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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19

rs frequently -ro->d. .nd 90 day ssv Q
tnrrheoa> IN q sos thss hsd his narne IN
-rib>1 oa y Th> niiIk-nar and he xroc>y
v-re notIf>d BY q committee % strikers
n. 20 al 20 hin
cspt John Do-sr q Company y. Niurh
q lsc~ NTH -n>-s. t>rl~-1 thz- q COMMITTEES
~ r1in~r- oaIl>d ITO, rim arr Dorif>,i him
'hs- unb~-- - ti-rhsrx~f Tho chitr-r -
nrn-Ur5nn No. 40 r-F~ srup4oy~1 N 10
mill tn~ osh~r employs rould ->fu~- -
YORK To n~r rSoTninx ~ MIL nsrd-
20 - nurnh~- 4 10 v-nr IN ~fri.> Thi-
1n11nr--~ ths- - REFERRED % 80 com
Vsr~er = r,~n. ror-~r snd -hIifr~u-
60 DID = P,yriorT-h -s~-iH--t ths- -
va r0-~-f ard fsnr~t IN ~~zv John
Pr~5~-r-. - mining ~-gin~~r A. -h~ Bi--
c'il~-y. ~ald - ss- z--su-ef ~ a NIB
dI-nx - rrs~ h-rau-~ - voul6 ~
o-Fr vc-E Af-~- ~ - re ant -l~pr
a. - c's 49, ts~sr.-.A - ~ ~ dsr- 70
a. hor- >tog-s-~T~-- T@-s AFRAID %
- \ hi-r yrsI-
E6vsri Tni-~t~ad. a hct~tinx snxin~~r
a. To an cr-S--y. hsd ---l thr~zten~-1
~ rS0'- a vzTSosR- 0ce-to-- Rr15c~ PAX.
Nanrl~-s- pTI--p -71--~- <ssi rhs- ~
nam yzS prII.r~-i IN a lit = unfair work
mn
C--o<x- G-o~Sv-sch - sc-.n-on t>~ttf~i
thai - "a h.ns-hr-i from thsN union u
~ United Me- WIKI t.czr2-- - rrst@
- q s-r-~- ar rhii~ --rl.s pk= on n thn-
CITY II. 0rh~r MFRS SGD 10th ~
suIrs--ir,~-s5~1- and ~ for~rnan % Dr.
chzrx~ ~ -T-n~-- Th- t-sver boys a. he
ns<- you'd ~ xlv- Inn car ard ~ O-lsr
III .oS.sd -. k>-s-t him II any ray-
f~o<z- " B1~-l. th- -prs-t -nln>r.
employed A. a --zl I-<ps---o- AZ h Lscka-
vsrls MIR r~s1 e ctTo11l1xy u TIE ont
49, v~-ps-rsi>d up.o, hsn during th~
s--Is@. H- rorrr1,or- u-r- srrls--s. -
ss51 He XIV ug1-- % tk~n- HI chL-
d7sa ---- zh-o -so--. sr1 b-ar~, By The
OBJ f.y< He CIV -.sr a mob Ard uI-h
ci1t- znG Az r.ovllx -h-ol<h III hr-E>h 20
z-rzc. q crOzd 81! -sr1--1-.sol TT z-s1 -JI--i-
rsn---1 rr~ p.15~~ H r-zd how - after
rz-d 5lr-c-@,i to -rsov@-n~1-s 4 t1@ NO.
urSc- nn-n and ~ - r-.sxaE-f 20 ~
th~-n rh-o1xh ~, -.l--rs-h ii.> = r. -r--ay
uI-lSosg- II I--y 20 ar or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
KILLED HIS sROTHER-gy-LAW.
s~hsum srd klsusev md eusyressed Ovv
me Esdev s~hsuw's Estate.

