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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
REAL ESTATE.
WINSLOW COURT APARTMENT HOUSE
SOLD FOR 100000.

The report was circulated yesterday that the
Wiuslow Court apartment house. at the southeast
corner OF One-hundred- and-forty- and Ham
ilton Place, had been sold for $4,000 Vacant
property on ST. Nichoas-ave., it said, figured
as part payment. No confirma ton of the reported
sale could be obtained. Mr.. Lynch, the manager
of the house. said yesterday afternoon that there
had been half 4 dozen different schemes 10 buy
it. but no pa pers had yet been signed The build
ing is story apartment house. about JOCK
100 feet the dimensions OF the plot on which u
stands Being 123.s$. feet the street and 1857
feet on Hamilton Place. George Ebert, archi-
tect at No. 1859 Amsterdam ave. was said yes
terday be the owner
Walter Stabler has bought from Henry L.
Sprague No. So East Thirty-ninth-st.. four story
and basement dwelling house. adjoining the pron-
erty being improved by Stabler. The lot ls
25xaS9 feet. - -
G. Breifogle has sold through Hiram Rinaldo &
Bro. to A. Gutenberg the five story tenement
house. No. % Broome-st. 1t stands on a lot OK
feet
Or. Graeme NJ Hammond has bought from Ru-
dolpno q. Barthould the four story and basement
dwelling house No. 50 West F!fty-hfth-st. The
dimensions the lot 1Sxloo5 feet.
J. Clarence Davies Co. have sold for NJ /. Il
c. Ernst William Ehrlich No. l.so Brook ave.
II four story double aathousc. on plot 25xl"O feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
MANY IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE BRONX

THE North Side Board of Trade held its final
meeting for the season last evening Letters were
read from McDougall Hawkes.. Commissioner OF
Docks stating his intention to provide q public
rier at East Oae-hundred- and thir ST. from
PARK Commissioner Eustis, referring to the compile
ton of The Bronx and Pelham Parkway. and from
William Leary secretary of the Fire Department.
bridge. An apparatus house will be built In One
or in contemplation for providing additional hre
aehtine facilities in The Bronx.
Plans are being drawn for the new treboat, to 90
dutv on the Harlem River. Engine houses are 10
he huIit at the northwest corner Of Sedgwick- ave
snd One-hundred- and-seventy- eighth-st, and IN
White Plains-ave. near Juanna-st, Williams
bridge An appartue house will be built In one
hundred-and- fl fteth-st., near Courtlandt-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
HORSES BURNED IN JERSEY CITY.
\ FIRE AT a MINERAL WATER FACTORY CAUSES
THE DEATH OF TwEI.vE-A MAN
SLIGHTLY INJURED.

Twelve horses persisted In fire yesterday morn
ing that destroyed a two story frame building at
Badwin-ave. and Newkirk-st. Jersey City. occu-
pied partly a mineral water factory by Heller
& Co. and as stable used by Heller 4 Co, who
owned five of the horses. and John Leopold, who
owned the other seven. The flames started in the
mineral water factory and burned rapidly. John
Roberts started to rescue the horses, but the
intense heat caused the five gascharged iron cyin
ders to explode. They wrecked the burning build
ing and carried the blazing debris in every direc-
ton. and ignited the building in Baldwin Park, on
the opposite side of the street Roberts was en-
Veloped In the flames and burned. but not ser-
ously. The entire loss is estimated at $4,000
Heller & Co. place their loss at $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

TAO Mo 1901 Second-ave; Robert Valentine:
trifing.
ooo g m-No Iewfs-rt. Yetta Condor; trifing.
,o1o m-No. 127 Rivfngton-st-; Solomon Dickstein;
trining.
ok, m-No 800 F1fth-ss.: Edward Krash; $40.
900 D. ra.-No 15s Aonroe-st: HarTus Adens trihins'
o.,n a., u-No West One-hundred- and second st /;
Minnie Viioreon; frihins
e.15 D. Mo Sc Psrk-st: NJ Butler: $500.
go Mo 81 East One hundred and-tVenty sec
on6-st-: H. Zeller: uinins
e.ssn r-No III Monroe-st; Jacob Rosenbock: $500
sss m-No S. Deanoey-f.: Barnett Rosene0si
utOA00-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
MR.. RoUss's GIFT TO THE Y. N. C. A.

