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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-20
Would Eradicate Swamps

The plan of Mr.. Bates combines many
suggestions which have been made
from the inception of the idea of a
canal across the isthmus. 1t is essen
TALLY different from that being studied
by the board as regards the location
and arrangement of the dams. Mr..
Bates proposes to locate the principal
dams on either side of the isthmus,
close to the sea, thus conserving the
waters from the streams into the man.
moth lakes. He points out that this
would eradicate the swamps and tend
to revolutionize the health and sani-
tary conditions on the isthmus. His
plan does not obviate the digging of
Culebra cut.
The board was presented with the in
formation as to every detail of Mr..
Bates plan in pamphlet of nearly 200
pages of closely printed matter, accom-
panied by maps and diagrams.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-20
TURKEY YIELDS TO
AMERICAN DEMANDS
Consul General Dickinson Permitted
to Visit Armenians Who Are
Sentenced to Death
BY Associated Press.

Sentenced to Death
BY Associated Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 19.-Tur-
key has taken the first step toward
yielding to the demands of the Ameri
can legation by admitting the right of
American consular authorities to see
the Armenians, Vartanian and Afarian,
and investigate their claims to be en-
titled to American protection. Consul
General Dickinson has visited the pris-
oners has opened an inquiry.
Contrary to general report, Minister
Leishman's audience of the sultan Sep
tember Is was merely a courtesy visit
and was not connected with the present
diplomatic difficulty, to which neither
the sultan nor Mr.. Leishman alluded.
Vartanian is charged with the muir
der of a prominent Armenian, Verpik
Armijan, on August 26. The crime was
political Afarian is accused of par
ticipation in the plot to assassinate the
sultan July 21, when bomb was ex-
ploded at the conclusion of Selamik
ceremony, just as the sultan was leav-
ing the mosque. About forty persons
were killed by the explosion.
Both Vartanian and Afarian had been
intervention of the American legation
their sentences have been quashed and
new trials ordered.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-20
CABLE COMMUNICATION
WITH CARACAS STOPPED
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. ia dispatch to
the Herald says: Communication of
the coast cables of the French company
with the Caracas office ceased on Sep
tember &c. by virtue of the decree of
President Castro imposing a fine of 500
bolivars for violation of his order. Mr..
Dodge is sailing for New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-20
DEPARTMENT REMOVES
IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR
Ry Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-The de-
partment of commerce and labor today
issued an order removing Edward
Boltz and Charles w. Stevenson, Chi
nese inspectors in the immigration SER
vice. They were charged with assist
ing in smuggling four Cinnamon into
the United States at Buffalo, and with
swearing falsely at the hearing of
these Cinnamon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-20
FIVE CHINESE CAUGHT
IN FAN TAN RAID

Wong Jim, Quong Jue, Sam Sing,
Quong Sing and All Sing were caught
in a raid made on fantan outfit this
morning. They were each held on $40
bail, which they gave, and were ordered
to appear in court at 9 a. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-20
ONE FIREMAN KILLED,
THREE ARE INJURED
Rv Associated Press.

nv Associated Press.
TORONTO. Out, Sept. 1y.-One fire.
man was killed, another seriously in
jured and two others slightly hurt in
fire that destroyed the Brown Flour
mills on the Esplanade today. The loss
is estimated at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

