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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-20

The Cincinnati Enquirer said Of '' A
Romance of Coon Hollow, - which
appears next Monday night at the
Lyceum; "If a thing of beauty is a
JOY forever, Coon Hollow must be
Just lovely as it is nightly delighting
splendid houses. The scene showing
the band of oolored boys and girls in
songs and dances fairly brings down
the house. " "a Romance Of Coon
Hollow comes with the same splen-
did production seen originally at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre, New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-20

Northern Lights, A" one of the best
western military dramas ever seen in
this city, began an engagement of three
days at the Lyceum Theatre, last
night. It's story deals with the lives
Of the brave men who faced death
during the Indian uprisings of 1873.
IL also deals with the massacre which
occurred on the Little Big Horn River
June 25th, 30 years ago. The scenery
and mechanical effects are true to
nature and the large audience last
night highly appreciated the good
work done by the company which had
been carefully selected, for each part.
This military drama will be produced
again this and tomorrow afternoons and
evenings After the regular perform
ance tonight amateurs of the city will
be given an opportunity to display
their ability for money prizes. Be
tween acts Of the play Howell's moy-
ing pictures are given.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
FIRE COMPANIES REINSURE
American Applies for Voluntary Dissolution
Unit Rule Attacked

The North German Fire Insurance Con,nar,, ~,
this city has reinsured Its business outside az Ca
fornia with the Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance Com,
pafy recently organized while the Security Fir
Insurance Company. of Baltimore has refnsrre, q,
lhe New Jersey Fire Insurance Comnanv or
gained since the San Francisco confagration Botb
the relnsuring companies did business in San Fran
cisco with the use of policies containing earthonak
clauses. and they VIII insist on adjustment Of all
losses there in conformity 10 the clauses It is said
that both companies will resume business after the
losses have been settled
The American Fire Insurance Company of this
city applied yesterday TO the Supreme Court for
voluntary dissolution. The company ceased doing
business on June Is. 1901. and is said 10 have no
creditors while its estimated at $40 4O2
announcer attempt was made at a meeting of the
Nc" fork Fire Insurance Exchange yesterday TO
chahge the agreement by which the exchange was
oIh. oIsa,hzea. he members who have been trying to
,oent a. ehe unit rule sought to insert an amend
@ @eaii ~ ihe section governing the election of mem
away with the present system of rotation and rairo
a menDer OF the committee Ineligible for resan
s, . siueht shallcross announced that the
lihdineht would have TO lie the table unfil he
nse'inp because notice of opposition had been
IeceNec Inc unit rule at prevailing in tha
asresineaI prevents an amendment except by unani
1QoU1 Sotsv IAfAs.SA>
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At II Yesey st.-By Joseph Day: 7th ave. cor
Doth ST. 156xlO; and bldgs; vol sale; 80 81
Christopher ST. PA IT W of Waverley Place AZ 9x74
iwo iy story dwg hs; vol sale Edgecombe ave cor
Tooth ST. 90 11rIOo vol 10l 103 Crosby
81, 6S4 # Prince 5X39 5x61 story
bdgs; vol sale; 12 l20th ST. 40 It of Lexington
100 Fl OF sth 1O0N99 IL sale 942 Sd
ave. S, 755 fl Of 57th 25x95; 8 story with
stores; vol sale: 81 TO p Bedford IS fl of
Downing ST 5S3x75; three story hs with stores
5S.4xlj01; vacant; sale. Nugent. de
ceased: Crotona 1S1st 674X12s 6x66 TX
1856 vacant; vol SALE 34S and $50 seth 100 II
Of 9th ave. 5Ox9S o. two double ten his with
Fox Beck 200x1o0; vol sale Sd
1870 II Of 1T4th 15Gxl0O; vol sale: o53
5Sd 10 fl Of 11th 25x75: story ten H. vol
sale sth st, 173 fl of 10th ave- fSl0xl0o5i VOL
sale; three properties Cornwalon Hudson. repre-
senting about IL sale 152 136h $50 II
OF 9TH ave. 16 sX99 H. story dwg H. X a Mannon
agt w H Fltner ct al; F ] Hogan; atty; + ID Arthur
BY Bryan L Kennedy: 103 s9th st. so II OF PARK
ave % sx100s story fat h. with stores; voluntary
fale Prospect 1896 II N lSOth st, ooXloo
vacant; voluntary sale: Southern Boulevard, y II
voluntary sale Mnpes ave 1I9th ST. 1929
X75.S voluntary sale; Trinity cor loSth
3x9s g. vacant: voluntary sale Jackson ave s.
1T4 It OF 163d ST. 76xSI6 vacant voluntary sale lh
Cypress 14lst 223 6x95x irregular. vacant
voluntary sale.
Herbert a sherman: 18th s. 126 II Of sth ave.
26xG2 vacant: F Lansing Donald McCrede et an
seq SIS: taxes. etc s.: Mapes ave- cor Zulett ave-
-5Nl75x Irregular \ TerEerson agt w = Fergerson;
W 9 Reddy. atty: 1r, ref partition !.
BY Charles Berrian: 2207 Norris ave ss II osl ~
Morris ave W $ Of 1881 st; family hs. each
sTyI03 voluntary sale
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
TOURING AUTOS CRASH.
EIGHT Persons Hurt IN Massachusetts,
accident, One Seriously.

