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New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
iIallous.
STATE OF NEW


L YORK by the Grace O Independent,
Amanda Won Graberg, Franklin J. Bischor 0ttilie
Breusing Harry A E J. Frankenberg, Ernest
". Bischon. and Henry Bsch0H. Jr as committee tee Of
petent. heirs Of Henry Bischof, de-
send greeting: Whereas. Henry Bschon Jr OF
city New York, lately applied TO the Surro-
gates Court OF County OF New York to have certain
Instrument In writing relating TO both real and persona
property duly proved as the last VII anq testament Of
Henry BisCho late of the County Of New York. deceased
you cited appear before
the Of County of New York at MS ONCE IN
County OF New York, on the 9th day Of May, one
hundred at halfpast ten clock
and there attend the
Of the said last WIN and Testament And such
OF you hereby cited, under the age OF
required TO appear by your guar
dian II have II you have none, to appear and
apply for to be appointed in the event OF your
neglect failure so, a guardian Will be appointed
Surrogate represent for in the
ceedng
In Testimony Whereof caused the Seal OF the
Surrogate's Court of the said County Of New
.......... York be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon.
l. 5. Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate Of our said
.......... County OF New York, said County, the
18th day OF March, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF the SurrOgates Court.
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SUPREME COURT County Of New York

- IA
William @ Wood and Ronald Brown as Trustees
Catherine A OLSEN deceased Plaintiffs. kite-
chen Elm and others defendants. n pursuance of a
Judgment foreclosure and sale duly
above entitled action and bearing
sad judgment named. Will sell public auction
Erui Estate Salesraum. y, way
In the Borough ~ Manhattan. City ~ New York. the
ninth day u APRIL 1907 Al twelve O'Clock that
day. hy - Ehunlx IugrahaW COMPANY. Hu~t.rrc-S
r-r premises directed hy said Judgment and
herelU described follows All certain lots
twenty fourth Ward 81 the city ~ New York. known
a. certain Nlr iu the office q the It-ls-c-
the city and county II New York. entitled Map ur
W.olavu Heights % the t'tv ~ New
iDuh Rosa. ty fhr numbers hundred
three hundred and f5ur one hundred and
nifty dy- one hundred ans Afy six. one hundred and
hundred and eight hundred
Reginniug NorfheHserly corner 4 OpIykr
Avenue and First street called Nerio
laid down said map; running thence oas-r!y along
Ordyke ANeuue. hundred and ninety
inches westerly side OF Lot Number hundred
and hftytwo thence uoithery along the Wcscrl, side
Of Lot Number ono hundred and ffty two hundred
map; thence westerly along said Number one
sixty. hundred forty Ave
inches The easterly side ~ Nerio
along Nerio Avenue. hundred more
Opdyke the point beginning be sai
several distances and dimensions loss. Said
Opdyke Avenue being now known as Two hundred and
thirty-sxth above described premises
in the Borough OF the Bronx in the said City
Of New
Dated New York March Il 1902
J. HENRY WORK Referee.
J. ALERT LANE ATTORNEY for plaintiffs, Number
800 Broadway. Borough ~ Manhattan. York.
The following is diagram Of the property
Lot Nc. 16o
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l22nd st.
NJ "a Eat Hy1rA c.


No. SO East l22nd St
The approximate OF lien or cha-oa =,
which the above described property is sold is
so 3Vs ~ with interest thereon from the l4th day OF
March, 1902, together with and alowancAa
ing 10 SSSs.5o together with the expenses Of sale
The approximate amount Of taxes, assessments and
water other liens allowed 10 the
81 Ti2 81 and interest. N'''' -
The viii sold subject prior r,ortSara TO-
$4,000, with interest thereon 4Te per annun1 -
Dated, New York. March l7th 1902
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE. Refe-se
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The approximate amount OF liens or charges to satisfy
which the above described property 20 be sold n o
hundred and thyone thousand three hundred ana nfty
six and 83lOo 1921 3SH 93)
from the 6th day Of February 1904 together with the
costs and allowances amounting Three hundred ana
tb & and SEQ 9sa4s So dollars with
penses OF the sale The Approximate amount OF taxes
assessments or other liens which allowed to ths
surchaser out OF the purchase money paid by the Ref
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
9th Avenue
Sth Avenue

