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New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
REALTY NOTES.

Steven B. Ayres has sold lots Nos I23 I24 and Us
Nernon-Wood to Evarts L Prentiss- This is a.
parcel. 75x100 feet in East Sd 81, Mount Vernon
BurriH Brothers have sold the three story and
basement brownstone dwelling house No. sos Sd
st, between 7th and sth aves-, Brooklyn, for J. H
Spingarp TO G. B. bennett It is a lot 2lxl0o
feet
Wood. Harmon & Co. have sold plot, eoxloo feet
sn Avenue Y, South Marlborough, 20 a Mr.. F1rey;
also in AvenuezQ, Marlborough, plot, 4ox100 feet
20 a Mr.. Cotter. and two lots TO IL J. Mcguire: a
plot in West 9th St, Marlborough. to a Mr. Kron-
meyer, one TO a Mr.. Coilahan and 10 Mr.
Kerr: Also in Marlborough plot in West 4th st.
near Avenue p, TO Nj Denning; one in West Sd
st near e5th St, 10 q Mr.. Fisher and one IN 65th
81 TO q Mr. Heslfn.
E. Reinheirner is the buyer Of No. 40 West 10th
st and D. r. Lamont OF No. $40 West sd ST, sold
recently.
Hell & Stern have leased for Henry Corn the
store basement and floor in the building No.
z76 Broadway for long term OF years. at a total
rental of s5oOoO.
Joseph A Dwyer has taken lease Of No. s3s
West 10th ST for years. After alterations are
made the building win be occupied by an auto top
company.
Benjamin r.. Iummis has leased for @ O. Holt
the three story dwelling house No. Jos East 18th st.
for q term of years.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
BIG BRONX PLOT SOLD
SITE TO BE IMPROVED.
Manu- Plans Filed for Houses TO BE
Built IN UptoTn Districts.

,.o pr.,sc>r,enn Realty and Construction Com
panv has sold to builder for Improvement a piot
Of six lots the east side OF Aqueouct ave. ''
feet south of Fordham Road
Mary plans for frame and brick dwelling houses
TO be erected in The Bronx were filed yesterday
The Belraar Investing Company is going 10 ouiio
eight two and one-half story brick dwelling house
ON the north side OF 1slst st, 100 feet west VI
Grand ave from plans by Daube & hresnoouis e
Each house will be 2ox55 feet. The total cost o
the buildings viii be $4,000. On the south sue u
westchester ave, about 81 feet east OF lou s|
Charles s and Millie NJ Schnepp VIII ouho d
three story brick tenement house, win stoAeo @
IL will be ga5xs2s feet and will cost Slz". %.
1-,.,,,r 60 .ha architect William ]. Hyland VIII
erect a two and one-half story frame dweihhs
house soxa feet, the west side OF Souihei"
boulevard 600 feet south OF Pelham hoao' rom
plans by J. C Cocker architect. 1t VIII cost WV"
Gustave Richter is going TO build from plais ps
Frank Richter a two story brick store ana d"eh-
snp f,opse 1axs feet on the west side Of SecgwlcA
ave 100 feet south Of hist st It will cost so@
Tzvo three story brick dwelling houses. 2rxS2 feet
each VIII be built by Herman Tuchman from
,,lar1s by B. Ebeling, at a cost OF Sl4"o' on tne
west side Of Forest ave, 80 feet nortn OF "est
Farms Road c. Vance viii erect on the east SIDE
Of Edwards ave. $50 feet south Of Latting st.
two and one-half story brick dwelling house, 1Aea
feet at cost OF $500. from plans by b. Eoehhs.
Charles fCllinger Will build two and one-hail
story brick stable, 24sxS9 feet, on the west side
of Union ave. l45 feet north Of 15Sth st, from
plans by DalIbe & Kreynbourg. 1t viii cost Sf'V'A
A one story brick stable viii be erected on the
north side of l55th ST. I75 feet east of Courtandt
ave. by Max Schneckenberger, from plans by Il.
Izbeling. at cost of S2op
NfcKim Mead q White. architects for the CITY,
have fled plans with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy for; the two story boiler house and coal
,ng station for the new Bellevue Hospital, TO be
erected on the south side Of 18th st, RLS fees
east of1st ave The building VIII be of brick, two
stories high, and will have two circular smoke
stacks '1s5 feet high. The cost is estimated at
$4,000.
Plans have also been fled for Installing a swim
ming pool under the sidewalk on I'd ave. for the
Hebrew Technical School for Girls at % ave- and
18th st. at a cost of $1,000. Buchman & Fox are
the architects.
The plans for new buildings reported yesterday
include six story apartment and stores to be
erected at the southwest corner Of Amsterdam
ave and Cathedral Parkway for the Irving Judis
Building and Contracting Company, Of No. 20
West 12th st, at a cost OF 100000
The receivers of the New York City Railway
Company are going build two story brick car
house u21ex4o5 feet, the north side OF sstn St.
between Park and Lexington aves-, from plans by
A V. Porter, architect It VIII cost s5oeo.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
STEAMER UPSETS SKIFF.
FiUe Brooklyn Mem Gong Fishing
Take Une.rDected Bath.