Charles Elau-er. a German painter. ~
90 West FIfty-third street. last night shot
ard instantly killed his brother -in-lav.
Peter Schsum. schsum had quarreIIed
With Kau-~r since lat November. ~h~n
Philip SHAUN. father ~ Peter and Of Mr.
Eau--r. died. Leaving 1900 life Insurance
ard will providing that his daughter
should have O. 80 ~ that sum and Ms son
the rest The Insurance Wa issued nv a
mutual benefit society on terms which did
not PERM, ~ it, collection for some time
70 come. The policy vac in the hands -
klsuS~r. ard Schaum took TO accusing him
% having already collected IT,
Yesterday they quarreiIed 80 fArcaly
that Mr. Klau~e- took her eight-year-old
-on and went - friends in BROOKLYN till the
storm qIieied. She had not returned at
a late hour ast night.
The bru,her--in-lav went 70 dinner to-
zrther last evening and Kept NJ their bick-
ering during the meal shaun finally
cried out
I'm going 70 do you cold right now unless
you cough up that money quick
klau-er got ID and went out with Schaum
following They were walking along Forty
ninth street between Tenth and Ninth ave
nus, when klau-~r drew a revolver and
fred The shot went Wild and Schaum took
% his heels kan-er ran after him, fir
ing three shots A. he ran. The thre~ bull
l~t- lndxrd IN Schsum'- hack and he fell
20 the ground. dying before an ambulance
arrived
This happened in front Of bakery
WIEN the owner ran out kiaUSer walked
up 20 him and handed him hI- revolver.
laying.
1t was me- that -bot this man
moment LATER Policeman OS'Illivan
arrived and plac--t kl@uss-r Under arrest
He made no attempt 20 get away. The
police Of the We-t Forty--venth street
station. where kAu-er vas taken. said
that young Schaum had a VERY tad record
He had. according 20 them. been sent 10
prison tWlce orce for slr months al q the
O, her time for yeer and half on a charge
% highway robbery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
.xOO for Pilot NIS's Widow

A jury in the Supreme Court yesterday
arDd~d Mrs Barbara NII, Sdpv % Harry
MI. plot. a verdict for si2 so against
the HaInb'H z Amer ran Steamship Com
pany. Mix vas drowned IN the collision
In the harbcr t--,veen the Abre. a steamer
h~Lonzing 10 the Hamburg linz. and the
pilotb1af Jame- Gordon Bennstt on AUG.
II, 1871 The B~nrsett vas sink and three
pibot- and dAckhand we're l0-' ye-dicts
= $500. 5000 and 81 we're obtained
by the Other whiors, bs.t the Jury on the
first trial 81 Hr-- Mis- -Iit disagreed
The point in dispute was whether the col
lision had occurred on the high seas. where
no recovery can b had for Death. 90 within
the harbor bne-. where 70 can.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
Csur, CaIendarS This Day.

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OVER, I . = ! 9 g: n x - = =. p. g, a
ssSr'rs CoarT-Sp~r,I .T-rn-P,- I-uo,,o,
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5.+.. "a. " a 2: ssii 'i 10 -. .ss;
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Par ~. Pan y Cas~ -u1nsb>d C.s>s from
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20 isas s' q ~ 10, s..,. r.ll u
ga "a 70 80. so -, SO * .1y7 -
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cs,e lsins.s.a yo- is.l Ita 80. r -, iss
AZ sl1 al isc lssss. l.sso. 40 $50 ID
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s ass1s saa % a. ; S Oh 81 =, y, y, F.. ca. yII
= s. S Z Z, E. = =: III q: ~
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80 - ~ - y III ~, - sss.s.
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q lap \ v HSs-r Z ss.anp D-sSr,a = stsee go" Al
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isl.a- %. 80 ga na n. Pan mn - ma M
so ms. m. IN 81. -. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
TO Wind UP ASPHALT AFFAIRS
SUIT To FORE(LOSE Trust CO.'S
HORTG AGE BEGIN.
The Petitioner Represents 81 Per Gent.
OF the American Bonds and II Looks
- though the Plan for Reorganiza.
ton viii he Carried Out After sale.

