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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
FROM A
TROLLEY CAR.

While Miss Walbot Anderson, of
DeKal5 avenue, was alighting from a
trolley car returning from Boynton
Beach, last night, the car suddenly
started and she was throw to the
ground with much force. Charles
Warner, who tried to grab her to pre-
vent the fall, was dragged off and
somewhat bruised.
The car, which was crowded, had
stopped and someone pulled the bell
rope, signalling the motorman to go
ahead and as he did so the accident
occurred.
Miss Anderson was badly hurt and
had to be carried home. Her watch
was found in the street about an hour
later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
Ideal Weather for Boat Races
Dance in the Evening a
Successful Affair.
THE WINNERS OF THE RACES.

With almost ideal weather, scores OF
boats, bevies of gaily-gowned mem
bers of the fair sex, and an unre'
strained holiday spirit, the Raritan
Yacht Clubs handsome new home was
formally occupied yesterday with races
and open house in the afternoon, and
one of the most delightful dances ever
held in this city, in the evening.
The friends of the club members
thronged the house all day, and the
register was inscribed with long list
of visitors, many of whom came from
out-of-tow
The races were close and interesting,
and were watched by hundreds on the
club house verandas and dock, the sur
rounding docks, and all along the
shore, while many were in boats of
every description.
There were six events. The pro-
gram was carried out with scarcely a
hitch. The boats made excellent time
in every race, every one of which
was closely contested.
The many boats dotted over the
sound and bay, with hundreds of flags
flying and the red and white emblem
of the yacht club everywhere in evil
dence, made up picture of beauty,
life and enthusiasm rarely before wit
raeca1 II, Iocol wafprS
The prettiest race of the day was
that of. the sloop.rigged yachts, in
which seven boats started. They got
over the line very evenly. They raced
over course of ten nautical miles in
length. 1t was from the line of the
buoy off the foot Of Market street.
around stake boat off South Amboy,
around the light house: to No. 10
buoy; and then returning over the
same course; then to the light house
and return. The race was closely
fought all the way.
The winner was Howard Greenley S
yacht Urchin. which made the run in
| hour, So minutes and 30 seconds,
The Urchin beat W. c. Halls Fair
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
SURROCATE'S
MONTHS WORK
Special 10 Tie Farming NeqOs.


New Brunswick, May 81: During
the month of May Surrogate DAILY has
probated these wills and granted these
letters testamentary
Wills probated are; Of August
Cylgertt, of Perth Amboy, by Andrew
Fech, executor, on MAY l.; of John
Klussendorf, of Perth Amboy, by
William Klussendorf, executor, on
May ,; of David Edgar Moore, OF
Raritau township, by Anna Rebecca
Moore, executrix, .on May %.
Letters of administration are: To
Hanna Jones, of Sayreville, on estate
of Henry S. Jones on May 4; personal
estate valued at $500: to Alvah Gray,
of Dunellen, on estate of Frances S.
Stevens on May 10, personal estate
valued at 800: to Charles II. Ten.
Brock, of Highland Park, on estate
of George Suydam on May IT, persona
estate valued at 800; to William A..
Gordon, of this city, on estate OF
Theresa V. Gordon on Nav "A, per-
sonal estate valued at Sl.5l0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
GREEK CHURCH
is DEDICATED.
One Thousand Men Paraded Be
fore the Ceremony Took
Place.

The Greek Catholic church Of St.
John the Baptist. in Broad street, of
which Rev. A. Novak is pastor. was
dedicated with imposing ceremonies
yesterday.
In the morning at s O'Clock the
Greek societies, numbering |, ,000m men,
paraded. Besides the societies II num-
her of local prominent men were
guests and rode in the carriages with
the visiting priests. Among them
were Judge Adrian Lyon, Christian
Brogger and J. j. Flynn.
The church was dedicated by Rev.
0. Zloky, of Lansford, Pa, He also
preached the sermon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
AN EVENING
WITH BRAGA.
Members and Friends Hear Fine
Program and Enjoy the
Dancing.