Five Brooklynites in skin were thrown ln'e
the water off 53d street. Brooklyn when the Cen
trail Railroad Of New Jersey steamer Asoury Farh
sent such a heavy wash across the bay yesterday
that the little skifr was capsized The men had
started out from Fort Hamilton shortly oefore
noon with the intention Of doing some fishing.
Their shoes and stockings and coats and mats
were piled I'm the bottom OF the sdn with their fish
ing tackle These articles were all carried to the
bottom
Tho men, being fair swimmers were aoie 10 keep
afioat until the tug A II. Smith cast line and
pulled them aboard. The tug landed them at Pier
g. East River, and from there they went to the
Harbor Squad police station at Pier A. and Lfeuten-
ant McNaught sent the patrol boat to see II their
skr or clothing could be found, but the effort was
unsuccessful
They told the police they were Patrick Gleason.
No 425 Hicks street; Hugh Bond No 2s Beard
street: Samuel Patterson. No. 16S Hamilton ave-
nue.; William Hy1and, No. 161 Conover street. and
James McDermott, No. 81 Summit street All said
they were longshoremen by occupation.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
MRS FLEMING ANXIOUS.
SAID to Haze Made OUertures to tht
District attorney IN Gould Case.

Confinement In the Tombs after Mrs Bean Teal
and Harry s. Mousley, the private detective. were
released on bail. is reported to have affected tne
nerves OF Mrs. Julia Fleming. overlooked when the
bail bonds were being signed. to such an extent
that she mas made overtures to the District At
forney's office
Miss Frances Hale, the hairdresser at the Hotter
IJncon was called to the District Attorneys office
late yesterday afternoon and spent some time with
Mr.. Hart, the Assistant District Attorney who has
the Frank ]. Gould in charge
Bessie De Voc, the vaudeville actress, whom MISS
MacCausian has said she asked to accuse dio
not appear In the yesterday, but 1t is under
stood that she is willing to appear In court any
time that Mr. Hart may wish her to do so
The trouble arising out Of the alleged plot 10
manufacture testimony against Mr.. Gould Is SAID
TO have caused Mrs. Gould to consider dropping or
at least postponing her suit This story was
strengthened yesterday when the two Nova scot'a
witnesses against Mr.. Gould returned TO their nome
Their Testimony supposed to relate to yacht
ing trip made by Mr.. Gould in 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
SEAMAN KILLED ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
Neckerchief Catches in Gun Cogs and Mans
Neck Broken.

Newport. r. l., July 2S-Joseph ]. Henry. an or
binary seaman and powder passer on board the new
battleship Mississippi. was killed during gun
drill in one Of the forward S-inch turrets to-day
His neckerchief caught in the training cogs or
one of the guns and Henry was drawn into the
machinery and his neck was broken
Henry was nineteen years of age and enlisted at
Memphis in October last His next of kin is a
cousin, Charles McCaslfn, Of jackson, Tenn Ihe
Mississippi is at anchor in the outer harbor.
Contain Fremont of the Mississippi has ordered
an Immediate and full investigation, and also has
issued a general order that no member Of gun
crew shall enter a turret ammunition passage
wearing q blouse.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The Lotus Realty Company Bugs a
Cowtlandt 4Uenue FIathouSe.