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70
satisfy which the Hhoy" described property is be sold
thousand three hundred and forty y leo dollars,
with interest thereon from the 9Th day of March 1902
together with and allowance amounting
hundred GO-loo dollars
March l5h. 1902 together with the of
The approximate amount 81 taxes assessments other
liens which t allowed to the purchaser
purchas" paid by the Referee. IL twelve
arcI and seventy hye dollars and interest.
Dated New York March 24th 1902.
ARTHUR II. MASTEN. Referee.
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foreclosure sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of


New York Blaske Plaintiff. against Thomas
others Defendants. In pursuance of Judgment
foreclosure sale duly made and entered in the
bearing the lIth day Of
March, undersigned. the Referee In said
named sell Public Auction at the New
York Estate Saesroom, No. Ill Broadway, IN the
Borough Manhattan city Of New York. on thu 10th
day April 1902 II o'clock that day, by
Bryan l. Kennedy Auctoneer the premises directed by
Judgment sold and therein described follows:
lot. piece parcel Of land situated,
lying being southerly side Of Forty third
Street city Of New York, and bounded and de
sCribed follows. Beginning at point on the
Southerly third Street aforesaid distant
hundred and seventy-nve feet Westerly from the
Southweserly Of Eighth Avenue and Forty third
Street: running thence Southsr and parallel with Eighth
inches thence Westerly and
Forty-hird Street twenty Ave feet thence
Northery parallel with Eighth Avenue hundred
Forty-thrd and thence Easterly along the South
line side Of FortythiTd street twenty five feet TO
place of beginning Being the same premises
conveyed MarSaretha Jtz. now deceased. by David
Blumentha and Fanny Bumenthal, his wife. by deed
January 29h 1887 and recorded the same day
in Office Of the Register OF the city and County of
New York in Lber 20l1 or ConveyanCes. page 4SD
Dated New York, March 24th 1902
ARTHUR II. MASTEN. Referee
pEYO, DUER & BAUERDORF Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Broadway. New York city. Manhattan
following diagram Of the property 70 be sold
described the number being 3l2 West iTd
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The Approximate amount OF the lien charge 70
satisfy which the above described property Is be sold
s SlU2NOOl with interest thereof from the 18th
February. 1902 together with and
amounting Si49 80 with interest day OF
February. 1902 together with the Of
The approximate amount Of assessments other
liens, which 70 be allowed 10 the purchaser
the purchase mercy paid by the Referee is S64 IS
interest.
Dated New York March 81. 1902.
GEORGE VI. VAN HOESEN Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25

The approximate amount the charge to sat
isy which the above described property is be sold
$40, ,42HlG with interest thereon from day
March 1902 together with costs and allowances
1902 together with the Of the an
prONlmate amount OF assessments other liens
which To be allowed the purchaser out OF the
purchase money paid by the referee 1854 TG and
interest
Dated New York. March 17th, 1902
ADRIAN II. I4ARKIN Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25

The approximate OF the lien charge satist
when the above described property IL 70 be sold 10
February 1902. together with costs and allowances
amounting 10 S453 81 2lst Gay q
February 1892 together with the OF the sale
approximate amount OF taxes assessments other
allowed 20 the purchases oi tas
purchase money BY the Referee. is S939 and
Dated. New York. March 30. 1902
GEORGE ". VAN HOESEN Referee.
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165th Street

The approximate the lien or cbar. ~ sat,s
Wncn me above described property TO be IA Is SII
o't--~f with interest lItD I.eb-,
ary ID2 together with and allowance an-1nti1s
20 S3flZ4 with interest from the Fabrus-s
1902 together with the expenses sale The an.
proximate amount of taxes assessments or other liens
winch are 10 he allowed the purchaser a me ~
chase money, paid by the Referee S7So GO and E
terest. anu III,
Dated. New-York, March 3rd. 1902
SIDNEY J. COVEN Refer..
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25

l4StA Street.
The approximate Of The lien charge f7r which
the above described property be Ss $50 with
interest from March. 1902 together with
the plaintiffs allowance. amounting o. SI>5 -
together expenses of the sale aYp-oXimats
Of the assessments and % 70
the purchaser the purchase money, Or
paid by the referee. S16I - and interest
Dated. York. March 10Th 1902
HERMAN FON. Rsferes
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166th Street.

