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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains leave foot OF 42ist. follows 10 minutes
earlier from Frankn-st - ~ ,,-., -, ,,,
,ew",ka and Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown'
ploomingbug Ellcnylle. Failsburg Liberty Careonaae
Itca. oneida, Fulton. Oswego ,, ,,,,.
o.tS M daily for West Cornwall. Middletown
riocmngburg Wurstboro Ellenvile. Montandale Falls
burg Iurleyville. Liberty Falls Liberty White Lake,
IL n m Saturdays oniy) FOR Middletown. Blooming
hirs vurt sboro f.envie. Mountaindaie. Centrevlle
Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksvle
Livingston Manor. Rockland ,,,..,. s,
Ford Midctown. Wurtshoro. Ellenville. Mountandlie
Can,revlle. FallsburE iureyvine Liberty FANS i"oer'y
\, a. ~ m Tor Vest Cornwall. Orr's Mills Meadow
urook Campbell Hall Stony Ford. Crystal Run. Middle
town oomlngburg. Wurstboro. Ellenyille. -,
Ia u m daily Middlcown. Bloomingburg. Fails
h,r, liberty Livingston Manor Walton, Sidney, Nor
wicS oneida Fulton Oswego. Niagara Falls and points
10 Chicago without change ~, -.
tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats at 81 Broad
way, New York j. 60 ANbEnsoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN, OUSTED.

Secretary Carlisle has dismissed from the Gus
toms service Merton Britton. Of the Treasury
Agents Department There seems be diversi-
~ of opinion among Customs officers over the dis
mssal, approving it and others not. Mr.
Brtton a Republican. and had many excellent
qualifications for the place he held but the Secre-
tary thought II better to give the place TO big
Tom Sullivan. cousin Of "Dry-Dollar" Sullivan,
halng from "Tm' Campbells district big
Toms" qualifications for the position are hard TO
find. Perhaps the fact that he was bartender at
one time fits him for the place.
Collector Kilbreth said yesterday that the story
published regarding the discharge OF vet
eran al the Public Stores grossly exaggerated
He said that politics had nothing TO do with the
affair. and that the had been dismissed on
the Recommendation OF Deputy Collector Williams
n Republican. for incompetency and neglect Of
duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42d St. Station, New-York. 3 fol-
ana minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$50 A. VI. Daily. Local Buffalo Sleeping car.
New York &c boomville. Sundays only; can be occu-
1850 A. VI. Daily local to Albany for Catskili Noun
tans and Saratoga. Parlor TO Albany sundays
only.
OI5 A. VI. Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roches-
yer buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago; except
saturday tor Toronto.
A-lIOO A. Vi. Daily. excep, Sunday to Bloomvlre
and Catskili Mountains New Patz. Lakes Mohonk and
Minpewaska. Paror cars 60 Bloomylle and New Pa,z.
B.-lf35 A. VI. Daily. except sunday to Catski Noun.
tains. New Paliz Lakes Aohonk and Mnnewaska. Al
bany. saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Parlor to
Bloomviil-, saratoga and Caldwell
1.i3 ~ NJ Saturdays only. Half Holiday Special to
tatskhI Mountains ParIor car attached
C.-:t;tO y. VI. Daily. except sunday. Catskl Noun
tains. New faltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska, Al
btny, Saratoga. Parlor attached Hobart and
C.-I.O0 l.. VI. Dairy. excep, Sunday. for Albany
cuse. Rochester buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
Cleveland Chicago and ~. Louis.
GRO 4. VI. Daily. eXcent Sunday. for Newburg AL
bany. Saratoga and Montreal Paror King
7.45 p. VI. Dafy. excep, Sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sleepingcar passengers
S.I5 T.. NJ. Daily Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter. BuiIaO Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit, Cleys
land. Chicago and -. Louis
A. u. c. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: 1920 Bil.OO
a. m. C3O0 y. m. Jersey City p. r. r. Station. A0 49,
For tickets. time tables. paror sieeping-car ac-
commodatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New
York and stations Time tables a principal hotels
For other information address
&. Z. LAMBERT, Genera: Passenger Agent.
