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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
feaal Notlees.


N Ew-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
g. Whitney and charles w Bennett, executors Of the
a., s1a ST n .na r ass
Ter husband Daniel Meshsn and Jane Msshan his wife
Msshan Tso9as 5snS rev.
and Mar 5e4 name s Being f '
McLaushn II living and J2hn McI "a. he,
nam S! being " unknown plaintia: Wnliied Ge1 Pa,
sn hsrne S SsG sou her Christian
70 III Ee % esn s
Hoffman all unk99wn to the pants haXnS
the Complain this action such pesHns If any ny being ,sns
s said nary sr
Mary Loretta Feely deceased sometimes called Loretta
deceased formerly Sarah esy and the granisss and as
Of sn s' a G
law deysees egatees grantees and assgnees. may be
s. IS and cs h & S
and az s n hf Of ~ at
Of whom and wno eas. are he ae Of 70
Of the cy ?,
partner the late nrm OF John KeTesey s Company
John Mane s?o John Yons sn bSnas
Philip Dowd Michael Joyse ,; Mathew cahl Bridget
mons-Trial desired in the City and County OF New
70 10Th the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in
p n,i Hffi?" attorney
case hs to- aa
be taken against by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint - 49,, 400,
&. ". BENNETT. Plaintiffs Attorney
Office and Office Address No p Pine Street City OF
New-York
To the defendants Daniel Meehan and Jane Msehan.
Ria wife Uhe Jane being fictitious her Christian
Ssps sn & aana Sa w @
ma ne Mary being fictitious. her Christian being
Known to planiirs). Mary Mclaughlin and John Nc
ghn her husband the John being fictitious his
Christian being unknown to plaintifs Patrick NJ
,ndrew and Caharife McAndrew. his wife lthe
atharin. being fictitious. her Christian name being
all
having claiming interest in and 10 the premises de
crib,d In the complaint in this action such persons
any being unknown heirs a. law devsees legatees
and Legal representatives OF said Mary Mclaughlin dead
and 81 Mary Loretta Feely deceased sometimes called
or.tta NJ Feey the side OF her mother. Sarah OCal
ipsan formerly Sarah Feely and the grantees
and heirs law. devseeJ and legaees
and the deysees egatees and legal representatives a
such heirs az law devisees egatees. grantees and
as NAV deceased and the respective husbands
and wives or OF all such heirs at law, legatees
dovisees grantees and assignees and the enors OF
non any said several unknown parties
in said premises. all OF whom and whose names
known to plaintiffs. 80,
The foregoing Is served you by publica
to1 pursuant order OF Hon. Abraham r. Lawrence.
one OF the Supreme Court OF the state OF
New York dated the eighth day Of January 1897. and
nled with the In the Office OF the Clerk OF the
CITY and County Of New-York. at the County Court
''0''e' ~ W. & W. BENNETT. Plaintiffs Attorney
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- ROYAL BLUE LINE ] :. p
LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

u0UO1 VALIC1 NAUlNOAU
$40 4. VI. daily Sunday. 200 a. NJ FOR MACcH
CHUNK and Intermediate stations ec,.x-ov
week days) ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BiF:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. and the West sna prine'pa
local points Dining Car and Chair Car 70 BITao
and intermediate points.
"BLACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS"
and Paror cars Dining car service. Meals IA carte
Connects Buffalo with through seepers to Dero ana
1910 p. VI. daily. except Sunday. for Mauch ca's
ton Scranton and principal in,ermediate stations Con.
all points in coal region Chain Cars TO wilkes
4,iO p. VI. daily. except sunday. for Wkeses'r:.
Pittston Scranton and principal intermediate sta,ons
Connects for all points in coal regions Pullman Buhs
BIS =. w. daily for EAsToN and interrneia,. ss.
daily Sunday , ExPr', ct1 2T s,'s
and s r B haT ar to SIhGsRR FALLS
n y to Chicago sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto.
$3.50 r. VI daily. except sgntay st,Ppnss only s,s -
L. B. junction. sayre Geneva Rochester Batavia sat
i3ufalo Pullman sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping
car passengers carried No haggage carTed ,o-,,rs.
TER BtFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West.
pullman sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo sleeper 70
Additional local trains daily except Sunday f,r
R6TISp RROOK and Intermediate points leave as follows;
900 a. NJ 23o. APO and ESQ p NJ. iiao r. u. 'sa'-
Tickets and Pullman accomm9iaons a. ils 23s :si
;5s o. T. a I R fs yr e Y SO Futon
&c broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Brookyn ,.
New-York Transfer Company viii call 10, ana creek
baggage hotel or residence through 70 'eSnAon'
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the

