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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11
MAY FINE THE JOINTIsTs.
The NeE Council Discusses Plans for Con-
Quoting the Cffyss ARairs AZ Their
First Regular Meeting

The new board Of aldermen held their
first regular meeting at the EaterwOrks
building Tuesday night All Of the six
members we're present and Mayor Ellen
berger The usual bills were audited
and allOEed. and Councilman SEarts
vas chosen chairman Of the board. May
or ElIenberger then appointed the fol
loving committees Finance, Swarts,
Book and Derby; streets and alleys, Bart
lett, Jewell and Powers; ordinances.
Jewell Book and Bartlett; buildings,
Swarts, Book and Jewell.
The city attorney was instructed to
draw up an ordinance against the use Of
prOfane and obscene language over the
telephone system. Councilman Powers
called the attention Of the board TO the
existance Of an old we'll in the c K & y.
addition that vas IN a dangerous cOndi-
ton The matter was referred 10 the
committee OF streets and alleys with the
suggestion that the well be filed up
The subject Of the much needed repairs
TO the water tank was brought up and
TIE EALN E4ELh O. DL-ELE4 ~ EOLAc1 Ei1---
with an eastern firm II regard TO putting
up a steel framework and report the
result Of the negotiations at the next
meeting. The founda ton and bottom Of
the tank IS rOtting out As the average
life Of q wooden tank Is about ID years,
and this one has been IN use nearly that
long, the council may consider the pro
position OF erecting stand pipe
The question Of tining the joints each
month under the nuisance law was talked
over, but final action was deferred until
the meeting next month The council
as a body seemed unanimous for so
doing. Similar action may be taken IN
regard to hOus-s Of questionable charac-
ter. The amount Of the fines. it is
thought. viii be fixed at about 80 and
costs each mouth.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11
RECEIVED A BROKEN LEG.
A Young UnbroEze Horse Reared and Fell
on Rev r. C. smith Saturday North
west OF GoodInnd

Rev. r C Smith, Of Edison. suffered q
compound fracture Of the left leg below
the knee late Saturday afternoon from
the fall Of a horse Rev. Smith vas at
the place Of Henry Kaiser. northwest Of
GOOdland, and expected 70 preach at q
school house nearby Sunday Mr.. Kaiser
mad been Eintering some horses owned
BY Rev. Smith, who was contemplating
taking them 70 his ranch near Edison on
his return Mr.. Kaiser and Rev. Smith
had put a halter on an unbroken colt
and were trying 70 get the animal into
the barn when the colt reared up and
fell backward upon Rev. Smith, break
ing bis leg and also bruising his should
er- The injured man vas brought 70
GOOdland and Dr.. Smith set the frsc-
lures.
Rev. Smith Is being cared for at the
home Of Mayor Ellenberger until his leg
heals sufficiently 20 be removed 70 MS
home, and Mrs. Smith Is there attending
her husband.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11

The board Of county commissioners
met Monday and proceeded with the
the usual routine business Of auditing
and allowing bills, and adjourned over
10 Tuesday. April -, &c audit the court
expenses and attend to such other bust
ness as may come before the board It
Is probable that action VIII be taken On
painting the court house at the adjourn
ed meeting. Whether the commission
srs viii advertise for bids or VII leave to
responsible parties 70 supervise the work
and use only frstclsss material is not de-
terminsd, bat it would seem that the
latter plan would Be q better one than
that Of letting to the lowest bidder.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11

