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$1.OO Wash Ties Csc Each
2 for $1.25

These are the days when men need plenty wash
ties, and here's chance to buy them way below
regular price. DE Joinvile" four-in-hand styles
in pretty panel stripe and neat figured effects on
light and dark grounds; regular $1.00 values at
65c each. or for 81 %.
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cold, crystal. mountain streams rush.
ing into the Colorado river We had
heard Placer creek touted as virgin
trout stream, unfished and located adj
jacent to some excellent shooting
marshes. With my old friend Rolla
Holland acting guide. We pitched our
camp near the mouth OF Placer creek,
adjacent to several small, but likely
duck marshes, an ideal camping spot.
Trout had congregated in the Placer
at that point refusing to enter the
muddy water of the Colorado. They
were voraciously hungry. and would rise
to Coachmen, Professor or Red Iris
flies. wiggling angle worms or a strip
of red flannel, any and all lures did
the trick. II was case of real ser
vice direct from the water to the fry
we were constructing a blind on the
edge of the bayou, a shot fired on the
opposite side of a ridge started us in
that direction, to find a young Hopi
Indian with a single barrel gun, black
powder, hornet nest wadding and no
ducks He was alarmed and very sus-
picious of trouble as he was caught
off his reservation with a gun, taking
US for game warden. A little Chinook.
many gestures in the sign language, in
terspersed with little bad English,
which the Hopi had mastered, soon
convinced him that We were harmless.
He answered to the euphonious name
of Straight Legs and attached him
self to our party. An excellent blind
builder, retriever and burden toter, he
was useful addition to our camp out
fit. His appetite was excellent. his
sucker shaped mouth exactly fitting to
any bottle.
Ducks were in fine condition and
very plentiful. A few minutes shoot
ing enabled us to kill our legal camp
requisite, bag limit governed by the
stomach capacity of four hungry camp
inmates. Wing shooting was a revela-
ton to the Hopi. His game getting
depended upon the "potting system, "
prone upon his stomach, he would
"shimmey' through mud with snake
wiggle, leaving a trail resembling the
meanderings Of monster serpent. His
interest never abated in our mo smoke,
no noise powder as he named the
product. Straight Legs remained I'M
til we broke camp, recounting many in
tarestinp Hnni customs
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sensational offering nsl here
chine silk
o of izye
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U. S. WINS MATCH.

BEVERLOO. Belgium, July 30
America won at least one of the seven
events in the Olympic army rifle
matches yesterday and apparently has
been placed in several OF the others.
The results are uncertain because of
the large number of entrants and the
delay with which the scores come in.
Out of fourteen teams, the American
sharpshooters were first \ in the team
match at 800 meters, lying down. with
score of $50 out of a possible 800
France was second with 2S3 and Switz-
erland third with PSI, Norway and
Finland tied at 279
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FOUR CLASS EVENTS
ON G. c. PROGRAM

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 3O.-Today Is
getaway day for the Grand circuit
horses here, and four class events con-
stitute the program. They are the
second division of the 2:14 pace; the
2:15 trot; the 2:04 pace and the 2:13
Baroness Englewood and Esther R., are
In tho fret ropa
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Mems Summer Union Suits
Special $1.19

Mems summer union suits of fine quality main
sook in athletic and short sleeve styles, with closed
crotch; broken sizes and discontinued numbers Of
Monarch" and other we'll known makes sold regu-
larry at $1.65 to $1.95, for this sale $1.10 each.
Main Floor
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WATER VALLEY AGAIN.

WATER VALLEY, Miss, July 30.
(Spl water Valley won her eighth
straight game here yesterday by de-
feating the fast Holly Springs team in
a hitting game, score to 4. Features
of the game were the hitting of Collier,
Tyler, McCullar and Copewood. Both
teams play at Holly Springs today.
RHE.
Holly Springs ...... 2o1 01O 600 8 5
Water Valley ....... 3O1 1902 00'-7 II ?
Anderson and Copewood; Jones and
MCGEE Umpire Fatty" Howell.
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GIANTS COP ANOTHER

NEW YORK, July 3O.--New York
made 1t three straight from st. Louis
yesterday, winning six to three. The
Giants batted Doak hard and he was
succeeded by Goodwin in the seventh.
New York made at least one hit in
every inning. Nehf pitched effectively
exceDt in the seventh
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HAHN DEFEATS MORRIS.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 30.-Bernio
Hahn, of Wheeling, West Va, won the
referees decision over Sammy Morris
of Atlanta, in a ten round feather
weight bout here last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24
sURROGATEs' NOTICES :.

