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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
Dated New York october OH. 1907
THOMAS j. NEEHAN.
Citations.


I INIyNMEYR. HENRY.-The People II the state o.
H New York by the OF God free AMI Lepen-eS-
Mrs Henrietta LAndeumeyr. Gustave Lindsnnlesl'
Henry IIudenmeyr, Fritz LinGenuIeyU Louise ~onnss'
Thekla Sauer Frieda Crchs. Ludwig p, llu1ennleyls
Henrietta NJ. Lindenuleyr. Matilda IAldeuIteSE A''
Thekla Henrietta sack. send greeting
You and each OF hereby clt'1 ami relul-.
personally 20 be and appear before surrogate 81
County OF New York the SurrOgates C'UEt ~ 50
county, held the Hall OF Records. t-r COUNTY =,
New York. the 18th day ~ December 1897. At pa.
ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF that GAY t-ea =
there 20 attend judicial settlement ~ thc a,ol,
proceedings Of tiuStave IindeuUryI Henry L-nlSi4i
tiustaye l. Jaeger Willy Sonnag and Henr'e5 IA lalT
trustees % the trust created under th a.
and testament OF Henry L4ndenueyr late ~ 'e 1879
New York deceased, and such OF Yea Is are 49,
cited under the age OF tweny-cns E'4-S 81. -
Quired appear by guardian, n yv4 nave Nv
YOU none. appear and apply Tor one % "
al OF neglect failure
"A guardian will be appointed by The surrogate % -
for you the proceeding Ell,
testimony whereof, have caused the sea
SurrOgates Court OF the said COUNTY O. IL
York hereuntO affNed- Witness, -
r.. Prank T. Fitzgerald. a surrogate OK % 81,
county. a the County OF New fori, 20 ~,
day of October. the OF our b'IN -
thousand nine hundred and seven-,-vv
DANIEL. i. DOW
clerk Of the Surrogates' court
HAWKESWORTH & KIRKLAND,
Attorneys for Trustees.
100 Broadway. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
IN the PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Smith & Phelps sold for David B. F. Chapman the
plot Of four lots. i0ozlo0 feet tae south side OF
22Sd St beginning $50 feet Of White Plains
Edward c Il. Vog1er has resoId Tor Edward Pope to
George Scll1Hitt 100 s4th five fat
bOuse pho; 4o1l0O feet NJ Edgar FIE-Gibbon rep
resented the seller
Julia 4. House sold 20 ". J. Kelly No. los West
18th four story dwelling lot i6 l0xloo5
Nj Kelly property business
Hannah and Mary McGovern have sold No. 1o7 Morn
Eugside ave. story hsthouSa lot -SxSe
The whitehall Realty Company has sold the plot Box
SIC feet hs west eide OF Eson 100 feet south
o. Pitruan ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
sHiPYARD FOR STATEN ISLAND.

Tie Cole estate between TottenviIIe. Staten
Island and Wards Point, was sold on Saturday by
the Cole family. The property consists Of more
than seventy acres and it has 100 feet Of water
front
The sale was made 10 agent who is under
stood 10 represent the Southern Shipbuildinr Com,
pany Of Jacksonville, Fla. which It is said in
tends TO move its plant from Jacksonville to the
new site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Faderland reported % Siasconset at Il orloo,
beiaay morning when seventy-ye miles east OF h T
ths morning $3.50 ''L'-'
ne minneapolis reported herself 80 miles east Of the
probably dock about $50 this morning ~ VIA
. The Kalse- Wilhelm II IN Communication with
Cape Race sunday afternoon nj 6:25 yher 40 Ill,
cc,l-tneasl n there VIII probably dock about . . NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
WILL REMODEL BEAVER ST. BUILDING

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy for rernodelng the old style FIVE Office
and store building No Beaver st. owned by George
F. lockwood. The improvements to be made for
s s Childs the new lessee, at cost $4,000, ac-
cording to the estimate OF Nestervet & Austin, the
architects
Plans have also been fled for remodelliug the two
four story tenement with ground floor
Nos ESQ ana So 18th ave. the Improvements being
made Deputy Sheriff Frank J. Wagering.
James ". Cole is the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
SALES OF NEW JERSEY PARCELS.