Nanderbit-ave. New York
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Haiiroaos.
pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets
In Eject Nay 18th. 1904.

foot e %S ss ns GG s Streets
Ic'So Al n fESTsYLv&SiA Ir%{TES~ JP%sia1,sa
ana sa ne Cars o Arrives
land '2l A. NJ, cn S,1 sa, A. NJ. and Indian
2s6o ip j.. H. c f"a 5'P SSD ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
n sss sSns and R%"s Sar to 10 NJ 81
i .Yi ~ P w W. hssso ExPRMsspumau Sleeping
and Dining cars to chicago and C;evelaad Arrive
~. e l. '9 s5rTaw OFFER Hss afy
ana Dining Cars to G1Snna and IS S ~
LOUIS .' a. second @orniSs ''' s,...,,.
$500 r. PAcIFIc EXPREss1Pu man AIS. sie'p and
IA. S s na ,1 ffS,?'r S'" HSb SOUTH
20 Congressional Limited all Pori9r and pnl s,
sanay - So soo n a. NJ Gag 2S &c ~ 81 IS
al raro1 and Dining Cars i;ao. . DINING carr w"
4.ao T.. NJ. Richmond and Donyiue ESpress daily ,s;i
nSht daily si"epeTs to Mont somery and Jacsonyllle.
800 r, M.-paliy for Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
FOX Old POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK via Cape
Charles Route a NJ weekdays and with through
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. 900 A. N. daily. slsspers to
Tampa. Jacksonville and Charleston 900 p NJ daily
FOR ATLANTIC. cry $50 p. NJ. weekdays with
$ H. we Ssas Grow. an, pon,
F's M %s sS " and lSo G95' ~ N
not stop at f Fo f tx SET i?ls o" Su'''y''
Express 90 2o $40 o2o no psn9n L 1sc
T d i2S Hsh sundays Es .sc Ol' "a 80
ricke; oaics Xo: 49, 90 las iis and 2e Broad;
Desbrosses ana Corilanit streets Court street SEQ
o 0n SF Of Is
The New-York Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
'f s. g. PPTR;Eyosr j., WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
RrCH1RD WORTHIYG TOY ARRESTED
THE RECEIVER or TIE WORTHINGToN COM
PANY ACCT SEs HIM OF MIsAPPRO-
PRIATING ITS FUNDS

PANY ACCt sEs HIM or MIsAPPRO-
PRIATING ITS FUNDS.
Richard Worthmgton. formerly publisher at no.
IA Broadway. was arrested by a deputy sheriff yes
,erday on the charge Of mlsappropriating Asc5 Il OF
he funds Of the Worthingion Company he couid
not give the bail Of $500 required by Judge Bar
rett and was locked up in the Ludlow Street jail
The accusation was made by James NJ FISK a
LAWYER At No 2os Broadway. who Is counsel for the
receiver Of the Worthington Company. Joseph j..
Little The concern. Of which Worthington was
the controlling spirit was incorporated on June 49,
1875 and became bankrupt on January 70 1875. MI
Titles examinations of the books convinced him
tia; Worthington had wrongfu..y taken large SUMS
OF money from the corporation
Worth.ngton has been in business here for
long time He failed in the seventies. paying on.y
tive cents or the dollar In lSs5 ne became bank
rupt again This time his creditors received 25 cents
the dollar Then he got up corporation, OF
which he was secretary and treasurer and general
manager. HIS wife. Mrs. Margaret Wor'hihs'oh'
and Mss Elizabeth Sprouie the other officers
This time the liabilities were about $"1""' anu ZIG
assets about $1,000.
Just before his failure Worthinston sent iot OF
books. worth 5000 or $1,000 TO Chicago. pretendng
that they Rad been sold 10 his wife. The receiver
regained possession OF them. however.
