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New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York By the grace q God free ana independent. 70
+re widow all the heIrs-aS-Iaw and next-of-kin OF
TaoInes Rureh. deceased If there be- whose names
ana places residence unknown TO Joseph Rushton
the petitioner herein aEa canno! after dgent INQUIRY oe
oyeertaned D. julius NJ Mayer as Attorney Gen
eral OF the Of New Yerk William n Hoes as Pub
the County % New York send greet
ing Whereas Rushton. Of the City q New York
SurrOgates Court OF County
rFN York certain instrument in writing.
and personal property, duly proved
last OF Thomas Burgh late Cf
~ Co,fnfy ~ New York deceased. Therefore you
cra ~ YOU before the Surrogate OF
opr County of New Yor al his Office the County ot
Tevr Work On the day o June. thousand nine
hundred aad six hafpast ten oclcck In the forenoon
and there 10 attend the probate OF the
said last will and testament And such OF
beTe cited under the OF twenty-ons years.
are required by your guardian y have
n 70 appear and apply for be
the event OF neglect failure do
will be appointed by the Surrogate
T4sant ana act for you In the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We caused Seal OF the
Surrogats's Court OF The said County Of New
York Z be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
IL. 81 Frank t. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate 0f said
County OF New York. said County. the 3Ist
day OF April in the year OF our Lord thou
san hundred and six
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY.
Clerk os the Surrogate's Court
Charles Houston Attorney for Petitioner. 81 Broadway
York City
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Citations.
THE People OF THE STATE or SEW

York by the grace OF God free and Independent, 20
william Golden Golden. heirs law and next Of
ln and Personal representatives Of Martha Conners
sno~n also Martha O'Connor). deceased Charles p
Croft. Calvin Atwood sophia A vandsnar. Annie l.
slhord Reginald De 8. LOughran. Annie NJ Harrison
1lary Loughrsn Beatrice S. O'Connor. Alice Frances
Marsaret Ioughran. Alicia LOughran guardian OF the
persons or Mary A. Loushrsu and Margaret I<oughran.
yon q oiaen Matilda r. beinhauer execurrix OF the
VIII and testament of Ferdinand Beinhauer. deceased
James n Moran referee in action In the Supreme
court N Westchester County IN which Benjamin r. Ferris
ts PiantlfT and Charles Ferris and others are de-
snown as No 2S2 West 24th Street, OF
MANHATTAN. In the County City aud York.
49,. :. r Eled and Mary Field tthe names OF the
Corners known also Martha OConnor deceased
tns names ct the occupants OF the building
NO - west 4th street In the Borough OF Manhattan.
IN the County. City and being
and cannot be ascertanedl
foI and each OF hereby required per
So4nsr a Ss- ye-S- =. IA sax-rs.se,s C=. e sa,A
Conty neid az the County Court Rouse n ceTnfy
sw 1ers on the first day OF June. 1905 hslfp
CLOCK IN tne FORENOON OF day ana there
% show cause why decree should made 6irectfnx
HspGsleoh OK 50 much OF the real
=; Loushran. deceased. shall be necessary 70 nav
his debts and funeral ana hv Catharie Dxo
ecoo not have s1eh other relief be meet: and
saeh one or you as are hereby cited.
guardian II you have one II have none to 40
pear and apply for be appointed
SoGr negect or failure to do guardian viii
oy me surrogate TO represent you
IT testimony whereof we have caused the seal q, IN.
Court OF The said County OF
Witness Hon Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF our
rsD said County. at the County OF New York the
(SeaD 9th day OF April In the year o Lord
thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL, III J; DowDNEY.
J. r Bowen Attorney for Petitioner No. $50 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City. N Y
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Instruction.
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L York by the grace of God free and independent
To stefan Zolvert cousin OF August Augusts Zol
Yer or Zolvert of the County Of New York, de-
ceased ard ToUrcher. Nikoaus Zolyert.
NikoIaus Zolvert Jr Anna Zolvert Peter Zolvert
gust Zoivert Mary Zovert. the name Mary being
Nrtfti0Is her Christian being unknown. cousins
Of the said deceased ard to the children OF Magdalena
or deceased cousin whose names and places OF resi-
Jenra unknown. and after diligent
he oscertafned: the children adopted children.
or the issue OF such, other heirs and
related the above-narued persons IL
whose names and places of residence unknown.
the ATTORNEY General OF the State OF New and
Public administrator Of New York County Send
ing whereas. James ]. Slevtn. of the City OF New
work has lately applied the SurrOgaes Court of
County OF New 10 have certain instrument in
both real aid personal property.
or Aucuste Zover. Zovert. late OF the County OF
S.v YorE deceased therefore you and each OF
cited 20 epDear before Surrogate OF County
New York at his Office in the County OF New York.
the day o May. thousand nine hundred and
six NJ haIfpast ten she forenoon Of that
last Wnl and Testament. And such 'of you as are
hereby cited under the Of twentyone years
are required 10 appear by your guardian II you have
one or II YOU appear ana apply Tor one
appointed. the event OF your neglect or Ia
do VIII b. appointed by the sur
In testimony whereof we have caused the seal OF
the Surrogate's Court Of the said County or
IL. be he<eunto affxec witness
Hon Abner c Thomas, a Surrogate or our
said County OF New York. at said County, the 18TH
day OF March. in the year OF Lord ore thousand
~ DANIEL. ]. DtOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