Peter Winchester Rouss, son OF and successor III
business TO the late Charles Broadway houss, na
just presented to the West Syids Branch l. II
c. 4. bronze tablet of ''Our Martyr Presidents
Lincoln. Garfield and Mckinley. In making tiiiS
gift Mr. Rouss is following in the footsteps OF MS
father who few years ago presented the liloHI
Snent Of Washington and Lafayette IN MorIiinE
rark- The tablet is the work OF EliZaoeth 81, J0i n
matthew's. The association is preparing Ior tie a.
yelling OF the tablet which takes place on July 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
tn PRAY FOR MINISTER'S RECOVERY

THE MEMBERS OF oLIN METHODIST CHURCH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TO ASK DIVINE AID FOR
PASTOR. WHO HAS SMALLPOX.
Preparations are being MADE among the hieii
~ the DIN Methodist Ch lrch. Of Wiiliamsnrldge'
:. -. q large attendalce at the prayer meeting
tonight when prayer Will be offered for the re-
cax,erv OF the Rev. w c. Brakeman, pastor OF the
church who is an inmate Of the resthouse OH
North Brother Island. suffering with smallpox
Nj Brakeman, who is a middle aged man a,Yc
g. !. ,i@a and TWO children, until three months
spo had cF,aras. of Z church in this city ABOUT
two weeks ago he was taken i'll with what was al
first thought TO be malaria. On SATURDAY ms ~
from Manhattan diagnosed the case as snlalIpSA'
His condition is renOrted serious, but IL Is De
Heyed that he will recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
srrPGTs RETNsTATEs VICTIM OF PLOT

Fire Commissioner Sturgis yesterday reins,aleo
80 good standing. with his former rank III Inc ue
rartment Engineer Alfred J. Stuart, who was dis
missed !, Sen,ernber 1901, after being tried on
charges Of absence without leave disrespect 10 su
perior officer dlsobedience Of orders ana cohduc'
prejudcial TO good order and discipline Inc Coh-
missioner states that the evidence satisfies MIN
that stuar. had heen imposed upon in the way OF
extra duty that a persistent course OF ~ treat
and persecution several years nau oSeii
directed toward him and that he was not the IN
stigaror OF a quarrel between himself and a sn-
perior officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

The steamship Rosalind. the new addition to the
Red Cross Line which arrived here from the Tyne
on June IS. is lying at Pier No 10, North
River West Houston-st., where the finishing
touches are being added preparatory to her sailing
Wednesday the first of a series OF cruises TO
Halifax. \. s; sydney. c; b, and ST john n +:
The Rosalfnd is fine modern passenger steamer of
5000 tons Her dimensions are: Length, so feet
inches; beam. IL feet ! inch, and depth, q feet .
inches She has accommoda lions for one hundred
FIRST class passengers and is fitted with electric
light and steam heat throughout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
HIPS BURLINGTON NOT N COURT
HER AUTOMOBILE DRIVER HILL FUN
TRIAI-MAGIsTRATE CLOSES EARS TO
LAWYER

Ms Arabella u Huntington. the widow OF coins
P Huntington. did not appear in the Harlem
-oyr+ Yesterday and her French automobile driver
Francois de Chasney. was locked UP penang 'iie
arrival Of a bondsman-
-rfs 5riyer who cannot speak word OF English
vas in court With Mansfield L. Hillhouse OF no.
~ walI-st. counsel for Mrs Huntington ne
t,rencfr,an was arraigned by Policeman Haniey
GO MAGISTRATE Mott announced that he would
SniS him IN $500 bail for trial in the Court OF
Special Sessions -. ,Lo ,-.o,,ot;Ie
WAS not exceeding the speed limit but Magistrate
A2y' - 1,sn+ 10 hear you Don't make any
x..tement here I have nothing to do with il Go
DOWN 10 Special Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
DGrGBERTY AFTER HYDRAST USERS.

