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New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
REALTY NOTES.

Samuel Sass, architect for the Elk Ridge Realty
Company. has hed plans for two story restaurant
and store building replace the old West Side
Iyceum, an old New York landmark gutted by fire
several years ago and never rebuilt
Plans have also been filed for enargng a four
story dwelling house at No. $40 West End avenue.
adding new story. the improvements being made
for Mrs c. w. Camp from designs by c. Sotscheck.
jr at a cost OF G.S0i.
I,Ecluse Washburn Co. have sold for the
estate of Joseph Willets at Port Washington TWEEN
tv acres and the homestead, fronting on Flower
Hiu avenue This house cost about $4,000 when
built.
Alfred E Schermerhorn has made the following
rentals at Southampton Ions Island. for the pres
ent season: For Mrs. Charles E. Miller. her cot
tage in Main street TO Ernest T. Lorlllard; for Mrs
Edward Mitchell, her house. Bonnie Dune. on the
ocean TO Mrs. Robert L. Stevens; for Mrs CharieS
r Henderson her house. Whitecaps, on the ocean
70 Henry F. Godfrey: for the estate OF William IL
Burgess the Arches. on the north side OF Hlh
Lane TO Joseph T. Tower. and for Edward n
Foster, his cottage. In Main street. to Garrett B.
Kip
The Dunton Lodge Realty Company has sold Ut
Dunton Long Island. Mary L. Rockwell, one
plot in Metropolis avenue. and to Edward kleS
one plot in Dakota avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

James Holly has sold for Davis Busseu to
John Refs No. 81 West 1Osth street. a five story
triple fathouse on lot 25x10O11 feet between Man
haitian and Columbus avenues.
Ferdinand Nagle has sold for the Seimendinger
estate to John Vebrock No 1886 Amsterdam ave-
nue.. three story building. on lot 25x1O0 feet.
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann have sold for Morris
Freundch No. 235 East 10Th street. six story fat
house. on lot 25x9S9 feet
The Henry Morgenthau Company has sold to the
TuIIy Construction Company C1ichael Tully. presi-
denO the plot, SOxlO0 feet. the east side OF
Simpson street, 122 feet north OF Westchester ave
nue.. The property will be improved Immediately
with two five story 40-foot apartment houses.
ranged for five families q floor.
OHara Brothers have sold for John Connolly
two lots the north side Of 205th street west OF
Perry avenue. t. q builder, who will erect two
family houses Also. sold for Riley & Loughney,
builders the brick dwelling house at the northwest
corner of E07th street and Hull avenue. 10 buyer
who will occupy the house. and for Edward ~
SchiII a lot the north side of 207th street.
OF Hull avenue. to a buyer. who will erect house
on the site.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
BRANCH REPORTS.

Mrs. E. Z jerome, president OF the Ever Ready
hraueh, includes in her report an appeal for CO.
operation in the special summer work she has done
for years. She says n part: 4 feel sure the Sun
fAiae friends viii lend Z helping hand to the call
q the little 'picksninnics who are clanoring for
thstr Sumner trolley ride and treat. It means so
mich 70 them. Thsn come the small cash girls,
wearing en- ezpectant look as they greet me in the
Stops. wondering il Sunshine day will dawn for
them again this year. These little toiers deserve
an extra rsy OF Sunshine IN their struggle for ex
k'ence. The inmates OF the Home for Destitute
bihd never tire Of talking about their last years
uolsy ride and the ice cream man on the very
esI Win them serving the refreshing luxury the
ca vas sidstracked AT she Battery by special per
mi o. ths surface car company The inmates of
tae Home who were too indis0osed take the ride
we're served with the remainder OF the cream on
'ae return Of the party. 4 man dying with tubercu-
aoss a. the Seton Hospital has been cheered by
'Ais from branch members and the delicacies
.-ksa to him Those in need have been supplied
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
GLE4NTNGS.

