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OBDER TO REDUCE EATE
first Use of Commission's New
Potccr Against Express Company.
•Wa*h:TiStnn. May E.— Tho Interstate Commerce
Commission has rendered its first opinion In a case
Involving the reaeonablenees of an express rate.
The caso was broupht by the Society of American
Florists, who all<>>jo<l that the rate charged "5y the
fnlted States Kxpress Company on cut flowers
I from Kern Jersey i.Mnts to New York City was
unreasonable, excessive and unjust. This rate tiU
July. •«•. was SO cents a hundred pounds, and at
thr.t time was raised to $1 a hundred round?.
Commissioner Franklin Lane, who delivers the
opinion *>f the commission, holds that the rate
rhould be reduced to 60 cents a hundred pounds.
The express company defended Its Increase of 100
per cent in its rate by arjrulng: that tlio delivery
eervlee for cut flowers in Kew York was much
mere expensive than for other articles, and that it
could not IncreasM Its rate a sufficient amount to
met t the expense of this special service without
largely increasing the total rate, because of its
contracts under which It Is required to pay 4q per
cent of Its pross receipts to the ralload companies.
From the opinion of Commissioner Lane It ap
pears "that the United Btates Express Company
fcfis contracts with the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western Railroad Company by which the railroad
comrany receives 43 per cent of the total gross
receipts of the express company; that the service
rendered by the railroad company Is no greater or
tfswent under the new rate of $1 than It was under
the old rate of 60 cents; that the railroad company
now receives 45 per cent of the $1 rate, namely 45
cents per hundred pounds; that prior to May 1
1906. the railroad company received only one-half of
•aid amount for the same service; that the per
centage of gross revenue paid by the express com
yar.y to the Central Railroad Company of Xew
Jersey is 43 per cent and to the Lehlgh Valley Rail
road Company 40 per cent; that the United States
Express Company employs agents at the points of
origin here concerned, who are, generally epeaking
paid for their services in (fathering, billing, loading,'
. unloading and delivering express matter with a
percentage of the gross receipts at such offices,
-which percentages range downward from 20 rer
cent."
The opinion continues:
sJ££?£i»w? have been Presented by the de
fendant tending to prove that the rate 01 60 cents
was owing to the percentage Sn
It paid to the railroad, added to the ptfeentage
Jt paw tolUi a ntS and the CO6t Sf delivery
£'add t eV'Yh^^ m lnese Baraa S ur es it can also
iWn-^nii^f the yreaent rate of $l is unremu
sSjv«i!' n f?h AILA 1 L™ ajr wd ' bß Ba id that, from an
I^'Vv" J£ ch , ar es made upon any single com
modit* or o.d*« of commodities transported by tbli
company, a blnill&r reault could be arrived ai!
n ord<: ' r^ to increase Its business, the exoress
comply gives an especially prompt service to
£? 1™ ! f erS N, Ther ls no evidence that this is
not done by all express companies, or that it Uoe»
SnatiLS wltfi reapect t0 thl3 traffic which trai«
portatljn companies do not generally do as to cer-
t X hi n , C if SSe , Oi perishable freight. But. admitting
: «-xtra return should be made over aaS
aDo\e hat received for the carrying of articles
DSn r Uj ira;is^orted by express, no reaaon nas
m v , m Wbj the railroad charges and a*j*ns?
rnmnin^ he be doUble^' excelling that the expresw
Jl.J 1 . " n , as to pay double the amount undt r its
Snv a nl° t agenl " and to the railroad cbm
*£. . i necessity or condition which we cannot
recognize as con: rolling as to rates.
Tne defence of this rate is not at all unlike that
wnicii a railroad might make were it to attempt to
Eht.w that the value ot the Mtrloe which it reiiUers
«ss based upon contracts made with its bond
a °iro r norti which the latter were entitled to receive
%r : rf non of X the Proceeds of each individual
™f*'P° i? a \!f r^ how groaalr excessive the resulting
amount might be. Neither this commission nor th*
• V,") '*.*,*' .f lven sanction to any such Inequitable
-ml ur.sclt-ntic method of rate adjustment
ev, ■"'«^n p rpose of illustrating the position of the
!.f - company let ua as6Ume a 60-cent rate, out
OI which tha railroad company receives 22V£ cents
tori the semce wh:ch It renders to the express
VivVL y under lls contract. There remains 27',,
flk« C? 1 ", ie expreaa v company. The agent also
nn ,t 1 I>er , cent <>f the er o SS , whlch ls 10 cents.
1 ins leaves tlie expreM company 17^ cents, out of
2rv »«i must pay Its expenses of New York deliv
™L f I general expenses of operation, manage
ment and a profit. This 1.7* centsVwe will assume,
is iasufficifnt to m.-er these demands. If, however,
tne rate is increased 10 cents, iet us sayt and lhua
?an"L W *r CenlS i n ad of 60 Cent8 ' an<l this X 0 cfnts
v, . ■ 1 appropriated by the company for the sorvl
»ii '»V renders apart from railroad carriage, it
whi be an entirely compensatory rate.
10 pucn siißgestion the prompt answer of the
express company would be: -Out of the new 00
cent rat* w are compelled to p"ay 27 centa to the
railroad company and 12 cents to our agent, leaving
v l m 7? nls f ? r our Pense in making New
iork delivery and ot r general expenses. This ls
ftiil rJrely insufficient to meet general expenses
cost of deUvery. We must, therefore, so in
crease this rate that the margin over an«i above
what ls allowed to tbe railroad company and our
v nt will at least compensate us for our New
i^-rk ar-in cry service and our general expenses "
Thus a rate must' be Imposed by the shipper, by
reason of the contracts which the express com
pany has made with Its aßnit and the railroad.
Wfalch «i.l yieid twice or thrice as much to the
railroad and the agent as the services they render
are reasonably worth. This very statement carries
it. own answer.
An express company cannot justify a rate which
in comparison with other rates, is excessive and
ur.rwiFonable. by showing that it gives a service
that is exceptionally expensive, where the burden
of the rate charged therefor, falling upon the eh'p
per reasea an already sufficient return to the
railroad. An express company is entliled to charge
v reasonable amount for the service which it gives
and this service, being partly rendered by its own
agents and employf-s and partly rt-ndered by a rail
road. it cannot Justify a rate by the production of
Ke own contracts nnde with the agent and the
railroad.
To pay the agent a rnniiiilaaliiii instead of a sal
ary, and to pay the railroad a percentage Instead
or a fixed amount, or a mileage, , r a tonnage, may
be. ijractically, a very satisfactorj' arrangement
between the express company and the rallrcad and
the agent, but from the standpoint of the public
fuch an arrangement cannot be held to support
tne rpasoniiMeness of any rate which the express
npany may choose to charge. What if the ex
press company had contracted with its agent to
ay him w> j.. r cent of all gross receipts, or with
vie llroad to pay it BO per cent of such receipts
buch contracts are <ntireiy between the parties
themselves. They are not in the nature of fixed
charges, because tliey are not nx«-d. They move
upon a *l!<3ing scale dependent entirely upon tiie
rate. kad it would be agaraat the highest public
policy to permit ratea to be controlled by such
contract?, because such practice must inevitably
ter;.i to promote the increase of rates on express
s<-rvicft. The railroads could, through such con
tracts, control the rate* to be fixed l>y th* express
companies. ar.<l It would be to th»lr Interest always
to iner*as"» rates no long as the traffic -would move
thr. r eon. for thereby th<-ir portion of the receipts
under the contract would be Increased.