Commissioner Dougherty yesterday sent letter
10 Police Commissioner Partridge complaining 10
him OF the practice Of storekeepers and corpora
lions in using fire hydrants TO get for nothing the
water for which they would have TO pay II taken
,b,r,,. a meter He asked the Commissioner to
See that ratrolr,1er told TO arrest all persons
.xcept men in service of the Fire loeoaI
f9rr5 ooer,irg a fire hydrant Of any kind WITHOUT
eyu-ess permission from his department OF "c;
although the possessor Of such PERMISSION @ -
TIC terms Of such permission or let water run lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
TO EQUIP ROCKAFAY FIRE COMPANIES

CONTROLLER CIRCUIT FAvoRs GIVING THAT SEC
TON MODERN FLAME FIGHTING APPLIANCES.
The Controller Yesterday appeared before the
Queens County Grand Jury. which is making an
Investigation of the recent fire at Far KockaWaE
He SAID that since he had conferred with repre-
sentatiyes of the volunteer fire companies in that
section he would favor the next session OF the
legislature a repeal of the present law which
allows a certain sum for these companies In It's
place he added. the city would probably equip the
Companies as in Manhattan, but would not pay
for the work of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Cherry-st No AS to $50. =, s2sx!0; Louis
Sackln Harris Sackin; ne-haf part; mort
1r2th-st $ 2t9 Il Of 7th-aYe. 3oxloo. II. Alic"
= Lealnan Rachel Bernhard: mortgage. So
T7,h-st No 10 E.azt Is 9xIo22 =; yTty Real Prop
erty Investing Company TO Frederick " Jones.
II. K = Nh
S2d-st. n :. 325 II OF Amsterdam ave. 25NII5N
25x79 o the Proyident Realty Company VIII
lam " Woods. gage, S2n.o ----.........-..
oist-st No 200 81 / 40; Jonas Wen dro
another Marie Msrculoscu mortgage. S3S.
=.
Same property: quitolaEn ....-...-
7Otf-st No 100 East. 2ix1no5 Mary J Nondorf
70 Arthur Train. r :. SIS. .--..-...- 3s
Reeds Mil Lane. at dividing line lands george
Faile and ] Morrison running 20 East Chester
Landing Road and East Chester Creek, contain
ing fl ~ 100 acres: William II Penfo!d. trustee. -
Philip : Smyth. r =, sl3 10 .......-...-.- ="
lst-aVe Snth-st. 2oX15: Anna II
Fischer to Joseph 4 Hyman: mortgage, sll05O: -.
.....-........:.. II
linth-st. : $50 IT Of Ws-ave. 1@xlco.
William O German TO the Gaines Roberts Com -
panN5 X =, 80 H.
41st-st. n $ 100 II e of 9th-ave, 50x9s.9: Louis
" Well J William Hill: mortgage. $4,000,
: ST. - -----.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
SAYS DTsBROW IS NOT AT HOME.
HIS BROTHER DECLARES THAT He DOES
NOT KNOW WHERE HE rs, But COULD
COMMUNICATE WITH HIN.

Good Ground Long Island. June 24.-T. A
Disbrow. father of Louis Disbrow. when seen to-
day, and asked If the report that his son Louis
was staying at his home true. said that
he was tired making denials- His son Douglas
Disbrow, was more communicative. and SAID:
My brother Louis is not at our home. has not
been and we do not know where he Is we
know he is well. but we have honestly and con-
sistently kept from knowing just where ne Is
If L wanted communicate with him couio
do So but not directly I have not seen MIN
since the night he and 1 parted at Bergen
Hotel in Jamaica No member Of our family
has seen him since. Friends have, and friends
know where he is. and 1 could reach MN
through them"
Constable Rogers. of Suffolk County, VINO
went TO serve a subpoena on Louis Dlsbro"'
thinks he is in Bridgeport, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
MONT TAX ABOUT POSTAL co. DEAL

The report started in Philadelphia that CONTRACT
rad f.s,, ar+ared into between the Pennsylvania
Railroad and the Postal Telegraph Company Iof
the use by the OF the telegraph mes aoiS
The road az The former which have been lease. "
The Hcee+Srn I-nion for a long time. could not De
confirmed At the Postal Telegraph offlceS mere
1erdaT II there that the company "eS
not in position 10 make any announcement WHAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
CABLE WIRES STRUNG on NEW BRIDGE

The work of stringing the wires for the cables
OH the Williamsburg Bridge was completed last
night Bridge Commissioner Lindenthal announced
that the cables would be compressed and covered
-i.b;, sopr weeks The steel work will then be
gin and it will not be long before the structure
Will assume the shape of bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
UNITED STATES STEEL MEETING.