The Columbia Investment and Real Estate Company
sold Il. B Holt plot 50E1OO feet on the south
Columbus Place. Hudson Heights. y J.; to
J. and R. Phillips plot, 25xl15 feet on the east
side of Anderson ave- Hudson Heights n J. and
70 G P Berksy plot 50xfOO feet on the north side
Of Franklin ave. Grantwood. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
REPORTED LEASES.

benjamin leased for the owner the four
story stoop dwelling house No S56 Lex
ington ave also apartment al No rs West 65th st
s Stengut & Co. and John g. Folsom have leased No.
81 d ave, 8 story house. for term OF
years aggregate rental OF So 600 The lessee viii
make alterations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
INCOMING STEAMERS.
rom.

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SPRINGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
TO SPEAK AT REALTY SCHOOL.

Joseph Buttenwieser viii be che principal speaker
tonight at the real school OF the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association No $50 West
9Th St His subject VIII be THE Operator His
Relation the Broker"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22

VILLAGE FARMS. 90 acres residences barns: halt
price crops; $500 - farms. $1,000 up 10 $2O0O0
also manufacturing plant; right price wanted payments
Can Smith * McNol's Hotel New York. + d. 'TIIOMP-
SON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
LEASES AN EAST 12TH ST. BUILDING

Folsom Brothers have leased FOR W Irving Clark
and Hobart ). Park trustees. Samuel Medln
for term OF years the building No. East 18th st.
Gr. Medin VIII extensively alter the premises FOR
business rurnnseE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF NEW YORK
9satnst James Nolan Kathartae ktr Mss7ss. Xi,s
strong her husband the naIs John being fictitious aid
5stsndan5s TTs5 name being EnEnoNn 70 plaintiff Mar
James being fictitious. said tefe-darts first
being unknown 70 paiEtt Frank Arrz5srgeF. the
Unknown % Platntih' Charles 4 Emery; william "
PENDANTS hrst name being unknown to plaintiff E5Eat
ief me asS HiIsT bi8 10 P9IlH W~a $500
mrs, name being unknown 10 PLAINTIFF Es4Vx-d NsEni.
Ter the Edward being fictitious. said dstsnizats
first name bins GEsnop 70 plaintiff George Ha':syg.
Summoned to answer tSe s1isnie- erri1i1t in ths
scIion and 70 sers copy Gf your a2s.er on tss PAN
this summons exclusive OF the q service and n
case OF your failure 70 appear answer tadgen, VII
in the amended complain
Dated Ne" York 0.'''s' f ai5 les J. xzzHsN
omce and Postocacs address No > Park Rev Borough
To the pefendants LINE KRIS Ellen KRIS Julia Arm
strong john Arnscns. her husband ne name john
known TO PLAINTIFF: Mar Nolan ana John nolan he;
husband; The roregoias amended summons : se5 I
James A BLANCHARD Justice q ne Supreme (el *
in the offc 81 me CLERK - TIE county OF New Yors
The County Court House. n the Borough o. N@-'4''
DATED New York. October 11;a. 1901
THOMAS J. MEEHAN Attorney for P-aintiH
SUPRENfE COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YGES,
- County 81 New 5.2se Ky A. Nan ,,,Ia. $50 Eirs
Lizzie kirk Ellen Kirk. julia Arulst-ons and lean
Armstrong husband. rhr John being dct4-
tous. said defendants urst mama being unAao%n ~
the plaintiff Mary Nolan and John Nolan her husnanlJ
TafendInts Amended sur1uOus--To the above uanaed
Defendants. You hereby summoned 20 answer
the amended complaint this action and % serve
copy 81 your the Plaintiffs Attorney Win
twen after the service - this summons eA-
elusive OF the day Of service, and IN case 81 yee
failure appear answer. Judgment VIII pc t5Ag-
against YOU by default the relief demanded n
the amended complaint
THOMAS 7 NEEHAN.
Attorney COR Plalntl.
once and Postoflce address. No. > Park Row Dor
ouEh Manhattan. New York CITY
% Defendants Lizzie Kirk. Ellen Kirk jus
Armstrong and John Armstrong; hev husband -
John being fictitious. said asfe1dsrts 80
name being unknown % pIaintin Mary Moan -
John Nolan her husband. The f're-1us an.en-s.
summons is served upon YOU by publication pursuant
TO an order Of the Hon. James a Blanchard a Jus-
Supreme Court OF the State VI New 1ctSs
,ja Il the 10th day October. 1907. and fed Win
complaint and amended complaint IN the onl,s
clerk Of the County OF New York AZ ire Colnt.
Court House In the Borough OF ManlattaH Ne" i''s
city.
Dated New York. October 1ith. 1907.
THOMAS T. NEEHAN
Attorney to- Plairtif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
SurrOgates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FsA 49,
Il T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County % LAX
York. notice Is hereby given 70 all persons MAJ
claims against Margaret Willis. also known - a.
garetta Willis. late OF the County OF New tof /,
ceased. the with vouchers tnq-o-
subscriber his place OF transactins ~
Office OF Chas. p Il Vim. ". Buckley. fhs
broadway, in The City OF York. on or ps1"As -
fifteenth day OF December next -
Dated the third day OF June. 1SOt a.
WILFRED ). WILLIS. Administrator
CHAS. p. & WM w. BUCKLEY. 141 BroadWAsss - ID
CITY. Borough OF Manhattan. Attorneys AO'
ministratOr. Sc
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ts-N ss
= 7. FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF the county Jbavins
YoTk-Notice is hereby given 20 all persons County q
claims against Edwin G. Rates late OF the Oofchers
New York, deceased present the same via
thereof TO the subscriber her place or = Pecor
business. the Office OF Warren Wright. No
Street. Borough of Manhattan. in the CITY or NeN
before the day OF February. lstS
Dated New York. the 2Sth day OF July. lst.
MARY r RATES. ENeSsa aa.sus
WARREN WRIGHT Attorney Tor ExerutTiN. ~"
Street. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises CHS Sun sets 5:I2 Moon rises Mon. ~ -
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook $40 Cow Island Is Hell Cat, n o,
Ph-Sandy Hook S:35 Gov Island $50 Ieli cat IN "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

