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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09
TO PUNISH RYANl|
. FOR HIS REFUSAL
To Give Answers to Questions
Beforelnvestigating Committed
JEROME TO FORCE HIM
BAD HANDS TO AVOID TER.
Ri5LE FINANCIAL CA.
TASTROPHE.

New York, Dec. 8-The committee
investigating life insurance conditions
today determined to send to District
Attorney Jerome a request that he
institute proceedings against Thomas
f. Ryan, financier and cwner Of a ma.
iority of the stock In the Equitable
Life to punish Ryan for refusing to
answer questions before the commit.
tee. Ryan had refused to answer
when asked what e. & Hartman
president of the Union gand Southern
Pacific railroad companies, had said 10
him when Hartman tried to induce
him TO share his control Cf the Equit.
able with Hartman.
Ryan was asked whether Hartman
had threatened that results disastrous
to Ryan's interests would ensue, or If
Hartman had told him some action
would be taken by the state legisla-
ture, or any officer of the government
unless Ryan consented to share his
stock with him. Acting on the advice
of his attorney, Ryan declined to an
syer those questions, although Sena-
tor Armstrong, chairman of the com
mittee directed him to do so. Ryan,
however, did answer one question by
aging that Hartman did not tell him
at that time there would be legisla-
live investigation of the life insurance
business unless he gave up part of the
Hyde stock.
During the examination. Ryan said
relations between Hartman and him
self were quite strained for several
lays and that the up-shot of several
interviews between the two, was that
Ryan told Hartman he intended to
carry out his original plan regardless
Of what he or any one else might do
Hartman would have taken any of
the stock which he could have got
said Ryan. Witness again declined to
'nswer when he was asked whether
Hartman offered to put any shares
that he might get into the trust which
was afterward created by Ryan.
The committee did not pursue this
'N"'O" any luitneI Dul asked Ryan
about other matters Later in the day.
however, Senator Armstrong announc
ed the committee had determined to
transmit a certified copy of Ryan's
testimony to District Attorney Jerome
with a request that proceedings be in
stituted by him to punish Ryan for
refusing to answer the questions.
When Ryan was asked why he had
given $4,000 a share for stock that
paid only per cent dividends, he de-
clared he did it TO avert what he fear.
ed would be the most tremendous
panic this country has ever seen"
II the Equitable society were forced
into the hands cf a receiver by the
situation prevailing when he bought
the stock Frightful losses, he said
would have followed such receivership. |
and his own large enterprises would |
have been seriously affected. To take |
this company out of the hands In |
which 1t was going to destruction and |
give 1t to clean, economical and eff. |
clent management and restore its |
prosperity for the benefit of all honest
interests, Ryan testified, seemed TO |
him to be worth doing ana that was |
1ne Of his reasons for buying control
Of the property
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NEW TEN DOLLAR COUNTERFEIT

Washington, Dec. S.-The secret
service has announced the discovery
of new counterfeit ten dollar United
States tBuffalo) note of the series of
1901 Lyons. registrar and Roberts.
treasurer In the portrait the left eye
has a decided cast upward. There is
l period between the word Washing.
on and I'd. c." instead of a comma.
There is no period after the H" in
the signature of the treasurer
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WILL REACH A SETTLEMENT

Caracas, Venezuela, Dec. S.-Cap
tain Wright, local manager Of the
New York and Bermudez Asphalt
company and American Minister Rus
sell, had congference with President
Castro on the subject of the Asphalt
company's claims. Both s'des are
willing TO reach an amicable settle
ment and there Is strong probability
this will be the result of the confer
ence
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09
Patrick Prepared His Own Ap-
peal to Higher Tribunal
HE SAW MANY EXECUTED
1T is NOW FIVE YEARS SINCE HE
WAS ARRESTED FOR THE
MURDER OF RlCE-WIFE
CALLS ON HIM.
PATRICk'S FIGHT FOR LIFE

