New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
HOME GONE
rREcKERS FORCE WAY
INTO BUILDING.
p.no,,c Household Effects and Send
Roorders' Belongings to Stor-
TIv--e6o1SP
0ge Warek0uSc.

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~. Jennie J Christie did not &C. ,,o,,se
-.,-5sv n see her home ana Doa- -. o.
NJ 10 west 3Sth street IAN y,---, She
q - -. - professional building Wreohe.S' olle
slaugII " Fs+.-,,i,,e6 stand against the own
nso Hia1G -, erect 2 twelve story loft oulloiIs
elS' +be citv's Buildings Department
lne-s - condemned the house Il "aS s'.'1
~-'s-. +hs+ z-file she had apparently 'os'' '''~
!" -, t.~+er IN the case had not been "Fi''e'i
lno- - che fact that special policeman Win
.,,,b in his hand guarded the premises q
~ i've Iaborers armed Win CROW '1' - -
- ,ba direction Of Thomas STi'Il, %
80 /. Fuller company, arrived on 'ls
and rszan 10 batter IN the front op'' :.
- effected an entrance, the men Ie'i''' 81
,--z Crb-istie's household ehecls anu
- che building to pieces IheE Nsil' =
20 tnoczed of great chunks OF '"e 10' n
- - +re t-jck wall and pulled down me pas
tering .---z- ms going on
outside between Charles schaT1lIol--' -
r. christie. and George L. Tucker oi 4ucA=''
Mt r, % IF No. 437 Fifth avenue. agents
Effth Avenue and Thirty-eighth street
-, ~ ,-ar,-sr7z owners Of the building MI
o+, ea;5 that he would remove MIS-
-:..,. a+seo-S On the understanding that n
soi-z i under conlpulsion and under threat
- ,hs oUrers. Who he said. would remove ''-7
furniture Il Mrs. Christie did not
,+-s Christie left Town the night nsloIe va"
Asr mother and daughter going II Far FIoohl-
z.v % the home Of her son. H c tfrlStle-
,.-istie 81 vas said. was III in bed as the
-..rl, nj The trouble she has had over the mouse
BoARDERs KEPT OUT
,-,.--f. ms r,-esent 70 represent his
.,hs- u. said that he wouldn't 90 into the
A,,ss for & 0nn-he didn't care damn wi1aL
t.,,aned" He held counsel with his mother :
,,T-rer. and spoke few reassuring words %
~. C,l-isties bozrders. who eEcitedly asked
for their belongings
z,,4 NJ them tried 70 enter the house hut the
r,.1z-s-+. red faced policeman At the door sue
,s.ssnI,, Dl,0lzed the entrance al women
49,. -=-h crcr f7srs and zledge hammers, we're
able 70 get ir-
wiss Mar = Dr~er. who vas fearful and
svrited said that her belongings we're upstairs
shs --anted - q ur But the guard said no.
vr Schsn7roth said no. 1Ir. Tucker, n the
urerl-ing conpsnr. said no She begged; but
81 uas Of no avail Suddenlv she made hving
lssp. but brave George Lovett the special police
-nar. successfully. blocked the way.
Miss Over sa7r the hopelezsress Of the sit
ustion. and gave up She was told thai her be
lonzings would be taken - z storage warehouse
sne upcn the order ~ Mrs Christie. would be
removed to Miss DTyer's new quarters
scsroel7- had Miss DIVER been disposed -
reen r-yo -F7r-r-cs- F1-9s arp-sr-S They wore
ricture hats and piece linen suits Of pink
and blue
aoton Dieu'~ said one 7 must get my things
Men Bur why net she replied when told
that she could not % II.
7 have left nv pearl brooch On e trunk.
Non Disu. bur 7 cannot lose IL And ny dresses
Or, e beautiful dresses from Paree7 What
shall Co.
Madam. vou -in get al your things she
>zs assured h IT Christie. Please do not
vorry"
With few more gssticulations and shrugs of
hsr shoulders. AIademoIseue went to the apart
rsat ot her friend nearby.
This is not the last Of this case" said Mr..
schamroth. We shall fight IL out in court
Ny client had two years lease, dated Sep
tenbsr /. 1868 To be sure. there was a ninety
day cancellation clause. but the notice to vacate
vas 70 have been given on or after May !.
SAY TINE WAS NOT Up.
Under the contention OF the owners, who say
that the notice vas given on April II, the
ninety DAYS would not have expired until next
Friday
Il do not deny the right to demolsh the
building under order Of the court. but did the
OVERS have right 10 break into the premises?
The Buildings Department declared the house
rns e. But vas it unsafe before the destruc-
uon Of the buildings on either side made it so?
These are questions which viii have to be set
Lied in court
leitner the George =. Fuller Company nor
Tucker Speyers & Co. cared to go ahead with
ne ~ork on its own responsibility.
Why don't you begin?'' said Mr. Tucker.
won't do it until you give the order TO
enith' the foreman" said Faulkner Hill. who
represented the Fuller company.
flFally The order was given Mr.. Hill. how
ever said that Thomas Smith, the foreman.
vas not IN the employ Of the Fuller company
Snen ne battered in the doors. When the work
v oemohuon was under way. a few minutes
r-a'eF' Smith apparently was in charge of the
gang
1hs work OF demolition was continued until ?
@ecs last evening, when only the house cat
a-sler' was OF hand to represent the family.
ee cat had been roaming about lodging
-uaks OF plastering and looking as if she Won
80 what It all meant. The tearing down will
y continued Tomorrow
ais Cnrasue received z cash offer from the
70 Tacate. She offered to nav the
-.oeCn rent and it was refused. Mr.. schamroth
g. enc then deposited the money with the
iA-ty Chamberlain.
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