No. 52 Hamilton Place; for DR.. Israel c. Jones,
TO II. Shobbrook Collins, the detached dwelling
mousse No. 1888 Washington ave, The Bronx.
lon. tIaeo L ScherInerhorh mas mace the Ioi-
lowing rentals at Southampton, Long Island:
MRS Frederic II. Betts's cottage Clovers. TO F.
Lothrop Ames: Arthur B. Clafins cottage at
Shinnecock. to William s. Kuhn: Henry P.
Foroham's cottage in First Neck Lane, to Henry
". Trevor; l.. F. H. Betts's cottage Golden Rod,
70 mrs James Raymond the Higbee Stable for
5he metropolitan Trust Company. to William c.
6uilVer; Miss Steers's Briars in Ok Pasture
ROAD, TO Howard Townsend, and U. r. Havens's
Grapfa -' -@-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Whitlock ave, e s., 100 20 # : of RarYetto st
three story brick dwelling houses 20x55.
George F. johnson. Sons Co. owners: John E
ScllaFsinllh archlect Observation-Disclosures. SCI
Whitlock ave, 2. g., l24 50 #. : OF Hunts Point
Road: Il three story brick dwelling houses 2Ccl
30; owner ana architect above. ........... To-
Arthur ave, W s., 9iG #. n. of 1S4th St fve
story brick tenement house. 49xslxs2.2; Joseph
Tosaro. owner; Charles s. Clark, architect o
Soutnern Boulevard. s. 39.4 fl. n of Perry
ave-. three story frame dwelling. 26x5l A. John
BaInbey. owner; Joseph z. Ware & Son arch-
rP0fc
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

cs1iss pGis ST. No r1e5; for brick shop. 22x6s: A
1os Reid oWnsF @ J. searing. architect, So 600
SIX story brick building, 81 6xS711: Florence
Realty Company owner. NJ Zlpkes erchtect 100 ooO
Broadway, No. 1I41 for a story and base
ment brick lofts %. 5.9x5O1; j. E. FaItonte
rrHIs, 0wnsr; Gillespie 8 caEgelI architects 5000
92; for one>story frame shed. ISx6O; NJ J.
zo;s Adrian ownsT 55 T A Cof1n architect, $500
story brick warehouse, Il sx32 :: j. s Wallach
owner; Buehman q Fox, architects. ......... 90 OOO
7th ave- W ". s: 18th . 146th st; for 3 six
owners: O. 7. Pelham erchltect. - o4n nnn
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
MORE LONG ISLAND DEALS.

Tnree farms fronting in the Hoffman Boule-
Vara at Elmhurst. Long Island, have been pur-
chased by Colonel H. A. Guinzburg For the
hohbrecht farm Of twelve acres he paid 50 500
an an acre. The others were the Lever and Van
I'm! o4iIe IarIns' comprising thirty-seven acres. He
paid for them $1,000 an acre
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ST, " cor Coenties Slip, 45N30; years per
cent
International Amusement and Realty Co To Ii Gil
sey and another; Sth ST. Broadway.
lolXl05; } years, per cent. -.............
Aclerno Groscchino, TO " Squier: Spring ST.
No 70. s0x irreg; years. Observation-Disclosures.
Malcolm, Thomas ~. to German Savings Bank;
132d 81. n g, 30 # " Of CouYtlandt ave. 50x
100; years, per cent........................
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Will ENLARGE Rus Settlement.

Fsans have been filed for building an extern
sion to the Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Set
uement' Nos. IS and 80 Henry ST, for use as
gymnasium. The extension will be 80 feet
VICE Woe and % feet deep, opening off the present
TO cost $4,000, according to the estimate Of
Sanes S eS Leo, the architects. Mr.. Ris is presi-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
70 REMODEL The oUNTHER HOUSE.