Members and friends of Braga Sing
ing Society spent an enjoyable even
ing at Braga hall Monday night.
1t was shortly after 8 o'clock when
the curtain went up and Prof. Hos
lett's orchestra played an overture.
Braga sang several songs; Prof.
Bancke, the leader of Braga. read
humorous stories: Mrs. Jeppe Sender.
gaard and Mrs. Anders Anderson sang.
They were heartily applauded and
were presented with flowers.
Dancing followed, starting with Il
march. Refreshments were served at
II O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
FORM new UNION.

A meeting of past sachems of the
Improved Order of Red Men is to be
held tomorrow night at the wigwam
of Seneca Tribe, of South Amboy, to
rganize a past sachems union. There
are about thirty past sachems in Pc
Ambo Tribe No. 60, of this city, and
it is expected that all will be present
at this meeting. The train leaves at
7:l9 o'clock at the Central station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
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CHILDREN LOST.

II was reported to the police today
that six.year-old Mike Lavendosky,
OF % Penn street, has been missing
since yesterday afternoon at : O'Clock.
1t is thought that he went to Boynton
Beach and boarded wrong trolley
car. He wore a black coat, white
pants and white cap.
The, boy was found this afternoon in
Woodbridge.
A iive-year.old daughter of S. Bell
kove was lost for several hours yester-
day, but was later found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
INJURED BY
PLAYMATES.

While running for hokey-pokey
wagon, Monday, Alfred johnson was
knocked down and is now suffering
with concussion Of the brain. Dr..
j. G.. Wilson is in attendance.
Young Johnson was with some other
boys ard they all tried to he served
first. One of the boys grabbed johnson
by the collar and swung him around
SO that lie fell heavily to the ground,
striking his head.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31

HAD CROWD.

Court Amboy, Foresters of Am erica,
had about 1900 people as their guests
at Loeser's Excelsior Grove ..yester-
day.
In the afternoon many sporting
events took place. Prizes for bowling
were awarded as follows: First, Max
Kaletsch, an eightday clock; second,
James Carey, a silver pitcher.
In the evening the dancing pavilion
was opened and it was crowded con-
tinually.
Charles Waller, of New York, san 9
several selections.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31

wind only on elapsed time. The Fair
winds time was l hour, SO minutes
and second.
Nelson Macan's Wasp finished third
in 2 hours, minutes and 20 seconds.
Augustus Longs Annie finished
fourth, reeling off the distance in 2
hours, minutes and 81 seconds.
Albros's boat Sadie, from Kreisch-
erville, was sailing a fine race, but
broke some of her shrouds in the first
turn and was unable to continue.
A. c.. Clarks Dorothy finished in
fifth position.
William Siginfus did not.fnish.
The prizes were pennants for first
and second.
The catboat race was won by l. VI.
Emanuel. Three boats were in the
race, Haskins boat, from Sewaren,
and Gilis and Beers boat. Haskins
finished second.
Emanuel's time was hour, Al
minutes and "a seconds. Haskins made
il in hour, AS minutes and 70 seconds.
Theodore Degenring broke the rud-
der of his boat at the start.
They raced over the same triang-
ular course as the sloops, and return,
distance of about eight nautical
miles.
First boat received fifteen-foot
pennant, and second boat a twelve-
foot pennant.
The four-oared rowing race for ST
Lawrence skiffs was won by E. X.
Southwick and Frank WogIom, with
Howard Hanson as coxswain. The
only other crew in the race, Ernest
Pierson and Francis Seaman, were u
close second. The course was from the
club house float to the buoy opposite
the foot of Market street, and return.
The winners made it in minutes and
II seconds. Pierson and Seaman made
it in minutes, II seconds. Three
pairs of silver cuff buttons were
awarded to the members of the win
ming crew.
The power boat race was won by
Il. ID. Rhodes. The course was around
the stakeboat and lighthouse and re-
turn.
/. The boats and the elapsed time OF
each wore as follows, the contest be-
ing hard-fought:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31