Worthngion apparently spent grea, deai Oh ,i ute
insurance policies. He also bought some properly IN
Sea Cn. l.. L.. which he transferred TO some one
eise; There are numerous entries OF " anu ~ ~,
mis- books Of money given 10 church Tor pc" rent
ane as ordinary contributions. 49,.
FOR many years Worthngton has been the OBJECT
81 Of Anthony Ccnstock's close attention, Al me
ger OF copies of TON Jones' and other books Wnich
C0mss0ck said indecent Recently Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
Suburban property was the feature Of the real
estate auction market yesterday. and fairly good
prices were realized. At the Trinity salesroom. NO
III Broadway. William Kennedy offered on behalt
Of the assignee OF B. c. Wetmore eight plots OF
about four acres each az Englewood. y. j. on the
Palisades Plots Nos. l and 2. fronting on the PAIL
sadcs. were purchased by John f. Miller for N.eO
and 1868 being about $50 acre The inside
pGts OrS Sy wam gov higgins The same
tioneer offered plot 1919 irregular on me leo norm t,
s sas, 81 ~ omsinrdama%e II was bought by Ann
f. Mitchell the plaintiff Tor s'oV eo IN prookIvn
Nos. si2 and GA Atlantic-aye The houses cost the
$4,000 in 1899, and are mortgaged ior '],w,
The auctioneer said that all bids would be over
the mortgage and that the purchaser wouid h nay
TO pay down 10 per cent OF thls rs NOR he mort
gage. but the buyer refused to sign meih0i anuun
Of the sale saying that he thought ne nsd b 1Uue np
again but the auctioneer not getting DID, ad-
number OF private sales were reported yester-
day \ plot Of six lots on the north s;1e OF one
w west T ~ sheiton Of
Newton " J.. TO an uptown builder tor, ror Eiy
has sold for Charles Aston Bristed to private
party No. CT Nassau-st.. four-story prick pu''1
inr. lots 236xiS. ix23x41o for s2 go John inrd X
s soeE mas mas 79' TO i ~ Washngtons and No 3
West Twelfth-st. being the northeast corner '''
Henry o. Havemeyer has purchased from n, BenJa "a
min l. II. TrasT the northeast corner u ~, a.,
and Ninetieth-st, with three lots on Ninety -"'
St, for 100000 n 49,
1t reported yesterday that the SAFE "a ., IL
BENNETT RulldinR Nassau and Fulton SITS. had iali-
en- through because Of objection which Lheouore
A. Havemcyers lawyer made. The question VIZ
to the right Of James Gordon Bennett 70 pI AZ ~ ~,
sale OF his fathers property But TINS mas pren -
aside bv the court, and IL Is hoped by THOSE ~
terestel that Mr. Havemeyer VII take MS "''e
to the property 1t sold for <.ZnW" ,to
Staber 4 Smith, brokers. have sold TOT j. j. Hia
honey to Mr.. Titterngton No. 81 West on" , nun
dred and forty -ninth-st. threr-Story "Mt'li''s
~ sxbnxIio for Si6O0D also for Julius Lippman 10
Miss bod No l5S West Ninety-second-st tnr rt
story dwelling 1SGx5OXl0O. on private terms iIiey
& Crokow' have sold for Mrs. Mary \. Brady to
louis Nathans No. 40 East Seventy fourth-st
STORY double tenement house. on lot -,N'v
feet for $1,000 Elizabeth J. Weiiwo9d mas ,d alle
plans for four four-story brick DWELLINGS, tx
north side Eighty -ninth-st., - feet west 'ehtI"
Park costing $50 300 Bernard Havanaugh mas
also filed plans for three three-story brlck d"clI-
ings I6x5O on the south side Of Fourteen Inst 80
feet east Of EleYenth-ave.. costing S,v" PeorEc
Ranger has sold Nos. COS and %7 Thira-ave.. near
Forty-t hirl-st.. two ve-story teneneht-Houses y"
lots each 20XSJ for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
BALTIMORE Il OHIO IL. II.