> William Marsh Rice was
. killed at No. 500 Madison ave
. nue. Sept. 23, 1900.
= Albert r. Patrick arrested
= Oct. 4, 1900.
= Indicted for murder In the
= first degree April 25, 1901
= Trial began Jan. 90, 1902
= Patrick convicted March, 26,
. 1902
> Put in the death house in
. Sing Sing April Z, 1902.
= Number of witnesses called
= during trial, 1902
= Cost of the trial, $120,000
. Appeal fer new trial Feb. 10,
. 1903.
. Petition for new trial denied
: by trial court March 3, 1908.
. Argument on appeal to Court
, of Appeals postponed for sec
, ond time May 20, 1904
' Argument for reopening case
, Feb. II, 1905.
. Argument for new trial
, March Is, 1905
, Application denied and con-
viction confirmed June s. 1905
, Stay of execution refused
, June IA, 1905.
, New day CT sentence of death
for execution Aug. Z, 1905.
, Motion for reargument and
; stay Of execution granted July
"a, 1905.
, Motion for reargument de-
, MED Oct. 27, 1905.
, Resenteneed on December G,
, 1905.
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Sing Sing. New York. Dec. s.
When | finally leave the death housl
shall do so absolutely vlndicated.
shall be a free man. All this long time
| have been confined in this awfu
place has been In the shape of pun
ishment undeserved. All | want is
that justice be done In my case. and
then | know that | shall regain my
liberty in the end | shall keep on
fighting for my rights and for my
freedom until the very end"
Such was the statement made yester-
day by Albert r. Patrick, the law
yer, who was found guilty by a jury
three years ago of the murder of Will
liam Marsh Rice, the eccentric Texas
multimillionaire, and for which crime
Patrick was sentenced to die in the
electric chair.
The papers in the appeal have been
prepared by Patrick personally In his
cage in the death house. He has
been hard at work for months on the
matter and last night when the night
watch reported for duty in the grre.
some place Patrick called out TO his
fellow prisoners and to his keepers:
MY case is ready for argument
and ! know that | shall be victorious
in the ond, he declared.
Patrick's Appeal Unique.
The appeal which Patrick has been
preparing is in the shape of a writ of
error. In this writ he has set out
clearly and in a businessl.ke manner
all the Federal questions involved
Patrick says he understands his own
case better than anybody else.
This is the first time in this State
that a man under sentence of death
has personally prepared his appeal
TO the highest court in the land
Thore who have heard Patrick read
his case on appeal declare Il is the
work of an expert
The mere aplication will serve as
a stay of execution. and when the day
comes around for the carrying out of
the death penalty Warden johnson
will be powerless TO act.
Patrick calculates that Il will take
at least nine months before argument
can be heard in the Supreme Court
in Washington. In the meantime he
will rema n in The death house IN Sing
Sing
Mrs. Patrick called TO see her hns-
band in the death house yesterday. lie
told her that his papers we're ali
ready for the new move in his case
and that she ned not worry concern
Ing bis future.
Has Seen Seventeen Die.
When Patrick made known 10 his
fellow convicts that he would carry
bis case TO the United States su-
preme court there was rejoicing in the
death houre. Patrick is the Mayor
Of the place. having been elected for
he second time by his companions.
As mayor Of the death house he has
supreme authority To- settle all ques
ions in dispute among The condemned
men.
Some q the murderers in She death
Concluded On Sec0ud PAGE.
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FINED U. $. MARSHAL.

Kansas City, Dec. S.-W. n. Thorn
as. formerly deputy United States mar
shal at Springfield. was fined $1,000
n the United States district court to.
day for having falsifed his expense
account with the government. He was
indicted by the grand jury several
laws.
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MURDERED HIS SWEETHEART.

Chicago. December S.-Accusine
himself of having murdered his sweet
heart, Annie Anderson. in Detroit.
John Morris surrendered 10 the police
tonight Morris acts as if mentally
unbalanced bur is being held until
the Detroit authorities can be COM
r,unicated with
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EXPLORER FIALA wEos.

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. s.-AnthOny
Fiala. the Arctic explorer. Of Brook
lyn. and Miss Claire Puryear were
married here last night Miss Puryes-
is a lineal descendant Of Commodore
Matthew Maury.
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HISTORY oF THE CRIME.

Montpelier. VT. December S.-Mrs
Mary Rogers was convicted of the
murder Of her husband, Marcus Rog-
crs. upon the evidence of Leon Per
ham. the boy who turned states eyi
dence and was sentenced to life i'm
prisolment He is now serving that
sentence. According TO Perham Mrs.
Rogers lured her husband to the
banks of a small stream. where. after
pIayfully prevailing upon him TO allow
her TO tie bis hands with a rope, she
suddenly threw the loose end around
bis neck and strangled him. The boy
says he then helped her throw Rogers
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SUCCESSOR TO MITCHELL.

