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New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Notice To Creditors.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
~ York COuuty.--villa1n II. A-dFicd. James Frank
AIfrcb and Frederick G. Adrich. plaintiffs
Ar7. defendaut--Tral desired IN the County q New
York.-Summlus.- ths above named de-endants You
are hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint N th8
action and 70 serve COPY OF your answer on ne plan
t attarEeys within twenty after the service Of this
summons, exclusive G: tbe day OF
of volr failure appear o Judgment will Be
taken against you by default for TIA reflex dsanded "A
compliant
Dated New YoTlS AprI 1oth. 10Ot
LENOW. MACIlELl-AR & WELLS
Paintlfs ATTORNEYS q
Post Oncs address and Cfce No Cedar Street Bor-
oush ot Manhattan, New York city, New York.
X defendant
foregoing ned IN ths ONCE of
Oft he County ~ 20th July.
. served you BY publication. pursuant 20 order
of Hon James \ Blanchard. a Justice % tie supreme
court o. New York. dated the 18th day %
September I00f and ded September 18Th. IQO4 together
with The complaint in The oa-ce % the Clerk o. ths
County OF New York ana % said Court tho County
Borough cs Manhattan. n he City Of New
York. 10 said
Dated New York. September ffth. 1904
LEuNOW. MACNELi.NR q WELLS
R.antii'5 Attorncy&
Post once address Oee No. g cedar street. ROr-
Gugh % Manhattan. New ToEE CiV. HsU XorA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
SALE OF PARCEL HELD SINCE 1s4s.

Lowe & Lapp have sold for the estate % Robert
J Cray the four FIVE story tenement houses. No.
81 and - Jane-st. 10 Charles r. Faruolo. This
Fnce fe7G
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW 1ORh SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF New York.-Adelaide M. Davis Plaintiff. against
William H. Fltner ana others. Defendsnts-In puTsI
OF judgment duly made ami
entitled action bearing 4h
day October, 1904 l. the undersigned. the Referee
said judgment named VIII sell public auction. at the
New York Real Estate Sales Room, No 16l Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York. the
9th Of October. 1904 at II o'clock thar
Day. AucOneer, the premises directed
BY Judgment be sold and therein described
follows; All that certain lot piece parcel OF land with
the buildings and improvements thereon erected situate
lying and being in the Twelfth Ward of the City or
New (3oTgugh of Manhattan and being in Secton
:, IN Block 1870 the map known The Land Map
ot the city OF New York. and bounded and described
OF 135th 3i6 feet inches westerly from
formed by the intersection of che westerly
line OF Ienox Avenue with the said southerIy lire OF,
I36th Street running southVardy parallel
the said westerly line OF LRnoX Avenue and 20 and
through party wal far the extends ~ feet
the block running thence
westwardly but along said middle block
10 running thence northwardy but again
parallel westerly line of IenoN Avenue and
and through another party wall. FAR the
tends 90 IL inches 10 the said southerly line Of
13fth Street. running thence easwardly but along the
said southery Of 26lh Street 6 feet inches 10 the
point place OF beginning.
Dated; New York. october 9TH 1904
MARCEL. LEVY, Referee
sAsiUEL T CARTER. Jr Attorney PLAINTIFF, IS Wall
The following IS diagram Of the property be sold
ss described above the street number being 132 West
ISoth Street:
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LN PTRSrANCE Do ~ ORDER OF HON

Frank Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County
York Notice hereby given to an persons having claims
sTalnSt William late OF the County
deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
-5l-crl1er. place business
of Butler NotUal Jolile Niyudsrse, his
trrreys No 81 Wall Street IN the City b York on
- bsfore 30Ih day of December next Dated. New
Work the 10Th day oe June, 1904.
JAMES MALONE. Executor.
RITTER NOTMAN. JOLfNE 4 MYNDERSE. Atttor-
news .or Executor. "a WaH Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
SurrogateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
4 Frank 7. Fitzgerald. surrogate the County OF
Yorlz notice hereby given persons having
AdolpA keiler late OF County
YorS present The with thereof
their place Of
at the otare Of Buter. HOFFMAN JOi,ne Mynd5Tse their
attcrueys No 81 Wall street IN the City New York
Borough Manhattan, or before the 9th cay o JaHu
Dated New York TIE 30th day OF June. 1904
CIOTIL-DE i. KELLER, HUGO Z. KELLER. CHARLES
rI-TI.FTS HOFFMAN JcIINE & MyNDERSE. Attorneys
Tor EsSecuors 54 Wall street Manhattan Borough New
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

L Frznk T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
New YORK hereby given al parsons having
ms asalust Edward A Newell County Of
Sew York deceased. present the vouchers
thereof to subscriber, her place transactng
business the ofics of Robinson Idle & Ward
~ Wal street IN the City Of New York. before
tbA ltth day II March
"rated New York S0th day August 1904
ELIZA A NEWELL EVe-utriN
ROBINSON BIpuLE Sz WARD. Attorneys f,r Executrix.
10 20 Wall Street. Borough NauAattan. city OF
Nay
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IL PrRsUANCE OF AZ ORnER OF HON.