sHoNTs. THEODORE P-THE PEopLE
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY the
arses 40, Of God; Free and Independent. To
eHAuESEs 4M aa6s C. E TaoMAs MARE Re
GUER1TE BINGHAM. THEODORE DE
CHAULNES, EVA MARSHALL SHONTS,
MARY MERRIFIELD, JENNIE WIFFIN.
EDWARD J: BERwIND. DE Langley
81 new YoRk. EARL 3. sT TsB RD.
VIVIAN BELL, BENJAMIN j. TUCKER
MAN. MARY LAWSON SPENCER formerly
MARY LAWSON. NEW YORK POST
HosPITAL. ana LOUISE YEoMAN, the
sHONTS. deceased, SEND GREETINGs
WHEREAS. MILLA D. SHONTS, who re-
sides At $40 Park Avenue. Borough OF Man
haitian. the City Of New York. has duly ap-
piled TO the surrogates' Court Of our County
OF New York, to have a certain Instrument
in writing, relating to both real and per
sonal property. duly proved as tho last will
and testament of Theodore P. Shonts who
was at the time OF his death resident OF
go Park Avenue, the County OF New York.
deceased.
THEREFORE,. you and each OF you arr
Court Of our county of New sns Yorp M RS
Hall OF Records, in the County Of New
York. on the 2nd day Of June, one thousand
nine hundred and twenty, at half past ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day why
the said Will and testament should not be
admitted to probate as will Of real and
II TEsTfMoSNY WHEREOF, w. have
caused the seal Of the surrosates' Court Of
amxed w1TNEss, HoNoRA OH g JOHN asasS" F.
COHALAN. a Surrogate of our said County
OF New York. at said County, tho 18th day
of April. In the year Of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty 49, -. ,.-,
(SeaI DANIEL DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the SurroRates' ColIr+
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Buyers Arrived
rairchild Service

.xv-.w. N. whitney d Co.; u. ],
kkS.aesran. house furnishinsa china and
sSsware sporting goods silverwarss
{;st Broadway.
,.srrRpAM. ~ y.---shuttiswes&A 2ses.
ms r Shuttleworth, mira, OF car
w. 20. and rugs: Bresitn.
i,rrMoRE-shapiro 4 Herman: II.
SasssnTo. ladies' misses. juniors. coats;
Roadway Central.
Observation-Disclosures Wholesale Cor.
SAaLsss,ion; II. s. Messersmith, remnants;
r. Fourth Avenue room 1911.
ssss~orS.-I.oveless. Isevene Co.: W.
pssssn, merchant sses. , ssisrs So st. Andrew
s2 2ssS cut glass Murray Iill.
,,ossToN--J. Shapiro. clothing; Hsrrnit-
sisssff;oN-Gecrse Adams. tswslry: Col
,nss.E sDSSo1c F Hovey Co: A. EDDY.
.sns,: 1854 Broadway.
sosroN-Jorean. Marsh Co.. 90, MISS lisa. F. =:
ssssss sr Miss Il. haughey: ,nissss'
coats and suits. 4ss Four,n a Avenue;
sosToN-Hoas fusn, pas,en c1 lis van
Ss;rty-seeond Street; A. Fantl.
hhTrTTANoOGA--Miller Bros. Co.. l.. J.
s,aren, jobs ready to wear: asa Fourth
,-xM51rsaaGo-J. Schultz. general merchan-
ra ~ Go-MarshaN Field a Co; ". l.
ferendt silks, satins: c. B. Winslow, no.
.s,-ts; iio7 Broadway.
rsicAGo-The Boston Store; Mrs. F.
efr,ss,5rsth wonens ready to wear; ~
e., twenty third Street
cHTCAGo-Lehma Cloak Mfg. Co; J. b.
lehman. wooden piece goods; Alca1arl
crSCiNNATI-Alms Doepke; p. H. 4.
rrEvEI, ANp-The NJ Rosenblum Credit
ci s1stsins Co: Sidney Rosenblum: Max
sosenbium. furs, fur coats. mems cloth
ls' ray Evser's Inc: Samuel
,ESssoiT~M schwartz, dry goods and
ns Iurn,'sinss pen1 s.namin Stern
s.rs, general mdse.; 11s West Thirty
,sipoiI Ia 8. Ayres 4 Co; Miss
,SpIANAPoL1s-Iske Bros r. c, Iske.
upholstery and draperies; Pennsylvania.
xsY WEST. Fla. wolkow:ky: 4. VOL
,.ffoe 5psii Tenn. Anderson Dul,n-
Aysrneil: F q. Ramsay. Jobs dresses,
waists; East Thirty-third Street; ]. NJ.
xoToMo. Ind-Thalman & Levi; J.
gsnssnshal, F ss1ss. to 3 T E.nt lis West
roI-IsVILLE-Stewart D. c. Co; Miss N.
Ross. Waists, West Thirty seventh
usMrHIs-Bry Block Nero. Co.; e. B.
Wejsner, dresses. sweaters; 1850 Broad
IN W4AUKEE-Biumenfeld Lccher Co.;
Miss Lauberheimer, millinery, $40 Broad
way.
TIWAUKEE - Blurenfeld. Locher Co:
Mss K b Laube 4 heimer. millinery: $40
Broadway.
,iNNEAP0LIS, Minn.-Dayton Co.: ]. N.
Pitcher and G. L. Larson. millinery;
s25 Fifth Avenue.
s0VTREAL-Boston Cap Co.: 8. Resin.
representing: Broadway Central.
YoNTREAL@A j. Thompson. books and
.-a,tonsry: Herald Square.
-,oSTREAI-W. r. Brock Co.: r. Booth,
mems furnishings, notions: Manhattan.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Samuel II. Kirby &
Sons Inc. s. II. Kirby, jewelry; Brestin.
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Clash Between Greeks
And Turks Reported
!; Relief . /. Of French Troops in
1hrac4 Be&th y ccupation