The Wonan's CHRISTIAN Temperance
Union held a county institute Monday
and Tuesday al the Congregational
church. Mrs L B. Smith. Of Ottawa,
state corresponding secretary Of the ".
c. 7. L, conducted the institute.
One Of the interesting features was
the silver medal contest held Monday
evening. A class OF SIX girls contested
for the medal All acquitted themselves
creditably. The judges decided that the
medal belonged TO Miss Clara Thorson
the youngest member Of the class While
the judges were out Mrs Frank Dawson,
who had trained the class, gave a recita-
ton which highly delighted the audi
ence, and she was twice recalled.
The music Of the evening vas fine. A
delightful surprise 70 the ladies IN charge
Of the meeting, as well as the audience.
vas the violin accompaniment to Mrs.
Bennie's beautiful solo BY Mr.. Ander-
son.
Tuesday forenoon was occupied mainly
BY the organizing OF the county union
-l-A1s 44H9 NAl y ~ Laa4 A1AA Tic
Office Of president Of the county ". G.
L Z BY appointment, was elected TO the
Office, Miss Lilly Marks, Of KanOrsdO
was elected corresponding secretary aud
Mrs Ida B. Smith, Of Edison. treasurer
Of the county union
The afternoon session was az interest
ing one. Miss Marks read a paper OF
Loyal Temperance Legion Work, Mrs
Shaw, representing the Round Table
club, read a paper on The New Century
Woman" which was followed by discus
sion. Mrs Smith conducted a very
helpful parliamentary drill Tuesday
evening Mrs Smith gave an earnest
thoughtful address On The Saloon vs.
the Home"
There are three uniO1s IN the county
at present, ali enthusiasts for temper.
anee reform Others VII probably be
organized soOn- The union hopes and
expects to do a much needed work By
education and cultivation Of public sen
/ timent on the liquor question
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11
RAILROAD SPIKES

7 Fireman Roy Rice was q visitor IN
Denver last week
Robert ZerEekh was at Colby Satur
I day night tO-attend q dance
Brakeman S. r Goode spent q few
7 days In St Joseph this week
Conductor Ed Young. Who has been
on passenger, is back on his freight
run-
Brakeman Jack Dayton vent 70
work Sunday after layOf dating from
February y
Conductor ]. 8 Fuller, OF passenger
service. is at work again after an eX-
tended layOh.
Brakeman J. ". Dodds left Monday
for Washington, Ia, called there By
illness Of q relative
A B. Garfield. Of Colby. station
agent for the Rock Island at that
place, was IN town Wednesday
Ross Sanborn, night clerk az the De
pot hotel, left this week for Denver
where he viii enlist as q private and 60
TO the Philippines
George J. Bishop. superintendent Of
bridges and buildings. and y. Z Bog
art, roadmaster OF Roswell. we're in
GOOdland Wednesday.
ready arrived The 81, SIS. SO and
ST are already here The engines sent
away are $50, 495, 495 and 81
Division Superintendent F. c. Smith
returned Saturday morning from Chi
cagO where be had been 20 attend
meeting OF the superintendents-
Dr.N. D. Middleton. chief surgeon Of
the Rock Island, and dean OF the med
zeal department Of the State Univer-
sity OF Iowa, died at Davenport. Ia.
Saturday OF blood poisoning
Beginning Sunday the Rock Island
management viii inaugurate a new ser
vice between Chicago and the Pacific
coast via Il Paso, which will be u
hours and 40 minutes faster than the
service on any other route to Los
Angeles.
Ransom Stephens. station agent at
PhillipsbUrE, was IN town Wednes-
day and assisted in conferrinE the
third degree Of Masonry OF 7. NJ Bald
win at q meeting OF the lodge After
the ceremonies q supper was served at
the Commercial hotel.
The press dispatches say that Charles
A GoOdnOW viii take the place Of A.
]. Hit, as general manager OF the
Rock Island railroad. GOodnoW is now
the general superintendent OF the
Chicago & Milwaukee road The change
viii take place April Ia
Clarence Neville, who has been en-
pfOyed As night operator at the depot.
will leave about the 10th Of this month
he does not know as yet to which
point he will be transferred. During
his stay in Burlington be has Won
many friends who will miss him from
their midst.-BurlingtOu Record
The Rock Island shops has enstalIed
an air brake testing machine for clean
ing. repairing and grinding the triple
valve air brake cylinders This is q
new thing here In the car repairing
line and IL will do the work for the
western division Of the road from Phil
ipsburg TO Pueblo The machine viii
be set up IN a dismsntled box car 70
be away from the noise OF the shops
and will be run By compressed air.
The machine will repair 125 cylinders
month and an extra mechanic will be
emplOved
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11
CarH Of Thaul--.

We desire 20 express our thanks fer
the sympathy, kindness and assistance
rendered rs during the Sickness. death
and burial Of our little daughter. Helen;
and especially to Rev. Stevens for his
services at the funeral.
Nh k1D Ms J MEsTIK-
Feeling deeply gratifsd 20 the many
friends who 50 kindly assisted and ex-
pressed their sympathy IN 30 many ways
in our late bereavement We wish 20 ex-
tend to them al our heartfelt thanks
Nh. AID Ms c r TEETE1s-
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Mentioned for the Legislature.