-
~ Application Of the BOARD 0 Fire Commissioners Of
the city New York on behalf ~ The Mayor Aldermen
and ComnonaIty city OF New York by the Counsel
TO the Corporation OF said city. relative to acquiring
STREET roome and Grand streets in the Four
tenth OF said city. duly selected by said Board a
a for buildings for the use or the Fire eparteh OF
under and OF the provisions OF CHAP
ter ISL o Laws OF 1891 $1,000. - ar ,,.,, -
Pt'RSt'AN TO THE PROV SlONS OF CHAPTER lcl
Of the Laws entitled An act in relation to build
ing sites the Fire Department OF the city OF New
York and all other statutes in such cases made and
provided notice is hereby given that an appicetlon VIII
at Special Term Of said Court, 10 be Held M fart III
thereof In the county Court house In the city ot New
York 18th day Of March 1897. at the opening OF
that day thereafter az counsel can
thereon for the appointment or commissioners
OF Appraisal in the above entitled matter.
The and extent OF the Improvement hereby IN
tended is the acquisition OF title by The Mayor Alder
and Commonay OF the city OF New York to certain
lands and premises and the appurtenances thereto be-
Iroome and Grand streets in the Fourteenth ward OF
said In fee simple absolute the same to be convert
ed appropriated and used to and for the purposes spec
said chapter l5i OF the Laws OF 1894 said property
having been duly selected by said Board u Fire Com
OF the city Of New York site for build
ings OF the Fire Department Of said city
ter ISL OF 1894 being the following described
Tot. piece parcel OF land namely:
living and being In the Fourteenth Ward NJ the city OF
New York bounded and described follows:
beginning at point on the westerly side OF Mott street
formed by the intersection OF the nohery side OF Grand
street with the westerly side OF Mott street; running
thence norherly along the westerly side OF Mott
- feet: thence westerly parallel nearly with the
northery side OF Grand street 100 feet llis inches
thence souther parallel nearly 80 to the westerly eide
nearly northerly side OF Grand 100
feet inches to The point or place Of, Of beginning
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT, Counsel to the Corporation. No .
Tryon Row. New York city
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Anderson, Ebert 4, and wife to executors Of Rob
ert winthrop deceased. No 2I5 Wooster 81, Nos
Gs0 and Gs7 Iexington-ave and No 225 10 900
East 7sd;s, years ;.......:..... s74or
Elltry o. 10 the executors Of Robert Wlnthrop
deceased. No 2l8 Wooster-st No J53 West
Broadway, No $50 2d-ave and No ca, 10 61i
is,ay s. years s 80. =, 5000
wife 7oth-st 2oi IT o. lst-ave. year. 1000
Aschenbrenner, Charlotte. 10 Abigail j Purdy US
Anthony ave 20 n n Of Ash-st. I year. on
Bonner. Hugh. TO Title Guarantee and Trust Com
rany. No 538 West End-ave Ia yenrs....... I7OOo
Same 10 William l. Crow and James " Taylor
same property; year. .....;.:.:..;......... 1900
Brown. Clara j. To the Mutual Life Insurance
Company ~ New York, Iaight-st. 90 n o Of
81 Johns Lane year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Bunke, Henry and wife 10 the New York Savings
Bank Avenue Il. 262 II Of s2d-s, 2x
years sOO
Same to John u Ernst same property. years.. l000
BluD'nthal. Baireite 10 Abraham I.osenthai. lots
Nos II2 and Ia. map section a, vyse estate.
months .............~... sooO
Same 10 same. same property, months. 500
Carey. Michael j. 10 Hudson Rose. lots 1877. 1Ds
Block f. map uuds IN y Rose. Mapes estate, 3
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New-lO:k, foot OF LiDerty ST. o@'''
CHICAGO. 2 p. M, and u 10 night 49, -.
PITTsBuRG: $50 tx sun; sun. i 10 n's"''
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 500 10 Cs o3'nina aDinns
carr D. M ~ Is night. sunday 10 Dining Car Icy
a. m Dining Car. Dining Carp. DINING carr H.
night.
NORFOLK II 30 a. m. daily. ,-,
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. $50 p m 'suh'a'
200 .. nj. 49, ,..
Onices 1i3. l72 2G 434. LAO q way. 81 e Itth ST.
I27 Bowery N " a39 844 Elton St, BROOKLYN; station
Liberty ST.. n C. r. r. a. y. D. baggage checheo
from hotel residence to destination
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WEST SHORE R.K.