JTINE NEW a ROOM HOUSE TIOROUGITY
L furnished exchange offered responsible party.
board and rooms reserved for two persons, Address
OVERLOOK. Iarchmont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22

XNRTTE FOR DESCRIPTIVE BOOK Of Factory Plans
w New VI Jde FaCtorlss-saleo rent LONG ISLAND
CITY FACTORY co. New York Offices 40 Nassau St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
School Agency.
Boring.
NEW JERSEY.

Boxing scientifically without brutality 18Th year spss
terms always open YoerEers school 3 yrusBa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22

I ~ ST ST. 43i WEST-IAght four-roou one-hight
A--I apartment new; housekeepngi telephone. $40
pSAI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
/ Dated New York O-,o5z- 9Th 1877.
/ THOMAS = NEEf[AN.


lated New York. October Ilt1. 1901
THOMAS ] MEEHAN. Attorney Tor PaintlI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
lpQrtment Hotels.
City Property for Sale.

DROADwAY. y W COR. READE ST. 666x124.
ID sale one OF the desirable corners downtoY
Apply to WIN. c. WALKERS SONS. 2o9 Bdway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22

Steamers Mongiveo utaD for Norfolk Dunottar
jefferson. Norfolk ard Newport News: PhiadeiphIa,
passed out Sandy Hook 7:is m Sarnia 6t;er
Fortune Island and Savanla; Regina Cuban GSzpas
City Of Birmingham. Savannah.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13