Portland. Ore. December S.-Gov-
erHor Chamberlain will appoint a sue
cessor to Senator Mitchell within a
week % is alrno-t a certainty that tire
nep senator viii be Democrat =
dozen eligible men have already been
suggested.
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ROBBED THE SAFE.

Clarksville, Tenn, Dec. S.-A safe
in Booth Bros. store al Bethlehem
was blown open last night and $50
in money and diamond ring were
taken
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REPORTERS TELL THE PRINCE.

REPORTERS TELL THE PRINCE
New York. December S.-Prince
Min reached New York on
the Kaiser Wilhelm II. yesterday
morning. He proved 10 be an intelli-
gent type of his race. When told of his
brothers suicide he fell back, his eyes
dilating, his complexion changing
from chocolate to a whittier hue, his
breath coming in quick gasps. He
seemed about TO fall and placed his
hand over his heart. Then quickly re-
covering his composure, he asked:
Did my brother kill himself before
the Emperor"
He seemed not to grasp the fact
that ii was case of self destruction
and asked: did the Japanese kill
him? Are they after me, too? VIII
they kill me?"
Being advised to go TO Washington
to get particulars, he asked: isn't
New York safe? Are there many Jap
anese here?"
Asked if he would follow the ex-
ample of his brother, he denied that
IL was the custom of his nation for
brother TO follow brother in suicide.
Il cannot tell that" he said. "I have
no Official news of the suicide. | know
nothing"
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WHERE GHOSTS WALK.

Wilmington, Del. Dec. S.--Ten thou
sand dollars I'm buried gold was today
found near Sharptown, Md, in a de.
serted manison.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

Domestic
Death of inmate of Indiana
Girls Industrial Home due to
swallowing concentrated lye.
Superintendent said death was
. due to natural causes. Page I.
Finish Of Steel King Corey is
in sight as he will be succeed
. ed by Superintendent Morriron
. Wife al Reno with his sister.
/. Page 4.
Lawyer Patrick has prepared
. his papers for appeal 10 high
. est tribunal in endeayor 10 es-
cape the death chair Page I.
d. Korean prince promises not
+. to commit suicide in this coun
" try, but will not say what he'll
" do when he returns home. Gus
. tom Of his country is when one
brother kills himself, ,econd
" must follow suit. Page I.
Baroness Redwitz. reared as
+. ward of Bishop Spalilng. and
who created sensation over
e. world by renouncing Catholic
e. ism, is In Peoria seeking read
. mission 10 Roman church.
L. Page I.
&. Mother and son convicted Of
. killing sherif while in dis
q. charge of his duty Page 2.
. District Attorney Jerome re-
. quested to punish Ryan for his
. refusal 70 answer questions be-
. fore investigating committee
{. Page I.
. Mary Rogers never faltered
ar her execution for the muir
. der Of her husband Page 4.
Sporting.
report that Fiiz-immons is
an IN as a pugilist Was com
. PEELED 20 rest against building
D.. while out on The road for run
. and gasp for breath Page I.
. financial.
d. Wheat market exhibited a
q. nervous feel ne ant generally
q. unsettled. Page s.
d. stock market inclined 10
q. feVcrishntss. nevertheless
/. there was "A variety q yigur-
. ols speculative movement and
. NO damage results to values.
. Page s.
. Weebiy cyp1rt=. failures and
, bank clearances Page s.
. Local.
. Ascai0n ioslge. X of 2. elect
, officers for The CnHinE year.
|, The Orpheum gives as
. Christmas gift to the Chndren's
!. Home entire receipts Of Two
!. matinee performance
Alderman Lawler proposes TO
raise license Of saloons SieU in
) stead af $500.
Personal. In Soc ely aud
} Cfy News in Brief
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Cats as ships wsseots

~9ls . oIITNs WaEECLs-
Many Of the large ocean Ereyhounds
ca1y CATS as msscOts. these pets be
ing vel khOwn to glObetrOtters.
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Saturday December 8, 1905.


Suspended over a volcanic
crater Russians hear titanic
forces at work and see faint
reflection Of seething. hidden
fires.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09
HIS SISTER MITH WEE.