Pans have been fled with Buildings Super
,rtendent Murphy for the enlargement Of the
forr s,ory and basement dwelling house OF Fred
s-ick ". Gunther. al No. 144 West 72d ST. A
thrse story extension viii be added and the
front reno5eIled by the erection Of a second
sorv swell bay. The improvements are TO cost
r666a according 10 the estimate Of Pickering
Walker the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
REPORTED LEASES.

Da BOis d Taylor have leased for the Matthews
s,sis, the building No 1865 Amsterdam ave.
Also he following dwelling houses: For the
LANG estate, 70 c. F. Horne. No. GIG West
laoh ST. for DR.. Louis A Rodenstein, TO DR.
Ludwig Lang, No. l4s West both St; for the
estate OF Jacobina Kramer. 10 Charles F. Tink-
han, No. Isl West 1924 ST; for the estate of
Fletcher [. Harper 10 Arthur Chamberlain,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
WEST END AVE. GARAGE PLANNED.

Plans have been fled for making over the
TWO six story stables Nos. 205 and POI West
End ave into a garage for the White Sewing
Machine Company. The remocelled building viii
have 6 frontage OF 100 feet and d similar depth.
New floors are 10 be laid. an elevator installed
and new entrance built. The improvements
ge 10 cost $4,000. according to the estimate
y Ra6cIlfLe q Kelley. the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. by the grace God. and independent-T,
Josephine H Russell. Eleanor Russell Scott Josephine
russell. Marie l. Russell. Cornelia r. Hughes.
Hughes Albert r, Hilton Hattie K. Hilton Helen HI
ton. Albert B. Hilton tr. Vincent X Hilton Edward b
Hilton. Dorothy ". Hilton. Ellen ID. Hilton Edna r
Eton The Mercantile Trust Company.
dian or the estates OF said Helen Hilton
ton, IT., and Vincent K. Hilton infants: Francis fIyd.
as general guardian Os the OF said Ellen n
Fulton and Esna +. Hilton. infants, an
interested In the estate OF Henry late
county or New York. deceased creditors
OK Kin or otherwise send grSetng each OF yos
are hereby cited and required
efore our Surrogate Of the County York al ira
Surrogetes' Court OF said County the Sso,nfv
SOtrt rouse IN the County OF York on the r,rS
OF June lsUo at hatpast o'clock IN the forenoon
OF tnat day then and there
ent OF Ihe second account OF FTorars
ftsen ana Edward D. Harris executors os ana tstres
me hst VIII and testament arf
sucn OF you as are hereby cited. or
Years are required appear by your guar
ulsn' II you nave one, ff none 10 aonea-
aIa apply Tor one to be appointed or in the event or
Soul hesect or failure to do wifi
In the proceeding ~ - Ao' SN~
n testimony whereof. have caused the seal or th>
~ ., Surrogates Court OF the said County OF New
IL 81 1ofk 70 pe hereunto affixed Witnaxs Hon
franN T. Fitzgerald. a or our
e.y az me county Of New York. day OF April
IN the year Of Lord thousand nine h,Indra .r a.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY,
clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
JAMES 5 DARCY. Attorney for Executors 1sO Proas
way, New York City. N
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

1S9th St. No. go West William II Piczen
against Nette Cohen. ct al April 20, 1906 . s.
Sd ave. corner 143d St. c. 4x16Ss: Gustav
Ernest est against Francis Rogers al April
il, 1905 Dy deposit. ....................
Lower Bolton Road. e. $. whole front between
215th and 216th SITS, 4o0xeG0 Robert l. Chrystie
against Cornelius II. Kal,en al; April II,
1906 BY deposit .....................
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Real Estate To Exchange.

xIvI1 EXCHANGE Public Service CORPORATION per
w bearing certificates or other New
Jersey securities two valuable Essex County popertes
- - 70 CASE rs Exchange Place. Jersey CITY, y j.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
AnEeIone. Pietro-J. FevoIa, January 14 1aO2

