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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
BRIOk FUsILLADE IN TREMoSr.
Strikers and Workers PcIted Each Other
With nnmn IN IniInA-

strikers and Workers Pclted Each Other
with Damage to One Dinner Pail.
several italians who had been laying brick in
inc row Of houses now going up at Hist street
ana Brook avenue were discharged on Wodnes-
Gay by tho Miller Brothers. contractors in
charge. because they didn't do enough work
one oil them. Frank Damine. suggested that
unless certain amount was paid to him for
MS labor thoro would be trouble. He wasn't
paid.
lie visited the buildings yesterday accompa-
MED by soven other discharged bricklayers
and made an grafton to the workers, exhorting
them to quit. The workers didn't quit. Da-
mihe and his friends became excited and de-
hunciatory. and then somebody threw q brick.
FROM which side the brick came Ia natter OF
Noiuminous and fercely contradictory testi-
mony. but thatthe air was full OF bricks thence
!orth Tor few minutes Ia an authenticated
TACT. That nobody was hurt 10 q singular fact
tending to throw discredlt upon the fighting
accuracy OF the italian race.
In the course OF time the police came along
and arrested eight OF tho discharged laborers,
seeking also for some injured person who
would mako complaint. The only injury re-
ported to them was by Dominica Ierto, who.
with shrieks OF rage. demanded bloody ven
Reance Tor the perforation OF his tin pail (which
mad hung on peg until flying brick sent II TO
the cellar below and tho consequent dispersal
OF his midday meal. As he was unable to pick
out the hurler OF tho Dime d. stroying missile
he did not appear as com plaina ant but on a
general charge Of dsorderly conduct Ave Of the
Italians were fined IS onch in Morrlsnnia
court. The rest were discharged.
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REAL ESTATE NBWR.

Tho realty market showed marked falling
of yesterday from its record on Wednesday.
particularly in the private sales branch. In
the auction room four OF the five offerings
scheduled were disposed OF. tho plaintiffs Sc
curing three OF the parcels. One OF the Offer
inRs. n fve-story tenement 10G Fast 1O9th
street. produced some active bidding and was
finally sold to an outsider. II. ii. Crowley. for
$1,000
Greene Il Taylor were the brokers in the salo
Of No O2 West Fifty. second street. reported on
Wednesday.
Philip Teselson was tho broker In the sales
OF the several pieces Of West Nineteenth prop
erty to Altman & Co.
The Central Realty Bond & Trust Company
has completed the alterations in the old Real
Estate Exchange Building on Liberty street.
and will open its new offices there on Monday.
The Company was first Incorporated as the
New York Realty Bond Exchange Trust
Company, but has changed its corporate title
to tho Central Realty Bond Trust.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
IA YERWEATHTR CASE REOPESRD.
A Niece of the Tcstator Socks to Disposscss
Beef Company.

hN1cCo OF inc IeNhtOr SecBN TO DNpOgScSA
N Beef Company.
Suit was begun on Wednesday in the United
States Circuit Court to reopen the case OF tho
long-itisated will OF Daniel b. Fayerweather.
The plaintiff In the cnso 10 Emma s. Fayer-
weather. niece OF Mr. Fayerweather. and tho
defendant Is tho United Dressed Beef Com
pany. For tho first time In the history Of tho
litigation. tho question OF the validity Of tho
probated will and all subsidiary issues in
voved will be tried before a jury. while n large
beef company, in no way connected with the
previous litigation. now brought into 1t by
being the purchaser OF property formerly a part
OF the Fayerweather estate. is threatened with
dlspossession and tho necessity OF restoring TO
the estate o sum amounting to nearly
S2.0OO.000.
The property had several purchasers before
IL passed. into the hands OF the United Beef
Com pany. SO that final decision in favor OF
the plaintiff would involve not only the beef
company. but also all the successive purchasers
In litigation. inasmuch as each would seek re-
oovary from the party from whom he had pur-
chased. The case Is founded on the claim that
the probated will was not the last will and tes-
lament OF Daniel 3. Faysrweather. and that
Messrs. Ritch, Buckley and Vaughan. the ex-
ecutors named In the probated will are not.
therefore, tho lawful executors. and had no
right TO dispose OF any property OF the estate.
Miss Payervcather sues as a claimant OF one
sixth interest In tho half 81 tho estate. as to
which. 1t is commended. Mr.. Fayerweather died
interstate.
1t ia said that there has been no eicctment
case equal in magnitude to this one since tho
famous Jumel case Of 1871 which was tried in
the same court in which the Fayerweather
ejectment suit will be hoard. Miss Fayer-
weather's attorney is Roger NJ. Sherman.
William Blaikio. whose client Is in effect n
party to tho action. appears for the executor Of
Mrs. Fayerweather.
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DEWEY COMES ON SEPT. %.
PREPIRATIONS CONC FORWARD RON
THE CELEBRh TON.