met and deposed him. electing his II
year-old son Edward to the throne.
& & &
1I,10 Lord Gotham, who had
i ITO led the Lollards In their
revolt against the throne, was sub.
jected to cruel torture and put to
death in St. Giles Field. London. q
Christmas day, 1418. =
& & & i,
1140 1t was on Christmas day.
i II ~ 1440, that Giles de Retx.
OF France, the original 'Bluebeard."
was executed for the murder Of nix
of his wives. III
1ACn The terrible Battle OF
i TOO Wakefield, in the Wars
of the Roses, took place at Christmas
tide 1860.
& & 4
1I.nD Navidad, Cuba, owes its
j TO6 name to Christmas. for
It was on that day in 1892 that Chris
Because Of the day, he called tho
place Navidad
4 & 4
HDG The "Still Christmas" Of
1O6O 1926 was 80 called be-
cause, on account of the plague which
was raging through England. Henry
III. ordered that the court should
suppress all Christmas mirth and jo1-
lily out of sympathy for the suffering
country.
& & &
100 O James H., who had taken
1OoO the crown, was obliged
to fee to France for his life, and on
Christmas day, 1888, he landed at Am
, bleteuse, in Brittany. The fight Of
James put an end to the struggle b.
tween the crown and the people. The
throne was offered to William Of
Orange and his wife, Mary, daughter
of James II. and granddaughter OF
Charles I. This effected reconciliar
ton of the powers. When, December
%. 1854, Queen Mary died Of small
-Pox & -eaee1n~as oast.o~er the Christ
mas festivities Of that year. {
& & &
n77G Washington crossed tho
i 4 4 u Delaware on Christmas
day, 1776. as he expected then 70
catch the Hessians OF their guard.
His plans were eminently successful.
The Hessians, making merry because
Of the holiday, were surprised and
routed by the continentals
& & &
1777 Christmas Of this yeaf
IL 4 4 was spent by Washing
ton Ut Valley Forge and marked ono
Of the bleakest epochs In Americas
history. II was in the midst Of tho
dreadful winter when the courage an
endurance Of all the patriots were
tried to the utmost and when Christ.
mas brought no such triumph - that
Ct Trenton, when many Of the mea
Wore unable TO stir on account q
hunger, whon the commander In CHIEF
reported to congress that 1888 me0
are now In camp unit for duty. b.
cause they are barefoot ana otherwise
naked.
& 4 &
1QQ7 On Christmas day q
1oOZ 1887 Zachary Taylor d.
1sated the Indians in the bat, le a
0keechobee, Florida.
a q 4
1oH1 The cabinet meeting held
1oO1 on Christmas day in 1851
was momentous one, for then II VS.
decided BY President Lincoln and hfs
advisors that It would be wise to 30
code to England's demands that M aaon
and Slidell be released. Seven Years
latter President johnson made the day
sne Of greater peace By iss ling
proclamation granting full pardoa 20
m who had taken part IN to var of
The rebellion.
4 4 s.
1000 On the great Chris nas
1OOO festival o6 1858 + M.
demt johnson granted fun parA, =
sssy ono who had taken part IL Iho
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13

INCE the occurrence OF
that great event which
gave to us the name OF
Christmas and the bless.
ings of Christianity,
Christmas day has played
q most important part in
the history of the world.
In our own country it has
figured conspicuously in
the dates of historic note.
Yet it is surprising how
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13

few people there are who when
or three of the important happenings
that have characterized the day.
The part Christmas has played has
| not always been one Of Peace on
earth, good will to men," To the con.
trary it has been marked to an aston
! pestilence. A summary of "Christmas
in History begins with tragedy and
Dumas has said that, in Christmas
season, Satan and his angels Of
gloom found work a-plenty.'' Though
often stained with blood the greater
with the day have been productive Of
| ultimate good.
mn The wholesale slaughter Of
/ wv Christians on Christmas
| day, 303 A. D., was planned by Diocle-
tian, emperor of Rome, to take place
on this date when he knew the Chris
tians would be holding their religious
celebration. Diocletian had appeared
friendly to the Christians in order to
entrap them. When great numbers Of
them had assembled at the Temple Of
! Nicomedia, in Bithynia, and were
chanting, praying and holding joyful
services in commemoration of the
| birth of Christ, Diocletian marched
his soldiers on the town and set fire
| to it at all four corners. History states
| that more than 10000 persons per-
ished on that dreadful Christmas day.
| QnC On chrtaaas' day of this
wv year the emperor, Constan-
tine, made PREPARATION for Diocletian's
atrocities by granting the Christians
! every liberty in their religious rites.
From this time until the ninth century
| Christmas day passed without espe-
| cial historic interest.
! = &
| Qnn On December rs Of this year
IoOO Charlemagne was crowned
emperor of the Romans. The title
/ was held by succeeding kings Of the
Franks, or the Germans, as they were
| called later, until 1906, when Francis
II. resigned both titles.
* & &
o7o Alfred the Great of Eng
% O land should have been pre-
pairing for battle during the Christmas
week Of s7s, as the Danes were near Ut
hand: While he and his followers
were making merry, the Danes stole
upon the English army on Christmas
day. ~ they were unprepared, they
were scattered with great slaughter.
4 4 4
1n1G In 1918 Cnut, or Canuts.
1O1O son Of swegen, Ar1t king
over Ill England, was chosen king
over Ill England for the third time.
He was guilty Of atrocious muir
ders, several Of which he commit
ted on Christmas day, when his sub
jects were on guard, INDUCING In tho
festivities Of the season. which he en-
oouraged
T. = 4
1nl.Q On Christmas day, 1913,
xOTo Edward the Confessor
was crowned. A number Of i'm
portant events In the reign Of Ed
ward were connected with the day.
It was on Dsasmher Is, 1868, 1t =
meeting with his wise men 1t
Gloucester, he ordered that Rhys.
brother Of 0runyoA. the South Welsh
king, be executed.
q & 4
nnRR When William the Con
1OOO QueEW Ms crowned
King On Christmas d1v q this year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13