Reno. Ncy.. Dec S.-Mrs. William
Eli, Corey. wife Of the president Of
he United States Steel corporation,
is in Reno. accompanied by her sister
.n-law. Miss Ada Corey. and a friend
who-e name neither will diyulge
They came TO Reno a month ago.
leased the most handsomely furnished
house IN town. and have been living
here ever since
Does Not Deny Report.
Mr.. Corey is II medium heighr
plump. with sparkling eye and coal
black hair. She was nervous whc1
seen this afternoon. and a. first She
was inclined 90 reiterafe hsr denial
buf oa second thought stated thar she
would ther deny nor confirm it and
did MT care 90 De- interviewed 90 ihe
'disagreeable subject"
Mrs. Co-eys sisterin-law TO-DAY
aid
Mrs. Corey does not care 20 De En-
tarviewed. don't care 10 tell you
whether she intends ~ secure d.
vorce or moi. when 7 left nv broiher
in Chicago aiout a month ago Z vas
on friendly terms with him since ihat
time Of course there has been a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
TRANsAcTIoNs IN REALTY.

KiddIe & Buohew were the brokers in the recent
sale Of TWO lots on the south side OF i6Sd-st be-
tween Washington and 30 ayes August Jacob. the
buyer VIII improve the plot with a SIX story
building.
Robert r. Perkins has bought from Mary F. Dis
brow No 457 West l53d-st.. a three story brown
stone dwelling house. on a lot 2sxl0o feet
". e Hogan & Co has sold in conjunction with
John Il Behrmann the plot OF eight lots on the
north side Of lgth-st. 2o5 feet west Of Avenue D.
Solomon q Greenbaum have sold for the Dallas
sSss5ly Company 70 l. q y Flncus, Nos, o9a az
On plot 5lXl0o feet, overlooking Riverside Drive
~. 7. Anderson has sold for client me Plos
bT6 feet, on The north side Ct l7lst-st' II feet
Clement ii smiih has sold Nos ssS East l76th-st..
sael Daly-aFe. ano z.4ls Bryant-st-
J. =. Briggs has sold FOR the Ge-mania Life In
brick and stone private dwelling house No. 662
West End-aEe., on lot zoNs0 feet -. ,-.s,
u Barnett Freedman no. lAl ThompsOn-st, a nYe
story tenement house with stores, on lot zSXlVO
PRED zttel has sold for Minnie a. Dyson No l42
u est s6th-st-, four story dwelling mousse on Iot
Harry Goodstein has sold 10 Louis Kreiger.
Through J. 1tOsenEWelg. No 81 West u5th-st' a I'VE
sloEy nathouse, On lot 25Xlo0n feet. -,
Mrs y. Myers has sold, through l. Wall, 70 a Dr.
GAS 20. ~ West 69th-st, a I'VE story nalhoose'
ne COIN BaeT- AIyers-Aronzon Company has sold
boise oI lei n ne y see3
Harry E Zittei has SOLD Tor Mary ". Turner No.
4. East Gd-st. q three story high stoop dwelling
Gordon s. AieCreedy q co. and Jesse c. Bennett
= 20. have SOLD for Henry D. Mirlck NO 81 Wsst
sSeao-aYe- seven story apartment house. on ploL
lslh-sf
The Gross & Gross Company has sold for J. II
Ravens 70. 81 West End-ave. six story apart
Aest house. on lot z5xl0g feet.
ne New Amsterdam Realty Company mas sofa
10 szs AnnEterdsszl-ave. I'VE story naIhorse with
store, z5xs0Xl6Q feet II. Rossnbaum was the
broker. Also sold No. 65 shave. four story
ssasiness building, on lot l6.5xso feet Morris +
sleIne was the broker. Also sold the nve story
y oNnstone uathouses Nos. 1S3 and la5 West bSo-st
oi9i4z feet. II. Y. Mead q Co. were the brokers
II 4 a. Piucus have sold Nos. 5js aud 20 West
= ] 81. Two five story dathouses on plot bA6xlO9h
~ %. Baker q Bro. have sold for the Unique
1fsllty Company the plot 50Es5 feet, on the north
Nl9e OF lllst-sl. 10 feet west Of AnnsteEdam-aVe
Joseph Wolf has bought from =. kamber the
kleL, l5oE1o feet, running through from 156th 10
@s.n-Et. s. feet west Of bth-ave.
- re nEm o. J. B. Ketcham has sold for Peter
seytn the SIX story elevator apartment house nos.
- -Ls1 IS Vest i2zth-Et-, on plot b0Gs8-l fe29.
~ sstes r. DurOEs has sold Tor Oswald Gasteyef
-. - West I7th-st. I'VE story nathOuses with
store on lot Z7El2l feet
t15lel aosenblatt has bought through the VIII
b. q =. Davis Company from Amanda cohn no.
:. East Sd-st-. q three story dwelling house with
--,tloas IiK62Elo2 feet. ar. Rosenblatt now con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07