Marlboro. Mass, June 13.-Two touring auto
in the state highway near here to-day, and eight
persons We're injured
One machine owned by E. w. Chaplin. Of
Northboro, was bound from Northboro to Read
vile, with three guests of Mr. Chaplin. The
other, owned and operated by ]. p. Grady, of
New York City. contained three women whose
homes are in NorwaiK. Conn, and who were
bound for that city from Boston.
Among the injured We're j. p Grady New
Norwalk, Conn. concussion of the brain and
sprained arm; Mrs. Mary Connolly, NorwaIk
Conn, bruised and suffering from nervous
shock; Mrs. r. Haveland NorwaIk Conn
slightly bruised
Besides Mr.. Chaplin in the North boro machine
there were Noah Wadsworth, of Northboro: c
A. Rogers, of Westboro. and T Earle of
Dedham, all of whom escaped with slight
bruises. Both automobiles were wrecked The
accident occurred while the machines were try-
ing TO avoid an electric car There have been SO
many collisions at this point that il has been
named Dead Mans Bend"
Mrs Hill and Mrs Connolly were taken to the
hospital 1t is thought that all the injured will
recover
South Norwalk. Conn. June 13.-Reports re-
ceived in Norwalk of the automobile collision at
Marlboro, Mass, state that Mrs. Hill, who Is
the wife of Eben J. Hill, jr, son of Congressman
Hill, is seriously injured. and that she was taken
TO the Marlboro Hospital in unconscious con-
oltlon. Congressman Hill has left Norwalk for
the scene Of the accident.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

