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The Detroit times., 1910-01-03

Our Entire Stock OF
Mems Fancy Patterned Silk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded:
A sigmund Splitter to Alexander Ba-
lint, lot 33, block 1873, Smith street.
through Leo Goldberger.
Jacob Goldberger 20 John Winkler,
lot s, block 275, Cortlandt street,
through Leo Goldberger.
Jacob Goldberger to Rose Polak, lots
o and 10, block 275. Cortlandt street,
through Leo Goldberger.
Alexander Horischak tG Stanislaw
Ranzak, Tote 20 to 81 inclusive, block
230, Penn street, through Leo Gold
berger.
Carl C. Christensen, to Carsten Jes-
sen, lot 90, block "a, State street;
through P. A. Peterson.
Koyen and Ostergaard to Lawrence
Hader, lot 4, block BAG, Laurence
street; through Thomas Brown.
Z. NJ. Kelly Realty company, to An
CELLO Ricei, lot 5, block BILE, Amboy
avenue
Andres F. Wahlberg. to Emanuel
Nelson, lot l56 and 1871, block 3f3-G,
Brace avenue, through Boynton Broth
ers' Realty Company.
Perth Amboy Stone Roofing and Tile
Company to Peter A. Peterson, lots IL
to Is inclusive, block ITO, Seaman ave
nue., through P. A. Peterson.
Peter A, Peterson to Carl c. Chris
Jensen, lots 70 to IS inclusive, block
ITO, Seaman avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
RUSH OF WORK
FOR BUILDERS
NOW REPORTED

The amount of work now In the
hands of local contractors is conclu-
siye proof hat building operations
in this city are at the height of &C
tiyity. Structures almost too nu-
merous to mention, and most of
them buildings of value, are going
up in the various sections. Scarcely
does one seem to remember the small
one-story wooden shacks a few years
ago. On the contrary, one finds the
modern brick building, all improved,
OF two and three stories.
The northern section of the city
seems the greatest field for develop
ment. Many houses of various styles
and sizes may be found there, sew
eral of them reaching the $4,000
mark in the cost of construction. Fol
instance, there is the building be-
ing erected for Philip Levy, in Hall
avenue. The structure will be one
of the finest in the city when COM
pleted, and its cost reaches close to
$4,000. And then John Petrazcka's
fine dwelling and saloon, now being
erected at Hall venue and Gather
inc street. 1t is being built by Gold
farb brothers, and Is about twenty
five by forty feet in size.
Richard E. Comegys is erecting a
frame dwelling in Hall avenue. On
tombstone near Ridgley street,
Frank Hala is putting up a two-story
brick building.
Wester & Greisen are construct
ing for Charles Reinhardt, a two
story store and dwelling on Amboy
avenue. A house of the same size Is
being erected by Seyler and Welker
in Penn street.
On Barclay street. Charles Obuch
Is erecting a two-story dwelling,
with all improvements. Wester and
Greisen are building for Soren Stark
a store and dwelling at Groome
street and Brace avenue. A hand
some residence Is being put up by
MAIDS C. Madsen, on Brace avenue.
Yesterday afternoon the new
Boynton building. in Smith street,
near State street, was completed.
Contractor Ira r. Grouse completed
the carpentering in the upper story.
The structure is now entire. save for
the heating apparatus, which will be
shortly installed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT
RAILWAY.
Time Fable an Effect Thursday, May