TRENTON, y. j, Dec. Is-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day a suit was
instituted against Henry Tatnall and John
VI. Mack, receivers for the Asphalt Trust &,
Ia foreclosure a mort gage held by the
Land Title and Trust Company Of Phla-
deiphia a. trustee. The plaintiff also asks
that the securities aud holdings Of the de-
funct Trust be sold in the interest o! the gold
certificate holders, urging that unless
timely measures are taken. the holders Of
the certificates will suffer irreparable
injury.
IL j. apparent that the trustee does not
expect that there will he anything left for
the holders Of the preferred and common
stock Of the Asphalt Trust. The court is
asked TO direct that the proceeds Of the
sale be applied TO payments of the gold
certificates and interest. There are out
standing S2s $50, 75i. Fifty-seven Of these
gold certificates. and the accrued interest
l. nearly 10000.
These gold certificates and the semi
annual interest on them is guaranteed
by the Land Title and Trust COMPANY
The certificates were issued by the Asphalt
Company Of America on July Is. 1899 and
To insure their payment there were de-
POSTED with the trust company a great
quantity of stock Of the subsidiary COM
panie- a. collateral security.
Subsequently, when the Asphalt Com
PAW ~ America and the National Asphalt
Company were merged, furth her securities
were deposited with the trust company
These included the following: Fifteen thou
sand shares Of the Consolidated Paving
Company; 3ia2 go Of first mortgage 5
Per cent. twenf y-fve-year gold bonds
~ the ellison Asphaltum Company; 33os 600
collateral gold certificates OF the Asphalt
Company Of America; 81 go $40 in cash, and
tim and demand notes Of the several cor
porations 20 the amount OF s. .OOOOC
The Asphalt Trust agreed to pay TO the
Land Title and Trust Company for the
benefit OF holders Of gold certificates.
s74s. 7es - semi- annually. In the event of
tho failure to make these interest pay
ments the trust company was empow cred
to make them from the collateral securities
deposited TO guarantee he payment Of
the cert itcates On the first interest pay
inent for 1901 the Asphalt Trust default ed
20 the extent Of 3iss 7ss -. and on the three
inst AILMENTS since due il has defaulted al
tog-t her. II also failed to redeem $50 600
gold certificates falling due in January
mSi The funds 10 meet these payments
have been advanced by the Trust On nr any,
The amount needed to meet he ot,ligat ion s
was S2.743. "a. and the Asphalt Trust
under ire agreement with the Trust COM
ranv, i- obligated 10 pay per cent. interest
OF this sum.
IL j. set forth in the bill filed by the trus-
tee that a ma jority Of the holders Of The gold
certificates have requested that the Sc
curi'ie- and property Of the Asphalt Com
pany be sold 70 satisfy their claims.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
OPERATORS Tt(kIE PAIL coal
Csn.ifree 10 >,s-~-atiye Dssrrfnarssa
to Tho Ps~s.