r,alns I.ave ~ aga ST. station. \. T., as foIs0"H -
is m earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 A. n. Daily. Losal to Bunaio , po.nee-
..r Iunaio Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland CnlessS
II i3S A. NJ Daily. except SUNDAY. TO Sa,ss sssSx
,aIns New-PaltZ, Lakes Muhonk and Mime ssAss
Albany Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George F~~
o Albany. ,..,.. sx-.eusA
600 p NJ Diiiy 70: Albany Montreal Uus,, ynsrois
Rochester. Banaio' Niass'I oris i'''''N
1,AS n Daily except sunday. for Syracuse h0S
ak Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse koesneecss:
buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De'o"' S'e's
TINE tao,e. at principal hotels and ofhces ,,.
" Vanderbilt ave. New 1--WE
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DEr IACI<AWANNA AND WESTERN II. H.
S."ttcn. In New-NOrk. foot of Barclay ana
Christ6pher streets ,,,,,r
vESTIRUIED TRAINS. ri LLMAN BtFFEC
sSS CARS pINIS(H LIGHT.

Direct route 10 NEWARK BLOONFlELD Mon L.Atss
THE ORANGES summit. Barnar4sEile basAIns
Ridge Madison. Morr.stoNn T. ,salc TIsrsoh eyys
ton Dover SJanhope. NEWTON ~ .,S : MA
MoHNTAIN Washington. PHILLLpSBUR RIG, aston.
SCRANTON, PITTSToN. WiI;kESIA IKE KED HA NJ,
COKE DANVILLE. NORTH MBEIJiANspI u Mcn,-
rose BINGH ANTON. OXFORD, NORWICH Ms sss-
Vile UTICA. RICHFlELD SPI;!N,'s, .o, lay
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO ITHACA. QNE.,o, ELM.nAI
CORNING BATH DANSNILi'E ~ - S}r sr' at
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL stops at pr'nep@
1000 A. M-,Csfe Carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BlHt-
HAMyON UTICA. RICHFlELD SPHINX sbkh.
CJ'SE and oSwEGO EMPRESS. Pullman iariof
Cars. Connecting at Buffalo with trains toF N"'as'
20 a =. e. S.msCRASToN. wIKEsBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car ~, W.
400 p. M.--SCRANTON. WILkESBARRt and fLi"'
OrTH EXPRESS: Pullman BuHet Parlo,, car r,,,...
7:3o P. NJ. Oailyl- Bunslo veshGed I4TiSd EIH pre-
FAIO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping car connecting ~
trains for Chicago and points Vest a..
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SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMlKA. "a N.Y.
MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving Bnralo \ 81 A.
$50 p H. tDaily)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BlNG,mtAASso,
EXPREss. Pullman BUFFET Sleepers -,oxs =,
Henry Gaze 4 Sons. Limited. ii3 Broadway. "a Pmss
Place 400 Broadway. Tickets az ferry stations ""
broadway III ave. 18th st; ~ West l2o,h-
c25 columbus ave- York. 33S and i26 Fulton 81.
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables g,ins ti! u
at all stations
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call FOR shs
check baggage from hotel 'esie"ne" - destination
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Conntrp l]ropertn 90 Get.