Time Table IN EHect THURSDAY, May
PERrH AMBoY 70 NEW YORK.
LEAVEs:1o. $50, TOO 7:2s. 7:22 500.
s:sS, Sc s:ss. "a: rs. iq "a. ' s:tS. a a. 4 49, 49, l 5:ss.
h ss2TPu Z BETwEEN 1850 A. Nj.
s.6s, IL: i '0 s:o T. 80! at7 ~. 5 aa 81 s:io. ia 7:sSj. s s:is
* PBEsITF 5188NNSShhcr1 5sA IgAv EIFEH9pg
AMBoY-s:2ol 1o;2o: 11;so a. n; 1870, 1:@,
s ssS i a;9Sb ! &C. a. s;i is:s s'i fs:s s;9 s rs" s'as'
.:S SAg s'a7 30. q. 81 IL fs,;d IT, ig; e. !! -; =.
s:SS. s s:ss. l s'S. Il 10 So: q; "a s:.s. l rs, s:Ss:
8:5S. s:45, 1875. and holidays only n:so 2.
Tk kPRFF g598sSsroF Resrf ErAv Er FHR{7E
A \ ,,o iS s 14;ao 81 Z; n AK is s@
Holidays only 1;ao a. M. and S;ls a
new YoRK TO PERTH AMRoY
e 70. M 5;:lk ls' SEQ, hG s'ss: s s:@ s s:sS. a s:S. 4 4:&
sg sAr rIjRi Avs RnEriw E aGae q 1aaaii p. m.
81 sgs 1 s:is' 7 Res p.4 IL: Ill: iic'' 3D. 81 s liS- s s:ss.
TENVIILE1s:@' $40 7:45, $50. 1880.
I1:so, a. m: 1880. 100. $50, S:45, 4:4o. 5:9a
s:S5. 1875. LIE p NJ satqrdays-ii;s %
~ HssgUTNpXYs AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
LEAVE NEW YoRKZ:s9 500 s:o9.
s s;S 1 slsl IL ase' s q n 500 li go, 3D. U.s.
$40. 500 10O9 l1:oo p m; 1900 night;
SDDTTIONAL BOATS WITHOUT
TRAIN CONNECTIONS LEAWT TOT
TENVILLE-s15, SIS go, Lee q m:
5:SS SIS, e:A 2. M, and SIS a. m. holt
oSS" o" GEORGE J. BROWN,
General Tramc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
$4,000 Should Build This Frame Dwelling

be erected within the abe fgre Size of h0@ 25x 81 feet Sever rooms and bath. From the
broad porch extending the width of the house. one enters the reception hall opening directly into ued den
are all Of good size The kitchen arrangement is pahdanyg good On the PIPER floor are three good
sized rooms and a smaller maids room Every DOM on this floor opens into the hail.. stairway to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
IN CHANoERY OF NEW JERSEY
To FRANCISCO BALDAssINE.

BY virtue of an order of the Court
of Cbancery of New Jersey, made on
the day of the date hereof, in a aus
wherein The Farmers Loan s. Trust
Company and Thomas c. Durham, Jr.,
Executors under the last will and tes-
lament of Thomas G. Durham, deceas-
ed, are complainants, and you and
others are defendants, you are requir'
ed to appear and plead, demur or an
swer to the complainant bill, on or be-
fore the T~wenty-sixth day of 5eptem-
Ter, next, or the said bill will be ia
ken as confessed against you.
The said bill is filed to foreclose two
mortgages, both made by Elisio Ricci
and wife to Thomas G. Durham, cover
ing the same lands in Perth Amboy,
Middlesex County, New Jersey, and
you are made a defendant because you
hold a subsequent mortgage on said
lands,
Dated July 25th, 1919.
WIN. II. OSBORNE,
Solicitor for Complainants.
800 Broad Street, Newark, n. J.
1852 30-5t-oew-Sat.
AtN "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

OFFICE HOURS.
Oman TOO q. m. Close. 7:S9 D. IN.
Money order department opens 1850 q,
Registry Department opens 7 q. ua-
CsTTiers' window open evenings from
a 70 I d. m. Sundays 9 to 10 O. m.
Stamp window opens 7 a. m; closes AZ
1850 %. M, daily. Sundays, opens y g. m-'
closes 1890 a. m
public corridor open until 2 p n
GEORGE Fl. TlCE.
Postmaster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
hints FOR PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS


realizing hat the beth home is a home they own and ave built as they want it. For the benefit
of our readers who are considering building and we still undldedA to the style or price of home
to build we are, each weko on this page showing original atmtveM and practical inuBhahonso If
modern moderate priced houses hatw vii offer helpful suggtonsm and give a fairly accurate idea
of what will cost build u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
ANNUAL FALL
REAL ESTATE
BOOM is ON