Il Abner Q Thomas a Surrogate OF the County New
York notice heTsby given al persons having claims
AGAINST Thomas g Buck late Ot the County % New York
deceased present the same with vouchers thereof 90
the subscriber ct her place Of tansactng business az the
OF Beail No 81 Liberty street In The
CTt, or New York Borough OF Manhattan. before
.ts eighth day OF July next.
Dated New York.. the sixth day Of July. 1904
ELIZABETH c. BUCK Adminstratrtr
PIRsSON 3 BEALIA Attorneys for Administrative. 81
Liberty ST.. Borough Of Manhattan. CttE % New YORK
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA.

AUTUMN IN THE POCONO MOUNTAINS
THE NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.
Most attractively located modern hotel n the POcO1s
Mts., suite and With bath steam heaf
plentiful pheasant. squirrel and rabbit shooting camp
connected with Inn. miles distant. for deer
bear, Booklet OF W. T. a II D. PRICE. Canadonss
F. o, Pa. Crssco Station. D. Z 8 ". r r
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For Sale.

NOR sALE.-six 2-etter Linotype Machines IN first
Il class condition. Address CHAS. D. SIBLEY CO,
6Oth-st and shave. Ne9-York City.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Teachers.

School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Govsruesses etc.
to Colleges, Schools and Families, Apply
Mrs NJ J YOCNG-FULTON. 20 Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
GRAND CONSERVATION 0F MUSIC

Il
The foremost music scnoo All branches taught Open
evenings Send for particulars. S1ST YEAR.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison SQUARE U.122 Bwayl; Brooklyn, % Court Sc
New terms beginning now. TRIAL lessons free.
TyRENCH AND SPANISH STENOGRAPHY.
HODGES. S31 PUtnam-ave.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Country Property for Sale.

an COTTTIY For Facts. Figures Features write
w 0OO A. A Jefers. Norfolk. Va.
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CHANGE OF CONTROLTALK
RcUiraL of Rumor That u. S. r. Is
To BE Taken Deer by Marlborough.

The dulness the stock market was varied yes
terday by active movement in the traction
issues. led by Metropolitan Street Railway and
metropolitan Securities, an occurrence which was
accompanied by revival OF the recent ruuors
that the control of the Metropolitan system would
soon be taken over by the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company. which operates the elevated
railway lines OF this borough, and. within a few
weeks will begin to operate the subway system.
That conferences have been in progress looking
to the bringing under control of all the traction
systems Of the Borough OF Manhattan may be
taken a fact. but that agreement on terms
is close at hand is probably not true. As is we'll
known. there has long been large short interest
in Metropolitan-a single banking house is known To
have been lending thirty-fve thousand shares only
a few days ago-and the market movement yester-
day appeared 10 be primarily driving in of the
shorts
Metropolitan advanced heavy trading from
III. at the opening. r6ia in the last hour. but
eased of to 1l42s at the close net gain for the
day Of 39s points. Metropolitan Securities gained
As points. closing at 85s. On the curb INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit rose 10 10. another new high
record. one OF the reports current yesterday had
1t that the marlborough would guarantee a per
cent dividend the stock OF the metropolitan
Securities Company, which has not paid a dividend
and which itself guarantees the Metropolitan street
Railways per cent dividend: but this rumor
found no substantiatiOn
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EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION ENDS.
Cardinal Satolli Makes Brief Speech to Mem
bers at ST. Louis.

