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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
TROUBLE OVER DOG; DOCTOR DEAD,
Two of His Ribs Are Broken and Authorities
VIII Investigate Case.

Paterson. y. J.. Aug. 2o.-An investigation by
the authorities is looked for in connection with
the death Of DR. John II. Banta, who died at
his home, No 119 Broadway, to-day Of pleuTlsy,
due TO the breaking Of two ribs eight weeks
ago.
A nephew Of Mrs Henry E Giveans pro-
rrietor Of the Collier House, across the street
from Dr. Banta's home bitten by dog De-
longing to the doctor, and trouble resulted. DR.
Banta was pushed or fell from the stoop Of his
home and in this manner sustained the injury
which his physicians say resulted in his death
At the time of the trouble Dr. Banta went
before Justice of the Peace Cocker and made a
charge OF assault and battery against Mrs
fziveans She also made a complaint against
the doctor before Recorder Carroll for keeping
a vicious dog. The cases have never come TO
trial as Dr. Banta was too III TO appear Frank
ID. Bauta. & son OF the doctor, said to-day;
Charges Will certainly be made against my
fathers assailant I have placed the case in
the hands of my counsel, but no action will be
taken until after the funeral, on Thursday
afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
WOULD LYNCH NEW YORK NEGRO.
Pittsburg Mob Attempts Vengeance on Man
Said 70 Have Entered Houses.
IBv rele.l.apll % - rrIbane.l

pittsburg, Aug. 20.--Charles Hooper, young
negro Just from New York narrowly escaped
aeiIlg lynched here this morning in the public
streets by Infatuated crowd OF citizens Hooper
svas accused OF having entered the sleeping
rooms of two little girls in separate houses i'm
the hill district last night
Cora Adams. aged eleven, was awakened by
negro "a her and screamed SO that lie
jumped cut Of the window. An hour later Rachel
rcnig. IN house two blocks away was. reused
by = negro beside her bed. She is only fifteen
ve'srs &C. bSi: chased the negro out of the win
COS. Bsii' children Identified Hooper in the
street tbs morning. and he VAS badly handled
~ TIC crSn. b..:.,rc lie Ms toAe. N sa!L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
BROOKLYN PUBLIC WORK HELD UP.
Failure to Sell Bonds Compels Refreshments
INSPECTORS to &c.

Desmond Dunno, Commissioner of Public Works
in Brooklyn, announced yesterday that as result
Of the failure of the city TO sell its bonds II
would be nece ssary to discharge several inspectors
in the highways bureau and in the Sewer De-
partuaent the end of this week.
Owing to lack of funds the city is unable TO GER
tifv further improvements. and Borough President
Coler has instructed Nj. Dunno to dispense with
all inspectors not actually needed the work now
in progress
The extensive improvements on Brooklyns sew
erage system which we're 70 have been started in
the fall will now be abandoned Indefinitely AS
the inspectors Of both departments report the com
Melton of the work 70 which they were assigned
they Will be laid of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
SALE OF THE GRANITE.
uO1rSE IN VEST 10TH ST..
Market Found for Tzco Parcels m
o9tb St. Near Columbus 4Ue.

