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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-08-16

Mrs. H. G. Wallace left Saturday
morning for St Joseph 10 visit rsla-
tives.
Miss Josie Teubnsr left Wednesday
morning for Glasgow, No, to visit
relatives.
Miss Edith Mars returned Satur-
day night from a visit to relatives in
Kansas City.
w. S. Carter and wife went to
Keokuk, Iowa, Saturday morning to
visit relatives.
Mrs, l.. E. Altwein and two chill
dren, Misses Anna and Rose, returned
to st. Joseph Monday morning.
Miss Birdie Duncan left Saturday
night for a visit to friends and rela-
tives at Kansas City and Holden.
Miss Rose Klenn returned Monday
morning to her home 10 De Soto,
after a visit to Mrs. Gustav Haerle.
Mrs. w. E. Bard, returned to
Sedalia Tuesday night, alters visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mira. j. c. NcGrew.
Miss Maggie Smith returned to
Corder Wednesday morning, after a
visit to the family Of Henry Leutgen.
Misses Pearl Reeder and Lillian
Fulkerson returned Monday night
from a visit to friends in Kansas
City.
Mrs. f. A. Dubois returned to
Longton, Kas., Monday morning,
after a visit to the family Of E. M.
Taubman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Wayne, and
son, Walter, OF st. Louis, arrived
Tuesday night to visit the family Of
f. Morath.
Miss Modie Sebring, who has been
visiting the family Of Capt. Ryland
Todhunter, returned 30 Higginsville
Friday night.
Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft
glow Of health, and a pure complexion
make all women beautiful. Heroine i'm
parts strength and vitality to the system,
and the rosy hue OF health to the cheeks
Price, % cents. For sale by Crenshaw &
Young. Sm1
MesdameS Juliet Findley and laura
Young returned from Hlgginsville
Tuesday night, after a visit TO Mrs.
Robert Barnett.
Miss Rose Hollenbeck, of McAllister
Springs, who has been visiting Miss
Fannie Grimes, returned home We'd
nesday morning.
Misses Fannie Venable and Clara
Nicholson went to Dover Saturday
morning 10 visit and to attend the
August meeting
Clarence Kinney announces to his
friends in tho county hat IN addition
to the transfer business he conducts a
6~rst-class feed stable. Lowest rates
and best service. II
Mss Lena HutchaEoa left Saturday
morning for Kansas City 10 visit
relatives. From there she will 60 to
Missouri City for a visit,
Miss Carolyne Burns, Of Lees
Summit, who has been visiting Miss
Susan Yates, went to Odessa Satur-
day morning to visit relatives.
e. e. Whiteside, Of Fayette, who
has been acting as the secretary OF
Prot. z. N. Williams for some time,
returned home Saturday might.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-08-16

ington to repeat the dose.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Louis g Raegner is the buyer Of No West
fffty-eighth-st sold by e. de Forest Simmons Tor
George E. Weed
The new firm Of Parish. Fisher. Mooney & Co
held its first auction sale yesterday. Mr.. Parish
was the auctioneer. He onered No 1eoo Flttn-a.s :
down a party defendant for S. 100 above the
mortgages. He failed make the necessary de-
post and the property was again offered, Vhen ic
was knocked down to the plaintiff Tor $l,SVo above
the mortgages, which aggregated ss1,1e
John N Goldins was the broker IN the sale Ior
Mrs Clara B.. Lowry, of No. rs East Fifty
St; for Amelia L Ludlow OF No lis East Fifty
fourth-st: s. Fl. Bsvlns, OF No 12o East Fifty
Fifty -tfird-st.
Charles e Duross has made the following leases
No. s Lafayette Place TO NJ. j. Fitzgerald The
northeast corner of Thirty ninth-st and Eleventh
ave for the United States Trust Company 70
Francis r. O'NeilI for a term of years Mr. ONeill
intends TO improve the property. The northeast
corner of Tenth-ave. and Thirteenth-st-. for Con-
ron Bros Company, to Masee Cro5be. and the
freproof building No. 5lS Hudson-st, for A oar-
tirano & Co. to the Bell Metal Furniture Company
McElroy & Cullen have sold TO client the hve
story brick building lot 25x1o at No 70 East
TUentV-uinth-St,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
REAL ESTATE.
Hanover Fire Insurance Company to Buy
in Pine-st.