In the rowing skitf race, for two
men, all of the crews Withdrew except
Sheppard and Seaman and Emmons
and Chrlsty.
Sheppard and Seaman, with light
er skiff, beat Emmons and Christy to
the buoy and return. Their time was
3 minutes and 25 seconds. Emmons
and Christy made it in 3 minutes and
80 seconds. Five dollars was first
money, and 50 second.
c. H. Smith acted as aide during
the races, with his power boat, seeing
to it that the courses were turned
properly.
Too much credit cannot be given G.
V. Evans, chairman OF the regatta
committee. The other members are
Heman Anderson, c. S. Dutton,
Thomas Dover and H. f. Acker.
The dance in the evening was dis
tinct social event, the handsome clubs
house interior framing delightful
scene. Dancing commenced about 9
CLOCK ana III was dIb6A ciOCh
when the strains of Home Sweet Home
ended the final waltz. The music was
furnished by Andrew Nelson at the
piano and Arthur st. Andrassy,
violin. Refreshments were served
during the first and second parts, on
the lower floor.
Manv ouestc wpfp nraSant fr0m out
of town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
THE MAYOR DECIDED.

A dispute between Contractor L. c..
N. Brogger and Assistant Superin-
tepdent =. F.. Burke, of the trolley
company, in regard to the closing OF
one of the tracks of the trolley turn
out for few days for the laying of
the sewer on Smith street, near the
Central depot, was settled by deti-
sion of the mayor that the contractor
had a right to close the one track.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
AUTO CLUB OUTING.

The Richmond County Automobile
Club of Staten Island went through
this city yesterday morning on their
way to Keyport. They took the route
given in Saturdays NEWS. They re-
turned by way Of Perth Amboy about
& O'Clock last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
DANA PICNIC.

Dana Relief Society held picnic
and outing at Union Grove, on Wood
bridge road, yesterday afternoon and
last night. Athletic events of all sorts
took place. In the evening d ancing
was the feature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
FROM BRIDGE ACCOUNT,

Speciai 10 Me Evenf1g Neq0s.
New Brunswick, May 31:-At an
adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Freeholders, this morning, 81, 500
was transferred from the Amboy
bridge account to the Milltown bridge
account
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
BOARDING HOUSE

Lease and furniture for sale, good
location; 5000 cash required; great
opportunity. Inquire
SNYDER, Agent. III Smith St.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
ATTENDED CONVENTION.

Fifteen members of the Epworth
League, of the Danish NJ. e. church,
attended an EpworthLeague cQnven-
tion in New York yesterday They
returned about 10 O'Clock last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
Now for a Talk on
SIDING

and particularly Red Cedar
Bevel Siding; which has two
distinct advantages over the
ordinary white pine siding.
rst. 1t is rifted or quarter
ed; you may have noticed in
the wear of floor, that the
flooring whose grain stands
on edge wears even, while
the fiat grained one splinters.
Just SO with the rifted siding,
Z it wears better and takes and
holds paint better than any
hat-grained siding could.
end. Its cost is a quarter
less than white pine. That S
a point that hits your pocket.
There are on the market
various sidings, supposed to
be as good as Red Cedar, and
: sold for the same price. 1t is
these "just-as-good" sidings
that turn out bad, and in
some places cause Red Cedar
to be looked down upon.
We Sell the Genuine.
If you have to buy any
siding, it will be worth your
while to come and see ours.
1t will be time well spent.
G0llam |. BOyll0l
Sewaren, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31
MRS. THOMAS cLuNEy.

The death of Mrs. Thomas Cluney
occurred Monday at her home, lis
Madison avenue, after prolonged
illness. The funeral will be held at
2:3O tomorrow afternoon at the house,
Rev. w. c. Snodgrass officiating.
FL. LARKlNS 357 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-31

Look for the Real Estate column on
page 3
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(s(priI5 ,6,12;t3)
ad,uus