Definite Arrangements Now TO 10 Made
for the Formnlities of tho Reception
Poets and Big Drum Majors Furnish
Work for the Fireworks Committee.
Acting Mayor Guggenheimer received a
eablegram from Admiral Dewey yesterday in
reply to the one sent to the Admiral requesting
him to reach tho lower bay on Thursday. Sept.
o. in order that tho visiting military organi-
cations would not have to remain In New York
on the following Sunday. The Admirnls des-
patch was "a follows:
will arrive on Thursday, Sept. 90, az requested "
The receipt OF tho message was very pleasing
70 the members Of the Committee on Plan and
Scope. as they will now 10 able to make all
their plans with assurance that their pro-
gramme will not have to be changed, None OF
tho various sub-oom mittees met yesterday.
but the members OF the committees found
plenty to keep them busy.
Gen. Howard Carroll had received no answer
last night to his letter to Secretary Long re-
aucsting that the friEatc Constitution. now at
Boston, be sent to New York to be a stake
boat for tho naval parade. Gen, Carroll, how
ever. said that he hoped that the frgate would
DO sent. because he had been informed that
she could stand tho voyage.
Secretary Warren w. Forster received n let
ter from Chief Engineer Martin saying that
work had already been begun on the big cleo
trio sign which will spell out tho motto. Wei
come Dewey" in letters thirty-sx feet high at
the centre OF tho Brooklyn bridge. whence 1t
can be seen from Sandy Hook to He'll Gate.
Engineer Martin also wrote that he was nego-
tating for powerful searchights to be placed
on each OF the bridge towers.
Secretary Foster receives pile OF letters an
communications OF various sorts every morn
Ing. Among those lately received was ono
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Hoboken to Havo a Recreation Pier.

Richard Stevens. son OF the late Mrs Martha
r. Stevens Of Castle Point. Hoboken. notified
the Hoboken Common Council yesterday that
the recreation pier at tho foot OF Seventh
street. which was designed by his mother and
built by her heirs io- the benefit Of tho clty's
poor. was ready for use. He said that tho
property on which the structure stands bo-
longed to the Hoboken Land and Improve
mont Company. He said he thought It would
be advisable TO lease tho suporstructure to the
city for the nominal consideration ~ one
dollar per year. The Council referred Mr..
Stevens's communication to the Committee on
Public Grounds and Buildings. 1t Is probable
that tho committee will arrange to accept and
open tho pier this week.
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Swimmer Took Young Women on His Back

HEMPsrEAD. n. Y. Aug. 2i.-Tho naphtha
launch Bessie. Capt Smith. 81 Freeport. had a
rough experience on Tuesday night In Hemp
stead bay. during q heavy wind storm. A
party chaperoned by Mrs. James Brerley.
when near the Prospect Gun Club house. re-
turning. were struck by squall. which drove
the launch on asandbar. To tighten ship tho
party stepped into the water which at this
POINT ID only waist deep. Just of the bar there
Is thirty feet OF watcr. When the boat was
released and put in deep water the women
were taken aboard by young Howard Starr.
who swan with them on his bnck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
Why o'NeiIl Failed to Let Himself In
Quietly,

James O'Eeili. 10 years old. of 154 Bedford
avenue. Williamsburg. found the front door OF
his house locked on his return homo Wednes-
day night After vainly trying to arouse tho
janitor. O'Neil decided to reach tho fiat occu-
pied by his family by means OF tho lre escape
in the yard. he removed his shoes and tied
them to his arms by tho strings. Az he let
himself down from the top OF ienee his left
foot struck on a broken bottle with q jagged
edge The glass penetrated the sole OF his
foot and he lot out 4 yell that aroused the
neiGhborhood. He was helped to his house
and an ambulance was summoned. Several
pieces OF glass were removed from the foot
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PARIS GREEN IN THEIR COFFEE.
Daughter, CrnEcd by Epilepsy, Poisons
the Emit Family.