there was q division among the SOL
diers. One faction, hearing the loud
acclaim Of the people in the church,
chose to believe there was q disturb
ance within, and shot into the crowd,
causing a riot and much bloodshed.
& & 4
1000 King SVEN, of Denmark,
1OOO rose in revolt against
the Norman king, and William, in a
spirit Of wild revenge, caused all
northern England to be laid to utter
waste, that it's people might never
again rise against him. On Christ
mas day many died of starvation;
others killed themselves, and hundreds
fed to other lands, while their homes
were burning and their fields being
devastated.
11DG On December rs, l126,
11GO Henry called an assembly
Of his kingdom for the purpose of
declaring his daughter, who was the
widowed Empress Matilda, as his
, legitimate successor. Six years
previous to this King Henry had
lost his son and heir apparent.
Prince William, in a shipwreck. The
king received the news while he was
preparing big Christmas celebration
to welcome home the young man, and
! it is said that Henry never smiled
again.
1Q1R Stephen Of B1ois wa
1oxo crowned at Westminster
Abbey during the Christmas festiv'
tiles Of 1135. Trouble arose be.
tween Stephen and the Empress
Matilda, who claimed the crown fol-
: Der son Henry. Stephen waged wal
. against 1.-THE Lady of the English" az
,, Matilda was called, and on Christmas
eve, 1142, the empress fed from the
castle where she was in hiding, and
where she was threatened with starva.
ton, because Stephen had cut of the
source Of food supply. On Christmas
day treaty was drawn up, whereby
Stephen was to hold the crown fol-
llfe, aad at his death it should revert
to the son of Matilda.
& & &
11RR Upon his third Christmas
11oO as monarch of the Eng.
lish, Henry II. created a decided
sensation by taking his crown from
his head during the festival Of the
Nativity and placing it upon the altar
when the priests were conducting
services He vowed that he would
never wear his crown again, and kept
hts word.
1D1l, At q Christmas festival
HI II IN 1914 the barons sur.
rounded King John and demanded
that he sign the paper which proved
to be the foundation Of English lib.
critics, the Magma Charta. John VA
finally forced to accede to their Do.
mands.
4 4 4
1nGR The first English parlia.
16Oo msnt was summoned n
ChIistmastide. 13s6. while the king
was held prisoner by Earl Simon.
4 a & .........
I'd OF Christmas Of 1881 became
1901 historic because OF the
severity Of the winter. Never were
such rosts known in England. Fishes
and birds died from cold and want Of
food; human beings persisted, and
everywhere was felt the blight Of the
black frost. Another fearful Christ.
mas was that Of 1854
q & 4
ID oG Edward !. provided q
16oO sensational and grue-
some feature for Christmas day of this
year by having the mayor of London
publicly hanged in the morning.
q & q
1QOG On Christmas day in this
1o6O year Edward H.. while
indulging in scandalous rioting. was
seized BY his indignant subjects.
bound hand ana foot, and carried OF
. prisoner 10 KenilWorth Castle. On
40 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-22
Desaparici6n de un lago

Comunican de Ginebra que
el pequeiio lago de Moerjolem,
situado 2.367 metros de altura,
al pie del Egishorn, acaba de de-
saparecer con rapidez aterrado-
ra, en- Ell espacio de una noche.
Suponese que a consecuencia
de las 1ltimas tormentas Sc for
maria en- su fondo alguna aber-
tura por donde sc escapasen sus
aguas.
Ell contra golpe de este fen6-
memo sc ha hecho sentir natural
mente debajo de la hoya del
lago: un torrente Sc produjo
que ,desbordandose inund6 las
praderas vccinas.