The budget Of auction offerings yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange Salesroons Nos. IA and 10
vesey street, included two dwelling houses and a
number Of tenement houses The Lotus Realty
Company bought for s42,025 a six story fathouse,
with store on plot 5ex115x5ex0 feet at the south
east corner of I6Sd and Courtlardt ave. It was
sold in foreclosure proceedings. the due being
about s44 500 The other results follows:
BY Joseph P Day: SAP 1921 St PSI # Of Broad
way lexe9 II. sty dwg b. Equitable Life Assur Soc
agt II Macdonald ct al: Alexander & Q. attys; D 3
VI NcfIale S14.40o: 50 LIST s, 4s1 n s OF
zth ST 24xlo0 leasehold. ten d and store: E c
q Catherine Kuhn eft all Heyn & c. attys;
due Sc 76 IL taxes etc. Si.772 e5;
Cttilie Block for s. 600: $40 and a 18th ST. 100
II " of ave. 50x10G11: g sty ten and store A II
Sturees W q Mosstatt ct al Sturges atty; IshaIn
Henderson ref DUE S1S7o5 etc sl,2S1 80;
Of $4,000 the plaintiff for s55s 7eS
BY Hugh u Sr1yth: 246 30 6. 1z4.4 # OF Ave
IL and hs: Fsdeiis Spiedei
ct al Katharine Znti al; 5 Goebel atty;
Samson Iachmsn ref; partition; 70 Julius Iehner for
s1s,5e0.
broadway. II, sty dWg b: Bernard Badanes
c B Smith al; A Sseidman atty; T II Friend ref:
due. s352 5s: taxes etc. S25 IS. sub mtge
Of $500; adjourned To July %
The auction offering to-day is follows:
BY Joseph Day: sas 1Ssth st s. s1s It W OF B'way
14zs9-l1 sty dug h: A r Clark aet Heintz al;
Wray p atys Peter Gatens, ref due. IS. III 81
taxes, etc, 1895 IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Adam A Schopp has sold for the Freund estate
No HS East 53d st, three story dwelling house
On a lot 20xso feet
S b. Goodale & Son have reso1d for a client q
five story fathouse. on lot 24ux110 feet, at the
northwest corner OF 13sth St and 9th ave-
Charles E Cathie has sold for James ]. Martin
No. 5S1 East 10th st, northeast Of Frank
lin ave, two story frame dwelling house. on
lot 25x100
John Kendall has sold the seven two-famly
houses. each lot 25x1a0: Irvine ST. between
Garrison and Seneca aves. Mr.. Kendall bought the
lots at the Hunts Point auction sale in May and
began building June ].
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
- Trial desired in County OF New fork-5upple-
mental Suulrrons-Daniel Martha Stiess Plain
tifs against Laura Drshsr. Bertha kessler BosWaid
Harry g. Hall, American Exchange Realty Company
Valley Dairy Company Northheld Creamery Com
William o'Nel, Theodore Ener. James joseph Blrns
Lewis layer, Peter Ehre, Sakret Danton and Acolpn
Newman. Isaac Liberulan and Rachael Lioernar- his
wife: Charles Lbsman and Fiebecca Liperran his wile
any, Rebecca being fictitious her real nrsr
being these plaintiffs. DefendantsTo
defendants and each OF them: You
hereby the amended complaint
IN this action, and copy OF your answer on
the plaintiffs Attorneys within twsnty days aIer tss
exclusive OF day or service.
in failure TO appear. or answer tuds-
Will Be taken against you BY Default for tho reiter
demanded In the amended complaint
Dated. New York June 9th, 1908
EARIEY WEAVER & EARLEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Crnoe and Post Ofics Address. 29 Broadway, Now
York. N Y
defendant Laura Dreher: The foregoing supple
served By publication. pr-
10 John " Con- Justice of the
Supreme Court the State cf New York dated July 22nd
1905 and fled the complaint and Rnended COM
plaint the Office Of the Clerk of said Court and the
County OF York. IN the County Court House IN and
for the County OF New York. n Y.
FARLEY. WEAVER EARLEY- Attorneys for Plain
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
Notice to Creditors.