North line OF lo 81 map Village Woodstock
The approximate II the plaintIs
70 satisfy which the above described property
sold Is 81 235 81. with thereon
1902 together with the allowances amounting
TO $3I"t with interest the date and the
penses of the sale. The approximate OF taxes
assessments and water rates 10 be allowed the pur
chaser Of the purchase money paid by Referee
is S242 50. with interest thereon.
Dated New York March 14th. 1902
NIrHE ReEnr
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
1874 -

The approximate amount OF the lien charge 10 sat
lsfy which the above described ia
50 2ll So with interest from March 1902 together with
costs and allowance amounting S2T7S6 with interest
thereon from March l3 1902
of the sale. The approximate amount or taxes yhrh
are to be allowed to the purchaser
money paid by the referee S5703 interest from
October l. 1902
J. HENRY WORK. Referee
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YORK by grace O God independents
John s Kidd. L. Kidd. Mary l.. Kidd Florence
l. Kidd. Madeline / Kidd. Susan HolllnEsworth. Edward
T Holl!ngswoTth John CLARENCE Eollngsworth George
W. Holingswo William H Holnngsworth Edward /"
HollinRswCrth Frederick Hollingswurth Lucy Hollngs
worth Lena HollngswOrth. Martha Kidd. Lucy Watson
John W. Watson. Lily 6. Lane. John 4. Lane. William
Florence l.. Kidd. Georgette
claiming be interested
credits and estate Of said George ". Kidd de-
egatees devisees. send greeting: Whereas
Am Kidd. Of city New York, County and
Of County of New York Letters Of Admin
upon the goods Chattes and credits Of said
George W Kidd. deceased. late Of the County New
York Therefore, and each Of cited appear
at his County Of New York. State Of New
York 18th OF March, in the thousand
and 1880 o'clock in the forenoon
day then and there 10 attend and show IL
OF said Court upon the goods, chattels and
credits w. Kidd deceased.
Kidd or why further should
IN the premises proper And
Of you hereby cited. under the
twenty years, required 10 appear by
guardian II have II have appear
and apply be appointed In the II
your neglect failure do n guardian viii be
appointed by the and
r the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of the
Surrogates Court Of the said County Of New York be
affixed.
Witness. c. Thomas
.............. Surrogate of said County Of New
c. York. a said County. the 29th day
..............- Of January IN tn = our Lord
thousand nine hu'Gred and
J. FAIRFAN M'LAUGHGLN.
Clerk Of the SurrCgate's Court
LESLIE & MINOR. Attorneys for Petitioner. once &
p o. Address. 2oG Broadway. Manhattan. Ne" York
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14sth Street
The approximate charge Tor whics
the above described operty sold Is SIS 10
interest from the 9th day Of March 1902 togetner
the paintins costs and allowance amounting 70 sso -
together with the expenses Of the sale. The approN
amount OF the taxes assessments and water rates % ar
allowed TO the purchaser purchase money %
paid by the referee. is $500 rs and interest.
Dated New York. March 10Th, 1904
HENRY u. GESCHEIDr Rsferss
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NEW YORK sCPREME COURT CoIlNT7