ATHENS. Greece, May 2s.-An en-
counter between The Turks and the
Greeks In the vicsaity of odemish 10
reported. The Turks, 400 strong, cap
tursd a position held by the Greeks
but eventually, were repulsed. The
casualties Of bdshs sides we're unim-
iportant. -
| odemishem innAsia Minor, forty
eigne miles southeast of Smyrna.
coNyssTANr1NopLE, May as.-crs.k
forces in Bulgarian Thrace YESTERDAY.
occupying the coast area northward
from Xanfhi to the Frederick line.
~ Hhe occupation, has been carried out
peScefullys The local administration
Is being replaced BY civil oificfals from
SAlonica.
The Bulgarian peasants evacuatinp
the affected territory are congesting
gu roads 'northward With their OK carts.
supplementary transport for removal
OF civliians is being furnished by the
TBulgarianF government.
The 9TurHsh officers and their fam
lilies are evacuating Turkish Thrace.
The first trainload of them arrived in
Constantinohle to-day. =. So.
The Armenian Patriarch has re-
seived . letter from Adana saying the
& A Rb'as sr Sa.rs hsld meeting May
alleged fepNreyof the French to SUP
ply adequats protection for 4he Chris
tians in Cilicia. The resolution said il
had been decided unanimously to ask
the Arm enian National Council to. urge
the French to withdraw from the IN
vested towns or to send there by air
plane aminStnitiont and food supplies.
'Otherwis6,,t the resolution, declared the
Armenians purposed to declare a day
Of Of mourning Ming and W cease fighting the
The Turks are reported to have cap
tured the French munitions at Hadiin.
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snRRoGxar,rs, = NOTICES