,5o, u Morrison has bought the ,Irah'o
anartments new elevator apartment houSe. 80,
Mot 100 1ox1Oo feet at the northeast corner y.
ST and Morningside ave. from HAIRY :. % D.,
~ on.rtv carries a mortgage of s2zSV"-
Tho McVickar Galard Realty COMPANY No. "a,
for Michael Raynes Nos. 6i ana D" ,oxtoo
+wo fve-story apartment houses on prov
feet. -.z ,,os.ar-
In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooi'S 49,,
49, tbree NJ q budget of five parcels were oiie'eu
for Gallo The sale of No. 3lS to 32o East 'o'h -,
two two-story brisk fathouses. on pro. ''.
feet was adjourned by Bryan L. henheliy !" -
gust o and the partition sale OF NO -'i' ~
o,enue A Two story frame dwelling mousse ~
1ot 95x113a feet bv Joseph F. Day TO September ~
Mr. Nav sold No 416 to 100 East 5zd ST. d SIN
story tenement house. on n plot iSNlOo ieo'' - -
Noel for So 600. and No 1881 10 I"f' DUN -.
three six-story brick tenement houses. on pl''
1o5xoo feet to Henry Russell for Sboolo. iito
Brook ave parcel sold In foreclosure 49,.
ines The amount due was about k'o''Vo. SuuJ.o
to three mortgages aggregating sS."" MI
also sold No 543 Grant ave (now Mead 81 ~ ~
Wahldner for S.l7o ,,oo -.h
The offerings for to-day comprise No Zt" ''''
ave n six story tenement house. ssllxllo TO-, -
200 to 62s West I5sth st. six story orich V
rnent houses; No. 21+o Mapes ave- W.
frame dwelling house: No 1910 Fairrnoun'
nv, story frame dwelling house SiliNo-' ie'', q,
Noe e and co Rivington st. three s'o'E ''i
synagogue ,,oa from the
The H. H. Fuller Company has leased rom 80 40
MANS for Charles Lane the store ana o'Isei
a., e,qbt story building being built at the norm
west corner of Walker and Lafayette SIS 10
p Corbtn. and four lofts in the same bu'iu.ns "
wiebusch & Hilger. Both leases are io' NJ 80
wears. In this district is the new centre VI '''e
hardware trade
4. tbe northeast corner OF Walker and LaraEel'e
e.. an eight story building is being built ior 'i'e
Co1vyeu Lead Company. The Russell & Erwin
Manufacturing Company Will occupy Ine
.boDet building at the southwest corner OF walker
-, aroxe,ta ST. The twelve story building or
the American Brass and Copper Company at La
favette and Howard SITS. IS nearly ready t"r oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
DOOLEY AZ TT AGAIN.
Mcclellan Leader Renelcs Charges
against JIc4uoy and Murphy.

Following his charges Monday night that
friends of Charles f. Murphy and Thomas r Nc
Avoy were holding night schools on the East side
in which were being drilled in casting fraud
llent ballots John j. Dooley, Mcclellan leader OF
the go Assembly District. renewed his attack
again last night before large number of MEM
bers OF the Nawadaha Club at Amsterdam avenue
and 18th street. a special meeting had been called
% pe-fec. plans for the outing of the club next
Tuesday MI Dooley spoke, in part, as follows:
Friends: In opening my address tonight want
10 say 10 all of you what, in part. told some or
yea on Monday night, and that is that friends OF
Charley Murphy and friends of Tom NMcAvoy are
schooling guerillas every night now, mat they
NAV vote under the names of honest Democratic
voters in the coming primary elections Let me
rel Won. friends. that Tom McAvoy was never
known as a spendth-ift. but have seen him spend
ing money nowadays. for he realizes that have
him beaten and he is grasping at the last straw
You know the OILY time that he ever put out any
-,one,- was when ne wanted buy votes. ind II he
tries that trick at the coming primaries. my al
vice 10 you is Take mis- money, but vote Tor JACK
Doclev.''
IT now call upon all reputable lawyers in this
,5;st-tcr 70 act as watchers on September "a and
see that no fraudulent votes are cast Murphy
and aIcAvoy viii not stop at anything thls IAN
10 try and win but we have them on the run ana
ms an day for Gas House Charley and King
Tom Ny men know the men who are being
schooled on the East Side TO vote on primary
election day. and if the guerillas do not keep OUT
If this district the entire ambulance service OF the
city VIII be required attend TO them after We get
through with them
when Mr. McAvoy was seen last night at his
headouarters al No. 500 West 145th street and
told about Mr.. Dooley's charges. he said that he
had not read anything in the papers about them.
and Furthermore. he didn't give rap what
DoOley said
what have you got TO say TO the charges made
by Dooley?"
TN tell you. In the first place. L am not in
l,ooley.s class. Second. he's got TO establish n
reputation for himself. There is comparison
as far reputation gees. In regard TO guerlI-
las Dooley knows all about them
III soon show you what kind Of man Dooley
is He's an inpossibility, while his friend Smith.
his running mate is joke They are 'Siamese
twins Jack and Dick. They are the whole cam
palgn.
I'll tell you again his charges crazy and are
not worth while answering. He had better not get
TOO CAV Last year he thought he had IT on me
when he sued me for $4,000 libel. and then let it
go by default. He knows that he can't back up
what he says
In regard TO the libel suit, Mr.. Dooey said it
wasn't his fault that he lost his case He said
that McAvoy and his clique at Tammany Hall had
used their influence TO have the case dropped
The powerful influence behind McAvoy did
me-" he said. But I've got him licked at this
primary already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
MOST OF ESTATE IN UNPAID NOTES.
John H. sutphin Lent Money to Man well
Able to Pay, Says Lawyer.