NHblrcb peroet aue Herfonet iIlo Gbrpers
f6aften, incorporate ober poIttifde, tpelda In
Der Staot Baltimore elm @ef6dft betreibeI, fiir
ipelbeS Die @rbebuug elmer ,Stadtss2ieeu5 ers
forberIi6 lit, aufaefprhert, am rber Dor benz
eritena Sage bes Monats Mai .. 9. eiHe 2tCeH5
5u l6ferl ODER btefeIbe 5u eruettert.
Cine 9eridinlnib Der @rreuerlt1g itrer 9i'
cen3 bis 5rnt eritcn Gage bes 0lunats Mai o.J.
bon Seitct bon Rerfonet. Die iest foIhe l@es
l6dfte betreiben, lpirb ~oieielben elmer 8eIoftras
fe unterperfeH. t-.
Sn ueberetnittntntung nit benz Sc, 9rtifel,
40. unb SO. NbidHitt, bes @ooer oer n%ugenteis
mem 6ffentIi6en @efeBe peroen 9tppIifarten fir
3raoers' 2icen8et aufgeforoert, in 8etton nors
5%nfprecbeH uro ette befhiporene AHpahe iiber
ben gBert6 oes bon benz befagten gppIifunten
e~efilbrten 9agers 5u mnlben. Die qiceH5 miro
o%enteemd3 ausgeftelt tperoeH.
Sr. Abam Teupert, MftItar bes Common
9teass@eribtS, ioiro ain unb mad W1ntdg, ben
10. gtpriI 1905, 5tuifbeu ben StunbeH bon o
ubr 8ornittags bis 4 tlbr 9ladnnittngs, in feis
nem 9iirenu i'm @rb9efbob' bes @eribtsgebdus
oes, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dur @nsgabe bon
2icen3en bereit iein.
Gas 5taatssg SerTi6er s.9epnrteutent bon
Wlarnlano miro am NIB nan Dtuut1g, bel /.
Mat 1905, 5fpif6et ben Gtlin6tt ibhii @ ffbr
8prmittags bis 4 llbr Gafmittags, In feiuen
giireanr, CIR. 900, MISUNDERSTANDING, 8nltis
morcs lno Sout5.Strnbe 8ur 8erdnseabung
bon idbrItheu Observation-Disclosures
bereit ietH.
Mininm 8. Green,
Sbertff bon Baltimore.
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bon Der I6tpei5er uno Der itoIieni-
i6en Seite Elm un6 trafen in oer9Otit-
te 5uiommen, mo li6 oos eiierne8bor
beftuoet, meldes oaS @initr0men boll
BeiBem 8aiier b%erbinbert. 9ieies
8bor puroe BEL Der @elegenbeit gum
erIten Male geoffnet. an Der Gin.
fobrt gum Funnel berri6te 5rii6-
lingsmetter, o6tpobl Die umlie9enoen
9erge NIT S6nee beoedt naren, ober
I'M Snnern mar Die Temperatlr ie6r
bod. Ser S~ngenieur 9ronoa1, nell
der Die arbeiten an Dem Sunnel ge.
leitet batte, fiibrte ben itaIieniiden
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bon 8ergleltten nit 2oternen be-
leu6tet mar. Ser 3ug bon Der tta.
lienii6en Seite traf 5uerit an Dem
e%iiernen Sbor Elm un0 etluaS ip1ter
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Chores ge60rt. @enige Minlten
lang pe%ritGnoigte man iid NIT Som.
meridldgen gegen oas E6or un6
idlieBlid tp1roe oieieS ielbIt inter
frenetiidem Subelgeidrei un0 Rltfen
n@S lebe Die S6ipei5" uno nGs Gebe
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pelen ipielten Ben itolieniihen So
nigs . Mori6 uno Die idpei5er Sea.
tionol = SPINNER uno sic beioen sc.
IeQi6aften s1tmarmten uno fiiBten
chamber. Ger S~ngenieltr 9rouoar
reidte Dem Sn9enieur Hoiemuno,
Dem 2eitcr Ger @rbeiten ouf oer
Idpei3er Settle, Ole Sono, uno Ser
italieniide 9ii6of 0opearo umorm.
te ben idmei3er 9iidof Sion. Der
2ettere bielt oann cine fi1r5e gnIpro-
6e, in oeren 8erlouf er io9te: Sic
Stride le9net ben 6ortidritt." SIM
Romen @ottes peibte ct ben Gum
mel.
Sn Snbien trot am letten 9ienItog
elm Grobe6en elm, meld)eS nomentli6
IN Der Staot 2obore groBen 8erluIt
an Wenidenleben unb @igentbnm
DeronloBte. @irfn 70 gi~ngeborene
unb neun Guropder tuuroen BORT ge.
tootet.
Sonia 6 bipar,0 uno YtGi-
bent 2ou6et meroen alic be1te bless.
pfc 5uiatnmeniteden un6 Die Worof-
%fofroge erorterl, nennalei6 Die Of
fiSioie Greiie Sronfrei6's ser Be-
aegnung feline poIitii6e 9eOeutung
beimiBt. Die offene 3biire meroen
o6er aud Sonig uno 9rGiioent nid)t
pieoer 31tmoderl.
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8iirean Der gufi5et-GpmmiIdre.
MertdttShaus.
Y a / nj o c, ben g.. Mprtl 1870
EeffentIife 8efnnntmadlung.