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IT, rz-h-- q zx~-ro~s -.s-1 ar s-.LIr-s
cral ~ 80 PAL 20 49, P.s-oSae = tn- -@a--
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c-,-ua-5e< lave 6-r53--i 70 TT Ard ~
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Az- hs-a spp.s-s--3 70 taxe ekz-x- AID
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a. 10 .x-oa-- car ro-. tox~s.--
Tre cn.--Ez>~ co-ssSs-s 4 z Loo--s-
vc~rr--s5>c- q tie LArtz-.--a Pal
rad y II Sarr>. rsc~p<--s5-z- q tie
Le.ixt yaley. AID p Fl Was u VII
Ea-,s 4 Peters. xe---L -.le= Ax>l-s Il ;s-
Ere TIE eoEzEr>~ vxs appsoS--ed .
,-v DAYS axo ~ pr5vs-> Ee~ci-x Il r-p<--
~c<&ives q -ee cr0zp&.s>s. The g>rera
ea.>s ax>ct< and orh>rs
Al 10 zezbers o< the cDE-s-.>>. vtick
zrroSrr re-r. ar. tto-o1xtiy cner--ssnr
NJ : tie Go--r %. II Goa s1rkT
Pre-Soe1t h IrIsr--xe Il tae Lacxa-
va--.a sz51 v-<~rcar
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pa - Ia ros-s5 rrr e. h..sSs tEs- pryc--
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-rz---5 Yesterday -ess- frsc- -1v % -se
epcpA1r - 1T 20 h~1x -.nr- eral
20 rEss cs-r- So-s " e "a a. re s30cxs
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1<zi--- " s.-o --slT-r cuei ~ -.Ers5ar-
A. 80 B.-ns- on.1 c>por = Ns--r street.
re p-so~ q ga ~ lk- rssl VA -ss--s- 49,
T&-r-zy fr1rz - CO.. 20 rE1--e-r.- ~ -vo
pzil- ,o- czz-S- TIE r-ss-11 xv-- s0r
tie l-c--&e- z -r1c- va 80 r-s-=z-~-1 cr-s
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e~r-- 20 fSrlF-5T- c-r--. az ,or stag
III ssJ< G>---zl o-zl~r. ssB1 T--re---sy
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-->>.rEx 1Dc- - eral -Ea- a. x1y LE.as
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cr==E--- f-1c- - D~-5rc-s-b- CI-ss
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I-,rrDT.-srs r IS. Cncs--rS5c u --~ Ponr
500. s-s5 70 ~ ,alTz-Soc Any $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
Vas YRS. WILSON POISONED,
Arrrst 81 . Woman Whs Was Once Sos
p>cted sf Trims 10 Psissa Her Husband

WnLINASrIc. Conn. Dec. Is.-The little
town Of Ashford. twelve mile from here.
uas excited to-day by the arrest Of Mrs.
Leila Nan-on. Who Is -sl-p>rted NJ having
poisoned Mrs. julia A. Wil-on. an Old and
ven-eo-do resident % thai tovn. Mrs-
Wilson had ben i'll for several months
ard during b>r iilne-- Mr.. Aanson lad
h~>n caring for her. IL l. charged thar
ale Ia h<cone Infatuated with one 81 the
dad uOnsAn'- -on- and wanted 20 get con-
-rol ~ th- prol<rrv.
N-iical Examiner DR. C. VI knigh;
aid 10 night that h had learned that Mr.
Nan>on had purchased an ounce Of arsenic
~ July Ls-f under tho name Of Nr. julia
wilson and n had also secured other syi-
i>nce which would - presented az the in
gJs~-s here to-morrDx
About two years ago there was con-
siderable talk regarding Mrs. Manson
r ~as suspected that -h@ had attempts!
70 poison her husband. who was III with
SYMPTOMS similar TO rno>e ~ Mr.. Wilson
He EFF her after hi- recovery and now
i've in Brldxrport
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
ISELIN LEASES FORMER SCHOOL.
May Remodel II and Move 70 F1fth Avenue
where the Misses Brown Lived.

Adrian I-elin. Jr., has leased for q term
Of years the five-story graystone houses
at III and 7l3 Fifth avenue. between Fifty
fifth and Fifty-sixth streets. formerly oc-
cupied by the Misses Browns school They
occupy a plot so1ioo feet and belong to the
Jone- estate
Mr.. lsclin's present residence il AZ a
Fast Tventy-sixth street. ad joining the
/ Townsend Burden dwelling. which was
sold recently TO the Hotel Brunswick syn
dicate. His lease in Fifth avenue gave rise
TO a report that he has sold his Madison
Square residence To the syndicate and will
convert the Fifth avenue houses into one
large dwelling for his own Use.
Mr.. lSelin say- he has not sold his old
home and hasn't decided what he will do
with the Fifth avenue houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
MRS. DICKERSON No. APPEARS.
Ne. says che Herseif h the Only One. and
the Old Man Il content In JAN