Thi> order of the commission requires the United
States Express Company to cease charging the $1
rate aft'-r June If, ar.d directs the company on or
before that data to put in a CO-cent rate from Chat
ham an<l Eomervllle, N. J.. to New York City, a
'i-cent rate from Allpntown. Perm.. to New York
City, t.nd f r <. m Philadelphia, Hillside and I>or
renceton. Perm.. a 90-cent rate. The order also
directs t -( reduction on rates on empty flower
bam f.-om NVw York City to the pomta named to
tii» merchandise rate of 50 cents a hundred pounds.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Philadelphia. May 5-Amontf the appointments
maue by th© AtlarUlc Conference of the Evangt-li
cal Church, sThtch h&s baan la pc-ssion In this city
the ia«t few day?., were th* following: **
th**R*v °H k ,^. stri^-Thlny-flfth Btreet church.
R^v 1 r s I r : a Klfty ' flfth Ktr^ l church, the
tV rJ.'v nßc£«>;f:n Bc £«>;f : S vc-nty-s*v*nth rtreet church.
Church, th, R, v . Tt j Uw: Bnlder Street
CSurch, Brookiyn. th<» Rev F \V Kratz- \v<.fi<l
fey%h hU ww h v £%«"• G-- F. B^id^^wark, the
wSJPrtXut 1 2*™** :> • th * H ' v ''■ Bufclar;
•■ »*'K •'•»-. I I'..ntcr; Union
? S m i/'t! I / aph - lat)<lI at)<l I'atfrbon. the Bey.
nreri>i^ P V^ 7?£ v - P - H - Beok was Reeled
preeifiing elder of the New York district.
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK MARKET.
IV:i.,. lp|.,. >!.,■ | ~ 1!.,.,,,,, 'or .1:, week: Heef r at -
Ua r'of wr ,^J.t • Whlie th<s mo « t o«rtrable otter
fc.ftttW SO; ro~lium, $5 J2H,©ss 25 : common #4 7'f«?*V
hais. *3.Vi©|4 76; the letter V Ai*m \,t c"w« vim reSlrJ
&T» y \\ l^,:y. 1- v; j ', nmon ■»«* «" SMSfc
«»•• 4*-%.f? I/ '* t4<V ' : tllln «'*■■• «lTCtrt2 75- milch
£*«* selections bMng well ok-un-d up at fuH rrkeV
'**£i SfiPU 'r 11 * rulUl(r X trmcttaSu tf. '•■■„•.
JJ« isni <ul| ttoek un nol aotwht Hf r Wool sh<*n
l*t.*rt>. c x t ra- t7<?/*7 to; choice, $6 :r,fif« 75- „,, jf ts-S»
■■". r-ommon. M@|4 SU; eVes] »,e»^
St »S*ti i^" i t" V' l *-*o^-- <)ltra^ » fl^'* <(r><i«-•;( r><i
«-•; common. f2SCottj «r« heavy fat. $i f/V&fV^V
Ma™:.;;', 1 ?' •»»••»»: »ro.vi to choir* MToflte-
Sv^T; */*»*«•: common. $7Q$7 75; early .print- larnl,.'
H^fe" ! 22 s«'*5 «'*J f/ '; medium. M25«f7: iirnmon. $4W?
ts*t». ' ,*'. r*l'/ th ' 'S"7T S r m" nR * of I' rtr ' > " "" common
•>« ttisrk »t was fairly steady under a eesrcnahle
£?aV V-'w™. — to efre and quaHty. $»»«??» 7%
X-t'SV 4 "'^-TriKj* was af^ut mo/crate with si
H_^°sT*»* fcelectlonii of meets commanding- c tea4y
tr \ 7^-^ cowi - ftJ:7c; v " al "Lives' 10011c
•*art^i' rs!T^- 12e. rrfcswrs and Westerns fl3Se :
"^•tfy <Jr^te<J caJvas. slow. S^lJc; bcsi, b%c" a #
Dividend Notice*.
THE A^.SOX.^KA^r, HANTA XX
Th. Board of Director, tSZ Iftfcrtf*. \S%L*
(being dividend No. 13> on the COMMON PTorK of
payable June 1. I'M),, out of surplus net earnings to
of ?h r \° f t<OMMOX Slock ns registered at the close
of the transfer book* on May 10 1907 The transfer
tfSSck' l? &• COMMON Stock will be'cloled £*™!tl
vm > v".'! nd i cne u '" wl " be "'"i to holders of OOM
cftlee. Wh ° flle EUltabl ord«»-» therefor at this
H. W . GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer.
J> Naßaau Street, New Tork City.
_ " " — 1
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
t,,. tj V;V"-.- _ I'hiladelphla, May 1, 1007.
o/»l'? Av°v"f, d oi Dlrec hns this day declared a
HaM ; Pp n U^vS IV D ND of THREE AND ON-K
Itock «V J? C -' NT - (|l - 75 I "' r Bhßre) u P° n tne Capital
IVO- t« . V, o ' ariv payable on and after May 31.
»h.'r-« stockholders as registered upon the books of
riii-W' V, the c of ' c of "i.tne« 9 May 4, 1007.
«i i I. rIH •'" '"•l i- -'' to stockholders who have
filed Permanent Dividend Orders at this office
HENRY TAT.VALL, Treasurer.
NEV. lORK CENTRAL * HUDSON RIVER RAlL
nfn - , k «O.\l> COMPANY.
Otnce of the Treasurer. New York. April 27th. 1007.
r«7iit»i V .I of one and one-quarter per cent on the
n?MV#I- 0 "o?- C of th ROME. WATERTOWN AND
OGDE.NSBIRG RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid
rL™ i V ork '" al an.l Hudson Ittver Railroad
ompany lnsso« (under the provlelona of th* contract
a?ter \i i% V va com panlps at this office on ana
after May 15th. 1! "' ' to stockholders of record at the
close of business on April 30th. 1907
EDWARD L. ROSSITER. Treasurer.
ffOTES PROM THE MINES.
Th© followins Interesting table shows th» capi
talization an acre of the leading shipping inln.-s
in the Cobalt 6cction. It shows that Nlpisslng and
Cobalt Central have the lowest capitalization, nc
cordlng to the amount of acreage, in the camp:
Capital
Capital etock stock
.... . . Uxued. Par. Acres, an acre.
•^Plwlnr J0.0n0.000 »5 M 8 |T,OW
Ootielt Central 4.00^.000 1 217 18.4.T3
Treth. Silver Cobalt 1.000.000 1 40 25,000
v. Or Ra • 2.800.000 1 40 62.300
McKlfiley-l'arr.iirh 2. H»0. 1 B<> 2fl 2fio
The BufTaJ > WW.OoO 1 40 22 600
Cobalt Bllv.sr Queen l,500,0(i0 1 oS 2B.Sia
Kerr Lake 8.000.000 B f>2 67 P*S
Foßter-Cobnlt 1,000, (Hi« 1 40 25.000
Nova Bcotla &00i>000 1 40 B0 000
eilver Leaf 5.000.000 1 40 12.\0«>
Colonial 6.000.000 5 60 62,600
At pres-snt market prices Nlplsslng represents a
total capitalization an acre of 120,213. while at the
present market price of 40 Cobalt Central repre-
Eents a capitalization an aero of $7,375.
Latest advices from Batopllas report encourag
ing proerects in new development work. San Mi
guel mine Is showing eeveral promising places. The
San Antonio vein, tunnel level front. Is now over
three hundred feet south of tunnel, and the vein
looks beautiful. Good om Is being taken out
just below the 165-foot level. A now working to tho
couth shows a tine, big vein. The Canclo vein, on
the 400-foot level, is in excellent shape and im
proving as the workings Increase. This vein has
yielded already most of the year's silver. The
foot wall threadß are also very rich and promising.