(canceed) ..............'.. 81 O2o &c
CarusC Elsa-J Palmeri; April 10 1906 l07
Forster Maria-G. V. Mulane; May = 1892. 256
ceuber T. 1894 ......,i".....e. sl1 az
Hcrren. JOhn P.-F Muldoon; September g. 1905.
SameSaInei January Il, 1905. 81
InerahaIn, Elizabeth PC Maher March 20, 1906 S93
cem6er - 1904; so 81
i955 -. esq s4
Il 1905. sos IS
70 1865 CSacatel) 571 40
smith. Allen w Levick: october A. 1902 50 81
March 2g let5. 40 20
ls 1903. -. los e6
January g. 1896 O24 II
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
FAasgRvlcE CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Richard Fairservice the clerk OF the Carlson Hat
Company. at No 1g2 Market street, Newark. who
saws he was forced 70 inhaIe Illuminating gas by
rcbber was yesterday charged with stealing so DO
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

YORK by the OF God free and indepsndeut-To
JOhn = Fleming. Of Chicago. Illinois and owen p AIdfz
3s Cncago Illinois Executors named last viii and
s.shent OF Ellen NJ Fuller, deceased; Fuller Chsnsry
az az e , Cy and County Of New York Tan infant the
e 81 fourteen years., heir OF kin os ELLEN
NJ Fuller. deceased. send greeting: Whereas Alton r
worse or the city Of New York lately APPLIED 10
the Surrogates Court OF County OF New Yor<
nave certain instrument IN writing relating TO both
20 anu personal property, duly proved
Sa ma SssaIne5t Of Ellen NJ Fuller late County OF
NeW YORK deceased therefore each OF Won ara
cited TO appear before Surrogate OF our cn,nfv ~
New york at his Office in County OF New york on
te 18Th day OF May thousand hundred ard s,r
az hapast ten o'clock in the forenoon that day then
ana mere 10 attend the probate Of the last will and
% uTsanleht And such OF you hereby cited
age or tWenty-One years. red1iret
pear oy your guardian II or n Won have
none TO appear and apply for aopointe or in
ule event or your neglect failure 20
VIII be appointed by the Surrogate represent and act
Tor you in the proceeding - go
IN tsSun1ony whereof have caused seal of the
Surrogate'S Court OF the County OF New
Ia 81 YORK. to be hereunto affixed Wines don
60 Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF our said
ouny or New York. at said county day OF ADriI
IN the year Of Lord one thousand nine bunirars
anu sA DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogzte's
EDWIN A JONES' Attorney for Petitioner No a. Sa5,
Street. New York - i
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

York bv the grace Of God free and independsnt
Supplemental citatOn John Schroeder the husband
Ernestne schr9der deceased send greetins Whereas
lately applied TO the SurrOgates Court Of our COUNTY OF
New York 70 have certain instrument IN writing rsIat
ing to both real and
last will and testament Ernestine Schroeder late oe
the County Of New York deceased therefore you an1
each OF you are cited 70 appear before the Surrogate
County OF New York. at his Office County OF New
York the 11h day June one thousand nine hunaer
and SIX at hapast ten o'clock the OF that
day, then and there to attend probate said
last viii and testament And such OF you hereby
cited as are under the OF
CURED TO appear By guardian,
you have appear and apply for one to Be ap-
pointed or in the event OF neglect
So guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate rep
resent and act for in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof seal OF tha
SGrrogate's Court OF the said County OF New
IL 81 York TO be hereuntO affixed Witness Hon
Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF our said
County OF New York at said County the 18th day os
April in the year Of Lord nine hundred
and SIX DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's
RICHARD Attorney for Petitioner $50 Nassau
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that OF the creditor and date when judgment was
filed:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.

FOR SALE.-New two-iamily brick house: all light
rooms; plate glass front and vesbule DOORS private
halls two sets OF fixtures; bookcase mantels.
stairs; side passage: double piazzas: full lot w NJ
PARVIN. 4th and Baxter ave. Elnhurst.
TNVESTORS-40 in village. minutes from rail-
l. road station splendid subdivide. CHARLES
A. SQUIRES. Echo. Long Island.
DoCKAwAY PARK LOTS. sTOO; terms easy ROCK
u AWAY PARK IMP CO. 1872 Broadway. See large
advertisement in Sundays edition
II ONG ISLAND LAND FOR SALE. investment or
IL speculation; 100 uninproved wood land,
price SEQ two-thirds mortgage at
can lease 500 per with privilege cutting
wood VIII double in value when tunnels done.
NICHOLSON & Co,
$50 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
City Hotels.