II is amid the difficulties and Inconvcrlcnces of q
long railway journe- that one appreciates TO tho
full the luxury known the dry wash and. fortu-
nately. the materials needed enjoy are simple
and occupy but little space First Of ell, the face
must be wiped with soft linen cloth 20 remove
the particles OF Dust and dirt that inevitably fall
upon il Journey. After a OF ones
Custoned cold cream or skin food has been rubbed
in. the face is again wiped. and those TO whom
this method OF washing IS VIII he horrihed
the revelations Of dirt removed thereby. Next
soft handkerchief is rAistened with some tonic To-
ton and the face is carefully wiped with this when
1t IS ready the powder
Powder is soothing and helps to keep the face
clean. but II used without preparatory wash, wet
or dry. is apt 10 stop up the pores and produce
feeling OF dryness and discomfort As TO the care
OF the hands. 1t is we'll not 70 yield TO the tenpta
tion TO remove the gloves when busy with ticket
buying, change counting and To select
gloves that comfortable and interfere little
as may be with the of the hands, and then
keep them on religiousy. is perhaps the most COM
Portable thing after all. in the warmest
weather
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
RRJFF ITEMS

The members of the Annisquan (Mass) T. 5. S.
branch held their annual summer fair and realized
$50 which will be used for future local work.
The Mothers Sunshine Circle took the children
Of many of the mothers for 4 days outing TO
North Beach. Flowers sent TO them by the
Arlington Juniors hats by the Ever Ready branch
president and the T :. 5. contributed money from
tbe outing fund for the amusement Of the children
The Neighborhood Circle. of Ciarks Falls, Conn,
held its. monthly meeting with Mrs Main. ana
hfty-three attended. One member from New YORK
who was present declared It most delightful affair
The invalid in New London. Conn. deeply appre-
ciates the kindness of the T. 5. : in sending her
money 10 buy her bathing suit and pay car fares
10 the beach. She now take the salt water
baths prescribed by the physician
TWO little BOYS on the West Side are happy be-
cause they are now in the country for two weeks,
where they Will have plenty TO eat and lovelF
time The father is out Of work and the family Is
n he dispossessed as there is no money for rent
MANY times the whole family goes without food Tor
q da-- and the children would suffer most were IL
not for the kindness OF T. :. s member in their
neIrhorhood The outing fund provided each boy
with new sumner suit. shoes and underwear
Mrs Burdick OF Avondale. r. /, while on WISH
20 = T : S member CIarks Falls, took several
,ef,l articles 10 the Rest House. kindness greatly
appreciated
11,ere % never a dav when the members Of No.
:, branch are not doing some kindly act for the
moor families by whom they are surrounded Flow
srs settles and beef tea are taken into wretched
homes where tho sick ones are without any or tle
oor,fo-ts ~ life: frequent visits made TO -
bospitsl whera an overworked young girl Is very
~ gifts are taken to crippled children. clothing Is
,,,,5.5 for tho destitute and help given for rent
md fuel.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
CONTRIBUTIONS

A parcel OF clothing as special sft 10 Young
hoy Who has been sent with his mother for an
outing was received from Mrs. II ". Bennett, OF
Manhattan: a birthday book for Carlton Massey
came from New Jersey friend; pair Of large
soft shoes for the woman with rheumatism. with
out a name; two boxes OF white linen and flannel
suits for boys and men from Mrs X .. Atwood
of New Jersey; q box OF Wools and unfinished work
from Mrs e Of Orange. y. ]; cards, etc, from
Mrs & Draper: an afghan, completed ana re-
turned to the ONCE by Mrs Beckwith. Of Bethel
Vt also a pair of hand knitted openwork stock
ings for some little girl; books from E l.; read
ing matter from Mrs Brady; large packing case
OF sunshine from Northport- Long Island infants
socks from Miss Van Nest. OF East Orange. n J.:
stamps from P. L. 6. JERICHO. Long Island; puzzle
without name; "Appletons Magazine from Miss
Iindsly. Of Washington; books and cards left at
the Office without a nane, and 2 similar parcel
from Barre, Vt.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
sREAOLEss PEOPLE.