Big returns are looked forward to on a new work-
Ing on them, connecting with, the Santo Domingo
property, on the Mesqulte and Veta Grande veins,
indications are that the bulk of tho silver must
have shifted over on the Mesqulte vein, below tun
nel level, to the north. Thl9 connection is expected
to be cut Through In about four weeks, and gr^at
expectations for a rich find are entertained by tha
mine management. %
There has been excellent buying of the stock of
the Trl-Bulllon Smelting and Development Com
pany In the last week of an investment character.
The stock developed marked strength and activ
ity after the announcement that further develop
ment work had demonstrated that tho estimates
and predictions of Samuel "\V. Traylor. the com
pany s consulting and directing engineer, concern-
Ing the richness and extent of the ore bodies in
the Kelly mine are more than fulfilled and realized
In the progress of the work. With the now power
plant completed and In commission, the concen
trating plant ncarlng completion, the prelim
inary engineering work completed and ord< rs
placed for the materials and machinery for the
zinc oxide plant, the time when the plant will be
In fullest operation has been materially advanced
over original estimates.
The manager of the Buffalo mine, at Cobalt, has
telegraphed President Denison as follows: "Dis
covered new vein showing six Inches; very rich."
This is th« third new vein encountered upon this
Buffalo property within the last three weeks, all
showing the characteristic high grade cobalt ore.
The Buffalo company Is taking advantage of tha
spring weather to do com« exploration work, which
liav already resulted in three rich strikes.
The stock of tho Philadelphia-Cobalt was dealt in
on the curb for the first time lost week. The stock
sold at l\i. The Philadelphia-Cobalt Mining Com
pany 1b organized under the laws of Maine, and
has a capital stock of J2.000/>OO. The par value
of the shares Is Jl each. Besides Its t'obalt prop
erties, the Phllcdelphla-Cohalt company owns eight
hundred acres in the larder Lake country, which
Is in the new mining fields of Canada.
B. C. Reader, who has Just been appointed super
intendent of the McKlnl^y-Darragh mines at Co
balt. Is a graduate of the Boston Institute of Tech
nology and the Michigan School of Mines. H«
has been a manager of mines for the last seven
years. lie was born at Caiumet, in Michigan, and
is said to be one of the most expert and thoroughly
educated superintendents In Cobalt.
IRON AND STEEL EXPORTS INCREASE.
Principal Gain Wa3 in Rails — Port of New
York Makes Record.
All monthly records were agnln smashed last
month In tho exports of various Iron and st>el
material, when no less than C 0.206 tons were
shipped through New York. Ualtlmuro anil Phila
delphia to practically every civilized country In
tho world. The April exports further show that
Kew York handled more material than ever be
fore in a single month, this port having shipped
nearly five times as much as Baltimore and Phila
delphia combined. The exact tonnages, according
to official statistics Just compiled, wer» Now Y"rk,
ii r j"f.i: Baltimore. 8,043, and Philadelphia, 1.900.
The' principal gain waa In steel rails, 39.20 tons
of which went abroad.
Of steel bllleta 6.i>66 tons were shipped abrood
last month, while tho April exi>ortß of wire, wlro
nails and pipe footed up to a total of 12.11R tons.
Of nails 2.2C2 tons were shipped, and 2,735 tons of
Pipe. . < .
IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.
The search for n*-w«high grade petroleum pro
ducing territory goes on uninterruptedly In the
lower Southwest field, but with less than moderate
euccess. Never has the demand for this class of
territory been great as It is at present, and
operators are paying unusual bonuses and are
evf-n offering royalties of one-half the output for
promising locations, but in spite of all efforts noth
ing sensational has come to the front this week.
Operator* are still drilling In old territory, hut in
spots passed over in other days as being of llttlo
or no account. These neglectod areas are now and
then proving of great value.
The Bpecial feature of the week was the con
tinued output of the new well on the Samuel His
sam farm, which was drilled In the Big Ingun last
week. The farm is on Dry Run. Elsworth district,
Tyler County. The well started off at over 700 bar
r?-ls a day. By the last accounts It was etill pro
ducing at the rate of COO barrels dally. It comes
nearest to being a gusher of any well that has
been struck In the lower Southwest in the last
year It in close to tho No. 6 well on th- same
farm' which is also large as to output and proving
a jto'od stayer. This farm and the one adjoining
have furnished by far the greatest number and the
largest producers In all this section. A good deal
of new work 1h now under way.
The Congo dletrlct In still very favorably consid
ered and continues to bring forth good producers.
The' No 7 on the Bn-nneman farm, haa bean
drilled through the Berea grit, and shows up for
1W 1 barrels a day. Tho drill is still at work on
wells Noa 8 and 9, on the. same farm, and others
are being put down in the neighborhood, some of
vi hirh Hhould Drove "t value. of the ru-ld as well
Tn^nwifroni other lecttoni or the field, as wail
no from Southeastern Ohio, furnlsbM nothing of
lf.lereHt or Importance, onleM It be that a new pool
has been openV-d near Hallday's Cove, not far from
the Congo pooL Four wells haya been completed
i,..r<» which anrrearata atx.ut ISO barn-Is a day.
There se.rns to^ be plenty of oil In the Illinois and
mld-conUnent n>lds. und a great deal of active
work is LHng done In both. The mld-contln.-nt
Action is now producing over 200.000 barrels a day
of low arad« oil. and l>y numim-r the Illinois field
will probably be doing equally well a; to Quantity.
l"efVne\l petroleum is uii<l:ange<l nt 8.20 In barrels
anil 4.75 n bulk at New Yorlc. Philadelphia prices
are on a ba*l« of 5 points lower. Foreign prices for
rellncd aro also unchanged: London. 7-16 d an
Imperial gallon; Antwerp. 21 «4 francs for 100 kilos.
and Bremen. 6-35 marks for W fcflos.
Restaurants.
frunLE D'HOTE dinner rv»ry M»nln s In Famous
1 Inuoh JVwun. Jlotul Martinique. H'ws.v. 33<i. jl.fo.
Unfurnished Apartments to Let.
OWN YOUO HOME.— rent. H »tory fireproof, few
varjindea left; location below 60th. For plan c«o
I IfWTssl -K. FOUCE . 489 6th ays. T«l. 677i— 38th. ;
NKW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MAY 6. 1007.
Trust Companies.
TiTIE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C?
17(5 Uroxlirxy. Sew York.
198 Montagoe Stre-e-t. Brooklym
3SO Kolton Street. Jsmalra
Capital & Surplus, ;lU9Q,6i)G
Acts as executor, administrator, trus
tee, guardian, or other trust capacities.
Deposits received subject to check, of
on certificate. Interest allowed at best
permissible rates.
OFFICERS
CLAIIF.NCR H. KEI.SEY. President.
FIIANK BAILKY, Vice-President.
EDWAT:r> O. BTAKLEY, 2nd Vlc*-Pr*fc
MaDagcr RanklnK Department.
CLINTON I>. BURDICK. 3d Vlce-Pre*.
3. WBAY CIJ;VEI.ANP. Secretary.
ARTIU'K TERRY. Tresßorer
. F.L.BNIFFRN. Mpr. Brookirn E*nkluc Dept.