6th 81, 10 CPS. Z4.sxe6: Solomon Spektor TO
Jacob Goldberg; mortgage S2s.T $50 ..-...-...
eth ave " cor eth 81. 37xlo5 Wakefield: Fam
ME Leyinstein 10 Meyer Snuisn. .....-......
lofth Ft, s. goo Il Of 5th ave, B0xl0O.ll.
l0sth 81 s. 500 II OF 5th ave 5Ox irregu-
lar; lo5th 81. s 500 - of 5th ave COX
lo0ll; James A Trowbridge Chas Vein
7th 81, s. 27s u % ave 2ex74ro.
Louisa Foeller eKrK. Julius r T-ox x' 2,
Same property; Julius p Fox Joseph I. But
ten|ieser: mortgage. SO. .000. .-....-. -..-.......
via site =. MAO part Anthony estate on
NinEshridEe Heights l05x146 10: Wrn
Rlchard7on 10 Arthur 3 Clafin.
LOIS 4, and S; same map: 10 same
Slst 81. No 80 West 25XIs7 <. Marv II pAu
trustee. To Robert " Taller: mortgage
9Th ave corner 2leth st l99 1ox75: city Real o.
Estate CoIr--ny 70 Henriette Moses.-.-...-.
Fnl,on s. 70 200 25K77; Peter p Olney
same property: Mary Voorhees, 10 Ross A Mackey -
Wlilsm St Nos 10 and 11Q%. s "a 4x4S :. 9
j Berger to South Manhattan Realty CCr,r,ar nv
mortgage. $4,000 ..........
a2t s.. No - East 17xl6o &. Florence II Weaver
O. Maria II Draper. mortgage S9T on.
south s. No a. 24vsS Q Tchn 7 Tavlo- 81 al 20
Woodbury. - IarR7cr. 9o
9th ave. c0-1er 321 81 % axss 6: Chelsea
realty company Q Fernnsvivania New York
and long Island Railroad COMPANY. ......
% 81 No 45I WeS-- 10 SNfo9 2. Henry Burden.
trustee 70 Or Richards Dyspepsia Tablet As
so-ierion .--......... "a
Madison ave corner 97th s. 100 llxlO3 4;
P7ncus Lowenfeid ct al 10 Charles Weins,ein;
ii.pfteeRNs ~ iHN
ath ave 10 2leS. lavlOO: Julia T I1ggan 10
James Q Thomas: nlortgaEe SO 500. ...-,......
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
PEEKSKILL CADET BADLY INJURED.
His Arm Shattered While Ramming Home
an Artillery Charge.

AS the result of the firing of a salute at the Peek
skill Military Academy yesterday 1t is feared one
of the cadets may lost his right 1t was COM
mencement day at the academy, and General Roe
had come from the state camp to review the Young
cadets. salute was being fired in his honor
Cadet Godfrey w. Howard, OF Williamsport Penn
was ramming home the charge when it exploded
and shattered mis- right arm
The boy. who is about eighteen years old was
hurried to the hospital where doctors decidad
that the arm should be taken of at once To thts
Howards mother. who had gone TO attend tho
commencement exercises. strongly objected sav,no
that her sons arm must be saved. At her raou..,
Dr. Wooisey' or New York. was summoned by
telegraph.
The explanation of the accident generauv a,
cepted Is that spark had been left In the O.
after previous discharge. and that this .Yn,a !.
'ss sasEgs that Howard was esnd.uE home.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
FOR Il" EMPRESS TRACKS.
Interborough Wants Question De-
cisireIy Settled.

The opinion of John J. Delany Corporation
Counsel although not positive that a third ee-
waited track on Third avenue would be Illegal
has decidedly set back those who desire to in
crease traffic to The Bronx by this method
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company has
endeavOred for months to get authority from
the Board Of Rapid Transit Commissioners for
a third express track both the Second and
Third avenue roads. Officials of this company
said yesterday that the opinion of Mr. Delany
is by no means conclusive as ne has only given
his idea of the law. and that they still doing
all they to get the third tracks
Chief Engineer Rice of the Rapid Transit
Commission said that the Rapid Transit Com
mission long ago passed resolutions against any
further traffic by means of elevated lines When
the InterborOugh sought permission. John b.
Mcdonald. representing the Metropolitan inter-
ests. opposed such permission and said that he
would refuse to bid on East Side subway if
further power was given the marlborough. 1t
said that upon the merger of the Inter-
borough and Metropolitan interests Mr.. McDon-
AIDS opposition ceased, and that the question
was still open. Mr.. Rice. however. said that the
board had put itself record as opposed to
increase in tracks
Officials said that in spite of the recommended
tions of the State Railway Commission for such
tracks. the question is pigeonholed by the Rapid
likelihood Of permission for the express tracks.
The Interborough people it is understood, will
endeavOr to obtain positive ruling as to the
legality of such tracks and have the question de-
cisively settled. An East Side subway it is
stated, would take from TO eight years TO
build, while the express tracks could be ready
and in use in less than year
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
SPECTATORS IN BROADWAY.
BUY Il PLOT OF SIX LOTS OPPOSITE THE HEBREW
ORPHAN ASYLUM TRACT.
est Side apartment So-Nezc Uptoscn Project