with the increase on local and
near by building operations. real es,
tate IN this vicinity is beginning it's
annual boom, Builders report gem
eral activity and in line with their
statements are the allegations of
real estate dealers, substantiated by
the opening of new tracts and the
continued sale of plots, concerning
tne corresponding rise in real estate
transactions.
Over 100000 is sunk in local
building operations, not to mention
the vast sums concerned in the erec-
ton of factory additions. The con-
structlon of buildings necessitates
land sites, and local dealers say they
nave their hands full at the present
time answering inquiries concern
ing and disposing of suitable tracts
Of land. -
The annual fall boom is on. With
In ten days or two weeks, John Han
son, the veteran~real estate dealer,
VIII open a tract of $50 lots near
Carteret. The land Is centrally To-
Gated, and is sure to be hastily pur-
. chased. Gangs of workmen are now
engaged In grading streets on the
property, and in little over a week it
will be ready for sale. The ground
will be sold in installment payments,
thus affording the poor man as we'll
as the purchaser with ready capital.
a chance to erect his own home.
Special inducements will be offered
the early buyers.
During the past week Jacob Gold
berger opened a tract of 200 lots
near Kinsey's Corner. He reports
excellent sales. The lots are known
as the Forbesdale acreage.
John p. Olson, formerly Of $40
High street, has purchased a 100-acre
truck farm at Rome, N. Y, and has
removed himself there. He Is en-
gagged in truck farming and dairy
ing. N. Adolph Nielsen is attending
to his local interests.
Through Leo Goldberger, Alexan-
der Balint has purchased from Sig
mund Splitter three buildings at
Smith street and kirkland place.
The structures are of brick. On the
corner is a saloon. Through the
same agency Alexander Horseback
has disposed of to S, Bancik a two
family building in Penn street, near
Washington street. John Lewesky
has sold q one-family house in Keane
street to M. Makoski.
TN CHANCERY OF lev JERSEY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26
IT'S IN THE AIR.

When people uha hay, spent sev- ral Wars in this Northland. return 10 the eut~id, it takes them years q, gel oler being homesigk for the cau of rhe Wtl1 which e-t~ into thr blood ar in this neck of the woods
 There E story going The rounds that certain Alaskan was at itb # Juls meeting when the Marine band 4 Wa=hiHgtnu p C. was playing America" An aId fellow in hfu, uniform turned L. Tho Alaskan and said with thr tears streaming down ai- cheeks That t beautiful air. .oHradee"
 ''Yss. replied the Alaskan "aud there iz only one place in the world where thee could have gotten such beautiful air,
 Where do vou think they got it. ermradca'
 "Whv' In Alaska"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26
THE LOOKER-ON

With only two candidate in The deId the vote boiled last Friday was ..rs aett the weather was suen that .elt few would take tine trouble to go q" the polls and vote. for they knew ,ha1 one ticket cast for each candidate Mas sufficient ta elect.
 The clerks and judges claimed that the voters didn't show up thick enough .to keer them interested and they had .'o pound in whole Iot If time wait ing for 4 live one Co show ule
 Har when the polls closed they had their reward for il only took them a few minutes to reach the last ballot in the box and they were able to get home carly to take a good nights rest after their hard days work
 & #
 There are many peculiar traits which seems to run in parallel lines in human events. When We see cer- tain features in another person that we knew very well in another We cIothe that one with the same mental garment pr attributes that the one We are familiar with l,-s essed.
 Then again F ->oe;ate fames in the same way. ~ hate the name of Libby" one e,I'nW sv.n say. An,ther "Ill never marrs ! girl with such ana such a name" meaning that al some time in his life he has met T woman
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME ALASKA SEPT z5 teto
THE TORIES OF TRADE