IN PuRs 1sANcE OF AN ORDER OF
81 s d5Snt9 oS Ne. eoe qorR HT1Cns
hsssby: gAyen to al persons having claims
n s Hsnry: NJ. Wtekons.. late OF the
the same with vouchers thereof to tho sub.
.saeesss s G.y. ~ N::
York, on or before tho twenty-Gxth day
of juno next.
Dated, New York. tho oath day of Do.
WATfhR b. DEvnREux, Jn.. H.
~! EDWARD. NJ Mc1LvA1N;
39 ~ & Ta.1i1 Il g2ssa
the County 81 Nv Ts4H Oh hsa Il. in , as to
Of 'Decaan Der. /; ia the. year. ono thousand
eha ns''n
matter OF the estate Of Henry "a J. VII
s ssn on aSp Hs e
pointed e ss Or s ssd Sses
ana that they arc destrous OF giving such
notlce 70 the creditors OF said deceased to
present their chains as .a% authorised by
sk. aa al p nas1 would
'4shed In sneh newspapers a. he might
deem necessary to five notice to said cred
tors 1T Vs. ordered that said executors
,nseIf q n1otiSs. once In each week for sig
ana aiso in the Now YORK TribSSe rs :.
ouiring- iii persons having claims against
said. dece ased to present the same, with
the youc hers thereof, to said Executors, at
q PLACE TO be specified In such notice. on
Of before day therein. mentioned; which
JOHN P. COHALAN. SURROGATE.
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NEW HAVEN. conh.--oufan a Mash: NJ
n. Dusan, millinery: Bfesiin. '--
NUhfCLK. Vac. p. MAJ. mass e,oth.
ing and fusnishings; Grand. -
ton. siiiin cs ,is w., s:.
| OKLAHOMA CITY, okla.--r,s,d Coax Ca.
=; Chapman. ready to wear; 1.-Two broad.
PHILADELPHIA - Alfred Moiiav..r.
wooden piece goods; Bresiin.
PiTSBUR0H-J. Goldman. mems cioshins
and furnishings. millinery Alcasar.
P1TTSRCRH---AoCrssr Co.; Mas II. Nun,
s;aNvna.n.' fars; 20 East Twenty sixth
prrTsToM. Pa NJ. aershov. tai,pr,ng
goods; Walliek.
PORTLAND. Me-. n. LIBBY Co.; Miss
4; Files, millinery; 8 West Thirty-second
PRovIpENcn-Blanchard Young Co, 4.
Broxtell. "'''' soo1''
PEoytDENcE. r. IL. p. MOURN d Co,
xxs =; MsIHr ss ready to wear: ,77 Fifth
READING. pa.--rmser Rros: toseph I'm
RocHEsTzhR soa. BACK aSsles & Co.; L. Black,
cotton and wooden piece goods: 200 Fifth
ST: LoU1s-stewart'.; G. O. weber
or cfes.es; sao Fifth Avenue.
Hosenthai. waists, coats and suits: Is
{" est Thisty,a,xt Street.
81; Mayer Co.; r. Reich,
sT dresscs.i 1l?s broadway. .,
ST; LOUIS Haas Trimmed Hat Co.:
xHarry 8 Haas. millinery: psnnsylvania.
sPOKANE. Wash.-.Kesnp & Herbert: Carl
n. olson. furnishings; Ed. NJ. zumstes.
TACOMA. ash.---psople store Co.; r. r.
", Berk, wash goods. linens: Pennsylvania.
waco. Tex.-sach's speciality Co; Harry
Sachs. ready to wear and millinery; rs
1NGTON-Lansburgh 4 Bro. Mss
Alice strodtman, notions. ribbons. but
WASH1NGTON-Spork & Grsenberg; s..
Sresneers. dresses; is East Twenty
wATERToWN. N. Y.-couch'.; e. F.
xCoueh. millinery; Navarro
WILKES-BARRE, Pa.-Macwilliams, cor
sets end brasseres infants wear; 404
Fourth Avenue.
woRcEsTER. Mass.-The Louise Shop:
Miss Mourtn, ready to wear; 277 Fifth
- Avenue; Hart. Flanagan 4 Co.
YAklMA, Wash.-Callahan Co.: J,J. Cal.
lAhan. ready TO wear. silks dress. goods;
fancy goods; Prince George.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

RODMAN, HARkIETTE MASON-IN PUR-
suance OF an order of Hon. John P Co.
halan. Surrogate of the County OF New
York, notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Harriette Mason Rod
man, formerly known as Harriette S. Mason,
sometimes known as Harriette NJ Rodman
Harriette s. NJ. Rodman and Harriette s.
Rodman. late of the County OF New York.
deceased. to present tho same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber at his place of
transacting business, at the office of George
c. Howard. his attorney, III Broadway, in
the City Of New York. or before the list
day OF May next
Dated, New York. the 18th day of octo-
Der, 1919.
AUGUSTIN DERBY,
Administrator C. T. A.
GEORGE c. HOWARD. Attorney for Ad-
mtnistrator G. T. A, No. III Broadway
New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24

pELANo. EyoENE-1N PURSUANCE 81
an order Of Honorable John p. CohAian 4
surrcsate Of the County Of New York. notice
lie hereby given to all persons having claims
Against Eugene Delano, late of the County
Of New York deceased. to present the. Same
with vouchers thereof to the subscrthArs at
ONCE q Lord, Day d Lord. their attorneys.
No. - Wall Street. In the City OF New York.
on or before the 10th day of November naxt.
Dated. Now York. tho 1st day of May. 1899.
WILLIAM ADAMS DELANO,~~
MOREAU DELANC,
LORD. DAY 4 LORD. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutora 40 Wall Street. New York
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24
Repatriates Reach France