John c. Rodgers has sold to Lowenfeld & Prayer
a plot OF six lots the northwest corner of l5lst
81 and broadway The plot has a frontage OF
sell feet in Broadway and 150 feet in 15lst The
premises are opposite the Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
Mann & Samuel have sold for Julius Janowitz
No West l07th St, six story elevator apart
rnent house 5OxI00 feet, client Of ID. Piculo.
In mart payment the buyer gives triangular plot
1l2 sxsox irregular. at the north corner of Steb-
bins ST and Home
Plans have been fled for a new amusement build
ing TO be erected for the Brighton Amusement
Company on land owned by C. T. Barney in Fort
George ave, 60 feet east of ST. Nicholas ave, and
10 be called "Happyland.' 1t will be 20 feet front
and 40 feet deep. aDd will inclose an alrship,
scenic train. and other attractions. 1t is to cost
Sol O0 The lessee Is @. Carfolite-
The Title Insurance Company yesterday signed
a contract 10 buy Nos. l35 and l37 Broadway. The
property carries mortgage of sllco.ooo In May,
isy the trust company of America, the seller, ex-
meets 10 move from Broadway TO its twenty-five
story building, a No. 81 TO Al Wall St, now in
course OF construction. - 80
L. & A Pincus have bought Nos. ZI6 and 2lS
West 18th FIVE story fathouses, 5ONlo feet.
from Philip and Harry Bachrach
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

r Y pescja & Co have leased for Lberman &
IIberman TO a client the five story double tenement
house No. 22s7 1st ave. for term Of years
Dun & Brown have sold for Isabella j. BLOCK NO.
l241 TO l247 Ogden ave, four and tfree story and
basement private houses on plot looxloo feet
William Oppenheim has sold the five story fat
house No 5 Jones st. 44.1O feet west of West 4th
The lease made by Eckerson & Davis and Pease
Gilman affected the property at MesI 1 6md ave We
ported. The latter property is owned by Ottinger
FeTt = F5Ibaber a Co nave sold for the Post
Realty Company No. lSl West 116th ST. FIVE story
Also sold for John Palmer TO p Louis JacG6s ba Nos Nos
l and l4 west @ Atn 81 e Two hVt ann STGg The sofb
west corner Of Columbus ave
Nicholas Lorenzo has sold No So Madison ST. a
four story tenement house, on lot 256xloo feet;
Charles 7. Barney has sold TO Diedrich 6. Gale
between l25th and l9sJh sts., plot lss lOxl5O feet
II. J. BantrowitZ has resold for Hilman & Gold
ing q builder No. 1l3 TO l29 East l22d st and No
l2 10 l2s East 122d ST. between Park and Lexington
ayes % et Two rows - of od 5 Hf ing Taai forming pos &
T. z. Barnes has sold for Harry NJ; Harsh No
s. Nicholas Terrace. hye story hathouse' on plot
Morris G. Frankel has sold for Henry Blankfort
TO George NJ. Adrian No. 207 East s0th St. five
story tenement house. on lot 25xiG22 feet Co.
10 Hillman & Golding the two six story fiathouses
in OF construction plot I5xs69 feet on the
south side of 25th ST. 100 feet west Of ID The
man & Golding to I. Margolius.
houses plot 392xlo2.2 feet
Morris G. Frankel and Charles Cohen have sold
for Louis and Solomon Phillips TO H. skamberg the
seven story tenement house Nos. pa and 2ls Mad
ison St. on lot 3s6x9o feet.
Szrilow & Siverman have sold No. 146 East
Broadway, q five story tenement house, lot 25x62
feet
Charles seidenberg has sold Jacob Katz the
five story tenement house No S6 East Sd st, lot
25xle95 feet
A Gordon has sold the FIVE story tenement No 6
Allen St. lot 25xs7.e feet
D, sylvan ,Crakow has sold the southeast corner
Of Courtlandt and 163d st, old buildings, on
plot 56Xl50, 10 Mr. Lindner, who Will erect a six
story hathouse
Henry NJ. and Joel II. Ribeth in conjunction with
L Dober, have sold for Henry Battenfeld Nos
l,3A and 1855 Clinton ave, two story frame
dwelling houses. on plot 4jxl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace Of God free and indspendens to
August Heinen, the heirs an. next Of kin OF
Hans Henlen deceased send etng Whereas George
Cirayenhors If City Of New York has lately ap-
Piled 10 the Surrogate's Court of our County Of New
York 10 have instrument in writing, relating
and personal property duly prCved as the
last will and Of Hans Hetnein. late OF tho
County New York deceased therefore you and each
of ed to before the surrogate of
OF New a office in the County Of New
York on 25th day OF June thousand nine hun
dred and hapaSt o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day then there attend the probate OF the
said last will and testament
And such of arr hereby cited as are under the
age of twentyone years required appear by
Guardian YOU IL have
near and apply be appointed, in the event
OF failure TO do a guardian will be
appointed by represent and yoa
n proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
of the said New
IL. 81 York to be hereunto affixed. Witness Hon:
Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate of said
County of New York. at County the 2Sth day OF
Apri in the year Lord thousand nine hundred
~ $50 DANIEL j. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surro gates Court.
ELLIOT & s SIDNEY SMITH. Attorneys for Petitioner
80 Wall Street. y. y. City.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