1t reported yesterday that the Hanover Fire
Insurance Company had at last reached point N
its negotiations for No. IS Pfne-st, the property
adjoining it's building No. 81 Pine-st. and would
get 1t for about S2l5oe. This property consists OF
five story brick building plot 25.'xas-5x2Sex
SIS feet. AT the price mentioned the cost will be
more than SIS a square foot. The Speycr plot and
the kean. Van Cortlandt plot, both of which
are nearer Nassau-st. were bought last year for
Sis 50 and S139 75 d square foot, respectively.
Charles A. Shaw the president Of the company. de-
clared yesterday that while the property had not
been bought. the company was negotiating for it.
the company had desired. he said. to acquire il
when it bought the site OF its building No. "a Pine
St. twelve years ago 1t was tied up then by
minor heirs he said. and still in the Saule
position. 1t is owned by the Carroll estate The
sale, it was asserted yesterday, only required an
order Of the court authorizing it to complete it,
The north side of Pine-st., between Nassau and
William sts., at the present time is being trans
formed The marble front of the new banking
house of Speyer & Co. has just been finished. and
twelve story office building is going up for kean.
Cortlandt & Co. The Fourth National Bank has
recently bought No. % Pine-st This leaves only
one plot, No. SO, unoccupied by financial institu
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

~ plaintiff. against Resale SeHcsn-
IN pursuance or t.cSn1Ant
~ I,-srlosIrs and duly made and entered n th
shos entitled action bearing date the first OF
A,riI iaO2 the undersigned the Retsres IN sad ts
-sr naraed will public auction, at the New 1orS
zeal Estate SaIesroonn No III Broadway n the Bo
oHgh OF Manhattan the County and City OF New 1er
on The erd day December. 1902. ar Twelve ociocE
noon on that Gay. Vincent A Ryan A9ctioneer ne
sescrbed as follows: that certain lot piece q pare
- Iand SITUATE living and being in the City County
ara seats ~ New York. and known ey the streer
S-n-Es- Thtrv Sl9 Street and bounded and
.srrb.d as follows Beginning point on the sort1ery
80 west Ninth Street distant four hundred and rhIrrT
and inches westerly rem me souIhVesterN
West Ninth Street. running
tac. sothvardly parallel with FiSth Aveaus nin
eleven inches; rnsrce WesrFaroly and
,-aiisI h west Ninth twentyHve feet and rotr
uorrhwarJ1ly and again paraleI Wttn the
snyA n-ey-hree and eleven inches 60 the
OF Ninth Street ana themes eas-
twenty-five feet and four trcnes
49, rcinr or place beginning. be said several DIS
OF less said premises VII ne
~ susiect 10 the contingent rights OF claims y any
80. ~ not by the Judgment herein IN favor o.
sny psrsons born unborn not parties 70 ea action
s heirs Joseph Rosenheld deceased or as
his will recorded In the ONCE OF the Sur-o
-sts az New County N Loer S1o OF Nls aN pass
under such heirs or csVIseeS-.
LOO: OF ~, work November 10th. 1902
Dated Ne" h0AA' - p-I,TFTTT B FROST, Referee
-n,--rp- BROTHERS Plaintif-s Attorne-s. Once and
Address II Broadway. Manhattan. New
York ss.--.-, ~ ,ts ,-on,r4v p, =. S,t5=
AHS A~++0 9rh Street
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