Conntrp i]ropertn 90 Get.
~~N~N~~N~/No~>>><~~~>N~N~
A SRI-RY PARK-Hotels. boarding houses and cottages
n 10 rent HANNAY, West lfh-st room ~
SUMMIT " .-Furnishcd and unfurnshed houses 10 irI'
- season or year; and small; all improvements f.
G; POTTER. opposite station
mo RFNT nos.esson MAY LIST a handsome and com
modious house large grounds noble trees, extensive
view every convenience eight minutes walk from station
on Jamaica ave Address II. {. HOWELlS. Maple
Flushing.
yT>O RENTA very fine house perfect order on best
/ stree, in Flushing all heated by warm WaeI
and lighted by gas 10 bedrooms dining room l'xoo
sitting room drawing room. library and billiard room
ali large lgh. well grouped four bathroonls Tour
toilet large pantry kitchen 25x19 laundry
2Txi2 food cellar. with hanging shelves bicycle room
beautiful grounds magnificent 20 10 30 feet hlsh
extensive views good abundant water on each
floor Of house: the charming summer ana winter
home for large private family for a we'll kept board
Ing house which could be kept full at all seasons the
ho,se has lust been completely renewed from roof 10
foundation and be leased good parties on Just terms
Address H. {. HOW EIIiS, Mdpie-a'e' riusinhs'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY

(Anthract, coal used exclusively
F0'r or tracks Hs . Ag'2 IDas,v b:ek s ssa
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty s..
For Daston. Bell .her. Allentown. Maunch csInk &C.
s 40 t 70 ha S5S 55 e 30 to ReStow P suniay
4:2O OLE to Easton, 4; 81. 100 S:3o p ~ "
T9r o 415 p NJ p' tura, s"a 40
For Reading at 40. 800, 9. 10: 1000 u 20 NJ Ito
dsS: a 800 80 800 200 20 - 's ~ Tsi n sgH
20 or 4s @ g to M so a s1 night ii'0 sanda ~
For sunbrry. Lewsburg and Wllliamsport at 80 500
e;lo 4. y. l:iO 100, 900 p NJ Sundays. 4:2' a. ~.
o'" ." ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN Grove: o,.,.
pSe R asa B pons i LSns to Poa,
1915 NJ. 30 ~ $40 to Rcd Bank ti5 80
f Park and Ocean an d E, fwSob go
40 1915 a. NJ, l45. 40 4:io 03s saturdays on'0
Tons River EsrDesas Park and Barnesa'' 49,
For Atlantic CITY, vneland and Br'dse'on' $50 A. H.
Beqss ssa0 IT, s spd a. asa III;
R2@&atAsb4E #; BhSE' %aNhs;
II E sS , Phae Esrs A. %ef g. diz 10
Parior Carr. $50 500 dining CARP; 800 7;39 9G2 p
ins CAP CAP n a. n. 100 100 500 Dining Carr P ".
and ws;hi9s,on week days 500 700 .S
4. n. 200 $50 Dining carr. p. " 1915 night
Liberty St, a' is Ia es 49, o 232 BrodNsy
7s7 9Th Az 81 East l4th ST, 1853 Fast I25th s., 2s
81 G G2nEyn 81 q ;SssvS2 wa
burg The New-York Transfer Company vii call Or and
check baggage from hotels or residence 10 DESTINATION
The herald., 1897-04-25

the retired capitalist, to Mr.. Byron Erken-
brecher, late of Cincinnati but resident
of Los Angeles The bride is noted for her
beauty, being considered of the handsomest
young ladies in the city. She has a great
many accomplishments, speaks several languages,
was educated abroad, and has travelled extern
sively. The wedding will be quite affair,
three hundred invitations having been
sent to Cincinnati and will take place at the
beautiful residence of the brides father
Twenty eighth street, this city
The couple will shortly visit Cincinnati,
but will make their home in this city where
the groom will soon erect fine residence.
The herald., 1897-04-25