1%Sth ST.. n. 5. 1870 II ". Of Tth ave 40xe9 IL:
Cooper Realty Company Loans Louis Rosenberg
and Lazarus Pereron. Observation-Disclosures s
S6th ST. Nos. 4Ol and 4os East: samuel Wacht
ana s9louSn BTavermsn loan Mount Morris Con
bLlct!on Company Observation-Disclosures.
1s6th st. s.. 300 T. W. OF 7th ave. 81 6x.s II:
Frank Hillr,sn and Joseph Golding loan Louis
rosenberg and Lazarus PerelsOn. ................
ls5ah 81. H. g., 100 It ". OF 9TH ave 6OE149 II;
Cooper Realty Company loans same ............
Isoth 81. . s.. SS7-6 ft- ". OF Tth ave 81 Gx
%s)l; Prank Hillmsn ana Joseph Golding loan
l4e,h st, s. s. 20 II W. OF 7th ave 40nsei1;
same loan us................-....
14oth ct. e. 100 n. OF 7th ave 4O199 IL;
same loan same ......--................
l@6th 81. s 8. 26o II. ". OF 18th ave. 4Oxs9.Il;
same loan same ......... .......... ....-....
l4eth Ct. a 8. 40 II v. Of 7th ave. 4ons9.ii:
same loan Same e.....--.......-..-..
COOPER Realty Company loans same. .-..-..-....
ss6th st, q 8. $50 IT. ". Of 7th ave 4Oxs9 II;
Prank Eillnaan and Joseph Golding loan sa me.
9th st, o e., 100 Il. e. of &c ave s5x959 Pincus
Iyowenfeld and William Prayer loan Maria VIM
Madison ave, 6. W. corner 97th St. 1o0ilxsI;
came loan Charles = Weinsten ................
50xlO4; the City Mortgage Company loans Nor
rs a. Pincus Shslita. Observation-Disclosures.
l56th 81. r. e.. whole front between jackson and
Forest aves., -zle0 same loans Katz- -Polacek
Realty and Construction Company. .----.......-
SrosoWay. W s. whole front between l3Sth and
and Construction Company
Eion ave. G. 8. 80 n. n of 155th St. S0Eioo;
same loans MOorhead Realty and Construction
PTospect ave. ". corner 15lst 81. 75xIOo; same
loans Martin constractioa Company. ..--...-....
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
LIS PENDENs.