George Ranger has sold to Boehm & Boehm, for
the John r. Ford estate, the southeast corner OF
Nnety-sixth-st and Park-ave., vacant lot, 90
feet on the street and 1Oos feet the avenue. 1t
said yesterday that it would be resold for i'm
provement with apartment house The plot is
one of the highest parcels IN altitude the ave-
nue.. It has not changed hands since 1865.
Lovetoy & Noyes have sold for William W. Starr.
of Bridgeport No. 81 Dey-st and for Mary G.
Folsom. No si Dey-st, adjoining The two par
GELS combined are 4oxss In size and 81 feet
east of West-St- The buyers. whose names are
withheld will alter the property for business pur-
poses
Abram Ruth has sold to Judson s. Todd three
lots on the north side Of One-hundred- and-df-
teenth-st., 42o feet west of Fifth-ave
F. W. Bowers has sold for Louis Eickwort to a
client the one family frame house No 2o's
Hushes-ave.
Pocher & Co have sold No. 16S East Stxtieth-st-.
size 2Oxl005 feet, for 1. NJ. de Verona to AN in
vestor. 1t is a four story private dwelling house
Montgomery & Setz have sold for \. Lyons NO
155 East SixtythIrd-st, three story and basement
dwelling house. lot 16x1Co5 feet .
Anes Co have sold for the Looms estate state 70
on eony n buhs en lot Sc s 4 The
ing will be altered for business. The price paid paid
the building No. IS University Pace.-on the oppo-
site side of the street. -, ,,- Dan,
3 Pugh the swannanoa apartment house t Ne s7a Vo
coo 1t was bought by an investor. who will retain
the building for its income Inc Swannanoa ITb Is
Fisher Company has also sold to H. B. Phirny ths
five story house the northwest corner or west
End-ave. and Ninety-second-st. size SSxsI feet MI
Phinny gave in part payment the four story Amer
ican basement dwelling house. No "a West Eighty
ninth-st-, 1Sx55xlo0 feet. -,
Frederick a. Snow has sold No l2I East slxtlesn-
ST. story and basement house. on lot ZoN
1905 feet
Henry H. Dreyer has sold 10 John H Rosan for
the Countess Amelia NaSsaH the two nVe story
fathouses. Nos. 1i3 and 1i5 West Sixty-ninth-sts
They adjoin the northeast corner of Broadway. ana
occupy a lot 50x1oa5 feet
Greene &. Taylor have sold for Reoecca B. john
son the four story and basement brownstons front
dwelling house No. 81 West Ftfty-ffth-st- The lot
is 16.sx1n0.5 feet.
Charles Grifith Moses & Brother have sold for
S Moses TO Charles Benz the two five story nat
houses Nos 534 and 656 West One-hundred-aad-
Ifty-ninth-St
Meyer s Auerbsch has bought from Robert som
ervilie through Folsom Brothers, the two dwell
ing houses. Nos. and 10 West Thirtesnth-st The
plot is 40x1033 feet. An eight story hreproot loft
building will be erected the site. Mr.. Auerosch
has also bought the four story dwelling house. NO
I22 West Seventy -eighth-st- The plot Is oxlu---
feet. =, ,
Mrs R. Johnson has sold TO William H Jacques
the four story and basement house, No 81 West
Fifty-dfth-st. The lot is 16-Sx1D feet
The Edward Kelly estate has sold no. - E.ast
Thirty -second-st. four story and basement housc
on 25yqs 9 feet.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TRT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

4
-.i-ago Dec 9-Wheat here Is UP to 25sc and
= work has had most TO do with Il. The spec,I-
- here have been mostly Influenced by re-
rs from New-York OF export sales. from
= "a 12o loads according to the different author
- II has looked If there had been a
-onble for cash wheat in all markets. Decem-
- strength has everywhere been the feature
+rre the December advanced to within sec of
,-sr The December at New-York is 2lzc over May.
-, ST Louis has decreased Its December dis
mi This market closed 1 TO 2Ssc higher than
,gorsav. the December making the best rally. May
80 AT 76c sold between 76c and 7Tc and closed
-. December closed at &c. Shipping sales here
eve 75 900 bushels. No. red. There was sud
-, hullish unaninnity in the news. Clearances
,re SOS 900 bushels. Northwestern cars being only
= against L1l9 last year. and primary receipts
i o. 900 bushels, against 1,061 900 bushels Pri-
=. cable dispatches reported the Argentine
.atber unsettled. Minneapolis said it looked as
g = per cent of the spring wheat crop had been
arketed San Francisco said the California
.ool,s were only half last year The increase in
-. zorld's visible supply for the week was 1.sos-
nn busbels against $4,000 bushels increase last
- The contract stock here, 900 bushels. in
sssed a04 600 bushels There seemed to be no
hull leadership. The market was started by de-
land for December. Shorts carried the market
a1ong after it started
rho factor in corn was the large buying Of May
nv Armour between 100000 and 100000 bushels.
IN the crowd there was a theory that Patten was
o,reriug his shorts through Armour. The two in
.rests are close. There have been times when Pat
,p has traded largely for Armour in the provision
-;t 1t is possible that Patten took this means OF
,,,eriuC as Armour could get large amount
- earn easier than anybody else. To-night's corn
lose is lsc to Sc over Monday. May opened at
,~z.c sold between 4Sszo and 442sc, and closed at
&c December closed at 55isc, and January 4I7sc
psrei,ts were $50 cars. and Wednesdays estimate
M CARROTS sc 10 1c higher The contract
"A aliSh
aats show sc TO 1ssc ever last night the best
srsnce in the old December being Sllsc tonight
a.sjnst ass.c last night New December closed at
gqr. May at 3SSsc- Receipts were 1so cars Wednes-
Avs estimate is only 70. The stock Of standard
fr-.eD bushels. decreased 1s.0e0 bushels.
Flax was up Ic to &c: December 81 Is, and May
rr There were PA cars at the three points
seainst COS last year.
Provision shorts discovered how hard 1t was 10
cover on an advancing market With hogs SC
lruer with 5000 more at the yards than expected,
.n5 with rather slow cash demand pork advanced
g 70 6Oc, lard advanced l5c, and ribs advanced
qso n was a case Of covering. At the Western
naints there were 99 90 hogs against 1240oo last
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