RAITIMOIE. WAsHI%GrON, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS ;,,,,
cAGo 80 p m and IL is night For PlTTsBt re: 80
= NJ. 600 p For wAsHINgldTo ON BALTIMORE;
800 D. m. 16:oC p. m, Dining Carr. 1915 night All
trains daily except 800 p m For N3RFoLK Bay
Roanoke and Chattanooga, through Pullman Sleep
Ticket Offices ii2. 26i AS LAO Bway 81 E. l4th,st.
900 Crand-st. y. y: 2+t Futo -, BROOKLYN stauon
foot OF I.berty-st.. c. II. r Of y. J.
Transfer Co. VII can Cor ana check paSEaSe
from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
THE NKWHAVEy ROAD CENSCRED.

A jury in Coroner Shu.tze's court yesterday CEN
sured the New-York, New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad for not having a coupling pin In proper
condition The evidence showed that the poor con-
dition Of the pin caused the death Of Patrick Burns
a brakeman, at Barlow Station on August 3. 1898
Burns trying 70 uncoup.e train while making
a flying switch" The pin crooked ana he
could not draw IL. The engineer believed everything
was all right and started ahead. draWhead broke
and Burns fel under the train. which crushed
his legs ana injured him otherwise. He died after
being brought TO this city. The widow Will probably
fba road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks A I,!s NC Bl b, Signals
go ST 7 Ens'i sio TiIt 5 s Soo~ "a aui flo S
s e. E';'s" $50 Is 81 49, 80 5S 9 oG Sum
10 S d e f so1ay and sSr%n'q 'O NJ
Esadns a, % % so? 9o ,o 1907 go, A. nI NJ
iS so &c. NJ 49, @ % eSo l3 M n iss
Hs; H. ~ lss D DisS S0 sunday; ' 49, cs
SaSa' io 'T sS 7s o'p T sanaay, Il, H.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. &c.
r.: Ht1 n5P I"' RSnsn Sod Peg 2' s5g9 s psSs
Gro. and a. A.safy PARK so 900 M 200 p ocean
Rarnesa aAHa 3S s5 Tm' E'rT PARK ana
p9r Atlantic city. vineand and Briigeton. $50 A. NJ.
s. IF R'9 fg' n Hf aasGsy p's s
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
F., ,,,l From Tsr ; y RI ioo' Rector S s., p
B'ase ssssrse; ASn%@St4 bssaa and LoHs Bfanos
- oI suadays 30 80 NJ So'T5d5f 'H' S''
.1 gs fa s5s rSi GSc' 'sf ggsa
d DAY 9ny Az $40 N sundays except A'bury Park
Fs o "SeT2od Toms by Rye5 "a, ard n,Inesa ''o A.
70, Atsn,c Citv Williams a1a Briiee,on 40
100 p. NJ. SATURDAYS on,v).
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA b4 46y AND WASHING
Es Fsas's r a a IL: 80 50. 500 p ss rsis.
CARP. 300 900 Dining Carl. 1880 S:45 r NJ. 1918
night. sunday, 100. SOC 1850. Dining Carr. A. NJ.
40 800 800. 600 Dining CAP P NJ. l2ls might, ,,,
DINING CaD a N. 1856 200 500. 600 Dining CARP
7 NJ. l2:l5 nigh. SUNDAYS. 900 II 80 Dining Ca)
A M, 100 300. 900 Dining Carl p. NJ. 1915 night
ak M ana seas 0an 'e at az Isl
l4h St. i3i East l2'th St. 2sI West i25th ST.. 26i
Columbus Az. New-York: I Court ST. SEQ Fulton ST.
BROOKLYN 9s Broadway. Villa msburg. The New-york
Transfer Company will call fo- and check baggage from
hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Alley IN MqI A. IN spa ono,her to Madc'rook.