r.ouis Rodney Berg sold yesterday for the Jerome
.,enpe Realty Company twenty-six lots. compris-
s,r the entire frontage the west side of Jerome
- north OF Burnssde-ave., TO a syndicate. which
s..,sg To erect four five story apartment houses
- seht southerly lots OF the parcel. which adjoins
-, rt,ree ana one-half lots at the northwest cor
- ~ Jerome and Burnside ayes. sold recently to
,he Hamilton Bank.
The plans for these apartment houses, which
n, ave a frontage of 50 feet and depth OF 50
-. ere beinc drawn BY Gordon Tracy & SwaTt-
v0ut-
The Law Building. NO. 80 SHAVE, five story
+-,,c,tIre occupying a plot z9sxlOO feet, between
op,b and 18Th SITS. was yesterday reported sold
~. ra-baven Realty Company she seller, acquired
-. b-.l5ine from The Beacon Hin Realty Com
eTv sI January 1904 for consideration of S2S00Oo
~. rreseu1 assessed value Is $4,000.
Pichsrd n Montgomery has sold for David 9.
TeTFef Of Brooklyn, 10 an investor, Nos Is and Is
~ sin being the southwest corner OF Old Slip
- Warer-st Mr.. Legget bought this property
ovsr thirty years ago from the NerplancH estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
AT BRONX sALESROOM
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY L Phillips CO: Dyckman-st. 7 $50 Fl W o F.
ST l40xl50K reg; story dwg h. story stable and
F2oant: 10 Chenowith for $50 CO., 27S 2S4 Dyck-
man-st. B-st. 1O0X165x rreg: story
story dwR rs: Marie Alderman 3 L Alderman et
al Coudert Bros, GOlduark, partition:
J Lever and " H Subway for $4,000.
Joseph p Day: 202 T7th-st S s, 70 e 3d-ave,
SON1O22. story blk dBg h; " K Major and exrs.
NJ Farrell ct al L w Butts, atty; 3 O'Donnel.
ref: amt due S14 Ol0 80: taxes $3.50 49, withdrawn
Ferris-aye or road Eastern Boulevard. $40 Ak
Dol Xxi, 304 5x2s3x1 369 Xix Sarah Craig agt Mary
Luther ct al Rosendale Dodd attys; N L Erlanger,
Sheriff: due. So IFS SIS: also a Of
So 600; s. TO the plt for $4,000; Chat
vacant: voluntary sale: L D Ward for S35 600
AT THE BRONX SALESROOM
BY Arcouay & CO. 70 and 1917 Catharine-st n . s
81 8 II W Of Hamon-st. D ex73; story h with
stores: voluntary sale Jacob BeTman for SIS $50:
Prospect-ave. 80 II Of 1S3dst, 60XS3 vol
untary sale; 10 kaufman Of New-Hayen Tor 81. 800;
Honest Sc LongfeIlow-st, 2Jx100; vacant;
voluntary withdrawn; Belmont-ave, ls6th
50xg7 g. voluntary sale; TO Mercury Realty
S. l50 5S5 Prospective, 135 It Of Becst,
2JXlOO. story blk Z h; voluntary SALE TO George e
ETreger for S1l,425.
BY SharTott q Thorn: Marcy Place. n 30 II e OF
Jeroeave s771xOoxlO91 x1O0; vacant; voluntary sale;
Allison 80 80; Garden-st. n 265 II OF
Southern Boulevard 90 Ix1001; vacant voluntary sale;
J. Rossnstein for $500.
BY Reiter & Newman: Pelham-ave, corner Hughes
ave 101x29 voluntary sale: withdrawn 1s2dst,
n s. % n " Of Westinghouse, 1O0x1O0 story dwg
h. voluntary sale Joseph L OErlen for S12lOO; Bel
Tnont-ave 20 Il Of 1S9th-st. 50xi0O; vacant; volun
tgry sale; TO II Ansorge for $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS,