Halstead Frost jr. a member of the law hrin
which filed in the Queens County Surrogate
office the will of the late John H. Sutphln' WIZ
for thirty years was County Clerk and Deilo
cratic leader of the county, said yesterday a'
Jamaica that several notes given oy proii-Hei4t
men of the county would probably De hieu aii"
published with the will within few days
Mr. Sutphin left his entire estate oliiS So
ono to his wife, Carrie II. Sutphin- MT FROST
said that Mrs. Sutphin would have a consider
ohio fortune if all the unpaid notes could be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
REAL ESTATE MEN ELECT DAVIES.
New Yorker Made President of State ASso-
citation at Annual Meeting.
GRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Syracuse N Y, Aug. 2o.-The annual meeting
Of the New York State Real Estate Association
was held here to-day. The following officers were
elected: President. ]. Clarence Davies. Of New
York: vice-presdent. John II. Prather. of JAMES
town N Y; secretary T. W. Weston, of Liberty.
Y V: treasurer Samuel T. Belts. Of Syracuse
II was voted TO organize in every village town
and county
President Davies gave an address in which he
advised that real estate be made quicker asset,
that the matter of titles be simpiied that land
not be taxed so heavily and that home owners
should be encouraged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

The HALEY Realty Company has been Incorporated
under the business corporation laws of this
The directors benjamin r. HALEY. Joseph J. MEME
and Samuel j. Goldsmith Its capital is nifty Thousand
dollars; hundred shares Of the value of hun
bred dollars according the certificate of ineorpora
fully subscribed principal place
business Is be In the OF New York and the
Of stated its certificate
o Incorporation. is be perpetual
BENJAMIN Oppenhcmer. OF No. 80 Broadway, is the
attorney for tho corpo alton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

David +. Moore, Superintendent Of Buildings
signed yesterday the dismissal of Charles j.
Dunno, the inspector OF the bureau asninst whom
charges of grating made on several occa-
sions Six weeks ago Dunno relieved Of his
duties pending the investigation of the charge that
he had taken money from masons and builders
Mr. Moore would not say what the result of the
investigation was. but simply said that Dunno was
no longer connected with the bureau OF buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

J. d Rank has sold for the Lancaster and wes.-
pany for immediate Improvement with one and two
family houses ten lots both sides OF East ad ST .
Avenue =. Brooklyn: also Alfred Biclford a
builder for Improvement. nine lots adjoining tho
above he ca OF St, and 10
NJ Morton. two lots :he side Gravesend
l.
William p. Jones has sold for Allan Black lots
the north side OF cd SEQ feet
ave: for Il. burning Ernest Kunnemund- one lot
the side OF Albany ave. liz OF Ave
nuo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
STEAMER sMAsHEs YACHTS soWsPRIT.

lrTbune.
New London. Conn. Aug. al.-The steam Yacht
Christabel. owned by Walter Ferguson of STAN
ford. Conn. and Fishers Island. rouled by
the Long Island produce steamer Holyoke this af-
ternoon The yacht was returning from New
Haven TO Fishers Island when the Hoyoke which
had been UP the Connecticut River and was re-
turning to Long Island, attempted to her bow
and carried away her bowsprt and hgurehead.
The damage to the Holyoke is not known. The
collision occurred between Bartlett and Corn1eld
Reef. The steamers proceeded to their destina-
tions after the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

Divorce Suit of Rich Pittsburg Attorney
Revealed When Wife Files Answer.