Arcnii simon 10 Henry + nGrc6rii nraihur.,, ''''
ave corner q l'sth-st .ns,aments. ....... GOO
BON 81. $. 100 It . lo'have. ysars.....: 100
CHRISTIE hayid ond WIFE to John Mcwllnm ct
g. mortgages year .........:..... 1895
trial SAVINGS Bank 2'S-s 50 r. " q ~
rernchni william ana VIE 10 same Madison.
avc. 2'a Il u Fitch-s ana othrr property.
Maiden Lane and 20 Liners a. ycar......' 1900
corner LcHnrton-ave. MORTGAGES years..... 5000
Barbour ct al. Hous'on-"t - - It @ II Ridge .
C,idsicn. isaac. TO Isaac Bacharach NJ 80 Cn-
Gucialia Aaron. to Elise Loire. ii8'h-st n 5. 2s5
II u 3d-eye. year ....................... 100
e. 3, f py 'aa sal" 'ey. " "' 4s
hGsaann fr se ,PG %h ,o Augusta ION
Iurwilz. Raphael. ana wife to Low Rorhsten.
Iiah-s g of shave month. "......' $500
ii$s It y q MoTri.-3,yc. Os2
surGnce Company. New YORK ip'h-st. s. go
t,on Il 5oa anG ws to ~rman cboverns o
and another trustees 3oth-st. $, 1000 II
Levy I,arne'i and @,hcr- to sarah cowdn.
1s ~, pa i mus and vi to Mary oicn.
Past, lol.lo II " Of ?a-ave: Years; 1900
surancc Company. 72d-s' 8. 10 Of ,o
NcIuhr william. to julius Prens'c. i'eth-si. as.
400 n ~ - Courilandt-aVe. mortgages ! 1900
Nagle Bridget. al 20 william " Van Walzah.
South Boulevard. corner Garden-ave. q
O'Shea. Annie r. and another to Ronald
Brown trustee i5is'-st. =. 200 # " of Amster- 49,.
dauf-ave .............. 5000
Bank. l2th- p. 100 II . Of BlOomnglale
Road 3 years 1000
Peters Lucretia. 81 al 10 Alice g Peters.
trlx ec. property, ycnr .............. 5000
Pnilard. Alfred 4. and wife 10 Augustus e
Fransioi. 81 Ncholas-Rve. 1913 n OF l4ls-s,. $500
Roth Isaac to Henry W Berg. Nos $50 and l0l
Rohrig william =. and wife TO Sarah III Powell.
Gih-ave. n 5Sth-st year............ GO.OD
Schwarz Henry r. and wife 10 William l. Elan
59h-s. 100 n 81 3d-ave demand 5000
Frank l.. and wife to John T M-tcnne
9 al. executors. etc. ssthsi. 3. l32 n Of
Yves, End-ave. and other property, mortgages. -
eteierrnhnn. Rosa. Cornra I. Marshall. Nos
and GOi lsi-ave. mortgages. years. <l.OO)
Stllrnnn. Edwin r.. 10 Joseph Murray. lot ~.
map Of Kingsand estate year .............. $500
Solomon. Joseph. N Sender Jsrmulowsky. Iud-
lowest n BroOme-st. years b.5O)
Schefers. Valentine. 20 John Mclaughlin oath
ST. 200 and 22i n OF 2d-ave mortgages.
G.ooo
Taylor Timothy NJ. Frederick Adler. isith-
ST $50 II Of 1lth-aye. ; years 1900
Tellkanpf. Anita. 70 Josephine A Budke.
ecutrix. No ii6 Macdougal at. Year,. 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
. RE Ii N ES

AnrOugh trans Chicago anu IL West .eays
York loot OF ChamDes-st. daily. follows, and uys
minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
DIX A. M.-Nestibuled EAp!ess for Waverly. Bing.
o'Ao hamton. EmiTa. buffalo. Bradford and Sal4.