MN 1T Q {, utH 0. UVIU IUUO.
EeffentIife 8etanutmad lung.
Sds Yubiifum miro bterourdb her1dbrt6tigt
bab bic 9eb6roe Der RoIi5ei=Gommindre eiter
Gefebi erluiien bat, luorin bon alien 8oIiSeit
Irottoire, @oiieh, Iucns uno 9rlnoftiide, Die
in eiHem uHii6eren nnb u~nreinen 3iitnuoe fiHb,
5u beri6ten into burcb Serbaftsbefeble UNI
Serb1ftuHg eege1 ale BerfOHe1t bor8ugeben,
tpeitbe Die Gprf6rifteu Der 8erornnnngeu oes
WldborS uno etaotratbs In 9e8na anf ben ft6e'
TEN urlo reinen Suftano bon Irottoireu, 8pf'
fen, Aueps uno @rtnoitiiden iibertreter.
4ae 8iireer foaten besbalb penigftcHs gut
Ilsilbung Der i6Hen in otefem 1lmfange auferi
legteu Rfli6t b%eiiraeeH uro oem 9epnrtement
in Der geoba6tlrg liro MIstfibrtttg otefer
BeroronuHgeH bebililt6 ieiH.
Weprae N. Btais,
Games 8. greftuu,
S11mas Z. SbrgDd,
(glpriI7, g. 10ib) Yoli5etsSummiffdre.
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Sepnrtement fir %5ffenflidbe GanteH.
SnbsS Department neS StaotsSngentenrs.
Baltt nor c, ben s.. 9tprtI 1905.
Nh Mne hfa Cd ntnehkt

Nm Ale, bic es nUaeBt!
@s miro bierburb an Die BETTER bon Gigeit'
tbum an GIiftuns9luenue. bon Der Sitieite oer
3ebnten StrnBe bis 5ur 8efiieite bet Gbelfeas
Ierrnce, befnuut gegeben, oaB Der St1ot Sngea
rteur Die MISUNDERSTANDING fir bic GtoeIiruttg
ln0 8flaiierung BET hetaaten StraBe, bon Der
@eitfeite oer @beIfeaslerraee. in BET ean3er
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SO SUB, laut ben 8orf6riftett ber am 49, Wtira
gefteut bat. 7frt1.ll4..gE \
Die auf Sieien 5aa be3iiaIi6er 8apiere iino
in otelem 8itreaii aufbepubrt, NIB BET Staots
Biirenu 3tpif6en ben Gtlnoen bon IL 1lbr
WittngS bis 2 llbr gsddbmittdgs, iraeno iuelhe
iuortIi6e ODER i0riftIi6e g%tnsaben, Die bon ins
8etra6t 6teben.
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(s(prtI5,6 G, 1919 GtaofsSnaehieur.
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Charles ". GtrnSyer.

Gs ftarb at 6. apriI 1905 Charles II.
etrnier, ~geIiebter @aiie bon gIifabetb Strafs
fer. I'M sllter BON GO Subren II WIonGtett uno
go6mtttaas 2 tbr, bon feiner Ietten 8obnuna,
gr. $40. g9eit'GomborbsStra aus itatt. Bet
febung %prtbatint. (97-S)
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germiidlte Auaeiseu.
unterrihf
Waper's Satent Snniiible boppelte
WfGier

gum ssate unb In Die Gerne 81 feten: brinet
Shnen 8ufribentett In ieber Gage. Sic f5ns
men ipeif unb ndbe febrn our teIben Belt. geruoe
70. Gut. ais iuie Sic. fehs3e1D Juhre all pdrcn.
genfadht. obne Cement.
Sraaen Sic 5bIen 0ptifer fir oisfeIben.
(WdrsI8@
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Qpubo,t $ Harf.