OF NEW-YORK.-Charles Ianier as tr,sta. e,
Mary l. Stone. Plaintiff against David OuirIsv - -
others, Defendants In pursuance judgment 81 f,s
closure and sale. duly made entered in re ,Sovs
entitled action, bearing date the 9Th day u Febrsv
1902 l. the undersigned the Referee said tudFmeni
Estate Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway.
Manhattan City Of New-York 25th dav of Ns-r5
1902 at u O'Clock that day by Peter Neva-'
AuctOneer the premises directed BY tusueut IN ~
piece parcel Of land with the building thereon
situate. lying and being the Borough of The Rronx
City, County and State Of New-YOrk bounded and -
sCTibed follows. that is to Regnnne noI1,
In the easterly side ne OF Brook distant sixy
five and hundredths feet so,fbs-v
from the formed intersection OF the ourh
erly side Of One hundred sxty-ffth street ana S
easterly eide line of Brook Avenue at the centre ~
party wall running thence eastery parallel with Ons
hundred and sixty Street and Distance
(s4OSO0) feet thence southery line drawn az rigbi
angles TO One hundred and sixtyfth Street twsnfv-
seven 2Il feet point opposite centre a anofb-
party WALL thence westerly again parallel with One hun
ast mentioned party wall seventy-f7ur f0ry-nns
hunGredths tIii9- the
line Of Brook and thence northery along ~
same twentyeight and sixtyhve hUndredths 2S eS S
the premises which conveyed 10 said DavtS
Quigey and Charles Walker. by the Petty SouIarS =
Walker Realty Company, by deed dated March NJ fsaS
recorded in the Office OF Register the CTfv 49,
County Of New-York c Liber %. Section ~ 60 80
veyanCes. Page 466, on the Sth DAY Ct April fS9S ~
Dated New-York, 1902.
SIDNEY J. COWEN Reea-s.
PECKHAM. MILLER KING. Attorneys for PIsint,
so Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan Naw York CggNs
The following a diagram Of the property 10 fe s3Sis
Avenue:
f65th Street.
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Gurroqates Nouccs

IN pursuance OF an order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. surrogate Of the County of New York
AndreW sha8d late Of the COUNTY OF Ne Yoqf 9
ceased 10 present the SAM with vouchers thereof
Broadway. in the City Of New York before the
Dated New York the an day Of February. 1902
sHILAND. SHOEMAKER HEbGEs AttoTReys for
Executor. No II Broadway New York City N. Y.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Ahner
IL Pqs ys to- at of s 81 New
saran Townsend late Of the County Of New York de-
subscriber his place Of transacting business at the
New YORK on or before tho day Of % y NEXT 4t
Dated New York. the twentieth day Of January 1902
NASH 1,-r GE0RGE e; Co. WEHEEd0CR * ESecgtor
New York City.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
G Thomas, Surrogate Of the County of New York.
Notice Is hereby given TO al persons having clams
deceased to present the same with vouchers thereof
m @ of " II he a @ NO. o. 20 srss at at
the Borough % h. Of Maneatan city yoo9 q New York
x Rffsd E Ms I2 HRR ne F!R S9 f MS5oh IsG3
?, MEINKIS IN Executors
Borough Of Manhattan New York city
A DvERTIsEMENTs end subscriptions for The Tribune
received a their Uptown ONCE.
NO. 1.242 BROADWAY.
ID door north Of slst-st.. until O. clock o. m
Advertisements will received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office oclock p m viz 25a
Sth-ave.. cor. 23d-st; I53 6th-nve. cor 18th
st; OF East 14th-st.; 25. West 42d-st.. between
7th and sth aves.; 263 West I25th-st.t 1 .33s 3D.
ave-. between 7e.h nth SITS 1926 3d-aye, near
6lst-st.: 1.7Os 1st-ave- s9th-st; 1877 East
125th-st.; 756 Trcmont-ave., $50 3d-ave near
4lst-st: 5o4 3d-ave., 21O BIeecker-st., 325
Bleecker-st Brooklyn, y. Y.-216 Court-st.;
zIo smith-st. 1904 Gates-ave. Newark, n. j..
-1e4 Hroad-st. Also ct all a. d. 7. Offices
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foreclosure Sales

Three thousand hundred and six and az ~
C$3. .3O5. So dollars - ~-ASs
Dated. February 9th. 1902
VERNON VI. DAVIS PAss-..
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
0earbe


A EVERETT STONE (Yale Coumhia) 316 West
~. 5eth Tutoring at pupils tutors residence
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
THE PEOPLE OLE THE STATE nF NV