ST. Louis July THE final general session Of the
National Educational Association In Festival Hall
to-day was opened with prayer by Rabbi Leon
Harrison, Of st. Louis Cardinal Satolh was in
troduced, and greeted with great applause
the audience rising. Cardinal SatoIi in a brief
speech expressed his pleasure at being present.
The Cardinal remained at the convention only
few minutes.
George a. Gates. president OF the Pomona Col
lege, Claremont, Cal, spoke THE Place Of the
Small College Dr. Leopold Bohlsen. commission
or Of the German educational exhibit at the expo
Eiuon described methods Of training instructors
IN the various German schools. why Should the
Teachers Organize the topic Of address
delivered by Miss Margaret A. Haley. president
OF the National Federation of Teachers, Chicago.
The concluding address delivered by Aaron
Cove. Superintendent Of City Schools Of Denver.
on me subject, THE Limitation OF the Superin-
'e'-dents Authority ap6 Of the Teachers indie
pendence"
The convention then took a recess until late IN
'he day, when tho final session. designated as the
Fespers meeting. concluded the corty-third annual
Assembly
mo hnal general session was held IN Festival
IlaH tonight Resolutions were adopted indorsing
''io erection Of a supervisor o9 public schools in
al towns cities and Counties urging better salaries
-0 -7'~iitts ana equal pay for and women
''~~-'1's uoihG The same work; recommending IN
creased appropriations for the Bureau OF Educa-
H'V' at washington. advocating d better develop
Gs4t O TIC hi2h schools. and advocating the en-
80 70 Ge:afitnent of higher education discussed
s-it',se.t Tendencies II College Athletics" and Jne
a Tic Tsfe ShaEce!ior Z Benjamin Andrews.
~ a. hlFelsii- % Eo5laskz. and President w.
~ =. r. unee. OF brown University
following o,s Ient - manual training elected the
TirtI,rs- sslssa Cal: vice presice1 Charles L.
NJ TeayI,i ~ S,hsven. Conn: secretary, Frank
the fa HI 9ainess meeting 0: the National Council
- 49,. "tt,tsiH wer" elected: President Elmer
~ -i,eFkeley, Cal; vlcc-president y. c.
Car - a,-1ar--1-r II!'irg' Penn: secretary J. W.
" ~ ao ma executive committee II. J..
5.-ogcrS % sew ork; Nicholas Murray Butler, OF
"" 80, "I-I q. X CreeEEOod. OF Kansas CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
ASSISTANT OF GEN. BURNETT RESIGNS
H. c. Platt, Authority on Customs Laws,
Forced to Quit by III Health

Assistant United States District Attorney Henry
{ Plat handed his resignation TO General Burnett
on Thursday take effect Immediately. The
cause given i'll health For nearly a year Mr.
Platts health has been poor. and in the last few
months he has been able to reach the Office in the
Federal Building only two days each week.
He is known OF the best authorities on
the federal laws governing duties and impOrtatlons
In this country. and his briefs customs cases
have been widely circulated. He has prepared and
tried in his nineteen of service IN the United
States District Attorneys office the major portion
OF the important customs tried IN that
period. many Of them, notably the insular customs
cases, relative 70 the duties imports from the
new insuar possessions involving many millions
OF dollars.
Mr.. Platt appointed assistant by William
Dorschheimer in 1885 and has served successfully
under all OF the United States attorneys since that
period. through Republican and Democratic ad-
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oflcial Record and Observation-Disclosures July l.
The depression that has covered the lower lake region
for past tonight the mouth
OF the st. Lawrence. II has been attended by
showers and thunderstorns in New-England. the
Middle Atlantic States and the lower lake region. An
Of cooler weather overlies tho
Mississippi Valley, and second depression Is moving
slowly eastward the north Rocky Mountain region
weather will prevail Saturday. except over The
Missouri Valley West Gulf States and the middle
Rocky region where showers and thunderstorms
probably occupy Mississippi Valley the lower Ohio
Valley and Sunday. Tho will rise
in the region ana upper Ohio Valley. also in tho
upper Mississippi Valley II will be somewhat cooler in
the upper valley and the slope Of
The winds on the Atlantic Coast will DO mostly fresh
west: on the Coast light To fresh SOUTH and
the Great Lakes light to fresh northwest.
steamers departing Saturday for European ports Will
have fresa west winds and far weather the Grand
Banks.
Forecast for Special Iocaiities.-For Eastern New
vorr Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware New-Jersey
fair to-day and Sunday: warmer Sunday, fresh west
winds.
For New England to-aay and Sunday: fresh
winds.
For the District Columbia fair and warmer to-day
sunday fair rising temperature: light northwest
Il r'cetern Pennsy vaula md Western NeYor. fair
,5 asrrner r. day Sunday ;ight. variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
YOUNG WOMEN FIGHT THE FLAMES
Their Work Puts Fire Out in Big Nassau
County Place.