From THe Bakers Weekly.
Baked 'oavcs OF bread practically unknown
IN many parts OF South Austria and italy. weI
IN the agricultural districts Of RUna.ia- In the
villages of the ObeTstsiermaTk. not many miss
from Vienna bread IS seldom seen. the tsple food
OF the people being sterz kind Of porridse made
from ground beechnuts. which IS taken at break
cest With fresh curdled milk at dinner with
broth or tried In lard, and with milk again
supper. This is also known heiden, ard
takes the place OF bread not only IN Steerma-t
but in Carynthia and in many parts OF the TyT7'
In the North OF italy the peasanLry live chiefly
pocnta. d porridge made OF boiled maize. The 20
lenta. however. is not allowed to granulate, like
Scotch porridge like the Austrian sterz, bur
is boiled into = solid pudding, which is cut up ana
porti0ned Uut with a string. II IS eaten cold as
often il is hot, and Is in every sense the Italian
peasants daily bread. The modern RImanianS arc
held by many scholars 10 be descended from
Roman cOIOny-lu other words. to be cousins o.
the Italians: and CurioJIsly enough. a variation %
the polenta. called manlalga, is the national dish
OF Rumania- The manlaliga is like the pvleuts m
that il is boiled maize, but IL is unlike tne
latter In one important respect, the grains are
not allowed 10 settle into 4 solid mass. but are
kept distinct after the fashion o. oatmeal PoF-
ridge
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
REOTESTS

Has any one a second hand Wheei chair. not TOO
large IN SELF Some friends desire 10 purchase
sprh a chair for a girl who has not long 10 HFe'
hut whose last days earth would De made more
comfortable If she could be taken out OF oooFs
GO, an. has an unfinished afghan she does not
care to complete and viii send It to the ONCE X
Will be passed on 70 a "shut-in" who takes pleas
ure in doing that kind OF work 70 help pass tho
DAYS OF her restricted life. Clothing for boys OF
eleven and fifteen years is greatly needed sn1aA
Icebox is an urgent need in little home whefe
the Young mother Is se!f-supporting and there Is
no way 10 keep The baby's milk cool The haf-s'c"
grandmother cares for the little one while the
mother IS al work
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW SpRs-
i by the grace OF God. free and independent 20
Arthur Tryon Kemp Marion Morgan Kemp Juilee
Augusta Tyng. Mary Isabella Kemp. Steohen. II
Tyng Junior George Kemp Eliza Caldwell. ET1-ns
Mears Virginia Kent. and the New York Life Ins1r-
snee and Trust Company trustee under the viii %
George Kemp. deceased and all Interested
in George Kemp. late OF the County %
New York. deceased. creditors legsress next o. k1
or otherwise greeting: You and each OF you
hsrrbv cited and required personally and appear
before our Surrosate OF the County OF New York
the SurroEaes' Court said County be held
Hall OF Records. IN the County OF New Yort- ths
2Tth cay 1900 half-past o'clock in the
OF that day. then and there TO attend Judi
OF the account Of proceedings Of Arthur
Tryon Kemp as sole surviving executor OF the last
VIII and Testament OF said deceased and suca OF
s are hereby cited under the OF tSenty-0ns
years are required appear By your guardian. u
have one or if none appear and apply eor
be appointed IN the event OF neglect
failure o guardian viii be appointed By ths
and act for IN The prOezed
ing
the Of said County OF New York
be hereunto aflxed Witness. Hon Aoner
L C. Thomas a Surrogate OF said County.
at the County OF New YORK. the Ith day or
June. the year OF Lord one thousand nine hum
and nine. DANIEL j. DOWDNE4.
Clerk Of the SurroEaresf Court
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
PERSONALS

Miss Helen Darlington, OF Mount vernon mas
gone abroad to continue her musical education.
Greetings have been received from NTs. George
Ashley. at Venice, Italy. Miss Ella Doughty pres
ident Of the Pilgrim branch is spending her holiday
in the Catskills; Miss NJ. Z. Gray is enjoying
needed vacation in Cambridge, " Y: Mrs II w
F4nnett and family Of West End avenue have gone
IN their seaside home in Massachusetts. Mrs j. 5
BAILEY IT, of Brooklyn, is at South Norwalk
Conn The Misses Edna and Ada Galloway, OF
Rutherford y. J.. viii spend their vacation days
in the mountains OF Pennsylvania. Ars. NJ. g
Farnsworth and family are spending the summer
at the country home AZ Wexford r. /.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

able materials well as for woods. II the high
WASTED effect is not liked the skirt be cut off
at the natural waist line and finished with belt.
The quantity Of material required for the medium
size Is s% yards "a. 27 or o. 6a yards ~ "A yards
81 inches wide.
The pattern No. $751; is cut IN sizes for az. "a.
rs, rs and 30 inch waist and viii be mailed
70 any address receipt Of 10 cents Please give
number OF pattern and waist measure distinctly.
address Pattern Department. New-York Tribune.
II In q hurry for pattern send an extra 2-cent
stamp and we will mail by letter postage In sealed
en-elop.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