YORK. by the Grace Of God Free and independent.
70 BENJAMIN Allyn OTWsbee. Ellen y Wurlcr Edward
Stuart OTInsbee Nellie Jones Kitchen. formerly Nre
Jones' keztah Park. Charles +. Park. Walter Park.
Annie Park. Harry a. Coles. Annie Holmes Doe. for
merly Annie Holmes ormsh'o the name Doe being
and each ami other person persons unknown
having claiming 10 have interest in the fstt" ur
Lura Currier deceased, such unknown persons being
described the heirs law and II kin. 81
OF the said Annie Holmes Doe. formerly Annie Holmes
Ormsbee. the Doe being fictitious the
Of said person being unknown the heirs and Of
kin Of Iura Currier deceased send Whereas
applied the Surrogate's Court Of County
York have certain instrument writing. bearing
date the Sth day April 1896, and codci thereto
bearing date the nth day OF January 1902, relating
both real and property. duly proved the
last VIII and Testament OF Lura tulrer. late OF the
County OF New York, deceased. therefore,
Of cited appear before the Surrogate
New York, the Both day April. thousand
hundred and two. half past o'clock
that day. and there the probate
the said last VIII and Testament. And such You
hereby cited under the Of twenty
years. required 10 by guardian. Il
have II have none to appear and apply for
be appointed. in the OF neglect
Surrogate TO represent and act for in the proceeding
testimony whereof have the seal u the
Surrogaes Court Of the said County Of New
hereunto affixed
Hon. ABNER c. THOMAS a Sur
rOgate of said County Yor
tSeal.l al said County the seventh OF
March. In the year Lord one
J. FAIRFAX McLATGHLIN.
Ter of the Ellrr etsfa
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County OF New
against Henry Mills Day. late Of the County Of New
to the subscriber her place OF ransactng business
the office Sherman Day. No 30 Broad Street in the
Manhattan, City OF New York, on or before
day OF June, next.
SARAH V. DAY.
XpYEt
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5rbool Aaenrles.

A NER1CAN AND FOREIGN TEACHBRs' AGENCY
~ hnppies Professors Teachern Tutors Governesses
'''' 70 CSiIssss Schpels sad Fan FsI&iliss & oApRly 70
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25

= T Fitzgerald, Surrogate of the County New
York hereby all persons having claims
against Francis Bazzoni the County Of New
the with vouchers thereof to
their place OF transactng business No
s0th Street Borough Of Manhattan In the City
OF New York before the 9th day Of June next.
York, che 10th day OF December, 1901
ELEANORA A. beatty.
EDWARD ]. HESSION.
Executors
MICHAEL. J. sCANLAN. Attorney for Executors. SO
n z.
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Gurroaates' Notlees.

BARCLAY, WILLIAM O-ln pursuance OF
order of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald surrogate OF
the County Of New York, notice is hereby gwen 70 a.
having claims against William o. baTClaS Id1e
OF New deceased 10 present tne SAM
with vouchers thereof the subscribed az her
transactng business the office OF Lester W. Gar ~
20 Street In the City Of New YORK on OF Oelo'e
the twelfth day Of July next. 1000
Dated New York. the third day Of January, ISo[,
CLARA s. BARCLAY. E&ecutrix.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. ADner
= c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice hereby given all persons having clslis
against Annie F. Turley. late Of the County or New
York deceased present with vouchers there
10 subscribers at their place Of rahsactIhg uus
ness at the office Joseph Mahan. No. Is Chambers
Street in the City New York Borough Of Manhattan
on or before the first day Of October next
Dated York the 10th day OF March. leO2
TIMOTHY THOMPSON. JOSEPH H. MAHAN.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
IN pursuance OF AM order Of Hon: Erank T

I n pursuance OF an OrueT OF HOH- IdLN \
= Fitzgerald "A Surrogate Of the County Of New York
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
Joseph F. Weber late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased present the with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber her place of tansactng business the Of
hce OF Heyn Covington, attorneys. No 135 Broadway
in the City York. Borough of Manhattan. or
befor day OF July next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of December. 1901.
EMEIINE A WEBER,
AdminstratriX with the will annexed.
COVINGTON, Attorneys for Administrative, 135
Broadway Borough of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
THE PEOPLE on me sTATE or NEW


SCOTT LORD, Attorney 70 Petitioner 253 Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan New York City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-30
THE End or THE WAR
II Is Believed the South African
Trouble Almost Over.
TERMS ABOUT FIXED
Mr.. Balfour Says We Hopes to Make
ON Monday Next the Announce
- That Peace Now Ex.
.ea In That Country.