THUSTEES
Jobn Jarob Astor Edtar L. Marston
Frank P.allpy W'iTlUm J. Mathesoa
Ednnrd T. Bedford Cbarles Matlack
Charles g. F.r.wn ■William H. NU-hola
Jullf-n T. T'kTlcs J«me« H. Ollnbant
Cbarlen R. H. inl.-rion KobTt Olypbaat
John P. Hicks Charles A. Vesbody ,
William M. loirrabsm Frederick Potter
AnguKtus I>. Jullllard CUarlea Hicbardsos
Martlu Jooat Henry Roth
Clarrnce 11. Kelsey Jarob 11. Prblff
John 8. Kennedy Jkuvs Bp*yer
Woodbnrr 1.-.mgdon Banford H. Steel*
Jsmps I). Itccl. Ellia D. Williams
Jidus H. Manning Louis Wlndmoller
<F TRUST CO
66 BROADWAY.
FIFTH AVKNTE and S4TH BT.
100 RBI 185 TH ST.
TUIRU AVEME and 148Tn ST.
This Company issues
LETTERS OF CREDIT
and Travellers* . checks payable In
any part of the world.
Financial Meetings.
OFFICE OF
Amnlfrnir.utecl Copper Compiiay,
42 Broadwar, New York. May 1. ltK>7.
Notice ls hereb/ given that the stock certlncata
transfer books of the Company will lie closed on Mon
day. May 13. lUO7. at 8 o'clock P. M.. for the purpose
of the annual meeting of the Company, to be held
June 8. iyo7, arid that *uch books will bo reopened on
Tuesday, June *. 1907. at 10 o"clock A. M.
A. H. MEI.IN. georetary.
Real Estate.
mw iint ran Mown
I.ONO ISLAND CITY FACTORY CO.,
N. Y. OfT.ces -- 140 Nassau Bt.
" " ' ISKM.E TERBE ESTATES ~~~~
DEAN ALVOHD. Pre«.. 277 Broadway, N. T.
City Property for Sale.
LOOKING FOR TWO FAMILY HOUSES?
DON'T FAIL TO INVKSTIGATE
The be«t built and elegantly finished lirlck Hoasea,
with every known convenience, located at
MORRIS AYE. AND 170 TH ST.
Exclusive HeslJontlal Section Mt. Hope, Tremont.
Reached by Jerome aye. or lrnslda aye. trolley,
within 2 SAlnutes* walk from hounes.
Connection with elevated or subway utatlons.
Open for Inspection Daily.
To Let for Business Purposes.
Large Ground Floor,
WITH POWER.
Near Bridge Lntrance.
RUL AND & WHITING CO., 5 Beekman Street.
ABOUT 0.000 FEET; very light rooms, with heat.
2\. power, sprinklers; long lense HI.AKK TYPE
WRITER CO.. «<• Nrskhii st.. N*w»rk. N J.
Brooklyn Property to Let.
"VTANDERBILT AYE. near Myrtle are. — rooms
and bath; all Improvements; large rooms, newly
decorated; convenient to New York In short time by
"L" station at corner, and by trolley, which pas»«»e
the door; nice, cltan block; first floor %-2. sei nnsl
Boor, »1!4; third floor, $2S; fourth Boor, 122. Inijulre of
janitor on premises. 10T Vand«rb!lt ay».
»j>«»T — CORNER apartments, top. 191 I-ee. aye.; eight
Ot-'*-'* large, llKht rooms, bath, steam heat, hot water
supply, etc.; walking dlit&nco can *:.ii Lildga, bdults
only.
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
"I>AY RlDGE.— Large O loolaJ house, detached. 13 rail.;
J> irrounls lij*> (eat mjuare. Bacrtflce f^r $17,000.
OWNER. 7205 Tenth aye., or Bulto tXA>. lb» Muntague St..
Brooklyn.
VCT QUICKLY.—- Corner bulldlnK. Ralph aye.; 4
*tory <: iulile brick apurtmentn. with stores: fine
condition; rental $2.1»M; »r.,ooi> will buy It. Address
I:VM. ESTATE." P4 <>r«ena »v« . Brooklyn.
Country Property for Sale.
"CRESTWOOR
Hnlf way t.. \\!.!t<- I'lalns, 3 lots 3 minutes stntton.
containing 1 7"<iL''i fent, owned by an estate which
must Be cloeed, are offered for unle at your own »ig
ur<-. llak-j appointment to Inspect thees
Cooley 4. West, Inc., Dapt n.
Mount Vernon, White Plaint,
N«w Rochelle, New York.
\ CHOIOn PLACE of Flxty acres, about ten minutes
J\. from *l»-ctrlc terminal of Grand Central. Bub
stantial, |>>asant house of twelve rooms; two baths
and conservatory Lawn, jrrund shade trees, fruit,
berries, asparagus, gnrdrn made. Smnll s;rove, river
view sites, springs r>lpe>l t!ir'jua;h housa and barns.
I>eslruMe for colony of friends, parking or tine coun
try estate. Po««euslon now. Address EX. Y. ZEE,
I'eeksklll I'ostofflce
-| pr ROOM HOUBK. with large barn; all In fine rnmit-
J-tl tlon. 1 acre land; fruit trfes; high lanl. ..vfrlor.k
ln< Taunton River; near lane* city; BO mdrs from Bos
ton; 0 minutes' walk from >r.»> of finest g"lf '-rHirses In
New Knsland; 2 minutes' walk from ]{ ]!. station: no
brokers; price. »7 000. H. A M. Boa SO, TrtboM Office.
FOR 6AI.£ OR RENT at Hrlarcllff Manor. 10 room
X 1X 1 mttag*-; sjl Improvements; tin* views. TIIO3.
LEARY. Oi-slnlng. N. Y.
I[V)R BALH.-- -A handsome residence In the village of
South Oraaca, New Jersey, house, has IB rooms, 4
bathrooms, steam hent. gas and electric fixtures. In
first cluhm condition, all Improvements; stuM« for three
horses; corner lot. 220x370 feet; owner going abroad.
will sell at a bargain. Address 471 Centre street. South
Orange. N. J.
FINEST VIEW AND MANSION of Pleasantvllle. IS
rooms, all modem Improvements; barn, short dls
tancn from depot; 1H arres la/id; rent, month. $73; for
sale. 1ir,,000. C. P. CROLLY.
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME. BhawsDgunk Mountains, with
view of <Wit«UUis; \<) room house, barns, outbuilding.;
7f« acres' »3,o<H> buy* this farm. J. >i. iIAiU>EvN'HEROH.
lloe.-iMfif". N V.
SULLIVAN COUNTY. — Real estate, all kinds. JOHN
M. YEU.OBR, MonUoaUo. N. Y.
FOR SALE. — Estate; Westohester County; 183 acresi
X/ natural i^rk views, forests, lake; Ideal; home, club,
hotel. OWNKH. 121 Kast 78th st.
BARGAIN. — Felham; very- attractive houso an.l «ta
ble for Bale, l&Oxl2S- flvs rr.lntitcs" wniic from gtar
tion. Ownsr, I". P. F. & CO.; 11 K«st 42d »t.
1/WJli Af'ltES, CATTLE. SHEEP RANCHES. Alie
,\/Uv s;beny alountain.; beautiful country: one
niclit'n ride; prire ..ijly IB, 000; $1,800 cash; 't mile two
raflrottds; abundance wuter SI I. AH ALDICN CON
lili'T. owner. 41 Tark How. New Y. i ■!:
Ci^nn (\t\ BT-Y8 4 ROOM HOT7BB, IB acres; ood
tpOUU.I'U water; 2'-i miles from railroad; Ideal
spot for quiet numiner homo. B. L. URAKK, 1 Water
Ht., Newton, N. J.