HAYDEN. HARRIS H.-THE PEOPLE OF IE9
fndepsndeut Charlotte Hayden H1lL LoUsila Josc
P.ua,r Esr..a 2 CorTCH. victor n JACKSON, -
EaScurEn- NTrcHa StoUe L'cisl
Frer=ri~iS her David - tooE Pucl-s1-
ing COMPANY. Jr5rruo-rtstn Metal Mining company
Fpae-syev. Tri'atelpSi1 I19e'Nrter ENc1a1se- o1t
vsv. X NeaseT. Cora tailender- eugene
caldwell Torrsifa 2 AIicu Nathalie r. L-ude. al
rfu{stratrfx cum of t1e goods chs
AMI credits os Nathanel Piynpon deceased lvF >
c Tibbetts- composing the nr1 -
TfSoerts Bros Marc L. Bartlett Wi!iianl r SeSard-
lanes % Pcs and James = Esnnsdy. composing -
arm o. PhfIpu Sawyer. g. Kennedy and 70 al per
sons interested IN Of Harris H Hayden ats
the County New deceased. creditors, eEA
tees next os kin otherwise send greeting
You and each you hereby cited ard required
scu1Iv 70 and sp- before Surrogats OF -
County Of York, the Sur7oSates Court q So
18th day OF September. 1903. at us-f
oas forenoon OF that day. then 4r1
judicial settlement OF the account ot @
cesdfngs Alfred s Brown, Executor OF t1e Ase
q said deceased. and such of YOU as
are hereby cited under the ags Of tSenty-one
required % appear by your guardian q "
II you have none % appear anu appy -
in the event Of neglect Or
failure do a guardian will be appointed b tns
and for IN the Processing
IN whereof have caused the sal on ts
surrozates Court of the said County OF New 4osS 20 -
hsreunto AFFIXED =
said County AZ the County os New YORK.
T5eslI 18th day IN TIRE of our LORD ane
DANIEL J. DowDNET.
Clerk OF the Surrosatss CouEt
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

roth 81. $. 81 81 4 v OF Bristow st; sty
brick storage. 29I2S. Charles II SproE ssig. jr.
owner: Hoppe and Daube. architects. cost SIS
2Glst ST 1856. 10 r. Of Broadway: -
frame dwIE, 2cX3AI0; a Corbett, owner
s Child. architect: cost. ...........-. 8
hughes ave. n cor Of 10th st. three bricS
tuutH. two and . stories. O. 1Gx66.+
and tl10 Ii-25x769t7. O'Leary Construction
20, owner. John p Eoylaud. architect. cost IS
Park 5. from ISSth 1Ssth th-es
sty brick tnmts. 81. 2x9O; George Keller.
owner. John 2 Boyland. architect. total
cost ...-.-..--- 115
Eycr ave, : q. III 80 Il n ot Burnside ave. two
story frame dwSs, 2tX516 each; Robert "
Todd. owner. Lloyd Phyfe, architect: cost. s
SNdEwick ave, ~ =. 115 q 5 ot Depot Place.
sly frame store and dwlE. 25x50: EIuIe-
Realty Co. owner: J vreelaud- architect:
..-............. ;
lSSth 81. rs Il 2 Q OF walton ave: two sty
frame dWIgS. 2iXS5 each. Elmer Realty Co.
owner. J ! Vrpeaud. architect: coSJ.......- Il
Belmont ave cor Of fS9th 50: sty brick
turrt 81 5x90. the East ls9th Street Building
and Construction Co. owner; David stone,
architect. cost -----..-. = .-.-----.--.- 40
1sSd 50 n p from Morris 20 EaiubridEe
TWO = sty brick r2rts. :;2-I6NsO and So SIX
20 John TOy.2nd. owner. John Z Boy land
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

with food. fuel. clothing, rent, etc, and through
the generous help of the emergency fund at the
general office it has been possible to move destitute
families 70 cleaner and more habitable dwellings.
The survivor OF a steamboat wreck who lost all
her effects. has been taken care Of and sewing
ma chine procured for her SO she may become self
supporting Through a special appeal milk was
served daily to young man recovering from pneu-
ronia A little cripple, in response 10 an appeal.
was made happy with toys and playthinss and
now the plaster cast is removed with the braces
and shoes he may yet be bic 10 walk
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
PEST HOTSE-