FLEMrNoToS. n. j.. Aug. 24.-The family OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Emf. living at Sergeantsviile.
have narrowly escaped death by poisoning
They were suddenly stricken Ill. and a rhy-
stefan was hastily summoned. DR.. Best, Of
Rosemont. administered an antidote and suc-
ceeded in saving their lives. An Investigation
followed. which resulted in the finding of q
large quantity Of paris green In the dregs OF
their coffee pot Later 1t was learned that the
poison had been placed In the coffee by Hattie.
their sixteen year-old daughter She had been
afflicted with epilepsy for some time which had
urse. ner mind. Miss Ent will be removed to
the State hospital for treatment.
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A Divorced Man Tries to Kill Himself.

William Price. an insurance agent with an
once at 744 Broad street. Newark. attempted.
TO kill himself yesterday by gashing his throFA
with penknfe. He was sent to the City He s.
pital. Price has had domestic troubles. SO me
years ago his sympathies were enlisted in tho
cause OF German named Andrea. who W Is in
the county penitentiary. He secured Andrea
release and took him into mis- family. Dnssen-
aions arose. and Price left his home, Mrs.
Price got divorce and married Andrea, nearly
two years ago. Price is AZ years old. He has
n son who is q clergyman.
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nS %s y W M% I. ' ST. r'sopGS r. Code 1000
suray1cs sIGl"y;, 2s'h St. II. =, 100 #. ., ~,
pS 3 q on ka 3fTi aud riiagfj j. % '''
Dor. smith; i77tn ST, :. =, Ci.0 Fl. {. ooo
B yrs '-..,., 35ooo
1870. .,....,.'',,. ~ 900
Amend No o3 Lewis 81. YIN. .,...... %, 900
'95S'fG st. lS": s. e 70 """nS Of "a " &v|
cSS%:,sia. }iS? ?, agS Eshcr i & Ei%aqi ~
~ ' cMnni s si'1T 81, w. g. ioo' It, !" 1000
GSds'q In Ihe,s:A, TO SAMUEL ID, Z Iqonm ct
ss%s .s Ss s,Hs r;ss ry as"S
APO; ,ru,,,. cis;; ~ e. $: $, % g, W "
s N Vest d 3, 4 4vsn 5'H s. ST. yrs. H &s s%a
nc ini, VIVA. H.. and Patrick smith to
:77s It tT"' e Of f' Boadh Ave, Tsr"ooriss .ooo
Horne a"sa I,outhcr S, to John \ rc'l; rfss,
cures mat material to " you" ,' 1000
nv "a %:., I? x H. Sc Ia.,a ' e'o
IiII!cS.gdnNI, John O, r., to !css,S Ne;
10Th 10TH Ave. e. demand i'o -. 10000
ISTS9tsia, Gdcq Vol pg% o%o to AmsTcSn
Of S" 81 Ave; ~" ~ 80 io -. w. 1000
MarschcIdHr. Edward. TO Anna. N, IHh.
mann: LIST Ave, II. W. cor. Of I'D St:
MSssi"s, amelia g., to, rnani..4 J, ras: "'' '
Sh St, II. 3. boil n, =. OF University
Place; l"asnh hold 2 yrs, .... ........,... 1000
McE:nrcart, Thomss. Ia Till" GuH~a &
TrIst Co; 10th Ave, =, ". cor. ~ 5lst
Meyer ido,ph j. IL, to Mary +. Van ''''''
Enndt; willis Ave, g, s., 100 n. n Of
Morgan VIM NJ 10 Goshen Savings Bank;
No 800 West 10th 81 o.; yrs............ 1000
RsI9 6 Mo's SoHK 3 s hn msp 20 T ", 1f r.
Komp estate. 2Sd Ward; Yrs ......... Go
Reinschmd, Charles, 10 Murray lIlll
Cooperative Is. l.. Association; Interior
lot. Su o. n. W. ~ honeywell Ave.
aud 2g5 n, n Of 1SGh 81. inSials... 2 600
Robertson, Charlotte NJ and Robert H., to
Mutual 1ife lns. Co; No, III East 3sth
R"-.i. Aline ST. to Inc Lawyers Tile' ins lew
bus Nvg: yrs ,.,.;,,.,.,, ''.'. 10000
Schurcr, Lena, 10 Ttrrosa TIendol; No 90
Lawrence ST; trc. .......... -......., 5000
ST. SIS, 81 Il, " Of 4tI Ave demand o., 900
Ward. Wnlworih. TO the Manhattan Life
Ins Co; 10th St, +, g.. 81 II. ". OF 4h
wilckcns Edward 10 Rol"rt Il Stuyvc
SAINT No. 80 Esst 12ih 81. r"rcoricdl
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iii st.; tasS s oa iSS $50 10 j"coG Rose
Lois ' IS to 40. map Of Van Nest PARK;
Caesar Casper TO Jacob Rose ...;......
YER Ave. w." 1c6As 81 i ,gSS Isaac no@Sm
ct al; to Theresa Goldst"in .......,,...:.
De Mill Ave, n e. g.. lot kh9wn nS North
perry, south Noun Vernon" ira ii. wdsr
Dyckmann ST, e. s. 400 IT. n. ". Of
Il nu r. RySr| 2" 81 81 Mnh3HS and r .nd
Ni1 G4h s , 4xs 49, q n i st frm SuS Ss
{, to Ihos. Aiken and ano; $3.50.
SgG oS 4 HEsers w. sS Of USih So 10 Sr
,rls Mnudelbnum and Fisher levine. a...
'" H HSna, 'G sheS al S'S and ia sna 10 10
IT, s AyS Sbas Il f 4Ad r. S 5 4 sas
m; vessy .:,..,...,:,i.I;..
%i 5v' Mary L. 49, Gan II zaad e 10 lt' HdGph
j. H. Meyer ,..sa.s........:
% s 2cd 1G;s 2' Mu 1lS 2'2 MensR Of
thGs. s. Diller ...,.................
1e go bsn. ll3 lsn g. to y Marta q A1f iap y
y: SeaSoard Realty CO.. o. To 10 % S
e s. e G ii 6 j 55s $'i l.
3s.I; ;Ioqns i, bonnelly, referee, to 4. -,
3lst ST., S 8. go It. e. Of I'd Ave. 90 tx
$50; Gustav Dnhllerg 10 Heia Hausor. III
sQt N st. $. s.. geo n. .; Of 81 Ave-. 25E
Jl6th ST., No. 900 Fast. 25NlN1O; Jean.
net'e Mchrhach to Luisa Gar !talo 49,.
1i7th ST, $. 20 It. ". Of Attn Ave. TX
lO01l: ll5th St, n. $. 245 II. W. OF 9th
Ave. 24llxlou.li; 1hos. J. Tuomey 10
Richard l.. Alexander Observation-Disclosures.
1921 St. II. T., 4lU T.. W ~ 9Th Ave, 25x
e0;il; Alfrd =. Egar t" Pinrus Iowcn-
l4oth St, n. o.. 2slG II 2. Of Alexander
Ave-, GSxl0o; Albert Hills TO llerlnine
l47ih St. 80. eo7 West, IL oivsii: Asblry
15stR s.. :. '" s., XIX r. V e. Of tanIdwci
Ave, IS GSsh; 15sth s.. . s.. Oh It. e.
Of caldwell Ave-. Is GISl 15sth ST. e.
s. 49, n. q. NJ Cnuldwcil Ave. IsluS
So; los. c. Cocker to Thos ]: Tunmey..
'G9 s, cor GctS OF {, S' Inns u Sni
Ma, M%SnHs D. Ai"Ns.4eT; .c..,,,,,:.i
Ave. ls;6KS5; Jos. c. Cocker and wife to
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Pastor Rlohmoud's wheel Stolen.