DRUG STORE. — Good paying store In nayonna. N. J.
Address L'ESTRANOH, Bayonaa, N. .1. No nsents.
Furnished Houses to Let — Country,
rpO LET — AT ELIZABETHTOWN, N. T. (Adlron-
X dacks).- — House, newly furnished. 12 rooms, fine
larg« p'azza; all Improvements; hot and cold water,
electric lU'lit, open grntef near Windsor and Deer's
HcnU li'iteln; five mlr.utes from golf ground.
PARTRIDGE. 802 Broadway, New York.
mo RENT. — Summer home, four miles from Danbury
,L station; ten rooms; housd furnlxhed; barn room
for four horses; ample shade: large rarden and yard.
Two building lots for sale. S. X NICHOLAS. Hldge
field. ronn.
OAK ISLAND BXACH. Seven an 4 eight room cottage ..
fully furnished, to rent for season; price |135 to $I*6.
lriyuli'- of curtain f FHOST. Oak Island Beach. Babylon,
I.r>ng leland.
JLon^ Island Heal Estate for Sale.
O.YKDALE
Plots with free shore privileges at Great South Day
W. K. ASTON. 80 Wall St.
Spring Resorts.
NEW JFKSFY.
THE MONTCLAIR
This beautiful, new hotel, located in
*«Theßerkshires* f o* New Jersey, only
fourteen miles from New York by rail
or eutomobile, is
NOW OPEN
Large, well-fcrnished rooms pnpplied with
every modern device for indoor convenience and
comfort. Ample facilities for oatdoor enjoy*
ment. Grill rooms, tennis courts and auto
mobile garage. Descriptive book upon request.
FiV* minute* from I-.. L. lai W. Btation by rro.'loy.
THE MONTCLAIR HOTEL CO.
H. P. BURSEY. Mamg-r.
•Phnne im- J-Bloom»eld. MONTCLZIR, N. J.
IfEW YORK.
Health in the Hill Tops
of Orange. Eulllvan, Ulster and Delaware Counties. N. T.,
on the malu line and branches of the New
York. Ontario & Western Ry.
If you are seeking a SUMMER HOME for your family
in a region of absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATES COST.
2.000 feet above the sea. with pure air pure water, pure
milk, no malaria or mcsQultoes. and within Three Hours'
Ride from Now York a country heartily recommended by
physicians then send 8 cents for postage to the under
signed, or call and get free at offVes below the SUPERB
LY ILLUSTRATED BOOK. "SUMMER HOMES." of 183
pages. It gives a Hat of over 1.000 Hotels, Farms and
Boarding Houses, with their location, rates of board,
facilities attractions, &c. Vacation Bureau at 423 Broad
way. N. Y.
IN NEW YORK— I4I. 435. 11S0, 1834, 1388 Broadway.
4fi Nassau St.. 257 4th aye., 240 Columbus aye.. 27t>8 3d
aye.. 103 West 125 th St.. 162 Bth aye.. Ticket office*. Des
bronses and West 42d st. ferries, t>B Beaver St.. Journal
Information Bureau. Culumbus Circle and 68th St., Eagle
Information liureau. 26 East 23d "t
IN BROOKLYN — Court st.. 470 Nostrand aye.. cor.
Macon st.; BSO Broadway: E*klb Information Bureau.
On May 20th and B<Kh Excursion tickets at reduced
rates will be sold at 423 Broadway. 1354 Broadway. 100
West 12fith St.. 66 Heaver st.. 4 Court St., Brooklyn. Wee
hawken and ferry omc«s. giving an opportunity of person
ally selecting a Summer home and also en.l»ylng a day's
fishing in thl. delightful region. Tickets frond returning
May 80th or May 81st. .T. C. ANDERSON.
Traftlo Manager. C 6 Beaver St.. N. T.
RED SWAN INN
WARWICK. ORANOE COINTT, N. V.,
OPENS JI NE 20T1I.
Beautiful drives. ut.«xcelled golf course, delightful
climate, no mosquitoes, our own garden, electric lights,
elevator. Write for hook let.
C. M. BARTLETT. care Bart'.ett Inn. LaVewood.
WHITEFACE INN. Adirondack!. Lake Placid.
N. Y. Open June ;5. Write for booklet.
Harrington Mills. Mgr.. Hotel Grafton. Wash
ington. D. C.
RHODE IST-AXD.
HOUSE^
AXD
COTTAGES
WATCH HILL, - - R. I.
Will Open June 2Oth
For Information and particular* addresi
J. F. CHAMPLIN.
• ALSO
WATCH HILL HOUSE
•^.Address HARVGY S. DENISON
CONTSTF.CTICCT.
TllE
GRISWOLD
(KASTK.RN I*OIXT),
New London, Conn.
B. H. YARD, - - Manager.
Open from June to October. Entirely a new
hotel. Kverything new — furnishings, bedding,
linen, sliver, eto. Bolld maliognny furniture
throughout. One hundred rootn suites
THE riNEST SUMMER RESORT HOTEL IN
AMERICA.
Address,
B K. YARD, Mftr. 71 Broadway. New York.
until June 19th. after that date ad
dress as above.
Instruction.
For Both Sexes— City.
mE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF T.ANOrTAGE3.
MAKISON SQUAHU 111:2 liroadway).
HARIJiM BRAN' "II: Ix-nox Aye . cor. l^tSth st.
HHOOKLYN " 73 Court St.
NEWARK " Bcheuer Building.
Ti'a -liers sent to places within hundred miles.
School Agency.
AMKKIC.VN AND KOItEIGN IIKR.S' A«EN<V
supplies t'rofessors. Teaohrrs, Tutors, < rnessea. «tc.
to Collrßts. School, nn<l Fiinilll.-M. Apply to
Mrs. M. J. TOtrWO rtri.TOJf, IT! Union S<iusre,
City Hotels.
HOTEL ENIIirOTT
ts the most elegant, comfortable and homelike hotel
for quiet people In the City ut New Tork. Write for
particulars.
1— ELKOANTLY FLTtNISHED APARTMENTB prl-
JL. vat« l«,th; |I.M> dally. Inoludlng meals; one, $16;
two. S2fi weekly. Th* Alabama, IB East 11th St.
Notice to Organize.
UNIVERSAL SAVINfJS n\NK
NOTICIS IS HSREBT OIVBN. UNDER AND IV
pursu&nco of the provisions of B«ctlnn lcl of Artlria
II of Chapter 683 of tho I.h«s of 1802, being an act
of the legislature of the Etata of New York entitled
"An Act In relation to banking corporations" (and
belnur chapter 87 of the Gonornl Laws, known as the
Banking Law«). of an Intention of the undersigned
being th» proposed corporators thereof, to organize a
sitvtnjrn bank pursuant to the provisions of sa i.l act
and amendment thereof, and to apply to the Superin
tend'-nt of Hanks for his approval thereof
The proposed title of said hank Is the UNIVERSAL
FAVINCJB BANK, to be located at or nea- the corner
of East Ilroudway and Rutgers Street. In the Seventh
Ward In thfl Horough of Manhattan, Clt/ of New York
County of New York, and State of New York. Dated
April Both, H«»7.
NAME ADDRESS
W. >I. Bolander .IST Went H2ml Htreet. N •/
Wilbur F. Brown 288 Broadway, NY
Wilbur F. Brown. Jr 23 Broad Street, N T
David J. Burtls I>3 William Street. N T.
Frederick M. Crossett 1M Fifth Avenue, N. Y.
Remsen l>arlln«; l>o Nassau Street. N. V
William Henry Folsom 24 East l':!rd Street. N. T.