Beginning Monday, July S, 1897, and con-
tinuing six weeks, the Los Angeles Business
College will conduct Special Summer Normal,
which is designed to accommodated
I. All who desire to prepare for grammar
grade certificates.
z. All who wish to prepare for civil service
examinations.
3. All who wish to take up the seventh,
eighth. ninth, or High School. branches.
Special teachers have been provided for this
Summer Normal, who thoroughly understand
their business, and who can be depended upon
to give just such instruction as is needed.
A Special TMt-hsek will hs used for those prspir-
Ing for the Civil Service Examination.
This Summer Normal will not interfere with the
regular courses of study. All the work in the
Commercisi
Shorthand
Teiegraphy and
Assaylng
Departments will be continued uninterrupted,
the same as at any other time.
For further Particular address the
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ara W. Third st., Los Angeles, Cal.
The herald., 1897-04-25

Mr.. Byron Erkenbrecher is the youngest son of the
late Andrew Erkenbrecher the starch manufacturer of
Cincinnati, and is of our recognized best citizens.
Although young man, he is extensively engaged in
of our leading manufactures which is of little i'm
portance to the city.
Mr.. Erkenbrecher enjoys the confidence of the busi
community, being himself ndefatigabe worker
and is of our citys public spirited He
takes active interest in all things pertaining the
front in the last Fiesta. He is polished gentleman of
solidy and his friends wish him joy in his departure
The herald., 1897-04-25
Fl Society Event

takes in
1t is thai of Miss of
The herald., 1897-04-25
Practical
Progressive
Pre-eminent

This has its claim in its
line 1t has only the finest business college the Coast
thorough practical of study and the abest
experienced fifth floor of the Currer
Block Third Street. built fitted up especially for
this College Rooms reached by electric elevator lighting and
ventilation perfect appointments throughout uptodae
delightful place for young people spend
months Visitors always welcome.
Call or write for further particulars
. los A29e/Ss. 10O ~
6UDUNeAAQWeQO
THIRD STREET
the Angeles Business College Floral Float took
prize. This Float spoke for ITSELF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

n Christian life are both swept away.
Faith is power; uubellei Is woaknesi;
and that instructor OF humanity, no
matter in what clplcity, who seeke to
replace faith with unbsliof, seek1 to
rob the race Of its strength, and Is ita
enemy.
The News neither asks nor expects
that teachers ia the public SCHOOLS will
lnculcate in the minds OF their pupils
belief In the Bible. II is no part
either Of their duty or privilege to do
suoh n thing. o. the other hand, WE
m ust emphRtlcally obICc, to the plant
ing In the minds Of tue pupils OF the
pubic schools, by the special efforts OF
their teachers, OF the seeds Of doubt In
things which musl be believed by the
child II tbey are to be properly
20 .Jpsd for the battle OF life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

possible chances to children are tho very
people who have no children. w hen W %
70 70 the residence street where the stnn
mansions and marble palaces are th9
pride OF the city, we will find here ana
there a child, but when We take the BACK
streets of the cities among the po9r
classes, tho yards are full OF ragged
dirty urchins.
And yet the children OF this country
are not being raised altogether by tue
Gloss Of people least competent to raise
children; though the rearing may not
be done by wholly Competent class
| Is lees OF an of Tense to rear children
among the poor and the' working
classes, to have them as ragged, dirty
urchins, bad as that may be, than to
have them brought up as MT. Jones
describes the wealthy limited families
are, where the education ia In muir
dsrtus obstruction Of life." Aud while
the tendency Of women to retire from
motherhood 10 an awful danger facing
this country, 1t is not the only ONT;
1t has its parallel ia the tendency OF
men to retire from the fall responsioll-
ties of iatherhoOd. Both are a ter
rible crime that is UllghIing the nation
and calls for the judgment CT wrath.
Mr.. Jones can describe graphic
ally and accurately the lamen'
table conditions which exists
but when he points to prin'
oiple that suggests a remedy he ex.
poses bis lack Of Inspiration, occupy
lug as absurd a position as when he
says that he ia In favor OF u woman
being anything she wants to be
''exoept the father OF a family OF
children" aud then expresses desire
to "mother this country" himself.
The evil comes from needing man
made doctiines when have become 30
prevalent under the name Of modern
Christianity; and the only relief Is in
return 10 the pure principles OF the
Gospel Of Christ, ss theae were taught
by the Saw or an His disciples snd as
they have been revealed again 10 this
age by messengers from heaven.
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