Paror to Buffalo.
1.00 4. M.-Vestiouie Limited. Solid for Chi
o'oO via ChautauQui Lake Sleepers CHI
cugo, Cincinnati. Dining Car.
f.20 4. M.Solid train ~ Chicago Via Niagara FalA
O'oV Sleepers { Buffalo and Chicago.
S.1I 4. M.-Nia cnautauqua Lake and Niagara Falla
Csfo Solid Chicago Sleepers Buffalo.
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I OCAl. TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommoda at 26l 2I3 4Ol and a5T broadway l50
Last i25th.st. Chambers and West 23dst ferries New
YORK; 1888 Fulton Brooxyn; 20 Hudsonst Hoboken.
and Jersey City Erie Transfer Company calls tos
and checks baggage from hotels and residences des
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29

Timmons william j. and another. TO New-York
and Suburban Cooperative building and Loan
Association i8ith-st. $ 5. 1894 II Of Del
monico Place. instalments. ........:.
Trowbri1ge. Charlotte +. ana another 70
stevenson trustee lots l3 70 ~ map ~ prop
erty Of Mary l. Tiffany. years.
Won Elten Augusta &. and another 70 litnr'"''a
/. Warner 53d-st. s. 80 n OF lst-aNe'
year...-.......-.......-. .''''''',,,
Won Claim Gustav T. and wife To Herman IL
Ungsage Nos - and - Amsteriam-aNe, : ,
mortgages and , years. .......... :...:.':.o
Waterman. Clara. 10 Charles Mendel NO IA
East 3Jth-s' 2 months. .................'.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29

OBrien. Of the Supreme Court, decided that me
books were proper and tina; the receiver could sell
them.
Warrington sad that instead Of having misap,,
propriated the funds OF the company. II really owed
him q large amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
Conntrn propertn for Sale or % &c
SEASIDE RESIDENCE.

For sale or rent. Seaside residence Of General William
A. Aiken. At Eastern Point. the Fort Griswold
consisting u - II and commo-
attic stable and carriage house all In good repair
with about three acres 4 land. good wei! Of water and
lawn tennis court bathing houses On beach For par
ticulars call or address NICHOLAS TARRANT. real es-
tate agent. SO Main-st.. Norwich Conn.
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Ee9al Notices
CrPREAIE C0rRr OF THE STATE Ot'

CUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE or
Franc; s sss@s' 4@a;ia:q; il T PSSEFsl.
sche Margare,h pGeksesche Mary Ne!@T Th%2 ains
scharf mre Noyak Helen T. Max Johann or John m
ether Of said Johann John Adam Duckseschel his
grantees dcsees and heirs at law II am and also me
executors. administrators with will annexed ssslsLe's
said Johann or john Adam Duckgelschel who all un.
husbands Il any ana the s,an,'s GrDsE ne'rs a, w
asgnee and receivers as such rsspec
npckgciscbe who are all unknown To- plaintiff and each
claim &C. have. any estate rFai tiii' ln"r '"in
Adam puckesi'c or In G or rp'n ,G ga IN pIS" ae
ton. Defendants Summons as amended h. order 'h'f''
To- the i'' al.,tr named defendants each q ncm
You are handy m p, ny your hG answer on thu
T1 sI A a." within gay says sdcr 'nc ..ryss
Of ihi, summons 'NclnsN' ~ me Hay =. ,o ,yii
be- taken aga asains YOU by ~ tho rco demanded in
" n,, ,~i'' Te% York December 1871. is.0
'h% ,aii.. and ono ono s. b Wan sr~. New YORK y
To ne lofcnlsn's Jrhann o John Alan ,Efcis'l o
Johann or John Adam ru.kr"e'h.i his grani@o- d,y-
- b rcspec,lr,i, n snv n sai Johann
I'M ami also ne wives willows AMI husbands II any
ana c ,n% oima,@,c. lin anne, sssnc.s
said Grant Grant to r ihn Aiam nucgoiscRe who
porsor or pers ms any who have claim 20 haf" any
estate rIghf claim or lien In or upon me
esta. II said hann John Adam lluckg"isch' ~ H.