The directors of the United States Steel Corpora
ton will meet on July to take action dividends
on the common and preferred stocks. 1t is
pected that the quarterly statement of the cor
porations earnings will be made public at the close
Of the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
SUIT AGAINST JOHN WHALEy ABANDONED,

The suit OF the Brooklyn League. "hlch "a9 HI
s,jtuted fer The purpose of holding ex-Corporauoh
17o,sa7 1o,n XKbalen personally liable for certain
confessions Of judgment made by him in 1 act9 3
brought against the city by its eInploses
,-ey-sijir- rate Of ages law has been abandoned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
DIFFERENT PROGRAMME SUBSTITUTED

The postpcnement Of the coronation In London,
owing TO the Illness OF King Edward, compelled
change in the special fireworks programme which
ar. Pain arranged for the public Manhattan
Beach tomorrow night Instead Of the coronation
programme equally attractive display will be
made though OF an entirely different character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
WASHINGTON TEACHER FOR BROOKLYN
F. r LANE ACCEPTS PRINcIPALsEIIP OF AGA
DEMIC DEPARTMENT OF PoLYTECH-
NC INSTITUTE

Francis R. Lane superintendent of the high
schools of Washington. has announced his accept
ance OF the principalship Of the academic depart
rnent of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. 70 sue
coed Lawrence c. Hull. He viii begin his work
in Brooklyn in the fall.
In a dispatch from Washington yesterday General
Boynton president OF the Board of Education there,
said: greatly regret that this distinguished and
learned has decided 10 give up his work IN TINS
Brooklyn will secure not only an able ana
useful educator but a man who is in every sense
Of the term a good citizen. SO highly is Dr. Lane
thought of here that a number OF prominent citi-
zens offered to subscribe the amount of difference
in salary which paid to him here and what
he will get III Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

Heights and One-hundred- and -sixtyffth-st., be-
tween Amsterdam-ave. and Kingsbridge Road. on
sunday afternoon O'Clock. The Rev. DR.. James
Dougnerty, rector OF ST. Monica's Church, Will
preach the sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

% ave and l9tI-st. n corner, for six story
brick tenement house. with store, 6l3xI3; Der
may < Makowltz, No 1898 Grand-st. owners:
Harde K Short. Nos and West 2oth-st
Pitts. Nos IS and 70 for six story brick tene-
-nent house. with store. 43x36. 10; l. Oswnsky-
No 2sS East Broadway. owner. Horenburger &
Straub No 122 Bowery, architects.
o6th-st 8 2n5 II 3 Of 5th ave. for five story
brick dwelling house 2SxIi; A Powell. No 10
East a6tll-sI, owner; York & Sawyer. No 156
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
scEoo, TEACHERS GET PAY FRIDAY.

Controller Grout said yesterday that ne hhu az
ranged 10 have the checks for school teacheIs ieS
,or 1--ss..- - +1,5s week This arrangement was
made 10 enable teachers to leave town as eoi
POSSIBLE The checks will be for the months Oh JUNG
I'D Ia.l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