Search is being made by the police OF the
Jamaica section for a thief who stole the Rev.
Edwin Richmond's bicycle the other evening
Mr.. Richmond Is pastor OF the Baptist church
In jamaica Several weeks ago members Of
his fock presented to him handsome wheel.
Of which no was very proud. Ho made a groat
many calls on his wheel. and the other evening
while visiting parishioner in Ackroyd avenue
he left the wheel alongside tho house. thinking
1t entirely safe But later. when he started to
return, the wheel was gone.
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Aston, VIM. ". 10 RIchnl Guthrr; Gin
81, No. $40 East. 2 yrs.
Ducr. ElIu 7. 10 AnlelIr X. Van Nor,
man; No. 100 West roth St: 3 yrs .....
GAY MotildS r. to Annette n. VIM Nor,
man; No. 1870 West TUth St; 3 yrs.....
Remer, Samuel. I" Isaac Goldberg: No. l3a
strTvcsant. Robert l.. TO Adoiph Schlc,,
singer: Christie 81. w. s.. ~ n. g. Of
Delaney ST.. 30 SKIES: u yrs
SAN" 10 same; Christie ST. ". T.. II It.
nf Delaney st. 2?yGI: 81 yrs $500.
Same ~ same. christie ST. W. s., 40 q.
$. " Delaney s.. 93N6i 81 yrs.....
2Grh ST. No rs West: ii-12 yrs 49,.
Winters. Robert C., Ia Chns F. Smith
"a Postmaster General. L. s; ri Ave,
No $50. ". =: 10 yrs.................
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To unrneaa Trenton Fails.