Cherry ST. Aoa- zI and 22s: Water st. Nos zss and
perfoTEnhnce)s attorney. O. Engiander.
Fiyngt0u 81. No 95 2s'9. Bernard Cohu 81 al ag-
Louis Esner e; Al foreclosure OF mortgagel attorney
G. -. Freedman. $3.50 0-"S''
2sth S2S East: Isaac saibert..rg an, r
berg. a. ~'''e'
s5th 81 No. 22S East: Morris Eandzik agt Domer,ca
ney. 4. Oberstein- "' ~'NN'-
lsTth 81. =. s5O IT Home ave 75xlOo: HERNIA,
Cohen et al agt Max Rosentaurn al foreclosure ~
rnortgagel; attorneys. Fetenstein & Rosensten -
18th ST. n. $50 IT ". Prospect Terrace 25xI,4.
Joseph r. Mooney ag1- Belmont Realty
onpany et al foreclosure OF Eorigage) attorney NJ J.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
MECHANICS LIENS.

18th St No. IS West: United States Radiator
Company agt Fifteenth Street Realty Company 49,
owner. Empire Heating Company. contractor. 20
Rvington st No 2a5 299: p Il T. Larkin agt
Louis Rainer owner and contractor ...--..-. l'o'
125th ST., No. 1lS West; Leonard Sheet MetaI
Works agt. e ID Farrell. owner: Sexsmith & -
Haynes. contractors o.
Hughes ave, e. $. 40 II. s. Of 1ssth ST. loONSI:
J, Heany Company agt. Belmont Realty and =.
Construction Company. owner and contractor. q
Sd ave- n e corner 10th St; 125x100: Salyerto
Nappi agt. Isaac Kleinfeld and Isaac Rothfeld. .
- .
9th ST, n e., 400 # ". of Amsterdam ave, 1o0X
s7.5: STANDARD Damp Proofing and Roofing Com
pany agt. Nierenberg Jaffe & Rubnsky, owners
and contractors -..---f lo
10sth St, No to 10 West: Christian Jacobs agt.
Jacob Kotlowsky. owner: William J. Greenfield.
owner and contractor 5o
2d ave. No. 23s7: Thomas CalliGan agt Jacob
SEanga owner; Gordon & Stein. contractors
11sth st, No 301 East: agt. same.
Creston ave, S. 275.1 IT of 1Sgth ST. 4oX
95: Plunkets Plumbing and Heating Company
agt. Mary A. Mccormick, owner and contractor -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

Frospeot ave. W s. so II. 2 I52a st. 75xs5;
I,,sshsh 81 ssai'ste;a & Co agt Charles HelboTn
,y Msy = 1sse s 'sy bond. o 81 400 90
al agt- Davis BerkrnaS et al; January al 1913
ss ,eg bond ;.,sc. 2s5 90
z7,s ,Safy ly's 80. eey , eona) 225 90
Aaiefproonns coElpany aet. New York Edison
Sss SSssany ~ 81 o so' ,1ae 5ase IL 5ssS $50 rs
Ax 1ssnont Realty comosnyi oci0psE q: 1895. 7ss "a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

ABNER c. THOMAS. Surrogate Of the Co,,,t, =,
New York NOTICE is hereby given all persons hans
claims against Mary Brown of ire "o,n,s
OF New York. deceased present the with vo,nh
thereof 10 the subscriber his place
business the once OF Cowns White x Wait, No 40 Wal
Street In the city or New York. the a0ti
daS d >''' -"'"
Dated. New York. the 10th day OF January 1909
MUl.FORD MARTIN,
COMING, WHITE & WAIT Attorneys for ExecNToS An
Wall street. Borough Of Mania ttan the CITY nf NJ
YORK. ~ ''' '' we"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