Byion W. Greene 13 John Street. N. Y.
John H. Hallork 401 Grand Htrret. N. Y.
William 11. Hampton l>o West Street. N. Y.
T. L, Jaijues 12.'. Bast 4^n.l Street. N. Y.
Moredlth L. Jones V3i» West 71st Street. N. Y.
John Little Htm Third Avenue. N. V
Robert Maiet 25<» Broadway, N. Y.
1t..1,.>rt Mcl.e.an I.'<» liberty Street. N. Y.
fhnunce/ Mitchell 140 Broadway, N. Y.
Henry w. l'lnner. .• .3tr_> Fifth Avenue. N. Y.
Kassel Elmon AS Enst Broadway. N. T.
Louis W. rUotesbury *. . . .141 Broadwny. N. Y.
J. W. W. Htruthers 1 Nassau Street, N. Y.
Joseph Yeska 723 Uroa.l way. N. Y.
Furnished Apartments to Let.
nTH ST.. 15 EAST. THH ALABAMA —Elegantly
furnished apartments; private bath; $1 no dally, ln
olu.iliiK meals; one. $15; two, $29 weekly.
Country Property to Let.
FINK HOtSE AT FI.CSHING FOR RENT.
Three story brick dwelling;, late residence of 11. a.
Bogert, corner Lawrence aye. and Washington st.; about
4 acres lawn: 17 rooms. 2 bathrooms, butter's rantry.
larjre kitchen and laundry in basement: $280 per month
s3oo r'r month, furnished; will sell, 175.000. ELLIOTT.
JAFFHAY & CO.. 194 Broadway. Is'sw York City, or
local agrsts at Flushing.
Spring Resorts.
SEW JERSET
CHALrONTL
Atlantic City, N. J.
ALWAYS OPEN.
ON THL BLACH. riRLPROOr
6END FOIt LrrERATtTR".
THL LE.E,DS COMPANY
HOTEL DENNIS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Occupies one-half square of unobstructed
beach front.
WALTER J. BUZBT.
HOTEL TRAYMORE
ON TIIE OCEAN FRONT.
ATLANTIC « ITY. N. J.
A magnificent ten-atory fireproof --'.mion has been
added, making this famnu» hostelry the newest and
most up-to-Uate of Beach Front Hotels. Bedroom)
averaging lt> feet suuare, and every room with an
ocean view, bath attached, sea and fresh water. Tele
phones and Cheval-glass. Music. Spacious solarium.
Golf privileges. Write for Illustrated Bookie*.
Chas. O. Marquette. TRAYMORE HOTEL H).,
Manager. D. S. WHITE. President
DIRECTLY ON THE riEAi'H
HOTKL RUDOLF. Atlantic CM*. N. J.
Capacity 5,000. American and European plans. Fea
water baths. Private "phones. Orchestra. Special
spring rates CHAS. R. MYERS. Owner
THE PENNIIVRHT.
Ocean End Michigan Avenue. Atlantic City. N. J.
Rooms en suite, with bath: long-distance 'phones la
rooms, elevator to street Special spring rates.
WILLIAM R. HOOD.
SOMERSET INN,
and 8 Cottages, Bernardsville, N. J.
A REPORT Hr>TF.T. OF QTW.LITV r.pF.N'3 MID
MAT. "THE REST BOOKI.F.T I HAVE <=FFX " WRITE
FOR IT — THE STORY 19 BH< 'RT AND INTFIRESTINO.
BKNJ. R. PHKI.PS. MANAGER.
LAKEWOOD. N. J.
SEASON UNTIL JUNE.
Spring Attractions:
Motoring. Golf. Rilling. Driving;. Trap Shooting. Boating.
IDEAL CLIMATE.
THE LAUREL HOUSE
A. J. MURPHY. Manager.
LAUREL-SN-THE-FINES
FKAN.v F. HHVTIi. Manager.
NOW CPEX
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs
2.500 f-rt elevation. Op^n all th« year.
Waters, baths. Hotel and scenery nowhere equalled
bPECIAL. NEW YORK OFFICE.
2-43 FIFTH AVENUE.
wher* exrurslo.i tickets. Pullman reserratlons and
Bjaedal information may be obtained.
NEW HOMES>TE.II>. Modern Htgb-Clan Hotel
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows stop-over at -"ovlngton. Va.. on through tickets
to Cincinnati. Louisville. vtilcago. at. L. vi*. and tn»
West for side trip to VlrglnU Hot Springs.
I'uUiiian compartment car. via Washington, leaves
V Y. 4:&3 P- m -. arrives Springs 8:25 a. m.. Eastern
time ' Excursion tickets an.l Pullman reservations
at C. * O. ofleea 3t'2 Broadway an.! 2-t.i Fifth Ave
nue al*'-" oißces Penna. It. R. and connecttnsj Unes.
FP.ED STERRY. Mar.agi-r. Hot Springs. Va.
Lost and Found.
IF TOf IIAV3 LOST OR POCKS ANYTHING. TEIJS
PHONX lOHU IJUVANT. THE NEW YORK TIMEi
Surrogates' Notices.
rf\RIMBLK. ISABELLA PENTON. — In pursuance of
JL an order of Hon. Abner C Thomas, a Surro
gate of the County ot New Tork. notice i!« hereby gtv*>n
to all persons having claims against Isabella Penton
Trimble, late of the County of New York, deceased, to
present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the sub-
BCliber, Bt Ita placa of transacting business. No. 13
Nassau Street, in the City of New York, on or before
the 2Sth day of October nut
l>at.,l New York, the 15th day Of April. 1907.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor.
BOOTHBY & BALDWIN.
Attorneys for Executor.
81 Nassau Street. N«w Tork City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN OIUSER OF HON. ABNER C.
Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New I'ork.
notice la hereby »tl\«:n to all persons having; cLitma against
I>s\l<l J. Miles, late of the County of Nt» York, daceaaa^,
to present the same with • vouchers thereof to the sub
scrrtier at her place of tranaaclliio; business at the of
fice of a W. H'.pklns, No. 7 li.-ekuuui strset. In the City
of New York, on or before tlie 3th day of September next.
Dated New York, the 27th day of February. U<"7.
' ELIZABETH A. MILES,
G W HOPKINS, Administratrix.
Attorney for Administratrix. No. T Beekman street. Uor
rough of ManhattiU). New York City.
COHEN. SAMUEL M.— IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order of Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the
County of New York, notice Is hereby given to all per
fcor.s having claims against Samuel M. Cohen, late of
the County of New York, deceased, to pre.sont the same,
with vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their
place of transacting business, at the otSce of Wolf,
Kohn A Ullman. No 203 Broadway. In tho City oi
New York, on or before the 28th day of July next.
Dated New York, the nth day of January. 1907.
DE WITT C. COHEN. 1
LKWIS S. WOLFF. \ Executora
ALBERT G. MORGENSTERN. J
WOLF. KOHN * ULLMAN. Attorneys for Executors,
10} Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New Yorlc
City. •
IN PURSUANCE OK AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
T Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice Is hereby givea to all persona having
claims asulnst Mary Ann Riddle. late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the name, with
vourhers thereof, to the subscribers at their place of
traiifuiilnu business, at the la-v offices of Murray,
Bennett & Ingersoll, Nos. 18-23 Will tain Street. In Tha
City of New York, on or before the 30th day of June
Dated New York, tha ltth day of December. l»0«-
CHARLKS L. HOLT.
MARY CHALMERS.
Executors.
MURRAY BENNETT & INGERSOLL. Attorneys for
Executors, l«-22 William Street, New York CJty.