S steingut & Co. have sold for l.. NJ. Ronda No.
324 East 26t-st.. ten room house, 25xo0 feet, to
Martin Engle.
Albert B Ashforth has sold Nos 24s and 80 west
s5th-st.. three frame dwelling houses, plot
50x1oo feet
George F. Pfcken has sold for James Carlew to a
buyer for occupancy No. &c West 120th-st., three
S5STs 6ose no on o ] OfoTs'one f@s iron" dwelling
five story fathouse No. $50 West 147th-st lot 25x
psa to 5299R seRBRg M So sPS IS %sf @ Ms 3ds BgGPs ve
story double fathouse, on lot 25xsa1 feet. Mr..
Lowenfeid & Prayer have resold to C3eiger &
144hst, plot fronting 100 feet on the avenue and
Nader to Pernnan. Cold 6 Hi-shfeld, No, 54s 70
Of Construction, on. plot SOxlo22 feet,
Urban. 50 $50 East s5th-st. five story hathouse,
J. Vigoreti. the northwest corner of Sylvan Place
Edmund CofHn has scid TO George ": McAdam
No. 554 West 126th-st, three story building. with
The Hudson Realty Company has bought from
Harry Held Nos 8S4 and S5o West ~ ~$oth7st; between
plot 40x9S9 feet. 1t IS opposite the Pennsylvania
Herman Welsstock has sold for. John Simpson
Nos 800 and s05 West i2t1.st two dye story 1ouoie
Lederer & GreenbeTg have sold the five story fat
h9Se ne o6gh 81 hss sold fo os or 9 - asman ' No
| 244 West 109tf-st, a five story hathouse, plot
Rosenberg & Young have sold to Bearrnan & Har-
ris the five story triple fathouse at the southeast
! corner Of st. Nichoas-ave. and 134tl St. plot
| The E sharum Company has sold for E Cal
! iahan TO Paul Worms Nos 222 and 224 West 1S3d
9si1 feet
George F. Pieken has sold for James carlew. No.
dwelling house. on lot 0xloll feet
Cornish & Anderson have sold for a client TO A
Weiss No 22s West l26th-st., four story single
/ NJ Morgenthau 5r., & Co. have resold Tor Felice
! 3 Keene Nos. l46 and I4S West 105th-st., two five
story double fathouses. plot 50x10011 feet.
Jacob L. Lissner &, Sons have bought Nos 314
aad 3l6 East 1est-st. six story 1athouse. plot
29x1oou feet. Also bought the six story nat
. on plot IS ioxi00ll feet
n Kahn Co. and Frederick A. CARL have sold
houses Nc. 2ll to 2l5 East 2Sth-st., plot 75xass
simon Baruch has sold for A A schopp No. 2lo
East 19th-st six story tenement house 25x92 feet.
Harriet D. Nandain has sold TO Joseph L DAILY the
lot le eSx77.4 feet.
Nathan Kirsh has sold Nos l7s and $50 East
1th-st six story tenement house. lot 2Sxsl feet
pany has bought through Nichols & Iunnlis and
Parish. FISHER, Mooney & Co. the old buildings.
north l7Sd-St.
Franksnthaler & Sapnsky have bought for n
client nc. l6sf Bathgate-ave fve story 1athouse
Aaron n. Goidstein has sold for n schreibersdorf
20 & MISS I, Eschenhagen Nos 4.01l and 4003 3D.
ave- q fye story thirty family house. plot 50K150
feet. This is one Of the largest hathouses in The
BrnnX
William Stonebridge has sold for Max Dorf and
David Baron the block front the south side of
ls7th-st-. from Eorillard Place 10 Hoffman-st.. a
plot fronting feet IN S7th-st 2A5 feet in Ioril-
n,ent with five story brick stores and hathousas.
Frederick Rittman has sold 10 William Dsltz the
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
BALLANTINE CASE DELAY
Opinion an Charlottesville That There
WW Be No Prosecution.
~ TeIegraph 70 The Trihune. !

Charlottesville, Va, Dec. 1s-J. Herbert Ballan-
tine, the brother of the late Robert D. BaIlantne
who committed suicide December 9. in New
ark, N J., as result of constant bounding by q
gang Of blackInailers, who preyed upon the dead
mans fortune, last week. came here to look
after the filing of the will. but he returned to
New-York without going the Office Of the
District Attorney of Virginia. who had already
arrested one Of the blacknailers and waiting
to consult with some member of the Ballantne
family before taking further steps. 1t is rumored
here trustworthy authority that the Ballantine
family has decided to drop the
John s. Hawkins who was first arrested. is un-
derstood to be only slightly implicated in the black
mailing He says that two others, Niche and Dun
can, by name, were the ringleaders Of the gang
that bounded Robert D. Ballantine to his death.
Warrants were issued for both these men. but
Niche returned TO Charlottesville and voluntarily
surrendered to the authorities He denied all
knowledge Of the blackmailins said he never re-
ceved money from the dead man, and appeared
greatly surprised that there had been a warrant
issued for his arrest He said that he had not
run away, but simply left Charlottesville to visit
relatives. He has been released on bail. has
Hawkins
1t is thought here that there will be no prosecu-
ton. This probably means that the notes which
were given by the dead man to his tormentors, and
which aggregate more than 100000, will be paid
when presented. providing those who hold them
have the audaeity 10 attempt to collect
The office of the District Attorney has written
TO the New-Tork counsel for the Ballantine family
find out what the family wishes do in the
case. but answer has been received. The State
Of The Psc Aornsy aas W
retire from Office January l.
Henry Young, jr., the brother-in-law OF Robert
d. BaIlantine, who is named OF the exec
utors of the estate. has been here looking into the
will. II IS understood that, long the will
does not attempt dispose of the large interests
which the testator had in the Balantine brewery
business. attempt will be made to break the
Will The bulk of the estate will go. It is under
stood, to Henry Young, ir. Friends of Baliantine
here say that he intended 70 make a new will
while he was in New York, and that this document
would have cut off the bequest OF Edge Hill to
George Lee Mason.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