Pittsburg Aug. 20.-It became known to-day,
through the filing Of a spirited answer by his
wife that Frank y Sneathen. wealthy attor
ney prominent in Pttsburg society. had filed
suit against his wife Emma McKim Sneathen-
Mr.. Sncatflen. il appears. has not lived with his
wife for seventeen years, and in his suit charged
her with desertion. Mrs. Sneathen in her an
swer asserts that she did not desert him. but
shat he drove her away from him by i'll treat
rnent- She demands a jury trial. where all the
facts may be made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
AGAINST POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS.

A circular letter has been sent to the heads Of
the various departments Of the city government by
the Ciyfl Service Reform Association asking for
their cooperation in putting end to the practice
Of levying political assessments upon city employees.
The letter asks that the provisions of the Civil
Service law be upheld. and, above ALL that they
be posted in conspicuous place during the
ensuing campaign. 1t is also stated that the
citation stands ready to present any of Illegal
assessment which may be given il with sutiicie1.
cgide=ee g warrant prosecution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
oNANcocK NEGRO EDITOR JAILED.

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 20. d. Uzzell. a negro edi-
tor who is held responsible for much of the recent
race trouble on the eastern shore of Virginia, was
brought here under strong guard to-day and locked
up in the Norfolk jail. Uzzen surrendered to
Colonel Nottingham, Of the Virginia militia, at
Onancoclx Monday and asked to be- a
safe place there being great danger that he would
be lynched
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
HORACE A. BLACKMUR ARRESTED.
Accused of Swindling Philadelphia Bank
Out of 5000.

Horace a Blackburn. who figured in a number
OF spectacular court cases. was arrested nj hia
home. No. 43 South Oxford street Brooslvn ves
terday at the request of James l. Donhy. head of
n Philadelphia detective bureau He is wanted in
Philadelphia charge of swindling n bank In
that city out OF 5000
Blackburn was arrested just as he was about to
leave his home. and appeared surprised and indig-
nant AT what he called n misunderstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
DEAL NEAR NoRDIcA's PROPERTY.

Clifford n Harmon OF Wood. Harmon Co..
to Mary MctiOnicie plot 80 feet he
side of Sunset Drive 81 "a feet south Of South High
property. Also sold Katherine Setter a plot u 2lr
121 "a the south side Albany Post Road
10 C3 OF Benedict boulevard. will be
plot
Lawn a De ran have borgh a Mot
25x1oo feet the south side OF Merose
Randor A house will BE- erected upon this plot
sold Mary Il. Williamson a plot 25xlO0 on
north side OF Droxel st. 80 feet Clinton
The lot ts to be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
ANOTHER TEA ROOM PROJECT

Plans have been filed for remodeing the style
nve story dwelling house No. IS a3d ST DC
cupit as millinery shop ana Of
houses. into tea The improvement are 10 be
made under lease io- John Jacob Aston. as owner
Pickering 81 Walker nrcht Gets ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
j. DE WITT WARNER GUEST AT DINNER.

London. Aug. a-Russell Rea. Radical member
of Parliament for Gloucester. gave dinner In the
House of Commons tonight in honor of John De
Witt Warner, of New York. president of the Amer
lean Free Trade League. and Mr.. Shepherd, chair
of the league. Among the other guests were
Premier Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman, David
Lioyd-George, president of the Board OF Trade:
John Burns president of the local Government
Board; Lord Robert Cecil and Lord Welby presi-
dent of the Golden Club,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
STATE FlREMEN IN CONVENTION.