NV BRCSswICG. D-c. ls-The trOubBs>
Of Rob~r- l. Dicser-on are Increasing
and 80 = the numher of his wives.
No. put in an appearance yesterday
SIC came from Princeton and said
: hat she had married Dickerson some
years ago. She called AZ Drckerson' :
Old home in Oak Tree aad net Mrs
Dckerson No. ,. who gave her a warm re-
option Mr.. DSckerson No. ,. who was
Elizabeth Noe. say- she - the only true
wife and has no use FOR the other three
No called upon Dickerson az the jail
Yesterday Her brother. Louis Noe. who
has teen procuring Dickerson. was in the
sheriff J.fc@ A. th- time.
An ~ wants = your money declared
LOUIS 20 NJ sister He don't love you
and ! know what | am talking about
am neither crazy nor drunk rhen say it,
car -lz- Up peop8@
Dics@r-on = vel content 20 remain BE-
hind -he bars while . four wives are all
IN this vicinity He = - years old and not
much Of Splinter. He denies al Of them
eIc~ps No. ?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
LEYH'S son CIT orr WITH $1,000.
Estrsnxed SON VIM Not Contest Testament
Of the Old Trussmaker

The will Of the late George +. Leyh. the
elderly trlissmaker who died under suspi-
cious circumstances in his store. 70 Broad
way, Brook n, two weeks ago. was admitted
to probate by Surrogate Church in Brook
lyn yesterday. The petition for the pro-
bate was signed by three of the testator's
children.
The will was found in a strong box in
the vault Of the First National Bank It
was executed in June, 1900, and bequeaths
81 go TO the testator's son, Edward Leyh
The testator gives 81 600 to each of his
daughters, lisa bella Leyh and Lima Mcleod.
The reSidusry estate is TO be divided equally
among the testator's children. DR.. GeorRe
Leyh. Mrs Lizzie Miller. Mrs Lottie Tri;r
Ter, Mrs. Lima Mcleod and Isabella L.yh
No schedule Of the property has been
filed.
1t " said that Edward Leyh, who 10 cut
on with only 81 600 will not contest the
will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
NOBEED 4 (OtL IRAN.
Pssr P~~pl~ - Ans>efs- Con-. strsi Fs>t
Whne Eagt~~s Are TakiAg water.

AN~oSI.- Com. De- twill q trzIn
= t-~n-y czr- s.,S-3 r-h -o.l a. --zryt-
ilx %. . -Sd-x Z. -t- f---,--r, t--rSr n
thi- cssy t.s- no-rzrx a rad va 1-At- By
hs-r~~1 80 s-c 20 m rc--n AID ctill-
dr-- and sbszs- -. rocs a cral w--- car
md away A. ..-c A. It- -ral. cr-s would
tive tie no = - ca. = VOID p.oS-
ITO sno-o-< O1~ n1.n .hov-IS-i e ahoEz-
has -o- t-<ore tsz5o5e-d
t. --x1-- lad t-~l unlocked 20 tas-
rar~- and E-r,---- Crisis ard D--s-
rsr--. --el,x tt- -5-1sS5o>- ssv-s+ th- coal
br T-z-hl-z tax % th~ ran h0os1x o.
ard Ling OF = tf- ely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
col. KLINE NAY LEAVE nth.
star 81 Omc~rs II Diminished and the
Discipline u Poor.

Brooklyn that Col. Ardo!ph l. Kline may
soon resign the command Of the Pour
tenth Regiment. The condition Of the
regiment for year or - has not been
satisfactory. the Percentage Of attendant.
az drills icing lower than in any OF her
milf IA organizaiiOn in the state At
the recent Inspection the regiment showed
up in such rad share that Najor-Gen Ros
Instructed Brig Gen. Meier to make
a thorough Investigation.
Tier. have h~-n frequent designations
~ osic~r- and some ~ tn. officers Utpo ar.
siill connected with the organization sell
dom visit The srmOry.
col. Edward y. Britton. acting Assistant
idJUta NJ -t'~n~rsl 81 the Second Brigade
II = sAIi. ma -Iiccs.-d Col Kline
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
DIED.