IN TaB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
the Northern District OF Ohio. Eastern Division
No.7 64e-NationaI Car Wheel Company Complainant
the Wheeling and Lake Eric Railroad Company. De-
hereby given that Goth 1908
all creditors Of The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Company against the In the hands
the Receiver referred by the court to Charles
P Hine as Special Master % asertain and 70 report
secured OF The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
all subsidiary companies mer.tioned IN
ths bin of complaint heretofore filed cause
statement showing the nature and amount
of their respective claims.
All said creditors VIII be given an opportunity to
present and make proof befose the 9Th day Of
November 1905 No ea1 Society for Savings Building
CI.veland Ohio OF the amounts OF their respective
claims present their objections IL 10 the
Allowance claims of other creditors that be
presented me; and said creditors required to
before temzed statements of their respective claims
suiv verified on before October 26th, 1905.
49, CHARLES p EINE
Special Master.
Cleveland. Ohio. July 81. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
MRS. EVA BOOTHS SUIT DISMISSED.
Court Holds Evidence Doesn't Warrant De-
cree of Divorce.

The suit brought by Mrs. Eva Booth against Hor-
ace J. Booth for an absolute divorce on the statu-
tory ground was dismissed by Justice Greenbaunl
in the Supreme Court yesterday, the court holding
that the evidence introduced by Mrs. Booth was
insufficient.
The papers in the case were not filed with the
decision.
Justice Greenbaum says that the plaintiffs case
rests upon the testimony of her sister and friend
of hers Mrs. Davidson the evidence of the latter
witness relating to alleged admissions made by the
defendant
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
TO ENLARGE HOME OF J. H. cHoATE JR

Plans have been fled for making over the three
story and basement dwelling house No. 168 East
list ST. the city home Of Joseph II. Choate jr. An
additional story VIII be built II is be used for
sleeping quarters for servants, and viii also have
two guests chambers with baths and toilets G. B.
De Gersdorf the architect, estimates the cost OF
the proposed alterations at 5000. The building as
altered viii be four stories high
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
WALL STREET LAWYERS HOME ROBBED

The home ofsGeorge l. Nichols. lawyer of No.
~ wall street on the Bedford Road. near Katonah
NWestobester County, was robbed on Wednesday
-.ett while the occupants slept by burglars who.
3t Is believed have been travelling by automobile
and loorirlg country homes along the Sound I'm New
Horx aad Connecticut The burglars ransacked
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

iz2c 81. s. go II "A Of Gleason ave. Gr1oo;
Richard w Horner. attorney. loans Jacob Cohen
Claremont ave. cor l21d St l0oS1o0; Charles
Il Roeenthhi loans DscoFn Realty Co...-.....
Wes1cheeser ave. g e, 81 Il OF 175th st; Otis x
DtTnock loans Charles and Nellie NJ Schnepp..
172d e. g a 22s II Of Gleason ave, 251loo; lf2d
g q, E7S n y Gleason ave. cS,lo0: Herbert
Ogden, attorney. loans Jacob Cohen. .--..-..
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