PARIS, May 23.-One hundred and
fifteen French men and women, re-
patriated from Russia, arrived in Paris
this morning by way of Southampton
and Havre. All of them had been at one
time or another arrested and placed in
jail by the Bolsheviki. They say that
PetroErad is starving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24

Of an order Of Honorable John p Co.
halan. Surrogate Of the County of New
York. notice IL hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Minnie c.
Royce. late Of the County of New York,
deceased, 20 present the same, with vouch.
to the at ther plaee
Butler. Wyckoff & Campbell their attorneys
At No. 81 Wall Street. In tho Borough Of
Manhattan, In the City of New York. state
Of New York. or before the 2sth day
of June, 1920, next.
Dated New York. the 10th day Of LIE.
csmhsr, 1919.
MARY EAMES SOUTHARD,
FREDERICK B. CAMPBELL,
Executors.
BUTLER, wYCKOFF & CAMPRMLL,
Attorneys for Executors. Office and p.
o. address, "a Wall Street, Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24

sNEAD. CHARLES SIN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Honorable John p. Co.
hAlan. q Surrogate of the County of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
sons having eleims against Charles 8.
deceased. to present the same with vouch.
ers thereof to Tie subscribers, At their
place Of transactins business at tho once
Of shearnan & Sterling. No. IS Wall Street.
in the City of New York. on or before the
26th day OF August next.
Dated. Nav York, the 14th day Of Feb.
ruAry. 1920.
WILLIAM 9. sNEAD.
JOHN A. CARVER,
MYA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, . Surrogate
q tho County of New York. NOTICE IL
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Fanny g. Peyser. late of the
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, at place of transacting bust
ness. at the once OF her attorneys. Gilbert
q Gilbert. No. 4s Exchange Place, in the
City OF New York. ON before the 10th
day of August nexl
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Feb
rusry. asto
MY V. PEYsER. Executrtx.
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BUYERS WANTS

GOOD staple specialties wanted sxclu-
sively for Canada. Address 1872 Vic
toria st., Toronto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24

wADA. LUCY .JoHNsoN--IN PUnsu
encss OK IN order OF Honefakle John p.
FORKS. notice 10 s,hsxsbF styen to ali psr
seny having Slams .gainst LUCY JOHN
York, pfessnt ~ :sm q A Hsg
Vouchers therAof to Shs subscriber. ct its
prsnSipais place Of tran baettng .6ussnesa No.
Ihs CITY CT New York. on Or bstcrS the
nt9t day Of. 5uig next. :; so
Dated. Nsr, Yn.k.. the 18th day Of De-
coLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, .
-, Temporary Admintstrator.
= HoEAry ,Admlnirrator. AZ Cedar Street,
Borough Of Mappettan. New York Cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24

GREGORY. SARAH WIN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John P. Co.
haian, Surrogate of the County OF New
sons having claims against Sarah W.
Gregory. late OF the County Of New York,
deceased, to present the same with vouch-
OF transacting business. No. 40 Broadway.
~ the Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
York. on or before the 21st day of Octo.
Der next
Dated. Now York. tho 18th day Of April
1890.
ALBERT B, BoARDMAN. Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-24

1RowNINoi. JOHN sCoTT.-IN PURsU.
. ence of an order OF Honorable John. p.
Cohaaap, e Surrogate Of the County Of New
having claims &gainst John Scott Brown
ing, late 81 tho County OF New York. de-
ceased, 70 present the same With vouchers
transacsing4 bpsiness, at the once of Rose
Z Paskus their attorneys at No ms
Broad way. In che Borough OF Manhattan
3nT>the City tof New York. State OF New
Jerk On or: before the soth day Of June.
Dated, :NeA ,Yosk. tbs 1sth dAy of DE-
cenber,. 1919. - .-.5.,: 800
WILLIAM HULL BROWNING,
a ELIZABETH HAYS BROWNING.
= JOHN SCOTT BROWNING. Jr.,
- - :" Executors
tors, Once and. r. O. Address. Ia
Broadwa * Boroqsh of Manhattan.
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OFF AN oRnMp oF
n, honorable John p. cohalan. = Surroxsts
b.,sh hs County of New York. NOTICE IL
ssaio oy gwen to all persons having claims
Conn,M' Alexander Cristadoro, late Of the
sps.. same with vouchers thereof to the
busn.losrs at their place of transactins
cscws,s,.at the office of their attornsys.
wall S.oer. WickershAm a Taft, Ne, -
city % Ss,'set, Borough of Manhattan, In the
tsss,s OF New York. on or before the AZ
ipS s;.aa gay OF November next.
Of 49,, New York, the twenty first asy
ARTHUR CRIsrADOHO.
FLORENCE CRISTADCKO.
cADwA, Executora
rD.ww!ALADER, wICKERgHAM a
rrAFr. Attorneys for Exeoutora a.
Nsw street, Borough OF Manhatten.
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sURK0GATEs' NOTYCN