Lon~h. May 29-The British cab
inet was speedily -ummoncd wednes-
night and sat for q lit;le over an hour
II is generally accepted that the ses-
sion put the final touches on an agree
mont which viii terminate the South
African war.
Colonial Secretary. Joseph Chamber
lain. vas. sufficiently recovered from
his indispoauon 10 attend what is al.
ready designated as the "p>aoe cab.
met"
The government leader. A. J. Bal
four. announced In the house of com
mons this morning that he hoped
TO be able on Monday next 10 an
nounoe the result Of peace negotiations
In South Africa.
Il cannot. however. be absolutely
certain Of being In a position TO do
so. and until the statement can be
made. do not think It expedient to
take up the budget"
In spite OF Balfours pretended un-
certainty. there Is no doubt whatever
IN the house Of commons or elsewhere.
that full peace settlement will be- an
nounced on Monday next The cap
ture Of Commandant Malan. an
nounced from Middleburg. Cape Col
ony. Wednesday night renews atten-
tion 70 the activity Of the rebellion in
Cape Colony.
Commandant Malan took the late
Commandant Scheeper's command.
when the latter was captured BY the
British and became chief Boer COM
mandant In Cape Colony after Com.
mandant Krlfzinger's capture.
Malan. who was morially wounded.
when captured By Major Collects
mounted troops. was among the ire
concillahles who refused 10 send dele
gates TO the peace conference at We
reeninging. Transvaai.
According % the latest uncensored
correspondence from Cape Town. the
Beers are siill In constant occupation
% al least p different localities in
Cape Colony. having more than a score
OF bands raiders. mounted and armed
and OF Sufficient mobility 10 defy sue
eessful pursuit. although the British
have often swept and cleared" every
mile OF the Colony's territory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-30
Two Men s.r,ou.ly w.unasa.

New York. May 2e.-Pollcemen Al.
tracted by shouts OF alarmed residents
IN an apartment building az so Sec
ond avenue. broke the door OF one OF
the fats and found J. s Keldain. a
dealer In cigarettes. lying on the floor
with his skull crushed. In the adjoin-
ing room. was y. Caraman. a tobacco
merchant shot through the head. The
police believe he attempted 10 kill Kel-
dain and then shot himself Both will
die.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-30

Austin. May 29.-The legislature In
vestigatlng committee has addressed
letter A. S. Vandervoort. cashier OF
the First National bank OF Austin. ask
Ing him 10 bring the books Of the bank
before the committee for the purpose
OF making an Investigation in connec-
tion with matters concerning the
states money In the bank az the time
OF he failure. Mfr. Vandervoort was
seen and stated he had not as yet
received the letter and would not de-
termine what he would do until he got
the letter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-30
cc.I F.mlp. In Wv Y.,l.

New York. May cs.-According 70
retail coal dealers this city has enter
ed upon the first DAY OF its real an
thracite coal famine. since the strike
OF miners. Not a cargo Is In sight in
the markets. The stocks OF many OF
the yards are depleted entirely by the
severe drain OF the last two weeks
and nowhere. except in the yords OF
the railroads. where coal Is boarded
by the thousands OF tons. can be had
even a glimpse OF the mineral.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-30

Paris. Tex. May 29.-The new cit,
directory OF Paris, just issued. con
tains 1894 names. an increase OF 23S'
as shown by the directory Of thrc'
years ago. the last published. Apply
Ing the multiple OF three. generally
believed TO represent the names q
women and children who are not In
cluded In a directory canvas. tha
would give Paris a population o
1852. The publishers are satlsae,
that their estimate OF the popuiA,io;
will be found - be correct