Thor. ase Na.r..a =atssr- u..t .sa. sratu- l4 tm.r.se amm.a.e u---t.r- aaa a4a.s a-zaa- ac taa.=#
 -s#HHa. eH.a
 a .araas ~ r..aa f#a- sHHf=# t#H= =t4s aaI za-af- .r r-.
 n .Ha aH-aa ra chamber as .#a !. .as merchants a-sa. .aa.z. t..s- aEeats aE tHe etaar .t#ai=....... #.z=a aass i' H to .ea r s. N~.f.#4u merchant m4fH. a###aa# #a#.a and tHt .l- Her ,9r#aa -... Iar, h a.feHcn Ezsaza-
 Sea. 4f tHa details a8 l..#.=a thls s,era 41aa ar asaaana. ra4#= aau the martin, rfszfsrt. If taaf essa ,nuafa=.ss.r. aNG-#a ..-..s4= H tHe tHefta.a- H#af.ar.. HzaH= vlea vItH Hr WtHaa T Dong merchant = sarII-eH#. t..r.-.-. ..a. .rnars ##u and H#aber If F#= &He Yara eaamH.r ss a.a.H.-# Hii maHt s-#H .l .a###Hfs .<.- q #a=s.. mats#f= of which h.
 That Interview. tessfh#s stH wealth aG aaI.a ta sEs which ra.s newspaper Has a.. ..s shortly tavl= t.ra.. r= aela.t. u=tka if perfectly e8aaH aat. ,a. H af th. rHHItahara ##s fa.aH= a=4 HrmparHe# mHa -ufzzHH mi .H ather l4na #a--t Hs-. . fl, haiaHr ug =##a Naea merchant #at.na
 Tho special Ht.r#f# aa# a.l - = other side
 And f t-a far- If rtH-.- r.t-.taf-4- ef public hetaya that fH,. sfaHt pretend fa He ayur,ll. |. .... .I. siait.-. Hhta -ccrte HHsu1 s.#f. legislative efrar, e-aI1... aa. American fraeat aua H4#
 HH~- f" thr fam quarters as. nc .rr-+.
 How Indeed can He aut aear rsra years If ae. apra=. tHt fl t1.a. terr-te had rrtl.g wanted ur- H.e laet Winter at th, hands U. Cannon and Aldrfeb Congress. if uuld hare been denied them
 A. We'll -uppo~. that ,Ha parcels lost has hean withheld on grounds of public dsvatfao'
 The truth is If cruea. taat Tho -I saHlie fafeleH -hiFrHe trl-t knows how to make au Irresistible arr#f tr ear domestic manor-.l-tz Hho follow the tran of dollar wherever if fsaas.
 ft knows how ta -HHa tha love ar s.mr> hy tha lure af rraat-
 | knows ho4 ta tr4-af the A#-t- is-n trusts in parliament ,f money raFaciaus federation af fa. world.
 The sudden and eour3.IIR- growth of this hir4He tru-t-ath it. ds.a-- .ation of our maritime industries and the temptations ra -e4a-aae tr, ,=4a fh4at r holds our ta American H4f- ohaut5-sh"41d rouse eveu m. -Hur- e among us tp the uesd of eIesfsae ( rgr,ssHsa This flII tBai ear. Tor tHa Prosperity of thi- oauutrE
 The Tories af trade .u exrttrfatiag themselra- must Hat Ga permitted ta carry The capitol of 'aa Tinted States as into foreign rarts.
 'It .- better to spend tau millions q from Washin." n thr Sixty--.a.- aHd Congress must uat fail -e u~s..ss ssit.mat- bower r, destroy the iHa1f- timaia taxing power -4f the f4re4=a shipping syndicate.
 II is better to spend ten miiIou- a Wear to build up our own man and freight lines to Europe and the Orient. South America and the South Seas. than to bay hundred millions
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26

with a ,.r..a #aH austhtus na 4a.a
 h n, na.#. ....
 IT, peculiar srH.- ht known a- at.u
 .hcF a@ a yr##rt f.-e- ..I- always .z-a.ltt. rIm.s .cill traits
 turou~rtou<fy g. form #r-Hf H nauE n-HHHea# .h.s ar. ra hrar eut ta- If --zr When N, hear o# a ...a.u#a. .It.-d H- H#Haa.r ". e.#.... lz rH.r. a-r#s ra r.. Ha= u-s h...- .... m5mEr1 tvs arr. .Hr... ...#...= eaHa n. sam. s#t. uH =H
 - -as -Hr #H# - informed Tn. ..... under tH. r W prove n, taeurz .g "..Hl,.G.. r ine through H4 .r a--4aaueu
 
 Tha=4 4r,4t taa4A- people in inc N. t= He.- t# much te =#.. #eae HUs t###- f eXfrgm.- #H# #s# #Ha WIaa.. as f# r..f
 fasteaa sat a8s M. e. r.a from gours#tr aHr r-s# H##.... ranE pHI s#5 Ha .= rIaa- atrr a#fH ...###z liable C. take 5afH. and .## H". meaee t, ~. thins-. aaH hH. nt# If er5ad- hssae1 aatet e.a# -a-Et- v-irr into r#=H-r~.-
 + you nfus ta ..~ -##.- fa#r# r#a sHt Hte tHs==Ha tr.fe fHst. af Faam fsa daaa Ha a.#H1#H=H.a #ata th. crowds e. hasr t-a HHftHHe t- F-=f-or r HH@ and sW-HIoe #t H Ha.. #.H gloomy thrrehese# mza e a.ae which Ht-a- a- s-ef
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26