BridSe-st, No 25. n :, a4x64. Tx26x65: George
Ranger 20 W Kane. mortgage $4,000
Audubon-ave. S. TO II of 190th-st- runs y
and - S29.6, City Real Estate Company 10
Sadie NJ Ryan mortgage. s2S. 200. ,,.-...-....-
f25th-st, $, lfs9 u Q OF 2d-avs. 56-Sx1oo-11,
Jacob Torhaus and another to Julius SchiaE:
mortgage, $50, oo3 -.--.......-..-.......
Auduboneavs, s. 10 n or 1eoth-st. n W
and - 32os; Sadie NJ Bergen to City Real
Estate COMPANY: mortgage. s45, 700 b and
lo5th-st n s. 100 IT " Of 81 ave. 25xl0o1l; Ben
Company: as trustee
Evans and another New-York Edison Com
7hIh-st 5 $50 II c of Colurbus-avs, 2nx1o2 2;
Lewis Wallace 10 Mary II Hszeltor. .--.-...-.-
Anlstardanl-ave, corner Of i01th-st. Sch
100; Commercial Real Estate Cooperation 10
Thomas Janney. jr: mortgage, $4,000
Orchari-st Nos 1JS and $50. $. 50xS7-6: Irving
Bachrach Abraham NJ Levy. mortgage,
4stb1st No 1872 West %. 4x1oo.a: Ludin Realty
Company John a johnson; mortgage. $25. 600.
95th-st s. 425 II w of West End-ave 75x100s;
Lorenz Weiher 10 A Jackson; mortgage. slSc-
12tb0st n $ 2I0.2 # of 4th-st. d. .2x1o. 4x252
XII 3; also 12rh-st. 4 8. 1854 It Of 4th-st.
"a I0x7I 2x24. Ilx71.s; Catherine DeaRe to Irw-
12tbsst Nos a5s and es1 West. So e17e txSc IL
71S: Irving I Kempner TO Aaron Goodman and
another: quit claim: mortgage. $1,000 ..-.....
Same property; same to same; mortgage ST. .ooo.
Wooster-st Nos IS and 81. G, 5o1l0o: q A
Jackson to Charles Goeben. jr.--.--.--.-..-...
same property: Charles Goeben. ir. to LeFens
Weiher: mortgage $50.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

The approximate the Hen charge e satist
which the property is to Be sold Is ten
thousand (s1oo61 dollars With interest thereon nom apr
with the expenses OF the sdle IT.
amount OF taxes assessments OF nsn
allowed the purchaser out OF te per
chsse rncnsv or raid BY Referee. Is Thousand
three and ssvenry-three and so-lVo s-S'Ss'l
dollars. .. ,o,,
ELIEU 3. FROST. Referee
The foregoing sale Is hereby adjournsd 20 TUESDAY
Tyscen 18th, 1902 at the same time and pace
Dated New yori5. December 2nd 1902 ..--- -,
CoJTDERT BROTHERS. PIaintirs' Atterneys once ard
Postofcs address. 30 II Broadway. Manhattan NeV
York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
Referee g Monte.