UTICA, n. Y. Aug. 24.-WNrren Durham
Conn Any Of New York to-day received tho con-
tract krem tho Utica Electric Light and Power
Comrany for Sl35 1850 for constructing
spcUways and other excavation. preparatory
to Harvesting Trenton Falls for supplying
Udca and nearby towns with electricity.
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TO ANsWER FOR HARLEM EXPLOSION
Contractor and Jnnitor Held for Trial for
Criminal Negligence.

Thomas j. Mclaughlin. contractor. OF 800
Brook avenue. and Frederick Carlson Janitor.
Of 1852 East l35th street. were held yesterday in
the Morrlsania court for trial on the charge Of
criminal negligence resulting in the explosion
last week of $50 pounds OF giant powder Mt
Brown place and 135th street. The powder
was stored In a wooden box on which mis-
chievous boys built fire. Carlson was en-
ployed 10 watch the magazine.
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navy Yard Notes.

Rear Admiral John w, Philip, commandant
of tho Navy yard. will be lftv-niue years old on
Saturday. He will celebrate the the event by
taking u trip to Cape Cod with his wife and
niece,
The collier MarceIus arrived at the yard from
Norfolk yesterday morning in tow OF the gov
eminent tug Pscataqua.
An animation for a hosS teamster will DO
held at the yard too day 1t is q place recently
created The pay is 81 day.
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Assignments oC Mortgages

Roll, Enoch C., 10 Henry ", Gilbert ......
Same 10 Enmc .....- Observation-Disclosures.
Gottlich, Max, ., III, eN'rS etc. 10 Morris
Holt, Charles H., trus,, etc. I" Jos. g.
LeIt. tTns c,c. ;,..,. .SS,,,,,i:.,,'
Petty, Soulard & Walker Realty Co, 20
Albert c. Iienckcn. .......... .:......
The city Mortgage 90. TO Henry w Ford,
tTus., etc Observation-Disclosures. ..........
winslnw. Edward, 10 City Mortgage Go.
assigns 3 morris ,.,..,.....,.,.......
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Cracks of Troop c on for Long Branch.

Thirty-flve mem bcrs of Troop C OF Brooklyn.
IN command of Captain-elect Charles L. Debc-
yoise, started for Long Branch yesterday
afternoon. Thoy will take part in the military
and athletic tournament to-day. The troopers
will also act as an escort to President Mckinley
on the occasion of his visit to Vice President
Hobart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
Fcrryboat Picks Up Nude Body in 1T
heel.

While on the way from College Point to Man.
haitian on Wednesday evening. the ferryboat
College Point picked up the nude body OF a
drowned man. which became wedged in the
paddle box 20 that it stopped the wheels OF the
boat The body WINS removed with difficulty.
and taken ashore by two men in boat and
turned over to the Coroner. 1t had been in the
water fora long tmo and was beyond identin-
cation.
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INQUEST On FRANK ". SHAW.
Rhode Island Coroner Hears Testimony II
Secret in the Murder Case.

NARRAGANsETT PIER. Il. l.. Aug. pa prI-
yate inquest was held here to-day by Coroner
J. g. Burns on tho death Of Frank II. Shaw.
whose body was found on Scarborough Beach
Aug. II. No verdict was announced. The
witnesses examined were Gen James shaw OF
Providence. ]. C. Tucker, Jr., Surfman 3. F.
Wilson. Rowland Gavitt. Charles ]. Tucker.
Edmund Walker of Wakefield. Capt. Asa
Church OF the Point Judith Life Suvir station.
]. Fl. Slocum. the undertaken. and his assist
ant, W. Ineson. Testimony was submitted
from Robert II. Thomas of Brooklyn. Shaw 3
brother-ln law. Coroner Burns will submit a
report to the Attorney General.
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Mr.. clifford Corrects Ml..tatemen.s.