Of a. order Of HsAesAbie jshn =.
CehaIan. . su!regsts. Of the ceuaey Of
New York, nettcs ss hereby syvsa 10 all
1sabsi,e Lane. late Of the County Of Nee
York. dscs .ssd. to prsssnt the q ne, vixh
theiT place % transaseing businsas "a lie
efaee Of Edwards, O'Lenghlin = oeerVa.
their astornsys. 4 Ne. 50 Nassau street..
Of New York, stats Of New vesE. % .,
Assers the LIST day Of July. 1850. Hsxt.
Dsssa N:T. Xork. the asd DAY 81
= LOUIS y. STANTON.
EDNUND c. lsrAMyoN.
EDWARDS. o'rOpoHfyN + SSonar
Attorneys for 1xeeuters. Office ana
Q. address. 20 Nassau Street Fns-
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, q Surrogate of
the County OF New York. NOTICE Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
CHARLES H. sTEINWAY. late OF the County
Of New York. deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof, to the subscribers. At
their place Of transacting business at tho
ONCE Of Solinger & Soinger, attorneys, q.
No. 17s Broadway. In the Borough OF Man.
haitian. In the City Of New York. State OF
New York. on or before tho 25th day OF
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Decem.
WILLIAM r. STEINWAY,
PAUL H. SCHMIDT,
WALTER B. SOLINGER,
soL1NGER & soL1NGER, Attorneys 10,
Executors, Office and P. o. Address l7S
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
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INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTION
The Washington School
for Girls

a endowed nonsecarian private school girls appeal
ing particularly parents who wish select school
for their daughters where the highest educational ideals are
not made impossible through lack Of funds
An unusually brilliant faculty selected by the foremost
educators of the country has been assembled to aid Mr.
Philip Cox in conducting the school.
Mr. Philip Cox the head-master has had exceptional ex
perlence in directing preliminary and secondary in
both private and public schools Mr. Cox member Of the
National Commission Of Reorganization Of Secondary Educa
ton and the author of widely quoted and authoritative
ticles education
Marculatons being received for the Fall term
personal interview at the school is invited Mondays to
Fridays from 10 to H. beginning Monday May a. Boys
will be admitted to kindergarten classes
For particulars call or write
The Washington School of New York
Philip w. l.. Cox, Head-naster
IL East Goth Street Plaza 1894
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hehofabie .John P: .cohatan, a surro.
lg .hsrabY.. givep. TO All. persons having
claims against Mary Maxwell late Of the
County of New York. .deteased, to present
the cams" with yestrhers .thereof to the
subscriber. at rs place. OF, transactins bust
nssa At The once Of Davies. Auerbaoh 4
the Ctty of Anew York. on or before the
7Sth day Of August naxt 81 - 49,.
~, D - a'~ York. the 18th d.y Of Fob.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
50 torneys for Executor, 81 NassaT 81.
NanhattAn. New York City.
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FEARING. GEORGE RIM PURSUANCE
OF an order CT Honorable John p. Co
halan. = surrosate of the County OF, New
York NOIlCE !s hereby given to all per.
Fearing. late of the County Of New YORK
deceased. 70 present the same with Souch.
srs thereof to the subscribers, at their
Of Carter. Ledyard & Milhurn, their at
torneys. No: 50 Wall Street, in the City
q New York. on or before the sta day Of
September next
Dated. New York. the LIST day OF March,
GEORGE r. FEARING, JR,.
LEWIS CASS LEDYARD, JR
Executors
CARTER, LEpYARD & MILBURN, At
torneys for Executors