pECEIVER'S SALE.-Notice is hereby given
A' that by virtue of orders made by the court Of
.-,ancsrv AZ New the NTH day OF November
ieoa in a cause therein depending wherein Lewts A.
PUev and coinplanants and the Penn Cord
Thomas e Shields. receiver
in said cause for sale by public vendue 20
bidder Monday. the fifth day OF January
1905 at twelve O'Clock noon the premises Of the
penn Cordage Company. Beverly, in the Town
shp OF Beverly County OF Burlington and State OF New
Jer.ey all the property belonging to the Pefn
Cordaee Company; including the following The seute9er
spreader drawing frames eight nnIshers fortytwo
iennys. nine single and double twisters marin
machines baners, strapPinE reel
bars rope machines Boone layers former 1ocaed
in building No u; lathes two drills. shaper,
one srndstone oil pump and emery grinder Qocat.
21 picker. one porgy spinner eish.
forming and laying Jacks reeling maehine sapping rec.
reel. belt driver. one reversing
reel porEy Ca secondhand machine on storage
in building No. 81. betting below inches In width
one bobbi reel flyers ordinary plat
form scale wheels; and all other personal properN
Penn Cordage Company whsther hereinaoove
The sale will be subject to eonrrra
ton Cnancery OF Nsw-Jersey Other con-
ditions Will be made the day Of sale oy
THOMAS z. SHIELDS, Receiver
4s Broadway. New York. N; T.
COULT. HOWELL TEN EYCk. Solicitors. PrudsniiA
Building Newark, y. j
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
forerlosute Saies.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

New York Security and Trust Company. substItutsd
trustee and by the will Of Daytt
Olyphant Vail deceased and Anna Murray Vail ptaiIt
against Rosae Schoenberg and others defendants IN p
of judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly mas
and entered the above entitled action bearing care
first OF April 1902 l. the Undersigned the teeree IN
said Judgment named. will sell at public auction a. tas
New York Real Estate Sslesroou at No III BTo4nNaS.
Borough Manhattan IN the County and City OF
New York on "a OF December. 1902. at tSelSe
Vincent a Ryan. Auetioneei;
premises said Judgment TO De sold ara
described follows All that certain lot piscs
parcel OF land, situate lying and being N tne Sl
County and state Of New York and now loH q! tIS
hundred and sixty-tour t-sD Nesr
rhirty-fourth Street bounded descroed as ro
Beginning at point on the soutnery nns o
i've feet esstery the soUhesstevly corner OF shh
Thrty-fourth Street; running thence south
ardIy and parallel Eighth Avenue nney-esnt ,sT
and nine inches; running eastwardy ana pdr~t
Street nineteen feet and SIX nche
thence northwardly and again parallel Win Egnn
nine inches to the soutner me
Thfrty-fourth and thence vestwarly along tn
5esfnning and dimensions mora
or Said premises will be sold subject 10 tns cn
ugent rights claims II there BE- not narred c yrs
in OF person porn or unootn
nor uartIes TO claiming heirs OF Jossp
dsvisses under MS VIII reco-o
in the Office OF New YORK County n loeT
siS of Wills under such heirs or dsvsee
paosd New iO'N' W. ELTFITT B. FROST. Referee
coT-OERT BROTHERS, PIafntirs' ATTORNEYS. Once ard
Pcs+ofHre Address, No. II Broadway. Manhattan NeT
Tbs foiIoyinx diagram % the property 10 % soid
~ S4th Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
LILLE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

YoRK-To all parsons interested in the Estate of Of
ss beneht Of Creditors send Greeting You and each
oae 2, York supreme Court Special Term thereof
~ ,ba County Court House Part l. New-York city IN
u orr the 10th day OF January, 1908. at 1o30
ecSo IN the forenoon Of that day 10 show cause why
e Graz as Assignee Of the said John 3. ouaintancs
ba II be shawn 10 attend q
atfI.nent Of such Witness: Hon Charles n
Van Brunt Presiding Judge OF said Cour and the seal
"a 80 - conrr the Sd day of November. 1902
OF sasd -o THOMAS I. HAMILTON. Clerk.
ryN - BF-ECHER Atty. for Assignee. 2S1 Broadway,
Naw- City.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