To THE Ep1ToR OF The SUE-.Sr: In rela-
ton to a Princeton despatch OF Aug. 4, pub
lished In THE SUN. permit mo TO say: First.
am not professor; secondly have planted
IL m ost important. have not had charge OF the
work In the Adirondacks. and instead OF Prof,
Very truly.
pRrNcKroN Aug "a.
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BEAM LOOSE oy WARD LINER
Slips From n Derrick, Smashes tho Deck
and Injuries Two 'Lonxshoremen.

While big piece OF tim her was being hosted
on board the War,i Line stea ship Cionfuegos
at Pier 10. East River. yesterday morning. q
Guy-rope on the derrick parted and tho tim Der
fol. One end crashed into the deck. justmiSs-
ing six 'iongshoromen at an open hatch Then
n chain snapped. and the timber rolled down
the hatchwav pinning two OF the mon against
the side OF the vessel. John Thompson. Of
-" West Sixty-third street. had a leg crushed
and William r. Wilson. OF 20+ Navy street.
Brooklyn. a leg broken. Both were uncon-
scious when the beam was hauled aslde'Thcy
were taken to Hudson Street Hospital.
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D1,.. Annie Wright to Marry nc. Groomo

PHILADELPHIA. Aug, 2+.-AnnounC ement was
made to-day of the engagement of Miss Annie
Wright to Harry Connolly GrCOme. Miss
Wright 10 a daughter OF the lata Charles d.
Wright who was at one time President OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad. Mr.. Groome is a
weIl-knowu clubman. He vas for several
Years prominent in the City Troop. OF which
his brother. John C. Groome.is now Captain.
During the war with Spain he was Adjutant Of
ths Third Pennsylvania VolaI.tesrs.
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and Westchester Water Co.. situate In Westchester
and New York; the Central Trust Co. VS. the New
nork ana Westchestcr Water Co.; attorneys But
St. AIMS Ave, w. =. En5 IT, u Of ibsth ST.,
es3xlOO Ernst.M Marx Nathan Co. vs.. Jennie Lipsky
ct al; attorney, l.. s. Mnrx.
1881 ST, u. 5, 2T5 IT, .. OF eth Ave- 25109.i (;
Mary J. oliver vs.. Hattie A. Campbell ct al;
attorney, H. W. Perkins.
lt9lh St, 9. T., loo II. W. Of Tth Ave, 15T
mll: VIM. q. Lesson va. Wm. C. Bolton ct al
foreclosure Lem; attorney, !. W. shepard
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Ave, II, Q, g.. % q. n u Volar P'0ro. 60yIOO.
VIM. II EhelnE, IT,. Herman l.. nm tspe,
eide performance; attorney. $. wi!I'amsor.
FllwoOd 81, and Hillside ST, cnn'r- line I2S OK
23oN1SD 3N23G,3; Sarah \ Gr"cn',H Alfred ~
Iregau ct al Ito set aside deed Tor - rartl, al.
turrpys. Merrill n u
i2Oih st. Nos, POI and 300 West; building he.
pRrtment vs.. Arnnh"lla J.. Armstrong ct al. Wlo.
iationR, etcl; attorney T. Ottt-hourg.
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Ton. n Gulp of Whi.he, and Died.

John Meyer. 90 years old. OF "a Essex street
Jersey City. went into George Zmmer's saloon.
40 Morris street. yesterday. and saying that he
felt sick. asked for drink OF whiskey. Zim-
mer gave him the whiskey and Meyer gulped
it down, He staggered back to chair and In
legs than two minutes was dead
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James II. Wells sold. In foreclosure. the three
story frame flat and store, No. Il4o East 1o?th
S240O and the two story frame dwelling
No. 1851 East 195h street TO the plaintiff.
Henry Lipns. for 81 900.
William Kennedy sold. in foreclosure, the
1ye-story stone front tenement. on lot 25x
100 IL. No. lti East 1Oath street. to Hannah II.
Crowley for Sl7.SOO.
Bryan II. Kennedy 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure,
the ,flve-story brick fat leGseho.d. No. SIP
Fifth street, to the plaintiff. Oscar kunath, for
81 OnD-
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1SrTh;, Annie MuivIhill vs.. John W. Decker; nttor-
MARY J; syne vs.. Edward Bowling; attorney,
W. Il. Syue.
Property RIGHTS. privileges, etc.. OF New York