BYPSF.-On Thursday. Dec. n. 1877. at M,llbrook.
y. Y. the Rev. Edward N Byrne.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
KING.-on "Wednesday. Dec. II, 1900, Henry d.
King in the 7+ik year Of his age.
Funeral services from the residence OF his sou.
samuel ". King. Hamilton Road Glen Ridge
Nj. Friday. Dec. 10. on the ARRIVAL OF the 2io
=. ". train from Barclay and Christopher
Sts. ln'erment at fairned. Conn. Philadei-
phia papers please copy.
PEASE.-ln Pans Dec. :. DR.. Daniel Pesrson
Pease OF West Twenty fourth street. New
York
Date % funeral services TO be held al the Mad
son Square Presbyterian Church REV Dr.
ParkLufst s. will be announced later.
BiDDLE. -Su tdenly. on "Wednesday Dec IL.
Harriet =. beloved wife OF John Biddle
Funeral services will be held a, her late resi-
dence. ioI Fast I'M st. saturday. Dec.
~ a. p. NJ. Relatives and friends are re
spectfully Invited - attend. lnterment. Green
wood. will be on sunday. dee. u. at II An
DUNN-On Thursday. Dec Is Louise Brsben
bum. tutor In botany 81 Barnard College.
SwAYNE on Thursday. De. II. at his residence
10 West 43d ST. General WAGER spayne, In
the 9Th year OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
NExBsgs oy TIE ONO SocIyTy ov Nvv yoeE-
4 special meeting OF the Ohio Soci-,y OF New
Nork Is called for this Friday evening Dec
0
at the waldorf Astoria to take action In regard
10 ,.e death Of zen wager Swayne an ex-
President OF this sodety. By order Of
COLGNTE HOYT. PresdesA
FRAN IS 81 APPLKGhTH. secretary.
THORN. on Thursday. dec. i. iiD2 a, her resi
d.nce. - Nest I.ia y. augusta 4. Racquet.
Vie OF l.. Mortimer Thorn.
Funeral ,'Oiocs at > ". 10Th ST, on Saturday.
.Gh inst. Al IC1o \. ".
VIZ BEL Rev John ". 70 w-!bsl. a, Ryerhead
l.. l.. suddenly. Of heart disease. on the nixht
~ Ibec. IL, l.l,.
Funeral ~~r,iccs wiu h. held st Grace Church
a, Rsrrhesd on saturday. bee. %. AZ 10
T.. VI
WOLF.-fred G.. AZ his late residence. eoi East
7isi Il. after lingering Illness.
Notice % funeral hereafter.
ZIMMERMAN. Lis Trs!dsnce Past Oranre
81. OF bee ~. 1870 George Dc ti.le son Of
susan b. and the late Charles PrAkier Ammer-
Funeral services from Grace church. oranee 90
Friday. lec. 70 lac. a. 3OPM
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Casino Cat Fleretera stolen.

'Fl0roliOra, formerly II .e. The Casino
caf. iamou- in thai n~izhhorhoJd A. living
on axe -upp.rs and champax1e and b-ing
,avorits with chorus gi-l-. 10, stolen
Yesterday On The opening nIgh- 81
-FIorodora- two YEAR. ago Nike salk4d
a.-rc-- the sage in front % ~ footHxht.
ard therefore. for ever afrerv ard despite
his -~r. va known A. FlorudOra
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Is~ Has Not Consulted Morris

President Morris 81 -hn Republican
County Committee aid la, night that no re-
g,ss~, rad y-, b.en received by him from
Mayor Low thar the organization suggest
a card .dst@ for Police Commissioner.
In it, prs---r.t a--Iflde toward The Low
adm ini-t ration i - probable. some Re-
oIIhhcan- aid as night The committee
mizh- iariinA 70 send a suggestion IL Il
should - invited % do -
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stores Replace . urn Avenue Residence.

Plans have been filed with the Building
Bureau for changing the four STORY and
basement dwelling az 3l3 Fifth avenue
formerly the residence Of Uriel A. Mtndock
into a loft and store Building The build
ing has a frontage Of - feet and a depth Of
20 feet, with an extension. The first door
j. 10 b. transformed into large picture
gallery. The changes are 70 cost So 600
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49, Ovseass ~rAe -.