CHURCH CORNERSTONE TO BE LAID
Vicar General Mooney will lay the cornerstone of
~ Snufca OF St Rose OF LIMA. Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
Notite of Gummons.
STPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- yORE-Esvar1 Tu-kerulan and Paul Tucxsrussn.
individually and Trustees under the last VIII and
Tucksrrnan. deceased, PlainttTrs
against Solomon DAVIDSON Leopold Weiss Isaac Blyn
Nathan RIyr. Blyn and Henry B4yn composing
firm Of l. Blyn Sons and Franz JIass, S z,3
SHERMAN Andrew J. and Jerome Z Bates MOTIF
Mess and BIZ Weiss. wife The J. e Lnde Paper
Company Hany Weiss. wife o: the sara LeopGit
Weiss Defendants Amended summons Plaintlus Ie-
sire trial 70 DC Of New York To the
named Defendants hereby summoned 20
answer the complaint this action, and TO serve a
c5py of the Plat2-i1S attorney WltGln
twenty the service OF TINS summons eXelsi.s
Of rho day Of case OF your failure 20
s3nsar or answer judgment will against you
relief demanded in TIE complaint
Dated Sew York. May 18th 1907
CHALMERS WOOD plaintiffs Attorney, Cr-ce and Poss
Oice Address No III Broadway Borough OF nan
haitian. New York City
To Defendant Solomon LavidScn---
The foregoIng Is served upon you BY PUBL
cation pursucnr a order OF the Hon. John PROCTOR
Clarke the Supreme Court OF the state OF
New York dated o. June. 1902 and led wien
me -1r1st1t in ne ONCE Of the County OF
New YCrE az the County Court House in said County,
Dated York June 10Th, 1907
CHALMERS WOOD FiaiCtifs' Attorney. III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

~ Desired II New York County-Benjarnin L Turner.
Frederick L Wright and J. A. LYON
Garfield. transacJing Wright Garfield De-
the above named defendants and
each OF them: YJg hereby summoned 70 answer tbs
this action and % serve copy or your
answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty d9ys
aft service 81 exclusive OF The Gay
Of service and in your failure 20 appear or
Judgment WIZ be taken against You py ds1anit
for rel. demanded the complaint
Dated York June 10Th. 1892
RENO r ELLINGTON. PIalnut 5 Attorney uIcs ana
Post Office address. - Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian city OF New YORK
T defendants Frederick Z. Wright and J. A LYON
CzarhsId and The foregoing summons -
served uuou publication order OF
Charles H Trusx. Of the Justices OF th>
Sup-e-le Court Of the Of York. dated
day Of June 1902 fled with the complaint II ths
office Of the CLERK Of the County Of New York
Dated New York. June "a 1872.
RENO T. ELLINGTON. Attorney for Plaintif- Othcs
and Post Ofhce ADDRESS. "A Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan. City of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
OmeiaI feqaI Notlrcs.

A TTENT!ON IS CALLED TO THE ADYER-
TIsEMENT in THE CITY RECORD OF June Fl TO
8 confirmation OF the Board Of Re
vision and the entering in me Bureau
Collection Of Assessments for LOCAL IMPROVE
MENTS in the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
23RD AND 2ITH WARDS. SEXTON IL BOONE
STREET RECiTI GRADING. CURLING. FLAG
GINCs AND LAYING CFOSSWALF1S- from Freeman
Street to Woodruff Street. WE,NuONER AVENUE SEW
EIiS both sides existing in 3rd Avsage
10 Fulton Avenue. also FULTON AVENUE SEWER.
17Uta Street and ST. Paufs Place. and De-
tween Wendover Avenue and East lI5th Street
PATH WARD. SECTION IL EAST 1s2ND SfREET
RECiU LATINO. GRADING. CURLING Fl~AGGiNG AND
HAVING; CROSSWAI.FlS. Aqueduct Avenue 70 Je-
rome Avenue I-AFOSTAl$E AVENUE SEWER. be-
tween East leOth street and quarry Road
PATH WARD SECTION IL EAST 2s3RD STREET
SEWER between M0shOlu Parkway south and the Con-
course; BRIGGS AVENUE SEWER. between Mosho1
psrEw,v south and East 20Ist Street. EAST 2o2ND
STPEFsT SEWER between Briggs Avenue and the Con-
course: VILLA AVENUE SEWER, between East -utra
and Nan Courtlanit Avenue; also. JEROME AVE
NIrF, SEWER summit situated south
and the street summit situated nera
OF Van Courtlandt Avenue - -
New York June re. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
GfhooI aqeuries.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGESCf
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GoveTnssssss
etc. TO Colleges. Schools Families Apply to
Mrs II J. TOTNG-FCLTON. g Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
TTENTION is CALLED To THE AID

"A yertise1nent City Record Is July
1902 of the the Supreme Court
entering the Bureau for the Collection OF Assessments
and Arrears for opening acquiring
title following named street the Borough Il
The Bronx: 23rd Ward Sections 10 East fSoth
Street opening. AIMS East iS1ss
street Confirmed 81 1902; - 1000
EDWARD NJ GROCT Comptroller
City OF New York &. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
For Both Sexes-Countr.
Qedrber5.