IT, or upon property. any part th"r"'f .l"-
scrllel in complaint iu his action. IL" i'rrS ng
summons il iv Tuilchti'n. pursuant ~
an order George l. Irsfaham. ~" - m" ns'H
~ me Supr"u. Court rho state - View York hfarng
date m. 5ls June s9f anl hlcd win m" com
rlaint In tho u tho C.k = The city ana rounN
q New York. n -" County court House IN the wy u
New York.
70 the repecive rights y the parties and u appears
maj portiior cannot made without great pr"ndc" -
the 6vnerv then sale = %" following Described
! property. o.oc..t .,,,
an westerly eide - Ees~N Siro~t between De
iencav and nie stre~f~. and known ~ street - -
in 'ffr = New York. said JOY being
,w.nf five feet Win font and r"n and In d"rh On
esrh sie about eighty foot tri six inches ma mo"
perflarly described certain deed thereof made oY
i"hn Korp ami wife o. Wilhelm IuckgeoheI dated t"n-
ru,ry $50 and recorded d. ihc Office u %" kcgist'
- IA. Cl,, md COUNT 2 N"w Tx in iiber lib ~
Convevarces. rag" ~" , 1900,
tl.o IT,, = land. win tho tenement thereon erected
'..e on ~. n,r'h.rly sido ~ Third street tet"een
A,eru. 4 and Avenue V AMI known hv street y" ~
T. 49,, I1rd ef..t r tho C'ty = New York said ot helng
,u.rtv-,hree fe~' width. in front and rear AM ~
t,,.t rlneF six f"e' and Two inrh"t ana
M. u,r,icuarlv described certain de~i thereof mad"
h u,ia,.r kr~itrhrr ana VIE o. Wilhelm n.kg"iHrn'i
1,, Ma, ~ 1855 -"corled iu ID" oice = mo reg
.er - tho ,f, County u New YORK iu llhfr 81 "t
. ,'.nrrtsu,.s Ilge $50
dated Ncv Y.fA June 10Th 1874 90 -. =,
Gi.Dl,;E "A hLACHT. fIn'nfirs Attorney NJ ~ WAL
Nev rf CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN n. n.
stations I'm Ncw-IOriS foot of barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
PINIS(H LIGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELp AONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernsrdsyle Basking
Ridge Madison. Moristown. Passalc Paterson. Boon.
ton. Dover Stanhope. BUDys LAKE. LAKE no.
PATCONG HaCketts;own SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PBlLLIPSBURG, EASTON YATES
b4NvII.LE NoRTHuMBEKLAND Montrose. BINd.
HAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Waterylle. UTICA.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE. OS-
WEGO ITHACA. OWEGO ELMIRA CORNING.
BATH DANsvfI.LE. BUFFALO and all points
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:co A. M-BTNGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
900 A. M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. RINGHAMToN.
UTICA KlCHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Com
meets Buffalo with train for Chicago, arriving $50
n IN morning
100 p. M.-SCRANTON BlEGHAMTON and ELHIKA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars
400 +. M--SCRANTON. WILkESBARRE and PLTMs
oUTH EMPRESS; Pniimaa parlor cars, .,
TON and ELMIIA LIMITED EMPRESS Pullman
Buffet Seepers. Arrives at 1913 a IN.
600 p VI. dDaly)-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE and o.
WEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Slespers
TICKETS AND Pr LLAAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Murray-st. and 40 Broadway Tickets ferry stations
7s5 ard s42 Broadway SO i25,h-st 23J Columbus
ave York: 33s and 126 Fuon-st. and ~ Broadway
Brooklyn Time tables givne full Information at all sta
WEsTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
baggage from hotel residence to destination