New York.
RANDELL. ANNA J.— IN PURSUANCE OF AN
XV order of Hon. Frank T. Fltzgerß-.d. a Surroicu*e of
the County of New York, notice Is hereby «l\en to all
person* having claims against Anna J. Itandell. late of
the County of New York. decea»«d. to present the *ime.
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their
place for transacting business, at the ottice of Ronald
X Brown. NO- 820 Broadway. In the Borough of Man
hattan. City of New York, on or befor* the Ist day of
October next.
Dated New Tork. March 14. 100.7 „.»_„. .
JAMBS W. RANDELU
RONALD K. BROWN.
Executors.
ROBERT THORMS. Attorney for Executors. 30 Broad
Street. Manhattan. New York City.
STANLEY. MERVIN C— IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order of Hon. Prsmk T. FlttgeraU. a Surrogate of
th« County, of New York, notice Is hereby given to all
tersons fcavlriK claims agatnit Mervln C. Stanley, lat«
of Uie County Of New Tork. decease.!, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at her place ef
transacting buslnejs. at the office of Kellogir 4 Rose.
Ko. 120 nroadway. In the City of New York, on or before
the Ist day of October next.
Dated- New York, tlio 21st day of March. 1907.
MARTHA F. M, STANLEY. .
• "s- Executrix.
KELI/OGG * ROSE. . J
Attorneys for Executrix.
120 Rroadway, ■ •
Bor'Tig:; cf Manhattan.
>.w Ui ClUr.
Surrogates' Xotices.
HESSBERG. MAX —IN PURSUANCE OF AN*
order of Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the
County of New York.' notice ts hereby given to all pjer
sons having claims against Max Hesaberg. late of urn
County of New Tork. deceased, to present the same.
wtUl vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their p:ac«
of transacting business, at the oKSce of Wolf. Kohn .at
Ullman. No. 203 Broadway, In the City of New Tork.
on or befors the Isth day of July nest.
Dated New Tork, the 14th day of January. IMT
LENA HESSBEKG. I
EDWIN BOMMEKICH, Executora, '
srsisoN woir. J
EOI*. KOHN; Attorc'ey for Executors. 20« Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan, New Tork City.
IN PUHSUAN'CE Cf AN ORDbtt OF HON. A_cSNER
C. Thomas, *a Surrogate of ths inunty of N«w York
notice v hereby given to all persons having claims
against Charles H. Isham. late of th- County of New
Tork. deceased, to presenx the same, with vonehsr*
thtreof. to the subscriber*, at their plac» of trans.ict-
Ing business, at the office of Weekes ,t Forster. No. 45
William Street. Borough of Manhattan. In the City at
New York, on or before, the 13th day of August n«xt.
Dated New Tork. the Bth day of February. 1907
HENRY DE FOREST WEEKE3. MATTHKW H.
MOODY. Executors.
WEEKES & FORSTER, Attorneys for Executors. No.
43 Wl!l!.nn Street. Manhattan. New Tork City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. aBNER
C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notica is hereey given to all persons having
claims at?airi-=t Israel D. Goodman, late of th* Couaty
of New York, deceased, to present the same, wtin,
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his place of
transacting business, at the office of Spelr & Barlett.
No. &:» Wall ssrreet. Borough of Manhattan, tn tha
City of New York, on or before the drat day of Sep
tember. l'.w>7. next.
Dated New York, the 21st day of February. 1907
BERNARD GOODMAN. E*- . -
6PEIR * BARTLETT. Attorneys for E;i»oi::>r. 5i Wall
Street. Borough of Manhattan. N«w York Ctty
IN PURSUAKCa OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNBR
C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the Count'- of New Tork.
notice ts hereby given to all persons having claims
against Georga E. Kernochan. late of the County eg
New York, deceased, to present the same, with vouch
ers thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of trans
acting business, at tha office of William V. Mullen.
Em . No. LOS Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, la tha
Cttv of New York, on or before the 15th day of July
next
Dated New Tork. the 11th *-- «f January. ISO 7.
ETTA 9. KERNOCHAN. FRANK D. KERNOCHAJt
and RORERT H. GORDON. Eieru'on
WM M MI'I.I.FV Attorney for Executors. ;oj Broad
way. New Tork Ctty.
SMITH. ADELE.— IN PURSUANCE OPVAX ORDER
of Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Arrogate of the County
of New York, notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Aiele Smith, late of tho County of New
York, deceased, to pre««nt the same, with vouchers there
of, to th«! subscriber, at her place of transacting bustneasL
at the office of Bookstaver & Nonon, her attorneys No.
25fi Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, in tha City of Neej
York, on or before the Ist day of July, 1907.
Dated. New York, the 20th day of December. 1908.
MARIE S. HEILMANN. Almlnlstratrtx.
BOOKSTAVER & NORTON. Attorneys for Administra
trix. 256 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, r»w York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon. Abner C
Thomas a Surrogate of the County cf New Tork,
notice la her<-by gtven to all persons having claims
against rf. Nicholson Kane, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to prenent the same. w!th voucher*
thereof, to the, subscriber at his place of transacting,
fcua!ne*s, at the otace of Horace 8. Ely A Co.. No 21
Liberty street, in the City of New York, on or before' tha
20th day of June next. - Dated: New Tork. the U;h eav
of December. I'JOS.
JOHN INNE9 KA.VB.
Miller. K:ni:. Lane & Tra.TT*.
Attorneys for Administrator.
80 Broadwty. New Ycrk City.
RHEIN3TROM. LEON.— IN PURSUANCE OF Alt
JL\ order of B n Frank T. Fltigerald. a Surrogate of
the County of New York, notice ls hereby given to all
persons havln>r I.alms asalr.st Leon Rhelnstrom, late cf
the County of N«w YorK deceased, to present the same.
t ith vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of
liensai business, at the office of >:in;« n. Thach«r A
B&rtlctt. attorneys. No. &i Cedar Street. In the P.rcuah
of Manhattan. In the City of New York, on or before the
•J\>in day of Juiy next. Dated New York, the 7th day oi
January. 1907.
ALLAN M. RHEINSTROM. SAMVIL M. RHEIN
STROM. Executors.
SIMPSON. TILACHER * BARTLETT. Attorneys for E»
ecutors. ci Cedar Street, Boruugh of Manhattan. N.
T. City. »
IN PURSUANCE OF" AN ORDER OF HON. FIIANK T.
FITZ<3E2tALX>. a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notl ls nereby River. to all persons having claims)
aralnst Mary B. Benjamin, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to prtsent th» same with vouchers there
of, to tha suoecriber, at his place of transacting busi
ness. No. 23 Weal 33d stre«t. In tha Ctty of New York,
on or before the Hth day of Oct..U»r next.
r>at*-d New York, tha lat day of Aprti. 1907.
REMSES & PAKSONS. Attorneys for Executor. 60 Wall
Street. New Tork City.
WILLIAM E. BENJAMIN. Executor.
"CTLIESS. ANGE POST. — PURSUANCE OF AJ«
X? order, dated January 10th, 19«)7. of Hon. Frank T.
Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County of New York, no
tice v bereby given to all persons having claims against
Ang« Poa: Fliess. late of the County of New York, de
ceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers, at their place of transacting business, at tha
office of Frederick W. Yates. Esq.. No. 34 Nassau Street,
In the Borough of Manhattan. City o: New York, oa a?
before the 13th. day of August. MKS7.
WILLIAM M. FLIE33. Jr.. AN<-.F J. FLIESS. ANNA T.
FLIESa, RICHARD VOM HOFE. Executor*.