The following from a KioEa CKan.)
paper says Of DR.. Rue Thomas, formerly
Of G0Odland:
DR. Thomas accompanied Milt Hull 70
Medicine Lodge on day last week. and
the latter introduced our distinguished
young fellow citizen as the next repre-
sentative Of Barber county" The dec
tor mOdestly protested, but Milt was IN
such dead earnest the political managers
Of all parties and factions at the seat Of
political incubation held secret session
that night, and are reported 70 be IN q
deep brown study ever since. Aside
from all jokes, Dr.. Thomas Is a well ed
ucated, bright young gentleman be
served with distinction 10 the Philip
pines and had some experience with the
lawmakers Of Kansas during one OF more
sessions Of the legislature. If the re-
publicans can't agree and harmonic on
one Of their many men wiling 10 serve
their party and country il the next leg
( stature, the democrats and pOpulists
may place DR.. r A. Thomas. OF KioTa
on an independent ticket and have him
/ apply the forceps 10 the voters Of Barber
county IN order to draw ont enough
votes TO elect him.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11

A good many people have been TOO
poor 70 nary and how any enc can b
too Eich 70 marry msy seem Al impossf-
bility, bat how such eordi60ns are posi-
be can Be seen IN the picturs comedy
TOO Rieh To Marry." at the opera hons
to-noEroE night-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11

No. 438 @ A. b. are requested to Be II
attendance az he next regular meeting.
Saturday. April 70. as arrangements are
to be made for memorial services and
Decoration day Observance.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11

AP. Tone Wilson, Jr, lawyer, Colby,
Kan.
Clement L Wilson, lawyer. Colby
Kan
ChaIkIey A wilson, lz=ysr. Good
land, kan
Asher B. Wilson, lawyer, GOOdIand,
Kan
Everything il mems odd pants-best
tailor made-at Millisack's
William r. Male lands for sale or
leese.-IbOs- P Leonard, Agent.
Nebraska Loan & Trust Co lands for
sale OF Iease.-Thss- P Leonard. Agent.
For Southeast quarter section
10. township g range 38.-Mrs. E J
Denney-
Improved farm near GoodIand 70
rent.-WilsOn Bros Lawyers and Real
Estate Dealers
See those Washington Mills clay
WOrsted suits for SO at MfIlisaekis
They are worth SO
have for sale OF lease the McEin-
ley 4 tanning and the Equitable Land
Co lands--ThOs- P Leonard
Deeds, leases and contracts drawn
neatly aud correctly &C Wilson's Ian
and land Office, GOOdlaud, Kan
Our new lines OF dress goods and
silks, inst nov coming IN are beauti-
ful-ths latest styles We have num-
erous patterns OF them Call and Sc
them at MiIIisask's-
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AdTerdsed Letter.

Following Is list Of letters remain
ing uneaIIed for IN the GoOdlaud post
Office
Ma Bsu Bradford. ReF-T- y. Hzzsu-
Heuri-h h Erause- 4 A. LcCOT.
Ia Pew. Mrs- Ola -tzphsns-
C. c. Eoung-
When calling for sane parties should
say advertised
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11

Es---9 ADE A-'ol-A-@ AA-- l--AAooA Aoe0-s--
The board Of education Of district No
1. city Of GOOdland. vii receive bids
until their next regular meeting. Nay >,
for the r. roofing OF the school building.
Plans and specifcatious are On 6ls at fhs
once Of A. D Rummsl, clerk Of the
board, IN the court house The board
reserves the right 70 reject any and al
bids. By order Of the beard
AD- RUszIE1- Clerk
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-11

Dunbar the photographs, viii Be
here April IS and 70 Two dozen pic
turss for the price Of one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-11
AUCTION SALES toby.