EImra, n. Y. Aug. 20.-The thirtyfifth annual
convention OF the New York State firemen's AS
socaton opened this morning in the Lyceum The
atre. Mayor Brockaway gave address of wei
come and other citizens addressed the several hun
bred delegates. Business sessions VIII be held to-
morrow and Thursday. On Friday there will be u
parade, IN which more than one thousand delegates
and thousands OF bremen from all parts of the
state Will participate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

v,ROPoS.rs FOR STEAM RIVETING MACAS--.
pneumatic Tools and Hoist Electric Drills -rss1r-
Parts for Steam ShOvels. Hose Hose Cuup subrstof.
Apparatus for Power Plant. Vacuum pump. - ,fet1r
OIL Tester ViscOmcter Platform scales 't,ienssr
steel Iron Fsivers, Boiler ana TSf1-eS
Tubes Gauge Glasses. Pick Handles 1850 Tsnts
Oars Water Coolers. Chairs Lamps & - received
NuraIite Paints etc. Sealed proposals Will De ,s.ba
AZ the office OF the General PurchaslnS OhSe IaS)
canal Commission. Washington. d g. -. ,vs %
m SeDtember rs 1907 at which time tneS H,sar-i
opened in public. furnishing the LENS
Articles Hanks and general information iSl' rni5
this $50 may be oothIeu
1cs ar tbs orfres OF the Assistant Purchaslns ysw
80 S,ate Street New York city, custom H0u $3.50.
orleans La also from chief quarter
St Louis Depot Su-.- Sranrs.
IefYersOnviIIe. Ind and Chief Qutrterfi'
Ga-H + Hodges. General Purchasing oli''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
SHOCKING NEWS FOR ICE DEALERS.

Rhinelander Wis. Aus 20.-J. NJ. barrow con-
nected with paper mills here. says he has discOv-
cred in waste product of the mills prepare ton
which will preserve ice indefinitely The COM
pound. It is said can be manufactured at cost of
AZ cents a thousand gallons. Housekeepers with
this preparation on hand buy cake of ice,
coat 1t, and have need to trouble the fee man
ara all summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.. Wasnins , ~ ~ poss
Il June 2s 19O5.-ProposalS viii be I~eelSeG :. Tn.i
Or4ce DEPARTMENT. the City OF Wasnlhsu1H
O'Clock o. m 1907 the routes he5elAA-N-
srrIbed The right reject al ois ,,n,,x
ROUTE NO. 20. % VI. :. from New 19rA - ~ ,sI-t
once each week So trips per year vessels OK srs
class Time OF voyage averaging not more tnsh
each way Bond required with bid. Sl0VN SO..-arto.
eve wears Service Nov l. lsVt sr ma
Will be permitted substitute at any time .,ss Tor
vessels OF the secon
vessels OF the third class without additonal e0hs
ROUTE NO "a 20 NJ s." from Boston 70 Psr' AT a..
tonic jamaica once each week 81 tFips - ~sa- 4,
iron, PbIIadelph once each week % trips pe 40,
vessels fourth class Time OF No5as Po--
Ia Antonio. five days and from VIA
AptoDi0 four Bond required
sI5op Contract years. Servtce 70 4.
IaOS Contractor will permitted 20 slossIs .,
snv time during term. one o Ioe
the second third class without sdditAoha4 s'
therefor
NOTE-On return vessels may % 80 out-
named In the schedule IL oS - ~'4-S
Wal voyages not delayed
containing description OF TIE r0utss
items 20 bidders and blank forms or proposal
panyne bonds be obtained OF the se0hI nj 1itsr
posfmsstsr General Post OfsCe Department on -
August 4 1906. v L. MEYER. POSTMASTER Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
E. w. rURNeULL TO ERECT $4,000 HOUSE.

Plans been filed with Buildings Superintende nj
Murphy for four story and basement dwelling house.
be built FOR T.. W. Tumbull. owner. III
64th St II to be OF brick with lig'estone trimmings
trance hanked with columns II will have a frontage
o Get a depth s5is al exten
Ii is o $4,000. Tha architect 3 Earl Harvey
Iyull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
REALTY NOTES,

The Masonic Temple has leased the five dwelling
house, No. 4S West Gath at.
Edward Mcvicker has leased for twenty years c..
Sandblom to the American Drug Syndicate. formerly
80 and al the building
constructed o and
81 ST., Long Island City
s. b. Goodale s Son have leased for ]. J. Mitchell
10 Pathe Freres the third loft at Nos Al
2Sth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
HANGED FOR ASSAULT ON srEpcHrLp.