Plans were filed yesterday by Robertson 6 Pot
ter architects for a new home for the Colored
Orphan Asylum There will be q group OF ouo-
ings involving an expenditure OF S29800o The nam
building will be three stories high and Will occupy
rlot 7a4 bv S. feet on the west side of Palfsade-
ave about 4e6 feet east of 261st-st. 1t viii cost
5000 COO There will also be six two and a hail
story brick dwelling houses, 4S4 by SeS feet each
These six small buildings will each have accomno-
dations for twenty children They viii cost $9eVVV
The nlans also include the erection OF two ana
a half story frame dwelling house, to cost $SCVo-
The ASYLUM has occupied for many years the
b1ock bounded by 143d and 144th sts.. Amsterdam
ave and Broadway
Toaase & ElIinan have sold for General Duryee
no 40 West 5otl-st four story high stoop brown
stone front dwelling house on lot l9&lo"' lee1
columbia College Ieaseholdl.
The Fgeschmann Realty and Construction COM
many have resold two six story apartment houses,
each zOx100 feet being built on the west SIDE OF
Ams4Ardan7-ave 10 feet north of 1S4th-sI. WlllcI
The seller recently bought from the 1hteFpoIeusn
T3uildinc Company j. Killing was the oPoheI =
n brigham Hall & Son have sold for terLna r. "a
RosvaId Nos 31S and S15 West 1flsI-s1' Two LIZ
story frame stores and tenement houses on q piot
Fzlxa9 II feet 200 feet west of Sth-aNe 80,
The United States Realty and improvement - e
many Yesterday bought majority OF the shares u
the Century Realty Company
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
SALE OF MANY LONG ISLAND TRACTS

v,-,,tebopse E Porter in conjunction with their
Long Island agent Samuel SWEET, have sold the fol-
lowing Long Island properties;
Fnr William n Baylis to ]. ]. Ireland the John
Eden homestead and farm of seventy acres: ana
the niIrves woodland OF seventy acres adjoining,
2 Greenland. r,.oo-z +1,o
For Russell Hurd to nr. Frederick l.. Burgess tne
old Tohn c Furd warehouse property, at Wal-st.
and Creek Road. Huntington.
E-o~ lanes MrMahon TO II. P. whitehead the Nc
MaGon farm of tIArty acres and buildings, at FL
wood -,rs -
twelve acres cf high ground overlooking centres-
mort f5arbor and nearly adjoining the Cedarcrott
property. at Greeniawn- r,-oezs
rS6r Woodruff Sammis to DR.. Frederick l. Burgess
sixteen lots in Hgh-st.. Huntington. -
To G. E Wyran the Eulita Everett cottage ana
For Jsco6 H sanrnis TO John McBrien, jr,
eighteen lots of residential suburban properly on
West Neck Huntington adjoining the estate OF
For George " Duryea 10 John McBrien, jr., the
loci Rarnurn Smith farm Of seventy-fv acres, AT
f$reenIawn: and the same property TO Willard N
Ravlis from John McBrien, 3r-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
Mr.. SPALDTNG WTLL LIE.
Successful Operation FolIoacs In
iuries in Notor Car accident.