LEy working girl or self-supporting woman in
~ near New York 7ho desires TO 60 10 the /. 3
{ Vacation Rest House at Clark's Falls. Conn
should make application 10 the general Sunshine
Office Tribune Building by Tuesday OF the week
che -risbes 10 60 This IS necessary In order
,bst the general secretary may secure the trans
variation tickets at reduced rates. Guests from
orber localities should communicate with Miss
Mabel Z Brill the house mother, with reference
% beard A party OF twelve went last Friday
night and three more, unable 70 go at that time,
we're sent the following night
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
APARTMENT HOUSE TO COST $1,7OO, 900.
1t Will Occupy Block on Easterly Side of the
Drive from I56th to 157th Street.

Plans have been fled for a twelve story apart
ment house To be erected for the Riviera Realty
Company, Of which Mark Ash is president, on the
block on the easterIy side OF Riverside Drive eX-
tension from 156th 157tL street. from designs by
William l. Rouse and L. A Goldstone. II is 10 be
OF brick with limestone trimmings II viii have
frontage OF 1871 feet and depth OF 175 feet. It
will contain $50 suites OF apartments. The cost will
be 81 10000
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The yoke skirt is an accepted favorite and seems
likely 70 increase IN favor This one includes full
length box pleat at the back. which gives becoming
and graceful lines, and is adapted 70 all season
able materials. LAght weight wool woven in
black and white check makes the skirt illustrated
but Il can be utilized for linens and similar wash
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
FACTORY FOR TRINITY CORPORATION

William F. Aigeltinger. architect for the corpora
ion Of Trinity Church. has fled plans for improving
IN old tenement holding Of the church the north
east corner of Broorne and Clarke streets with a
viii have q frontage Of $40 feet and depth OF
SIS feet. It will cost se5.Oo0. This is the fourth
plan recently perfected by the corporation for I'M
proving a tenement house site.
Sommerfeld s. Steckler. architects. have fled for
Joseph Freyer plans for six story factory build
ing to $4,000 at NOS so and 572 Grand
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
FRIENDLY AID.

The Friendly AID branch has held monthly meet
.srs during the season al the homes OF different
Members, which has added q social interest 10 the
occasions as tea was served BY the hostesses. Two
afternoons were devoted TO euchre without prizes
zsa TIE proceeds were given toward the support OF
a ssztieFCnsn L. home. The sum OF SO was
given 70 the Chaplin Home FOR Old People, contri-
buttons were made 10 the outing and T S. s birth
day funds table linen and TWO dozen and half
knives and forks went 70 an industrial school n
thc South and th' same amount 20 z home
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

avenue and s9th street. at cost of s70O.0O0 and
or story apartment house with forty-one
suiteS. TO be erected for the Barbln Construction
Company at a cost of $500. 900. at the northeast
corner Of Riverside Drive and 0sth street.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
SMALL LOANS AGGREGATE s5Os, 900.

The New York Office OF the Title Guarantees and
Trust Company loaned $4,000 In small sums last
week on realty in Manhattan and The Bronx. The
loans include six loans on four story brick and
stone hathouses. lots 3Lsx10J feet, the west
side o. Whitiock avenue north OF Barrett street.
to the Redwood Rally Company. OF $500 each
These mortgages are written for threesyears at
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
FOR SALE.

At & 8 member has the following articles OF
value 10 be disposed OF: point applique lace VEIL
three Yards long and one-half yard wide, which
could be used as 4 fashionable scarf: black
thread lace nounce. five yards long and twenty-four
inches deep: two black Chantiliy lace shaW!s anu
a dark red crepe shawl with deep fringe.
ANY one who would like further information
about these articles will please communicate win
the Office. and the address Of the member VIII 6'
given.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