:. 30 Il OF 3d-ave So5 Xlo2 2x29 l05. 1l02 2
story a h. foreclosure sale. John Miller agt 7 Nc
Mahon ct al G II Knox ATTY! Buekley ref; due on
BY Vincent 4 Ryan 1853 Sd ave, OF P3d-
x9O: sty stores foreclosure sale;
= Curtis al trustees. L J Schnugs It all Hays
Hershhed attys: Meyer Greenberg ref. due judst
SIS. l72 so: costs. 1913 30. taxes. etc 1888 6o.
BY Philip a. Smyth: $50 1th-ave 5is Il OF
6Gth-st 9x70; story bk stores. foreclosure
sale. United States Trust Company simon Feist ct
al " sheldon. atty; Quinton Corwine. ref; due On
judgt ~; costs, 10. taxes. Slud3 10
BY Herbert A Sherman; 61th-st. l25 u Of West
End-ayr 25NlOO5; foreclosure Of plaintiffs en
American Mortgage Company agt Sophia Gutman; Bow
& Sands. attys. = kitche ref due judgt. costs
etc 50. I6, taxes, $50 IA
BY John VI. Thompson: 4I4 East l50th-st 5. 125 It
Of Morrls-ave. 25XlOO . story bk h foreclosure
sale; New-York Building Loan Banking Company agt
Raphael Ayalone al; Hamilton * Beckett attys;
Andrews ref; due on judg 50 $40 90 costs $2s$ AZ
I49th-st 8 1909 # Of Morris-ave. 5oxs0. two .
story blk II; foreclosure sale; parties: due
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Vincent A Ryan: 126 " 127th-st $. 300 It Of
Lenox-ave, 50x99 IL br apartment h; foreclosure
sale Geo Stark Geo w Martin ct al; Otis Pressin-
ger attys Abrams. ref. judgt So 90;
240 W 137th-st 430 II Tth-aye. 1Sx99ll:
basement dwg IA Joseph Prick SIG $50:
field J. plot Of eight lots at Neherwood, lots
the n La Grande and Leland aves. lots ad-
Joining the latter and Radcliffe
Place executors sale estate Of Wm Pcken. deceased
20 Joseph Prick for 500.
ll5x44 50 3d-ave xll5Xs9: three and
stores: foreclosure sale; Life & Trust co agt
IEos II Bell et al: Emrnet a. Robinson. attys Jas NJ
Tuly ref due judgt sol s 30 1923 80. taxes.
By Herbert \ Sherman 4lS-422 Co,umbus-ave. W
SOth-st, 5l2X1O0: 10 apartment h. stores;
foreclosure sale the Baron De Hrsch Fund
X White Ct al: lsaacs atty; Henry Botty ref due
Charles Fischel for 500 100.
BY Philip a Smyth 162d-st, 300 II Of Broad
way 3O0X99. IL; sly frame dwg n and sty frame
oldgs and vacant lot; foreclosure sale; Nut Life Ins
agt Jacob Butler 81 al Chas Miller atty. Nc
Bride. ref due on udgt 514a 40 taxes. $1O7
BY samuel Goldsticker: 1850 ad-aye 9 g. A # II Of
72dst 32 br ten h, with stores foreclosure
sale; Jas a Renwck Margaret K Douglas ct al:
PhiIbin Beekman & Menken. attys Michael II Cardozo.
ref due judgt $23 1871 II costs SIs3 A.; taxes etc
OF l67thst lOOxl25; sty frame dwg; sale:
Jules Mayer Chas w Kay al: Phiibin Beekrnan
& Menken, atys Thos T Donnelly. ref: due on judgt
$500 o. S3lS g. taxes etc 81 1893 20; to the
plaintiff for $4,000; 15sth-st. n s. 961K II w OF Boue-
ward Lafayette, 1Sx72 9X19 Il x65 3 sty dwg h; fore
closure SALE jules Mayer Schnugg al;
Phtbin Beehman Menken. attys; Thos + Donnely
due on 1udg $40 4i AZ costs S3G7 &c, $445
to the plaintiff for $11.5OO.
BY John Mapes: Cornell-ave n s. 275 # " OF Mapes-
ave 50xl0o foreclosure sale; Florence Van Fleet agt
fer. ref due iudgt $739 2o costs $l09 20, taxes
etc, SlOf % adjourned TO July IL
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REAL ESTATE.
A FLATIRON BUILDING FOR WALL
STREET SECTION