Avfgnon, France. Dec IS-The doctors have
little hope of saving the life of J. Walter SDaid-
sng of the firm of a. @. SpsIding & Brother of
New York. who was injured about the head IN
an automobile accident AZ railway crossing
near Mondragoa yesterday. The frontal bone
was fractured. one eye destroyed and the other
injured by pieces of Mr. Spaldings spectacles
Details OF the accident show that Mr. Spald-
Sings automobile in vtich he was accompanied
by three friends. was travelling at a high rate
Of speed 1t broke down close TO the crossing
barrier swerved along the track and overturned
Violently throwing out the passengers dT-
Standings head struck q fence post. The other
passengers were severely bruised
Julian ". Curtis said last night at his nome;
Nc Ise West 3Ist-st. that a cable message had
been received from France which said that
.'skiful'' operation had been performed on j.
Walter Spalding and that he would recover.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
COLORED ASYLUM PLANS.
INSTITUTION TO ERECT Il GROUP OF STRUCTURES
COSTING S29SO00
General Duryee His West SO st HoseReoe Of Tro Ipo
speat Houses Being Built in Amsterdamaue.

two family house No. 1.4s4 vysest., plot 5oxiot
feet
Adolph Hollander sold tn the Irving Realty
Company through William Loeb & Co, Nos. 22j
and 229 West 141st-st, six story elevator apart
sth aves.
N Brigham Hall & Son have sold to Bertha K.
Boswad, Nos 31S and 3I5 West 141st-sC.. two three
story frame tenement houses, on plot 5oxSs.n feet
being 200 feet west Of Sth-ave.
Peter A. and Martin Lalor have sold for Harriet
u. Naudain. to Joseph I. DAILY the three story
and Easement private dwelling house, No 3i6 East
69th-st
Bernard Snyth & Sons have sold to Samuel G.
Baum, for a client of ]. Romaine Brown 6, Co.
Nos $685. col and 603 11th-ave.. southwest corner of
45th-st., three four story tenement houses, with
stores size. IS Sx100 feet.
Wesberger & Kaufman resold for Harry Good
stein and John Palmer No 1852 7th-ave., five
story double hathouse, on lot 25x1O0 feet
Louis Schrag and Albert B. Asllforth have sold
for Sarah E. James the four story building No. 107
East Ath-st., lot 2Gxl00 feet to client
Edgar T. Kingsley was the broker in the resale
of No 107 East 11fth-st three story brownstone
front dwelling house. on 9 lot 1Sx1Q011 feet for
occupy the premises,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
CELLAR n DEATH HOUSE.
Electrician Killed Turning on Light
Stood on Vet Concrete.

Norfolk Va, Dec. 1s,-Crawford c. Cooke, an
electrician. employed in the Norfolk Navy Yard,
was killed hy electricity IN the cellar CT his home
here lest night He attempted 70 cleo
tric light while standing on damp concrete hoor,
As he did he charged with $500 volts of
electricity, and died while 9s aged mother looked
on. and was Only held hack from rushing TO his
rescue and certain death for herself by Mrs Hattie
Chase, xho with the mother. lad BE- attracted to
the cellar entrance b. the shyieks and groans Of the
dying man
Coroner Knight following an investigation re-
ported that the main wire supplying the house cleo
trtcal current in the Park Place district became
crossed with the ordinary wire Of l95 volts leading
70 the Cooke and other houses.
several persons in the same neighoorhood received
Light shocks when they turned their lights but
sil except Cooke were at the lime standing q
dry wooden surface. Cookies body Tonight for
warded TO his former home At Bernhar1s Bay,
osTego County. n. Y. He unmarried.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
DEAD" CONES TO LIFE.
1fiddletoscm Woman, 20 Years IN
Hospital, ConfoundS Heirs.
TRv Telegrsnh e &c Tribune J