Der banptidhftdtite Sriehhot In Baltimore.
8u ieber Belt errei6bor. Siinf Gents Snbrs
GELD oon dIeft StoStibeiIen. Gtrabenba6rs
0aggpns pn5firer ben SnupteiHgane ale bret
Minuteit. @urnes 0arte5immer fir GoI6e,
bic ben 5riebbof BET raubem Netter befu6en.
9eerdbHibplase gu febr m1bieefi Yreifen,
fdntmtIih inter fortiudbrenoer gffeae.
Bureau: Rr. II, Meit.S aratnga.s trahe.
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Waraaret q. Sdlluatfa.

IS ftnrb am 6. @priI 1905, I'M Mo libr
Mloreens, in DIR. 1908, 9toros@rpuofpah, Wtar.
garet ". Shpatfa, geIiebte Satin bon Or.
Sobn y. S0fudtfa, i'm FILTER bon 40 Snbren.
(97-S)
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2prraine

Mafertidi Harfartta - Grtebftdt.
@eftIid bon gSaIbroof eiit tno eine babe
MetIe. aenuet bic NIT Boubattan besei1nete
Norttsstncntesgar Sreie 8uifhen Mafmiftnas
ont terminus. Yretfe bon 8eprdbnlBpfdkeu iett
Gdton 1913. giireau: 1ranfltu. uab Wtnbipr-
Guaos. 8erlnugt Sruihiire. (alai4 .1S,9&S)
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Sobn VI. SenfeI,
Rr. GOA, sRs-e 6ars. etrahe,
HI her Qeidlenheffatfer.

tpeI6er aue s~frtfrdee ftets sur 8ufriebenbeit
ruSfibrt. Die bon TIM bebaH>s iten 2ei6en
f6nnen Bonen long Iteeer, obne bic geringIten
erabuirte GtnbaIinnirsria. nnb lit sic s,e5anbs
lung bon GrauenIet1en beren sDeaiufitd:.
(Sant0,1O
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Girdllidle Inseigen.
Hefaantutad1nngea
ahrrnn bes etnbt.Meumeters.

8GIttmore, ben Z. Aprtt 1905.
Ser GtahtsSeometer piro ft6 am 5reitng,
ben ID. 9lprtI 1905, 3ormittngs 8 ubr, an
Srt uno Gteae e%tnfinben unb oas gibenu Der
neutrality-suspicious.. bon 8areiab : StraBe bis
DorTz9tuao. teitftelfen; fpuie I'M 10 llbr 8ors
mittaGs. nm oas 9lioeuli ber HnceaStrabe, bon
B~arneDsStraBe bis 28iHoiorsStraBe, t~eit5ufteIs
len.
9ialeigb 6. S9amas,
(apriID Gtdots9epmeter.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-31
GEORGE BECKER DEAD.

He Was the First Concert Ticket Agent
Here-WeF Known 10 Musicians.
George Becker, the first man 10 establish
a concert ticket agency in this city did
suddenly yesterday morning after a short
illness. On Wednesday the Kneisel quar-
tst, for which he had acted as the sub
scription agent in New York, gave a con-
cert in Mendelssohn Hall 20 mark the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary Of his activity in New
York. Mr.. Becker, who was we'll known
to allmusio lovers in the city, was too III
to attend but his death yesterday morning
at his home, 2O6 West iO2d street, was en-
trely unexpsoted He had been suffering
for several days from tonsllitis and a
change for the Worse came suddenly.
He was born 81 years ago IN Germany
and came e. q child to this country. Nearly
forty years ago he began 20 act as librarian
concert ticket agency, first with the Schu-
berts and later with Ditson- He has sold
tickets for all the important concerto given
IN New York IN the last twenty years and
his poEtsness and pa tienOs made many
friends for him
The bsnefit concert on Wednesday, or
ganized by Franz KnSissl, was intended as
a compliment TO him and a. compensation
for some Of the misfortunes he has suffered
10 recsnt years. He was robbed Of moro
than q, 900 q year ago. Not long before
that disaster his son fen under a truck
which made 70 necessary for him 10 have
his foot amputated The son and a widow
survive Mr.. Becker.