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t.- tSz-.-r>r. x-s3 n4s3.r. r1lr-. IA. d.
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FER v~~t va. ezEr-s q -1--zaF ~ -c-
me al 80 srrlss-. -ss5- q r7lss 20 &c
t.~s- al p.sc~- tar Nay e -e>,1
flss-s t.es- psse~-s E.s1 ~ zoe-'z15so.
-
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= S1-x 81 ca q srrA~
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s>--~-.ry - Tr,<>< ass>xssy Csuvteses
- 0,SrnaG

GLExs FsLLS- y Y Ds~ - -H<rry l.
zaz-~T. -~~--,x-y q go C@-rrA Trs5.-4
az Lsf.- A--~-.hsF s-1 q .ar-- rr.rr>- bT
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arr r-csT--- 20 s1r IH~ 1Dc-IrxrTu ss-
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A-s>r-- 4 BFo-- vkn "a. E-.s ~ro1-
pi>>--5 1s-T T-ss-. Il ->-IB~ a. q Psi O--.,--
c>-s r. I.s. rr1F- --p--sler1 N. -~Tsrrs-re
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Es~-1c srre-,- ,re-~-rSr1s xss5-,rss.o--3 ezrs
- -I-- I.- az va ce-s---c-s: IT Turf
C--t q : f1f--x tcs1 -r1rr s~rtzstsr hIT
=a3e a -S~--5 sregyzE-sszrx NJ Eva.
NJ Hro~ :. rl@ 1ss,-.l Pss-I Og.sr ci~vx
= 10 srF = -sa-r q .rrr = .s'l. -~rTin,
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0sS>s nsss--s - sh-sa.a1- 49, Svf>.ss
go YeIAs ps~af~-

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- ---r ssr sassE Ilss --a-casy-~> a -hs
Cizr-zEszs- Wv O-i~aa~ &zss T-Ea.s Fsitr
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-zls-. gancnI Ezrn1s1ss --artT al - Tao en-
,s5y-~s q s-s rzs1- -Ax>< <f-r1 frs,1 Dec /
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KILLED BY 4 FAIL Ar EIGHTY.
wealthy Mr. seaman fractured Her Ftp
~ Far RS~kavay Tive Months Ago.

Mr. Caroline LoveLand S~aman died az
The hone q her husband. WiIlet SEAMAN.
~ I'D Wet Fifty-eighth street. on Weine--
DAY morning from the effects Of fract ure
- the hip -he sustained while dressing for
breakfz-, Al Far ROckaway IN September
Sh~ VA - YEAR old and had been an in
valid for year. Mr.. S-aa-nan pas wealthy
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saaA nsas>ys Get - 80.

N1xrsSros. v e.. De- H-Inr hank
Il Nhllhn- az HII,Irs. > e., 80 tynamited
suS rsonesf sarfy ths nnrninx and the
r5bhers ->sur-t Ssss m ca.h The eiri-
DnH ssrn,s.t o rr.-s- p'IrrIng bhoochDnnds
"a the tai. hrr r. va % 10 eject
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Sleigh tiger and leopard rugs. coach
mems outfits, lowest possible prices for
reliable goods.
e. e. SHAiNE. Manufacturer. 4ist
and 42d SIS. near 9Th Az
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b sINI.ss NOTICES.

Mr.. Winsiows Soothing Syrup for ehndrea
teethng. softenS the gums. reduces iAnam natior
allays pain. cures wind cole. diauhoa- 7se bottle
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! MAIDEN LANE,
ID 0ses hon osssdvay

Sable dyed Fox Muiis. $40. SIS. $50:
boas. $40 TO $50. Fox is beautiful, but
not serviceable. c. c. SHAiNE, Manu-.
facturer, 4lst and 42d SITS.
Carnase entrance Ils; - bet. B'way and 9th Ay