CUPREME COURT NEW YORK coUNrY.-ADA
- Harris, sole executrtx of and devisee Under
the last will and testament Of Dwight M Harris De.
ceased, Plaintiff. Joseph H Hoaoley, Cyrus Field
Judson and Joseph Letter. Defendants Summons
with Notice the above named Defendants: You
hereby summoned tc answer the complaint In
this action, and Of your on
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days after
the service of this Summons exclusive day
of service; Of failure appear or
answer, Judgment will be taken assinss you by de-
fault for the rclief demanded In the complaint
Dated March 21st, 1908
wELLMAN. GoOCH & sMYTH
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and Postorice address, IS Wall St. New York
City
Notice-Taks notice, that default to
appear or answer the above summons Judgment will
taken against for the Of twenty-five
thousand hundred fortythree 50100 dollars with
interest from May 1st. 1902, and with OF this
action
wEIIMAN, GOOCH & sMYTH
Plaintiffs Attorneys
To Joseph II. HoadIey: The foregoing summons fs
upon you by publication. pursuant order
of Henry A. Bischoff. Justice of Supreme
Court OF the York, 25ti tay
June 1905, and fled with the complaint IN the
ONCE of the Clerk OF the County OF New York AZ
the County Court House in the Borough Of Manhat-
tan IN tho City OF New York
Dated June esth, 1908
wELLMAN, GOOCH & sMYTR
Plaintiffs AttorneyA
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
IN York--GeraId Hull Gray receiver the prom
Cyrus Judson plaintiff against JOSEPH, y
Hoadley defendant, Summons.-To the named Ia
plant IN this action and to OF
plaintiffs days after m.
summons, day Of seryfce
Of your failure appear Judgment
against you by default relief de-
manded complaint
Dated March 2Sth 1908
wEIL.MAN GOOCH & sMYTH
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office postof1ce address. No. 1o Wall ST. York
City.
Joseph H Hoadley: The foregoing
by publication pursuant Hon
Henry A. Bischon. justice OF Supreme Court OF ths
State of New York, day June 1909
the complaint IN the once Of Clerk cf
the County York. the County Court House. IN
Borough OF Manhattan. in the City Of New York
Dated juno 2eth. 1908.
wEILIMAN. GooCH & sMYTH
Plaintiffs Attorneys-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

"A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A The Tribune received at their Uptown once. No
1854 Broadway, between S6th and S7th sts-. until
o'clock o. Advertisements received at the following
branch regular Office rates until o'clock
viz: 264 ave. 23d St: 1o3 Sth ave-. cor
18TH st: 1o4 East 18th St: 257 S2n between
7th and 9Th aves: 125th 1888 81 ave. 1926
Sd ave- near ST. 1ToS LIST near ssth st: 157
Flas. 125th ST. 756 fremont $50 Sd ave. and
American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
The Turf.
Proposals.

DROPOsALs FOR MOSQUITO BARS--DEPOT QUAR-
CITY July 2i Is0SMSeaied proposaia in trsicat. snh
feet the conditions Will received
o'clock D. n, August 10 1908, opened for
furnishing and delivering at either the Now York or
u. S. Army. 10000 Mosquito Bars. snse snd $500 Mos
from per to 30 cent. If desired by this
partnent The right is reserved 70 rsJeot any all
thereof. Preference will be
to articles Of domestic manufacture conditions quail
faotures the duty thereon) being equal Standard
ples can and specifications, blanks for propo
sails full information will be furnished appl
he indorsed Proposals for Mosquito Bars be opened
August TO- J." Col. VIM s. PATTEN. Depo. Quar-
termaster
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

A pvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
Il The Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE No.
clock o. IA Advertisements received at the following
branch at Office m
viz: sth ave- e 23d st; 153 9th ave.
18th st; 18th 25T West 42d between
7th and 283 West l25th 1885 Sd 1929
ad ave-; 6lst ST. i7os lst ave-. near ssth sti
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

the house from cellar to garret and took 5ewelry'
silver and clothing valued at about 5000.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

Country Property for Sale.
u town. about 200 acres; large superby built mansion
20 rooms, cottages GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
234, Morristown N. J.
4 DO ACREs-MUsT BE SOLD TO SETTLE ESTATE;
lZU IT miles LYMAN W. LOOMS. Is B'way.
Phone 1854 Rector
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