FREDERICK W. YATES. Attorney for Execut.-srs.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OK HON. ABNKB
r Thomas, a Surrogate of the '.Tounty of New York,
notice Is hereby given to ail persons having c'.s.!ma
against James A. Garland. late of Portsmouth. Rhode)
Island, deceased, to preeent the same, with vouchers)
thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of transact
ing business, at the office of David Carll. No. 20 Broad
Street (Room IVM>. In the Ctty of New York, on or
before the I2nd day of May. l»07.
Dated New Tork, th* 9th day of November. It**.
HENHT D TT'DOR. MARIE T. GARLAND. DAVIS R.
VaIL. Ancllllary Executors.
DAVID CARI.I. Attorney for Executor*. JO TtllWiJ
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New Tork City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
. T Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County of New York,
notice- > hereby given to all persona having claims against
£l-.eppard Knatp, lste of the Cousty of New York, deceased.
t<> present the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber, at her j'.:i:» o£ transssßttasj business, at the
oeßoe of her attorneys. Mtsara. Kenneaon. Em!ey Sk
Rublno. No. 15 WUUaoi Street. In tha City of N«r
York, on cr before the lOtn day of June next. Elated
Sew York, tha 2tsth day ol Nor.. 1008.
SARAH E. KNAPP. Executrix.
KENNESON*. FMI-ET & R'"H!N'«>. Attorney* for Exect»
trtx. 18 William Bt.. Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEB OF HON. FRANK T.
F'i*-a<era.l".. a Surrogate of tha <\.unty of New Tor*.
notice ls hereby iriven to a!! per*ons having ciilms azalnsl
Margaretta B- Warren, lata of the County of New York,
deceased, to present tha same, with vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, at my r't" of tracsactln* business. No.
Sl> Church Stre->-.. In the City of N^w Haven. Connecticut.
on or before the 19th day cf July next.
Dateu New U>v>n. Co—., th* 19th day of JiEuarr. 19M.
NATHAN H. TUTTLE. Executor:
IN rrnsrANCß of ax order of HON \BNER
C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of Now Tork.
notice ls h*r-by given to all persons having- claims
agalxut Herirann Oelrlchs. late of tre County of Na-v
York. deceasad. to present the same, with vouchers there
of, to the subscriber, at his place of transacting busi
ness. No. 40 Exchange P:a.--:. In the Borough of Manhat
tan. In. the city of N«w York, on or before the 21st Cxf
ot Au«(U9t next.
Dated N«w York. 16th day of February. 1907.
< "HARI.ES M. OELRICH3. Executor.
JAY & CANDLER. Attorneys for Executor. No. 4S Wall
St.. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER a
Thomas, a Surrogate) of tha County or New York, no—
Hot. 1.-i hereby given to all persons having claims against
William Cawley Ashwei;. late of the County of New York,
decea»e<l. to preeent th» same, with vouchers thereof, to>
the subecrtoer, at her place of trbcsact:r.s; busloesa. at tos>
offlos of Qudin A Oakley, h«r attorneys. No. 43 Broadwajr,
In lha City of New York, on or betor* ths> 6th day ax
tMi'txnber next.
Dated. New York, the 4th day of March. 1907.
GRACE jrXTA ASHWELL. Executrix.
OUDIN & OAKI£Y. Attorneys fir Executrtx. 43 Broad
way. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OF* HON. FRANK
T Fitzgerald, a Surrocata of tha County of New
York, nottoa ls hereby given to ail persons hsvla*
claims against Annla V. Burgess. late of tha County of
New Yoric. dooetui<"d. to present tho aam«. with vouch*
ers thereof, to tha subscribers, at thoir place of trans
acting business, at the caw of William R. WUlcox.
3- Nassau otreet. Borough of Manhattan. In tha City
of New York, on or before the 20th d>»y of August next.
Dated New York, the Sth day of FVbruary, IJW7.
JOHN \v VROOMAN. Oscar BUNKE. DANIEI.
MAYNARD BURGESS. Executors.
WILLIAM K. WILX.COX. Attorney for Executor*, t»
Nassau Street. Manhattan Borough. New York City.
ts PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
C. Thomas, a Surrogate «f t. v .c County of New York,
notice ts hereby given to all p*rsona having claims *t*'ist
Charles W. Doherty. late ot tha County ot Ifew York,
decease!, to present tha came, wlUi vouchers thereof. ts>
the subscribers, at their place of '.ransactlr.s; bustnesa, at
th* oßlce of Thompson, Kosa & Warren. No. 233 Broa*
way. lr. the Borough of Manhattan. In the City of New
York on or before the first day of *ptember next.
Dated N-w York, the seventh day of February. 190 T.
CHARLE3 G. K053. MARIE ROCHE. Executors.
GEORGE FLINT WARREN. Jr.. Attorney for Execut«*ra>
«il Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New Tork City.
DUDLET. JEMIMA X. — pursuacra of an order of
Hon. Frar.lc T. FtUgerald. a Surrogate) of the County
of New York, notice U hereby gtven to all persons havlnc
claims ag&iost J«n-.lraa N. Pu-lley. late of the Couaty of
New York, deceased, to iireaent tha same, with vcmetters
thereof, to the si.bsoiiber. at bis place of -rsnaartirn
business. No. *\ Wail Street, tn the City or New York,
on or before the 12th day of October next.
Dateo New York, the 27th day of March. 1807.
JOHN W. STERLING. risiiusssi
SHEARMAN & STERLING. Attorney* tor Executor 44
Wall Street. New York City. . .
-\rORTIMER. ANNA ELIZABETH.— In pursuance at
JA-L an order of the Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate)
of the County of N«w York, nottca Is hereby (lvea to alt
persons having claims against Aim Elizabeth Mortimer,
Ut« of th« County of Sew York, deceased, to present th*
came, with vouoh«»s thereof, to th« »übs.;r!cer at hi*
placa of transacting business. No. It Wall Street. la the)
City of New York. IVrcj..h, of Manhattan, on or befox*
tbo 23th .Uy of June. 10«7.
- Dated N«w York. Ivccnit-r 12th. 100 ft.
RICHARD MORTIMER. Executor.
Plnson A BtaU. Attorneys for Executor. 31 Liberty Street
New York.
IN PURSUANCD OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of Nsvr
York, notice Is hereby given to all persons havtngj
claims against Frank F. Thebaud. late of the Couaty
of New York, decaaaed. to present the same wlUt
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at their plac« eC
transacting business. No. 30 Broad Street. In the Bor
ough of Manhattan. City of, New or -on or bafotw
the Bth day nf July. l>o7.
Dated New York, the 26th <tar of December, ISML
FRANK L HALL and FRITZ PRAHL. Executora.
EKNEST P- HOES. Attorney for Executors. No.
. 10 Broad Street. Borough of Manhattan. No*
Yo»k City. N. T.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK T.
Fitsgerald. a Surrogate of the County of New Terk.
notice Is hereby siren to all persona havlnc claims against
Frederick Msilaid. also known as Frederick L. Mal-ard.
late of the County of New York, deceased, to present ta*
same, with vouchers thereof, to tha •übecrlbers. at "r
pUc* cf tranaactlns bustneea. Room (*«. No. » Nassau
Street. In the City of New Tork. on or before the 4Ui day
of September next.
Dated New Tork. the 22nd day of January. 1907.
STEPHEN F. MALLARD. WILLIAM MALLARD. .*<*
mlnstrators. ■ . ■
JOHN J. BUCKLEY. Attorney f?r Administrator* W
Nase*u Street. Maaha:-i.i. New York.
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