ATddletovn N =, Dec. 1S.-Dead mems
money is causing much trouble in the orang"
County surrogate's court in settling the estate
Of Fred R. olney, who, with his brother and
Alice 1ngerick, was murdered on October 6.
Fred +. olney, jr, nephew, believed TO be
the only relative. was appointed administrator
George Olney later appeared and claimed TO he
the only legitimate nephew, asking for the re-
rnovai Of Fred r Olnev jr as administrator.
At the hearing to-day surprise was sprung
By lawyers representing Mrs. Mary 0. Noble
3 sister OF the murdered men. Mrs. Noble was
supposed TO have died years ago, but was re-
Gently discovered IL the Buffalo State Hospital
where she has been confined for tTTenty-three
wears This unexpected appearance greatly com
pliceted matters. and the hearing was adjourned
The estate is valued al S6Oo0.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dennsgan. Maria A, e DAVID Myers; 1elat-st
Mott Agnes NJ 70 Morris Aron; 74th-st, Nos ISL
and 15S East; mortgages, S11 900; years. 3
miller. Solomon. to Charles Berndt; 26th-st. No
436 to 400 West; years, per cent. ...........
Keenan,. Annie NJ TO Theresa Levine: 1Ieth-st
No 51e East; years, per cent. ...............
Feder, Morris H, 70 Stich 99th-st, No 81 West
8 years, per cent .,.....................
Heinrich, Cath. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. Prospect-ave. No 7si. demand ......
Euntz, Henry and another 70 Manhattan Savings
Bank; 60th-st Nos 243 ard PAS; 2 TnortTaCes
81. 500: due June 80 1909. 5is per cent. -.
Winter Charles A. 70 Edward Robertson south
ern Boulevard. v s. l25 # 2 OF 167th-st years
s per cent. ,...... 81. ..-..-.. -...........
lierke ] Frederick TO H SCUM ct al. executors
Lerox-ave. corner l4lst-st; ) years, bl5
Saz. William. and another to a Nevins and an
other. l43d-st 9 s. 22S II Of Lenox-ave.
year 6 per cent. -...-... .............,.
sams 70 same. i35th-st 8 :, 100 IT W of Am
sterdsln mortgages, SSc. 0oo; due June J.
1877 6 per cent. ........
q Grady, Denis 70 Joseph ] Gleason; lot ls5
map Gleason property, . years per cent
Mclaughlin, Patrick. &c Joseph J Gleason; lot
1s3, map Gleason property; 3 years, per cent
White. Frank to Joseph Gleason. lot 5s1 nisg
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
CRIES SCARE BURGLARS AWAY.
Intruders at Easthampton, Conn, Had
Placed Nitro-Glycerine in Safe.

Easthanpron, Conn, Dec. 1S.--The refusal of
Bank Jones to throw up his hands when shot at
by a burglar saved the safe in the general store
Of n G. Clark from being wrecked early to-day,
tbs burglars being frightened away by Jones's
noisy objection 70 being held up. Two men were
at work on the safe when Jones TFho was out
late. stopped in front OF the store to investigate
the reason for moving lights within. One bur
slar covered and then shot at Jones when he
made outcry to give an alarm
The burglars took fright and, jumping into
their wagon, drove away. Nitro-glycerine had
been poured into the safe door cracks ia readi-
ness for deteaation. On the outside OF the sa fe
was notice TO the burglars that the safe was
unlocked and that 1t contained no money Mr.
Clark lost a safe few months ago at the hands
of midnight visitors.
six "yeggmen'- entered the sufieid Sav.nga
Bank. at hartford, Conn, on Sunday. blew open
the safe. and took securities, mostly negota bic.
tbs amount OF $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
TO ALTER OLD pELAFiELD HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with the Manhattan Build
ing Bureau for the remodelling of the four story
private dwelling house at the southeast corner of
5th-ave. and 41st-st4 known for many years as the
DelafeId mansion, into FIVE story store building
for Duryea & Potter as owners The building will
have a new facade, with nansard roof and rear
extension. The improvements are to cost S29C00
according TO the estimate of Trowbridge 4 Lv-
ingston, the architects. The same architects have
FLED plans for six story loft and store building
to be erected for HeImine Ham at No. so 9TH
ave. Il will be 2712 feet front and SIS feet deep,
with an extension, and will have facade OF mar
bic and cast iron. Its cost is TO be $24O00
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
FOURTH CLASS TO TELL.
annapolis First Class Giues Permis-
sion IN Hazing Inquiry.
LBy Telegrsph to The Tribune.