Hampstead. Long Island, July Miss MAZE Bar
nun and Miss Edna Losea are to-day the heroines
OF the Meadow Brook district of Hampstead, where
Miss Barnum's father. J. W. Barnum. owns one
OF the largest country places IN Nassau County
1t adjolns that Of Mrs. Oliver II. p. Belmont Yes
terday n child of OF the servants set some
papers ablaze in a Just to sea the smoke
and people OF the house excited as she ex-
pressed it.
The large force OF men employed on the four hun
dred acre estate the house at the dinner
hour and formed bucket brigade after Miss Bar
mum and Miss Losea had rung the large hre alarm
had hauled the fire hose and attached IL 10
the Migrants. y stream OF water was then pllye9l
ON the fire and with the assistance Of a bucket
brigade the flames soon under control w hlle
Miss Iosea gave directions Tor the bucket brigade
and encouraged the men in carrying the buckets
Miss Barnum directed the nozzle OF the hose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
PRAISE FOR THE FREE LECTURES.
Controller Grout Publishes Results of His
School Inquiry.

Controller Grout has brought together the results
Of his attacks the present administration of the
public schools In a pamphlet entitled Reports of
an investigation Concerning the Cost Of Maintain
ing the Public School System of the City OF New
York by the Department of Finance" In it are
several reports not hitherto made public.
In n letter to the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
tionment which serves Introduction to the
reports Mr. Grout says in part:
The investigation has been conducted, moreover
with view finding out II possible not only
be any more economically administered; but also
whether there may hot ne SoIneWno 10 OF he eN1rE4o
itself. Whatever the progress made in the science
to- have Arrived at such scientific certainty as
warrant the he 81 Silence of ecton + IL
one in which the doctors themselves as Yet dis
depend for practical answer as in the case of other
public questions upon that preponGerance OF IN
In report on manual training. Mrs Ford, one
OF CIRCUITS examiners says:
The course OF study in manual training.
whole is beyond the scope of the elementary schools
and the RESPONSIBILITY lies with the Board of Super
ihtemdeh'S, WiT trotnin AZ education and tec%nj
cal training special training for some particular
trade or occupation and have therefore permitted
Elementary schools which belongs in the high
Schools n or work Ihoud he eIiminated The Of
study also includes large variety Of so-calied
mated because it has no intrinsic value aS cduca-
ton These reforms in the course OF study would
plies which now aggregate over $l35o0 year. re
cuce excuses in the amount Of time devoted to
this subject. and decrease the need Tor special
supervision
r. B. Mcintyre reporting on the free lecture sys-
tenn comments most favorably on tho way chat
branch OF the service is being conducted. He gives
= review of the movement showing that the course
is constantly broadening and attendance on
the increase. There were 4.4li lectures given in
the school year Of 19o3'O at total cost OF S32420
In closing, he says:
The law of 1888 authorized lectures the ''natu-
"a! sciences and kindred subjects" for the benefit
Of WorkingTnen ana workingWOmen. 1t now
thorizes the maintenance OF free lectures and
courses of instruction for the people of the city OF
New-York." What those lectures and what that
instruction shall he Is left the wisdom OF the
Board OF Education. II attendance upon the lect-
is to be taken Indication II would
that the judgment OF those in charge OF the
lre bureau has far met with the approval of the
people.
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FEAR FOR mild BECAUSE OF SUICIDE,
Sister Reproved Boyle Hanged Himself
She Is Under Doctors Care.

Since Thursday night. when her brother, Eric
Jonson, thirteen years old. committed suicide by
hanging himself to bedpost in his room. Annie
Jonsoa Il maid employed at the home OF + H.
Allen Pelham Manor has acted strangely and it IS
faarad she will go mad through grief. She has
become historical and for hours has locked herself
in her room. Yesterday she was attended by =
physician and became quieter but it is still feared
the strain may affect her mind,
Tho HOY had lust been graduated from his school
4, pelham Manor with honors. His sister told him
To 40 TO oed and the boy seemed broken hearted
becSI,se she reprOVed him. Taking his books, he
went 10 his room ana hanged himself with book
strap.
vcars ago from Sweden and left Eric with his
i1ncIe in the fatherlaud She saved up money
eriotIrb IN bring him TO the United States they
49, hoth ornhans and she wanted to educate him.
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JOSEPH p. RYAN.