The s,ooxn,ate amount lien charge satisfy
btrs ne above described property IS TO be sold Is -Four
teen Thousand s14OO Dollars with interest thereon
Son, nriI Ist 1907 together with the OF
xsI THE approxirnate amount OF taxes assessments
allowed 20 the purchaser
ire nnrchsss money be paid by the Rsfsrse Is
Tyro thousand Nine Hundred and Ten and S9-1o0
go 80 59) Dollars 49,. .oo-
Dd'eu +'e ELIHC 3. FROST. Referees.
-. t,-azoj,~ sale is hereby adjourned Tuesday,
r,a-enhav 1892 the same time and place
TSa1s4 New York December End. 1902.
Id'0- 49, ELIHC 3. FROST. Referee
RROTIIERS. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys. Of1ce ar4
r1S,cf-re Address IL Broadway. Manhattan New
York City
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

11Tth-st, No. to 10 East. for a four and i've
story brick hall and lodge rooms, I0ZIoo-l :
J F7tegman owner: r. Graham architect
AIlen-st Nos 1877 and 100. for SIX story brick
tenement house. with stores. soxI5.2 and Ii1o:
J Wittner owner L c Maurer architect
4Tth-st, Nos 15T and 159 West. for nine story
brick hotel. 40xe2.S; A Ptckers. owner.
HausSr. architect
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
HOTEL IN FoRTY.sEvENTH.sT.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan. for a nine story brick hotel
to be erected at Nos. Isl and 159 West Forty-sev-
enth-st being 40 feet front by a23 feet Deep ]. A
Picken IS the owner, and Hauser is the architect
This makes the third time this year that plans have
been filed for hotels in this street The cost OF the
above hotel is placed at s1so,GN-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
~ DEWITT. L0CHMAN & Dewitt.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Post Nassau Street, Borough


yor. Piaintir against Mary ". Williams. Martha s
Tilman Lucy A. Helm. Jane A Ewing: Joseph =.
Washington, George A Washingtcn Matilda Betnuhe
wasPfnrfon the plaintiff being OF the of
defendan and intending designate by the name
Martha washington the female child aged about ve
ears now residing with Frank Howard and Hayt Louise
xgnis, t0 howard az Number Hot
SrinCs Arkansas and the Real Estate Trust company
az PSiladelphia and Barbara GLIB Washington as s-
ecutors Of the will and testament OF william L.
Wasbineton deceased Defendants summons Ihe pam
~ desires the trial had in the County or New
yo-k To the above-named defendants You are heTeoy
summoned Is the complaint in This action ana 70
itbir tEenty days after of this summons
excinsive OF the of service and IN case OF your
Saiiire IN apnear Judgment VIII be taken
against default for the relief demanded IN te
complaint a., ,ooa
7-T5y- RT " SHELDON. Plaintiff Attorney, once ana
III Post-ofice address, No. 10 Wall Street Mammalian.
civ OF New York. New YORK -. ,,-,,,
To the al1uve-na1ned defendants; Mary w Williams
eartba TilInap, Lucy A Helm, Jane A Ewing,
To.anb z Washington George a. Washington. Matilda
Petbune Tompkns. Janet Torhpkns, Bessie Iol1phnh
Marina washington he plaintiff being ignorant OF the
ams f said defendant and intending 70 designate by
,na name martha Washington the female child aged
about I'VE wears residing with Frank HoWara ana
ane Hot snrings Arkansas and the Real Estate
rst Company Philadelphia and Barbara Gibb wash
inston as of the last will and testament OF
Wiiisrn I. Washington, deceased
tas foregoing summons served by publica-
nrsan TO an OF the Hon. James Fitzgerald
80 rhs Justices Supreme Court OF the State OF
h the Complaint office Of the Clerk OF the County
y, Nsy ork County Court House: in the Borough
ot t ganbattan city New York. New York.
Dated December Ind lso2 ...
E-pM orsre address IS Wall Borough of
NnnbaItan city Of New York. New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Connonwealth-ave. 9 $. f4o 1t OF West Farms
Road, two story frame dwelling house: Fix
As; Jacob ScbapDert. owner: 3 Eblng. architect
IS1th-st. s. - It OF Belmontave, three
one story frame stores. 27x75. and the
others 261sxT5: James Stanley. owner: T f
AlOrecht archttect
140th-st, =. 10s.s IT OF Wainut-aye. one
story brick gas ecrubber's house; ioX34:
Central Union Gas Company, owner; William
II. Beal, architect