Asheville n. c.. Aug 20.-James Rucker, a negro
was hanged in Jail here shortly after noon to-day
Rucker convicted of criminal assault on his
stepdaughter. 1t is said that this is tho first time
in the history OF this state that a negro has been
hanged for such a crime against one of his own
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

Tniv is Io07-Sealed proposals will be less-s,neet
t:.c Office Purchasing Agent OK tiis saishl>s
until . o.clocI< III. lYti. tus re
Envelopes for the Postal Service rras %
November I. 1906. anu etr.t.s and
1911 Hanks for proposals. with sPeGiiee .1iICai.c1
stuctlons 20 bidders Will be furnished 49, 1reF-
the Purchasing Agent for the lost CEN
Washington d {. e. v. l. MEYER fVs'
era
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

INVEST POINT. y. V. AUGUST ~ .s'o1 pers until
w proposals. in 'Fiplicate viii % r. triciien p
two enpacements for G-inch guns. utsrstlors ~
pearing carriages as per drawings an rieht acerp
fhIs reserves te slscS Fcrrs
or reject any proposals. any pt sIlss GUAR
for PROPOSALS furnished application ~
terulaster West Point. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
Public Notices.
Female

NXJANTED.-women general helpers In the wards Of
w Bellevue Hospital Salary $500 a month and main
Schools. at Bellevue Hospital. 26h First
New City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

II - ENGINEER OFFICE. ed d t..53 Sealsi
u. -. washington d &. Aug ~ - srt car,
proposals for dredging IN Oeeoqlaf MI 70 rerl
and Mattapcni River. Va. oeensSs
II. 1907. an tneh ncSr Cosse
Information furnished app.ieAi-vA -
Major. EilSrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
Unfurnished Apartments to Let.


Northeast Corner broadway and s5th 81
rooms baths every improvemt: rent $3.50 20 s2"
MISERABLE APARTMENTS To LET IN areProot
i resident; rent. SlvDV 20
81 800 per year Apply TO Janitor. II West 18th St
yI,IE RIyERDAIE. Riverside Drive. corner TSth St;
Il high class apartments: ready September ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

ITO IEr-Store on Columbia Place. IN large apart
l. rnent house: thickIy populated neighborhooJ:
suitable for dealer. delicatessen etc:
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
JUDGE McSHERRY's FUNERAL.
Maryland Court of Appeals Judges
Honorary PaIIbearers.

Frederick. Md, Oct Arrangements
for the funeral Of the late Chief Judge
James McSherry have been completed. It
will take place on Monday at u:30
o'clock. the services to be held in st.
Johns Catholic Church, where solemn
requiem mass will be said with Rev. w
j. Kane. the pastor. as celebrant, Rev.
Father Bradley. of Mount St Mary's
College, as deacon. and Rev Father
Craig, of ST. Johns Ecclesiastical Semi
nary, Brighton, Mass, sub-deacon. Car
dinal Gibbons will attend the funeral and
give absolution.
The honorary pallbearers will be the
present judges Of the Maryland Court If
Appeals-former Judge Fowler, Of Tow
son; former Judge James A. c. Bond
of Northumberland Judges John c. Mot
ter and James 3. Henderson, the asso-
ciate judges of the Sixth Judicial cir
cult. The list of active pallbearers has
not been completed.
The Frederick County Bar Association
viii attend the funeral in a body. as
will the Independent hose company Of
this city, the oldest existing fire company
in Maryland. Of which Judge McSherry
had been president twenty-seven years,
and at the time Of his death he was
president emeritus. The body Of Judge
McSherry will be inferred in St. Johns
Cemetery near where the remains of
Roger Brooke Taney. at one time Chief
Justice of the United States Supreme
Court are buried