st. Louis. July Joseph r. Ryan, Democrats
National Committeeman from Nevada, and head
OF the Nevada delegation TO the Democ ATTIC Ma
tiOnal Convention, died to-day st the Jeffe,soa
Hotel from pneumonia. Mr.. Ryan and his vile
game to ST. Louis from their home ut Virginia
City, New, Monday. 1t was their intention to
spend several days viewing the fair before the
opening OF the convention. MIR. Ryan, however,
contracted cold and when he reached st. Louis
was seriouely ILL., He never left his rooms at the
jefferson Hotel. His physicians pronounced the
case pneumonia, but a serious result was not an
tcipated. During the night. however, Mr.. Ryan
grew much worse and It became evident that he
gould not recover Mrs Ryan remained by his
bedside all night. With her Mrs. William =
zion.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


In the early spring the Daisy Chain. OF Flatbush.
held an entertainment for the benefit OF the Fresh
Air Fund at the old Nanderveer homestead. No. ll59
Flatbush ave. The programme enjoyed very
much. It consisted OF living pictures and two
plays "A Quiet Family" and "A Clean Shave"
The cast OF the former was: Mrs. Barnaby Bibbs,
Gertrude r. Cruiser: Mrs. Benjamin Bibbs. Claire
Iolske: Selma Summers Elsie Moorehead Snarley.
Florence Morrison; Mr. Barnaby Bbbs. Edwin
Vandervecr; Mr. Benjamin Bibbs, D. V. Applegate;
Peter Parker, William a. Moorehead: Grumpy,
Walter /. Nanderveer. or "a clean Shave Sam.
the barber. d. Vail Applegate; Mr.. Jones. Edwin
NanderVeeT.
1t the intention of the members OF the club
TO hold its annual fair. hut owing to sickness Of
OF the members It was postponed sale viii
probably be held in the autumn for the same bcne-
fit The proceeds of the entertainment and some
donations given the Fresh Air Fund for its good
cause amounted ssh The officers follows
President -. Vail APPLICABLE; vice president, Ger
trude II. Cruiser treasurer Mrs. '. ID. Cruiser;
secretary. William a. Moorehead.
Sentimental Fourth of July by Clinton
DanperneId In he Tribune O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
GET EXTENSION IN v,,lApn s,,r

In the suit Of Airs. Fannie Willard Bell against
Oswald O. FIard and otl.er heirs OF the estate OF
her father. Henry Willard for nm accounting OF
ERA s'ocs4S ana H9carities valued at $500 gD0
which she alleges Che never raceI,ca NJ y,ait,s
hrofhess. Oswald q. and Harold G Willard AMI the
othe" executors yesterday got an order from Jus
Tee Kelly at White Plains extending the time in
@.'eh ihey may enter demurrer to tho complaint
~ -, u.s 20 seon ''"er aeiion as they IT. untl
July 70. The time for fling an answar % tl,s co.n
pu'at "oald nave expired Iu.y 2
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Unregistered Mail closes at 500 p m Drsviou. day.
rRAxspAcIFIo MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND

The schedule closing Transpacidc Mails IS aranr5
OF their
40 mort Of The FINAL connecting mails exceot -
Transpacihc Mails. watch m 5revtoS,z
dayl close the General POstoice NewYor follows.
samoa. Hawaii and FIJI Islands, via Francisco.
close a $50 z July : FOR dispatch Sierra
or the Cunsrd steemer carrying the British mail Tor
New-Z1aaEd does not arrive in time connect with
dIs0ateh, extra n'ailsclos.ns a. $50 a. M ESQ
m. go .. sundays m @
and % Twill be made % Forwarded u,fsi
the arrival OF the CUnard steamer ~
China and FhiiIppiue
Francisco close at $50 p July for dispatch psr
Korea
Hawaii japan China and Philtupine ISLANDS Viz S,,
Francisco. close az ESQ July dispatch ner
g. Gaelic. -
Hawaii san Francisco, close at $50 D m July II To-
dispatch per $. s. Alameda.
Fiji islands Australia Except Vest Ne-CaIedona
via VaneouvSr and Victoria. r. g. eoss $50 p m
July ~ to- dispatch = s ACTangi. -
A9nehprla and Eastern Siberia AZ present forwarded
Russia. instead OF via Japan the usual rOu.e.
Note Mess otherwise 1-ireSsei @
forwarded ECrCIS, san FraucIscO
and certain places tire chinese of
heichCW, SzechWaa 0Dc Ewanesi. British india
the quickest routes Philippines specially addressed
via canada or 'va Europe BE- fully prepas al
The foreign rates. Hawaii is forwarded via San FRAN
cisco exclusively -
CORNELIUS VAN COLT Postms.tsa
fos'oi1ce. NeW-4aEA. y. Y. June q. 1904