EVERETT STONE Cale and coiurnbia) SIG Ness'
~. 56th Tutoring at pupils or tutors residences
TUTORING Long Branch July and August; Latin
Creek Mathematics coaching sIudentS spe-
ciaIrv experienced teacher Address Prof CHARLES H
MilieruNn. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25


- York; EstsIle Depeys-sr and Mary Justine De-
peyster. Trustees % the Ente-NuptI SeuenlenI -
Johnston l. Depeysrer and Julia Anna Depeysters as
vi.a PIairtfffs against Abraham NichelsOhn. Bessie
irhsfs1rr wife Of Nchesohn. che said INST
name ~ BESSIE fictitious. the true OF ths
wife Of the Abraham MichelsOhn being unknown 70
Ire pairs SIusliHer. Isaac Musiner ana Isaiah
Friesrer individually cO-par-ns-s under the name
TOseph NIusIirer < Joseph NJ Delaney. Moses
Slsriro Edward r LaleN and Joseph H Ladew- md
yiuav and Copar1ers doing business under the 1ra
Of Fayerwsather i LadsUr; Barnet Levy
Julius Robinson Robinson, Hynan Lerosr. Joseph
Greene Samuel Roth Charles Levitt, Nathan Leyitt.
Samuel Victor M=ndel Schwartz Def5ntartsIral d.
sired i, New York County summons To the aooVs
hereby summoned 70 answer
this action and serve copy OF your
answer plaintiffs attorney. within twenty Gay
this exclusive OF the daS OK
service failure TO appear or snsVe
Judgment De taken AGAINST |o1 Dy ce1ault LOT tns
relief demanded il the COMPLIANT
Dated New York Nav nth. l:o-- -.
MAYER KRONACHER. Attorney for Plaintns Sf1co
and T. O. Address, 80 Broadway, Borough OF Nan
haitian y y CITY
To The above named Defendants Abraham Nichslsohn.
BESSIE Ncfeotu Abraham Michelsohn the said
first rae Of Bessie fictitious OF the
wife OF the Abraham Mcheisohn being unknown TO
plaintiffs: The foregoing IS served uCon you
pursuant - Order OF the H0noraois
Charles H Truax Of the supreme Court OF tbs
OF dated tve2tyfourth 6ay OF june
1902 day fled with the Complaint. IN the
Office OF of the County Of New York az thu
New York House. the City OF New
Dated New York 1897
MAYER KRONACEER. Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

HOUSE, SHELTER ISLAND. l. l. n Y HealthfuIy
located beautiful All modern improve
mens lights: Otis elevators suites with baths
drives groves; pure dry atmosphere Is hole golf
links: Yachting bathing. fishing. music dancing
Easily accessible by Island Railroad vesbue trains
aud steamers Shinnecock city OF Lawrence. Tele
phone Shelter Island Heights, =. Send
hanset House Suffolk County. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

VXIANTED.-Country Hotel 70 lease, furnished IN
NV furnished: xtats full particulars A. Box tribune
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CIEN SUMMIT HOTEL .--~- ,,-,,,,,- "a,
u W. H CROSBY, MGR GLEN suMMIi' "A
information. Lehtgh VAL
lev Office 1884 Broadway
JloCoNo MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS Ss: Mt
TOTFT CLIFTON j w MOORE. Lake winoa. Pa
/ The finest resort Pennsylvania; boats and all
S-nsenosnts to guests Write for booklet
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-07-02
PrOyidential Differences.

"Dey tells me-" said Br'er
Williams, getting off the train
after protracted absence from
home, "dat de harrican come
long en- tux Br'er Thomas house
off de face er de- earth ?"
Hit sho' didw
"Well, | we'll knowed de Lawd
would sem somepin' lax dat on
him. Hits dun fer a wise pur-
pose"
"But-de harrican TUX yo'
house, too, Br'er Williams2"
Then did Br'er Williams take
off his brass rimmed spectacles,
and mop his perspiring brow as
he groaned:
de ways or providence is past
findin' out r-Atlanta Constitu.
ton.