Rosedale-ave W s. S25 II n Of Mansion-st; two
story frame dwelling house. 20x21; Vito Pom
panton. owner: ] J VTeeiand. architect
2d-st. . s, $50 # n Of 242d-st. two story frame
dwelling house, IS. 2X32 s. Phoebe J Leo Wolfe.
owner; J Melville Lawrence. architect. ~....-.
152d-st s $, 45O # of Courtlandt-ave, one
story brick stable. 50x2S ALLEGRO Spallone,
owner; NJ ] Garvin. architect ..................
149th-st s. 27O-3 II OF Morris-ave six story
brick store and tenement house. 50X67; AvallOne
& Biondi. owners; Moore Landsiedel, archi-
tectS
l7Oth-st s g. 1Ol II Of Franklin-ave. two five
story brick tenement houses 46.112SXS9- III; Ed
ward Barry. owner; Moore & Landsiedei.
Forest-ave. W s. 2s94 IT S OF 1e5th-st. five story
brick tenement house. 59.102sxSS: David Robin
son. owner; Moore & Landsiedel. architects.
Franklin-ave q s. from 170th-st. a Jefferson
Place FIVE FIVE story brick tenement houses.
IS ltx9O 81 1I9sx9O; three 81. 61GXs7 AZ Edward
A Barry, owner; Moore & Landsiedel, architects
Jefferson Place. n s, 100 II Of Franklin-ave,
I'VE story brick tenement house 42xSs; Edward
Barry owner; Moore & Landsiedel, architects
Longwood-ave. corner OF Hewitt Place two
fve story brick tenement houses. S9xSs. 6O9x
S4S; George Edgars, owner; Turner & Kill
rain, architects .................-
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Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK. NEW

SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK. NEW
- York County.-Marie Meyer Plaintiff. against
Michael Never. Defendant Action ahso-
lutte divorce. To above named Defendant: You are
answer the complaint In this
and 10 OF your answer on the Plaintiffs
ATTORNEYS within twenty the service this
s,o6s exclusive OF day OF service; and case o.
vour failure to appear. Judgment VIII be
iaken against you BY default relief demanded IN
complaint
HIIIOUIT q HILLoUIT
Attornevs and Post Address No
400 broadway Borough OF Manhattan, New York City
To Michael Meyer. Defendant: The FOREGOING summons
served upon you publication. pursuant 20 an
Of Honorabie Charles r MacLean Justice o. the supreme
Court Of the New York. dated the 18th day
February 19l5 and fled with the complaint n the once
az me clerk 81 the County York a. the County
Court House in the Borough Manhattan City OF
Dated March End. 1905 - -, -
Yours. &C. HILLA2ul -, 9 !. tlSSilASC4I,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff Post once address No
$50 Broadway Borough o. Manhattan Ne" 4ofk city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
CHOICE HOUSES CHANGE HANDS

Edward \. Crosby has sold FOL Mrs. Amanda "
Abendroth the four story private dwelling house
No. = West S2d-st-. with a large bay window and
Ehree story extension, lot ZsEl022 feet. TO q
client for occupancy.
Frederick Zittel has sold for Minnie A Dyson TO
client for occupancy No. JAP West 76th-st. q four
glory brOWnsIone dwelling house q lot 20X102.2
feet
Richard II. Montgomery has sold for the estate Of
George Il Humphreys 10 Gustav Anlsinck the
private dwelling house No. . East 47th-sI- The
house II the northwest corner OF Madison-ave. and
Gthst-, adjoining this property. is owned by Mrs.
Amsiuck. and recently reunodelled.
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MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

62d-st n s. 20 It OF 2d-ave. for a story
brick storage building, 4sx93; F Schlinger,
owner; Aveln. architect. $4,000
54th-st. No West, for story brick con-
ssr Potfs2. a S6 1900
31st-st No 400 412 East for and two
story frame storage building, I1x23; BTookTnan
estate owner; Greene Manufacturing Company,
Brooklyn architect. OtD
Cohurn-Cahren Construction Company 20 X
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