filed
Au. Charles Al Roster ct all December 4, sea GO
Bracho Enilo-F Hartley. February 10 1905 @ s54 -
Brownlee Arthur Al Leszyn yncky June e. l9 -o-' -
Burke Frank G.-City of New York; May ls' 80, 70
Cohen Israel R-W J. Rosenstein June c. 1906. 2I4 Il
Cohn. Hugo-I. Pomeranz; June 5, 1905 osS IA
C9%PeiFta"aiea i IoSePnled pPcafsd1 o $50 6s
hi, so
Same-Same; December IS 1905 (vacated) 81 55 5
Same-Same: December II. 1903 lyacatedl.... 0~' %
Epstein, a5 saInuelM{ry n5, OF Ne" ioiA' e 1856 So
Faherty samuel-City Of New York, and Daniel
J. Ccleman-People. etc; May a. lp6 va .oo M
Fr1ed Hannah-M 5 Wise; April q, 1905. 81 So
Hubert William E.--The Ideal Electric con- ,z- CO
sructon Company; May 3 is"E Angus, I'' O.
HaTnn19n9 9R FaIs' "a 46
IoToWif2 orc Henry A Rennoids al: April 2 .e-
Koib F Ettinger June G. 1906 ........s.: l47 90
LaNreIce William B. {r-J, c Dickinson' octo- % 50
%, - LSiaI1. Ma % 1905 ........ 444 "a
SnrIl ,Srahan,NW Pitk6wSkv June o. 1905. ~ II
Waterbury IIawrence-Buchanan Lin; January o-s,
wa}tikSvitz Louis and Isidor-NIutuaI Alliance
Realty and Trading Company: November - soo7
p a Gsn hog5S Fe Febrlar 10 125 O2
Knocko Manufacturng ing 6daf dany-Nie'F0p'in % 5s
Southern Pacific Company Talicerch; March oo o.
SqTra. I1ecer1her 1905 .............. 6l9 rs
The me- l-a% p, LIss los FuoilSAns ooipa-' - - 4241
The Manhattan Railway Company. Metropolitan
Elevated Railway Company and lnterborough
Marcb Satf l5 aita iaos l52S 27
BT%aa"fy 4sPgone 1eGG company "a '. 31e 81
Hart BrotheTSGM NJ Cir Sons Company; June g.
1876 --.-.'.-.'-------- -''''- '''''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
( ItdtiOns.
THE PEOPLE oF THE STATE OF NEW


York by the grace of God free and independent.To
Mary Louisa Babcock Tawney David b. Tawney. An
Elizabeth Simmons, Catherine NJ.
Tce. George f. Swan Georgiana Swan. Addie 8 Olvis.
under will testament of Sarah Babcock.
deceased; Eibertine = Clifford. Virginia Hurd Ida NJ
Konstanzer Babcock. Prudence Hutchins Jennie
Hurd Joshua Babcoca jr.. Elmer Z. Babcock, Lille
T{abcock Annie Babcock and the
heirs law. legatees devtsees other
said John H Babcock Prudence
Hutchins Jennie Hurd. Joshua Babcock. Jr. Elmer z
Babcoc Lille Babcoek and Annie Babcock respectively
them be deceased. all Of whom and whose
residences unknown TO your petitioners
The unknown of kin and heirs at law Of David
heirs al law. executors administrators, legatees. de-
interest, If they of
be deceased all of whom and whose names and
residences unknown to your petitioners, and 10 all
persons the estate of David Babcock late
of the County York. deceased creditors leg
atees next otherwise Send greeting You and
each hereby cited and required personally TO
be appear before Surrogate OF the County OF
New York Surrogates Court of said County held
County House in the County Of New York.
Of July 1906 at half past ten o'clock in
settlement of the account OF proceedings OF
Arthur Hurst executors and trustees
of the will testament OF said deceased; and
hereby cited as are under the age
Of years. required to by your
have If you have none. to ap-
pear apply be appointed in the event
your neglect failure 10 do so guardian VIII be
appointed by and act for you
in the proceeding.
In testimony have caused the seal Of the
Srrrogate'g Court Of the said County Of
hereunto affixed. Witness. Abner C.
Thomas Surrogate OF our said county. at the
County. of New York. the 20th day OF MAY, IN
year Lord thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
FRANK c. WILD attorney for executors and trustees
2T7 Broadway (sfanhattan) n. Y. City.