6 cor Of ISIst At. e7-4x1121Ox
loans -t Fort view constfuction $4,000
Barretto II. n OF 18TH 7911x5T I0I
60 loans AFRO ResIiS ift 5'u' $4,000
Columbus 30 4 OF Garfield ~. 25K
and Maria EiIey -. 1900
Lyman Place " . I42T II n OF 169th st.
Co loans Lambert Sonstraotion Co -c...- 10000
Cottage Grove ave. = % II n OF Mc5raw
SJeInnet5 GonstructIon Co -. 500
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
Buys LONG ISLAND FARMS.

rba Windsor Land and Improvement Company
has bought the farms of Henry jackson, LYDIA
Eedeu. and Franklin Soper. comprising ABOUT lA0
acres in the Oceanside section Of Rockville Cenue'
Long Island 1t has also purchased three anu one
half acres there from Louis A Seitz'
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
MORE APARTMENT HOUSE PROJECTS

Plans have been filed by William Il. Rouse ana
[. A. Godstone for twelve story apartiieh' house'
- .[ir+,,-sayAn s1ites To be built for the Allen
dsIs ysuiIdfng Company. of which BENJAMIN Merucai
is PRESIDENT at the northeast corner OF West END
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
NOTICE

,-i.,nr sunshine Society authorizes no ono so 20
lhe II r for its use nor does il publish any masd
rsiioit aclr: ,r 90 he Canvassed for The newborn
Lre OF +Js official organ. and the soCiety mss nn
1rloan.sion with any other orgsni1suoh "' P""'
conn .ne tbe name of sunshine
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
SHARED.

SEARED
-. ., IN the rneadow-patlh.. l..,-.
sac r = Il on the InountainI,sfLaaEtEb' Latb
The best s,;otG tHiShil xhlch every mortal shares
sss * softer to my treaa'.
foI re n me the wild rose rec ,-75 svx-set
Sc Esesuse she makes the "h0ie WIZ
49,. -, ny brothers poverty, .-. ,,.s,
Rich b py yuesIth ,i were hideous, / am oeS'
c5IV SV'i in what they share ~ T1th ~. 'lIe: rest
n what snare "4'N 90 Lucy Barcou1-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

usenaid-Piesse. sir, VIII you come 81 ohoe
the drortng rooms on nre ,-.v,
N GNsstsr-TTeiI go and tell the mistress; you Know
7 nsver interfsrs IN household Ynsttsrs~-Puncn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
4 GENEROUS GIFT.

Mrs Russell Sage has given 800 TO the Pascai
,ng-ituts branch 10 help pay rent and support the
summer Industrial work.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
Citations.

rIyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
by the grace Of God. free and independ-nt. -
George Kemp. Arthur Tryon Kemp. Mary Isabelle
Kemp. Frederick Morton T-yon. stephen T. Tynk.
Chouteau Kerrp. GLADYS Kemp. Marion Morgan kemp.
Juliet Augusta IynS. stephen y. Iyrg, Junior Lilfs
Kemp. as general guardian Of GLADYS Kemp. and
thur Tryon Kemp, Frederick Morton Tryon nG stsrhsa
H Tyns executors Of and trustees under the win e
Juliet Augusta Kemp. deceased and all persons
tsrested in the estate Of Jqet Augusta Kemp ats of
the County Of New Ycrk. deceased. creditors
tees otherwise send greeting.
and each hereby cited and required
ally be and appear before Surrosats
County Of New York the SUrTOgates Court OF SAID
County held the Hall or Records. the County og
New York. 27th day Of July. 1908. hsl-pase
ten o'clock the forenoon OF that day then and thsrs
% attend judicial settlement Of the account OF pro-
eeedings of Arthur T-yon Kemp. Frederick Morton
Iryc1 and Stephen II TynS executors OF and
tees under the Last VIII and Testament OF said de-
ceased. and such OF you hereby cired
under the OF twenty-ons required TO
pear by guardian II you have IL
none, 70 appear and apply for be appointed OF
N the event OF your neglect or failure 70 do 50.
guardian VIII be appointed by the Surrogate 60 repre-
sent ana act tor you in the proceeding.
. IN testimony whereof. have caused the Seal oe
tns SrroSates Court of the said County Of New YORK
70 be hereuuto afrxed- Witness. Hon Abner
l. = g Thomas. Surrogate OF our said County.
az the County OF New York. 9TH day or
June IN the year OF Lord thousand nine hun
ored and nine DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the SurrOgates' Court