The Century Realty Company and William F.
Havemeyer have jointly purchased from T. n.
Dickerson and Murphy & Mccormick the proper
ties No. g to 80 Beaver-st and No. 12s to III
Pearl-st. The combined parcels have frontage IN
Pearl-st. of 1911 feet and frontage in Beaver-st'
of 1922 feet. The length of the south line is SSH
feet and of the north line 206 feet, the property
being triangle latiron in shape. H. H. Elliot
was the broker in the sale for Murphy & McCor-
mick, and E. H. Ludlow & Co. and H H. Elliot
represented E. y. DckersOn. The plot comprises
about 1900 square feet and purchased for a
between 100000 and 100000. The leases on the
property expire May l next, and then or soon
after the purchasers will begin the erection of an
eighteen twenty story building. The design or
building will be similar the Cumberland, bet
ter known as the Fatron. Building, at Twenty
thrd-st and Broadway. This is the second project
for a fatiron shaped building reported in the pres
ent week, the other affecting the triangle bounded
by Forty-second-st, Seventh-ave. and Broadway.
Before the Coffee Exchange moved to its present
quarters in Hanover Square. it occupied for some
years the buildings No. 129 to 1876 Pearl-st. and No
s. to IS Beaver-st.
NJ L. & c. Ernst have resold through E. Osborne.
Smith & Co No 500 West SXty-nnth-st, a five
story twenty family tenement house, on lot
25xiO0.5 feet, to Leonard Well
William H Browning is reported to have sold No.
50 West Forty-slXth-st., four story brownstone
dwelling house. on a lot 15x1O0.5 feet
Edward Polak has sold No. 800 East One-hundred-
and-eg hty fourth-st, three story brick and frame
house a plot 34.6x94 feet.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. negotiated the twenty-one
year lease of No % to 26 West Thirtyfourth-st to
Meyer Jonasson & Co, who will erect six story
building. The aggregate rental is 100000. Birdsal
& Co. have also arranged to lease the present build
ing of Jonasson & Co. at Broadway and Twelfth
ST. 70 new tenants Birdsau * Co also negotiated
the recent sale of sixty-four lots at Oak Point to
the Rock Plaster Company.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF w-Yoik.-Ney-Yorx Life Insurance Company.
Plaintiff against Adea NJ. Taylor and Wooster b Iay-
Tor fer husband Elizabeth Pegs Arthur Hurst Louis
lfUisl Watson D. Woodward, Defendants--Acton No .
To the above named defendants and each Of them You
answer the complaint IN this
actor and 70 serve copy Of answer the plain
ts attorney days after the service OF this
day Of service; and IN case OF
your failure to appear. Judgment VIII oe taken
YOU b default the relief demanded IN the COM
plant. 80
Dated NeU-YorI. May 18th. 1902 - ~,
rosfcice address No. Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian, City Of NeT-York -, -,
70 NJ. Taylor and Wooster B. Taylor. heT nus
you by publication, pursuant 70 an order OF hon
T. Trufy Justice Supreme Court OF tae State OF
Newer Gated the 18th day June. 1902 and filed with
complaint in Office OF The Clerk Of the County OF
Court House. IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York
Dated. New-York, June 18th. 1917 -, m. -,
EDWARD L. MCCALL Attorney Tor P!alntlfI once ana
postofnce No. 336 Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian, City Of New-York.
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NEw-YoRK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

OF New-YorI. -Ncw-York Life Insurance Company
lc- her husband Elizabeth + Pegg Arthur Hurst Louis
IAnial Watson d Woodward. Discrimination No d
To the above named defendants and each Of them You
hereby summoned answer the complaint IN ths
scon snd 70 serve copy OF answer the plain
attorney within twenty after the service OF ts
q service. and in case or
your failure 10 appear judgment viii be taken
sean Won y default for relief demanded in the COM
PLANT.
Dated NeVr-York, May 18TH. 1902.
EDWARD 2 MCCALL. Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE and
poslofice address $40 Broadway Borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New-York
To Adela 81 Taylor and Wooster 3. Taylor. her hus-
hand deendsnts foregoing Is served upon
publication. 20 order OF Hon Charles
keYor dated the 18th OF June 1902 and hed with
the complaint in Office Of the Clerk OF the County or
s@-ioTk County Court House. IN the Borough OF
asnhattsa City Of New-York.
Dated New-YoTk, June 25th' 1907
EDWARD E MCCALL Attorney FOR Plaintn. once ana
10. 3iG Broadway Borough Of Man
haitian. City Of New-YcTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Ittner Place north side 20 feet west of Park
ave, two story brick factory 75xl00 feet. Jacob
Leitner, No. 67S Unon-ave; Franz Wolfgang. No.
7S7 East One-hundred and eighty arch-
tect: SIS 600.
Franklin-st north side. $50 feet east OF Main-st.
City Island, two story frame dwelling. HX3i feet;
Frank Horton, Horton-ave.. owner; j.. a. Miner.
No. l2i East Observation-Disclosures -second-st..
architect 81 600.
Desbrow Place east side 162 feet north OF De
Mt-ave., one story frame storage house and wood
shed 1SXi5 feet; Anna Pcsaprcta. Mount Vernon.
owner; ]. W. Lawrence. Wakefield, architect; $loO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-11
PLANS FOR HOTEL FILED.