Annapolis, Nd, Dec l&-Thc most significant
indication Of the effect that the present investiga
fion OF hazing and fighting ordered by super+n
teldent Sands is having became known to-day.
when the word passed from the first class
that the fourth classu3en who We're called to
tell everything they knew before the board of in
vesCgation
Heretofore the fourth classmea had been threat
ened with direful consequences Il they told the
names of any upper classnen who mad haZed
them. This is practical confession that there IS
no use standing out against the authorities
The members OF The fourth class are being
called in such numbers thai it would be impos-
sibls personally to deal with each
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
STAGE- SINGER POISONED.
Hiss ETA DaCenport Seriously III
from Ptomaines.

Miss Eva Davenport. the stout and genial musical
comedy player. who. with Raymond Hitchcock, in
The Yankee Consul and IN other plays has
won such favor, is dangerously sick At her home.
40 l5t West S4th-st. She IS suffering from
poTasins poisoning. She has not been in the cast Of
Wonderland" for over a week Yesterday her con-
dition became grave, and even If she RECEIVERS
partially IN the next few weeks her full recovery
Is bound to be so slow that she cannot play again
this season
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
GOOD MARKET FOR RAYsI0E LOTS.

The Mcknight Reilly Company has sold for the
Lawrence Manor Company the following parcels:
To Marian Irwin McGurk. lots .2S 2s. in Block T.
Lawrence Manor, Bayside; to William a. Hanft'
lots and . in Block !, Lawrence Manor Rayside;
to Marian irwin McGurk, lots and 2 in Block .,
Lawrence Manor, Bayside; TO Charles 3. Story lots
ii y and I3 in Block e. Lawrence Manor, Bay
side and TO Marian Irwin McGuTk, lots % and 81,
in Block :, Lawrence Manor, Bayside.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

5th-ave. No 500 for a six story brick loft and
br9dgs bIqdg g livingston architecs $4,000
5th-ave No e14: for six story brick dwelling
smjtb 4 Pro3ot, arehiteots al 10000
I50th-st s g. 100 # W Of Sth-ave; for two six
5orsnbnFer fi0Ts fTiTS & stTsno aPehiteets
i1Tth-st No 127 Il 135 East; for two six story
brick tenement houses stores 81 6x67.l1; r
hCTzroh 4t o"ne.' f'''1 g a.. 9. 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
c. W. DAYTON BUYS a BIG TRACT.

Charles W. Dayton. ex-postnaster of this city,
has bought the John J. Seymour farm. Of 150 acres,
in somers Township, Westchsster. for $1,000 He
will erect q large dwelling house or the tract
which he intends stock farm.
Manhattan syndicate has bought 300 acres on
Turkey Mountain. near Yorktown
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


York. by the grace OF God free and independent to
Emil Berend Jacob de Beer Manfred BerIner August
Hamnerschag. persons designated in the last VIII
Meyer Simon Helene Meyer. heirs and next OF
kin Moritz Simon, deceased send greeting: Where
julius Simon. of The City of New York. has lately
applied to the Surrogates Court County OF
New York, TO have a certain instrument IN writing
relating personal property proved as the last
Testament OF MoTitz Simon late of the CITY
of Hanover, Kingdom of Prussia German Empire de-
ceased. Therefore you and each OF YOU are citnd
to before the Surrogate of County of New
30th day of January. ons thousand nine hundred and
six haIf-past ten o'clock in the OF that
day and there attend the probate
cited under the twentv-one years. are
required appear by your guardian il have
If you have none, to appear and apply for one TO
appointed the your or failure
do SO. guardian will be appointed by Surro-
gate represent and act for you in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. we have caused the Seal OF
Surrosate's Court of said County Of
IL. New York be hereunto Affixed Witness.
Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald, Surrogate of
said County OF New York at said County the 5th
day OF December. in the year OF Lord
JAMES A. DONNELLY
Clerk of the Surrozate's Court
a ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR me
- Tribune received at their Uptown Office No. .S64
Broadway S6th and S7th sts.. D.
Advertisements. following branch ofces
regular office until o'clock m. viz: 254
ave s e. 23d-st.: 1853 6thave 12th-st: e2 East
14th-st: PSF West 42d-st. between Tth and sth