r,prrsB MARY HIN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
* ~ Hon Charaes H. Beckett Surrogate the County
:, No. YORK notice hereby given psrpons hav-
Ing Claims against Mary H Brush. late of tho City
TarooLIine Mass, deceased 10 present the with
vouchers thereof to the subserbers at their place
tho once OF Charles p.
No ~ pins street City OF New York Borough Mar
hstsn on or before the frst DAY OF September leOa
nats5 New York tho 2sth day OF February, 1904
N~'~N " FRANCES A F1NDfAY,
WILLIAM II. VAN BUREN,
ExscutorA
CHARLES p. LATINO,
Attorney for Executors
"a Pima ST. N. Y. City. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
Surrogutes' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
H. Beckett. Surrogate OF the County Of New Yort.
aSains, William Paim4nbs1s. late OF ths County OF
- Work. deceased, present the same with youoher,
thereof to subscribsE At her place transaetins
trs,,.as Office OF Sackstt Lang, No.
Sraa, horough OF Manhattan, in the City York
on or before 2sth day OF October next
oa Ds,sS "a Nsw York, the 1Sth day OF April 1908.
Os's0 " poROf'HY NJ. PALMENBERG, Ex.cutr4x
. r1rp~r-r LANG for Executrix 90 Nassau
On street borough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
THE kITTATINNY.

NE h1 i i n i 1lVlN H
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
LARGEST, MOST MODERN, AND THE LEADING
HOTEL. COOLEST LOCATION. Derives the full
the caused by the Gaps formation Table
Orchestra social diversions
Write showing Hotel Kittanny Park
offciai maps Livery. garage kittatinny coach
American Plan. also A Ia Carte Spa
O. FHANh COff-
THE ESsICK, 25oO Fl. IN ALLEGHENIE IEx--t5ol-F.
tanuis nshfne orchestra, casino. furnished cottages
steam heat excellent cuisine; booklet. II. NJ ESSlCK-
Essfc
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

For Both sexes-Counrry.
LOOKING FOB A SCHOOL on cANPs
YOU CAN FIND the SCHOOL WANTED
BY writing School Agency. bs0 Park Row. New York
For Young Ladies-Country.
RYE SEMINARY For Particular.
Mrs g. J. LIFE Misses STOWE Rye. New York
NEoRAvIAN SEMINARY FOR GIRLS. BETHLEHEM
wi Founded 1I49. 15eth year Sept 29rd
Address J. MAX HARK. ID. D.. Prin
School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors,
o Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. N. J. YOUNG-FULTON. 23 Union scuar.
Excursions.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

&4DDp
$1,000
1900
5000
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-07
Wealthy Newark Woman, 90
Years Old, Rushed to
Pasteur Institute.
TAKEN BACK TO HER
WELLINGTON RESIDENCE
Huge Animal Attacks Her While
She Is Chatting with
Daughter.

After being bit by a huge and rabid
mongrel Newfoundland dog and rushed
to New York for a first treatment, Mrs.
David c. Runyon, 90 years old, of 175
Washington street, is undergoing the
balance of the Pasteur treatment for
hydrophobia at her country estate at
-Mllington.
Mrs. Runyon, who is a member of a
distinguished Jersey family, and who
was a graceful social leader in her gen
Grafton, is the mother of former City
Auditor Ferdinand c. Runyon, treas
urer of the Rail Joint Company of
America, with offices at 80 West
Thirty-fourth street, New York, and of
Mrs. S. FL. Plum, of Newark
With her daughter. the aged Mrs.
Runyon was sitting on the veranda of
her country place at Millington last
Saturday, when a large dog, having a
strain of Newfoundland breed in 1t,
dashed upon the porch and attacked the
two women. Because of her advanced
years Mrs. Runyon was unable to de-
fend herself, and, although Mrs. Plum
fought the animal it succeeded In
lacerating Mrs Runyon's right thumb.
Men shot the dog and doctors cut off
its head and sent it to the health au-
thorities, who found that the brute had
been afflicted with rabies
At the Pasteur Institute the first
treatment of the series of eighteen was
administered. Then, because of the ad-
vanced age of Mrs. Runyon and the
intense heat of the city, she was taken
back to Millngton and the Pasteur In
stitute sent a physician with her. She
will remain at Millington while the Pas
teur physician. guest in the house,
will there administer the other seven
teen treatments.
The police fear that the dog might
have bit other persons. and, perhaps,
horses and cattle and dogs
The Runyon home in Washington
street has long been social centre for
Newark.