Plans were filed on Wednesday at the Bureau Of
Buildings Manhattan, for nine story brick hotel
to be built the southwest corner OF Broadway
and Onehundre third-st., being 100lxll0 feet
J. A Pinchbech of No. GA Coumbus-ave, is the
owner and II. A. Jacobs. of No. 1133 Broadway.
the architect The cost is placed at $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

112th-s 100 It of Sth-ave. 1OOxlOO II; Ma
thlde S Sterne ct al. exrs, Herman Cohen;
r. $. SIC 80: rs-roeorded s35 400
66th-st. s. 225 IT of Amsterdam-ave 50x
zoos; Annie Roosevelt Louis NJ Bailey;
mortgage SouOOO
Prince-st Nos l63 and los. e Thompson-st
43 TX94. l0x44 lX94. 10: WILDER Mcbride
Pncus Lowenfed ana another. So 200
Elton-ave, cor l5Sth-st. 25Xl00: Harriet VOL
mortgage SIS 900 ,,.:........... 10000
Whte-st No e.. n 6. 23x1lO 3x23xlO9. IL: Mary II
Citing. widow, to Daniel Brdsall; mortgage
$4,000 100
45th-st, No Sc West 20xl00.5; George w Stetson
Frank ] Farrell: mortgage, $50 coo. ..........
Broadway. No 652. 5. 29x130; Allen d NJ Defan-
SIZE 900 17e 900
to carrie saherz; ali $4,000
John Lewiston ,....,..!...+:.... 900
Same property: John Lewisohn Jose Ferrer. 10000
94th-st, n 375 II OF West Fnd-ave 75xlO0S:
Louis Bell. executor. TO William Rankin, $4,000
East S6th-st, .Sxl47.lIx
TO Allen DefandoTf and another. -. l1OOo
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Noiitf Of 6nntrnons.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

n
Of Nez-York--Aew-yOrk Life Insurance ComPany.
Plaintiff against Adella NJ. Taylor and Wooster B. Tay
In- her husband: Elizabeth r Pegg Arthur Hurst Louis
Linia Watson D Woodward, Defendants. action No /
To named defendants and each Of them You
hereby summoned answer the complaint in this
action and 20 copy OF answer on the plain
attorney days after the service OF this
summons exclusive service and IN OF
your failure appear. judgment will be taken
against you by default the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated Nev-Yorl, May 10Th 1902
FDWARD z MCCALL. Attorney Plaintiff. cfice and
rostohice address SAC Broadway, Borough of Man
haitian, City Of Neyy-GOrk.
To Adelia n Taylor wooster B. Taylor, her hus-
foregoing is served upon
NV publication order Of Hon. Charles
d Truax Justice Of Supreme Court Of the State OF
Ne-vYo- dated the 18th day Of 1902, fled with
the complaint in the Of Clerk Of the County OF
County Court House, IN the Borough OF
Manhattan City Of NeW-YOrk
Dated. SeW-Yors. June 29th, 1882
EDWARD Z. MCCALL. Attorney for Plaintiff. cfhce ana
posrofice address No. broadway Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New-YcTE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-11
MoRN1NGs1DE BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

Ashforth & Co. have sold an entire block front
Of apartment houses. bounded by Morningside- ave,
One-hundred and-nineteenth and Northumberland
twentieth SITS The size OF the plot is POI l0Xlm feet
Franklin Lee, of Buffalo. is the seller, and Herman
Wronkow, the buyer. The purchase price was about
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FRANK ]. FARRELL TAKES TITLE.

Frank J. Farrell took title yesterday to NO. Go
West Forty fifth-st. 2OxlO0.5 feet from George W
Stetson. 1t carries mortgage OF $4,000.