TTOTEL, CASTLEpON.
III ST. GEORGE. STATEN ISLAND, y. T
Advantages o. mountains seashors city combined
large airy rooms. excellent cuisine every modern
proveraent; moderate rates: music billiards. bowling
tennis, golf Z. A. DENECHAUD. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Apartment Hotels.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT pri-
Vate bath q. so daily; including meals two s25
weekly ore SIS THE VAN RENSSELAER,. Is e. 11th
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

A BAYSHORE. L. I.-Saie rent beautiful modern
"A furnished cottage, II rooms. baths billiard ROOM
212 Great South Bay
Address I5GEEA 6 COON Owners. 81 Nassau ST. Man
haitian, your broker.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

$4,000
$1,000
2SMN0
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

NI-fA OF the SurrOgates' COURT
way. New York City. ~ N'ao
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
WHAT TAFT SHOWS.

Tn his lengthy report on the Browns Yille affair. Secretary Taft emphasizes the fact that in his judgment the good Of the service demanded the discharge of the negro battalion of infantry. As he views the situation, 1t would not be safe to send that troop to any station where they would be expected to up- hold the laws as we'll as the credit of the government; therefore the only thing to do was to discharge all of them. and thus rid the army of dam gerous element. That is all very well, but has he any assurance that any other troop of negro soldiers would not act the same way under like condi- tions? Were these negroes so differ- ent from the others in the army that their retention would be unwise while all the others can be depended on?
 Mir. Taft lays great stress on the ar- gument that.if this battalion had been retained they could not have been sent to Cuba to preserve~ofder and main- tain the reace, because they had shown themselves incompetent to do either by themselves committing the disorders and atrocities they might be called on to suppress at other stations. This. we are not disposed to dispute. but we have no knowledge or information go- ing to show that the men composing these three companies differed from other coiored troops in the army. We had heard no complaints or chargef against them. If they were known to be disorderiy and unreliabis the War Department committed a serious err TOT in quarterins them on a Texas community. If their previous record had been good, why may we not ex- pect their behavior to be repeated 5y any other coiored troop, especially if auartered at any point in the South.s
 As we view the report, tae a gu ments and reasoning of the Secretary are in the nature of an indictment against all negro soldiers in our army. He does not intend 1t that way, we suppose, but that is the tenor of 1t. And if we might be permitted to of- fer a suggestion to the administra- >tion, 1t would be that If 1t intends c
 maintain negro soldiery, 1t wIll acl wisely by not sending them to any Southern town or post, for they are sure to breed trouble, just at they did at Brownsville. and it Is not recorded that they would come off as lightly at another time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
TODAY M HISTORY

Name Day: C.. v; Mary. Sun rises at 7;s2; sets ,, at 4;sS' .tS ers+ rr.ona.n town in America, founded by Colum- bus. All his men, provisions and uten- sils, landed on a plain near rock on the island of Navidad, in the West In- was named in honor of the Spanish Queen, to whom the great navigator was much indebted gator, died. He was a commodore in the Russian service, and was employed in exploring some of the northern coast of America, where he died, after hav- ing made some important discoveries, among which was the strait that bears
 i775-A number of American whale boats under Captain Canly captured three British ships with various stores intended for the army.
 1776.Washington retreatedN across the Delaware. The British on the kins's squadron and a number of pri- vateers at Providesce.
 1792-Henry Laurens, patriot of John Hancock as President of the Com tinental Congress. He was captured by the British while on a mission to Holland. and confined a long time 1T in left a property of about $250,0O0 to his | son, on condition that he should burn his body on the third day after his
 is2i-Ebenezer Cobb died at Kings | ton, Mass, aged 1O7. He was the con temporary for ten years of Peregrine White, the first born child of English parents in the United States.
 1829-Slaves were selling for nearly nothing at New Orleans. Almost every ship brought them to that port. and owing to the failure of crops the plant CTS had little money to buy them.
 1S47--The United States brig-of-war Somers thrown on her beam ends by squall near Vera Cruz, and two officers with thirty-nine out of seventy-five of her crew drowned The French and Spanish men-of-war lying at Sacrthcis rendered much assistance and received the thanks of Congress.
 1S4S-The first deposit Of California gold made in the United States mint by
 is51SBattie of Longomilla, between the government troops of Chilli under General Bulnes, late President. and the rebels under General Cruz who was de-
 1S61-Commodore Wilkes captured
 iSsS-The House passed by 1O5 to 5l the bill regulating the duties on im- ported copper and copper ores; also a bill providing for the transfer of the the Interior to the War Department, by
 is74VAn exchange of notes took place between Washington and Madrid concerning the vlrginius affair.
 | ite son of the Commodore, died sudden fortune estimated at $2OO,OO0,OOO. l905-Civic federation conference or immigration adopted resolutions favor ing liberal Chinese exclusion act; | (Service by American Press-News | TUochin ptnn ID C,0