EH-=# s-ta 'hia eHe#t aauHtFF If x
 t= EHe'a S5a Ha-s t#a4 faft.- .Ea -elrz-aE. and Hau owing tu I'll. ar.sfs==zfa silrlH. which always fra. ..#H fr.. countries. the natives h.H# H8#hal Hshsr state af IHtaut -.u-a tHn tn. E-EHuu- un fhe Rus .lf Ia--e--l"u 9Sr'-S rho Bcrug straits
 The eaa1 wafs af The reindeer inc H"-ttx H#I n. educational system oi teaching th- natives has attracted tHt .''.hfIaH If fh- country He purchased ri. a4=f domain from and they arc saa- tl introduce Inc stme methods ta.r Al tH- abf-a-ft- shore
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26

TEa #a#Hlu hasaf q show when tt .H- = guesflan af fees. against
 atfeHry for tHr-- bright minded
 a-laH.u uar scrap like cats and ate- n tas court raam far their clients. hs' ahat | i- ease of a te.. far one fl tH= afrefo-< teainet the laemau .h. aHa za w.l united that lhee can ..sr- asl "GpNhnrv Pudding Stane"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26

According tn tha news te4eearh.H a from Atauti. C4ty where tho Grand N'#z If HHe EeF=HHs h1Nr E.sn Es0d- H- T .faHs u'i.u- N4-bl ~snt -#,.. wsr ' n fr'ra Ia Inc m~t var NHi,.
 n.a- te .h. majority at people h.r. . tHs Narfh %af Ihu this country hasn't raa highest p,r cont af hrlE, #,H F-H capita af any country H Che ..f# HHf because r Ha- -t new ar t.tF time
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26

le# faH5Uc m Go.ayn Eae and th. 'H.f ha-s uHt. aH lt= uaE uit tH. t fhe -et-uu.~ problem the faIIeHlng combination af Eastsr= Wi .n-t=e=r
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
IND srUaraN=

#G. .sl.E EkE- sSEf SI-Egf-.sN- oR. j X MUSTARD
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26

tr a foreign syndicate for sweeping n~ oG th. ocean
 The conservation movement i~ t.- .mra D -tr'us fartur u tho rarG a.a4-t states a#t- H= avuht ts the f.trt .H1t The extreme Western states ar, tHc only ones vHg,r there are any natural resource. tHat Hs,yrt elr-ad, H.,u aHaHutea
 The Heyk, M#Haau~ abound v,l
 faraa Haa-r sH#a= and the r#es r- ".ame down th.H -EaF.~ ar, ,aisnI, .s e,n,rsftns sufficient power te..r. ..f. aI .H, industries 0.rmu JH, t,- -.t.- :tt,,r-,a b, taa-.. hI=. f..a-.s
 Harserna...u fs e,er to he ru. in .r.a A tar fma for within tu. n,>t decade an water supplies and aaaar ata- uas reserved ,d.I #Hs e.h n..I af EN.h7uea
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-26

Wonder what Naz the matter with t.. #rst chs mail that t didn't come ##.y T. t u.-u- taa rouFh ts uH ...-ss aEHs= -st ss. Ha#h Dor. | sfHtts.. a0. average mortal tHa iHg tueh.
 ,ke = Hr~. a.azz #ul aaaaa ae.
 nH. afaHs ar tHe sam, tune v,rr -.aasr tnHz Nsrg taken us @tHrs-a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

hat time The police said that Lewis
was between thirty and thirty-nVe years
old when he was last heard or
Mrs Meagher said yesterday In'
last time 7 saw Lewis was in july. 1870
RIO got , place as a waiter at Manna'-
ta- Beach then. and : haven't seen niiA
or n ard Of him since
Mcsorer's History Of Lewis
,foagher and his wife spent some tiTie
=. ~ r,istrict 4trornev-s Office yester-
d., morning. and gave their history OK
their aror1a intance with Lewis Measner
said thai Lewis and he had been boTs
+,,str,er in Roszcrea. Tipperary. Ireland.
I'D that as the grew NJ they got TO
,bt,sing that it would he pretty good
idea to come n America AeSgneI
came over in 1880 ana Levis followed N
1891 but the two lid not meet on this
side until 1897.
Lewis was working as a waiter N
small restaurant in sd street When me
two met again. MeaEher said and Le"ia
,ar7e frequenflv 10 their house. IN West
t7,t street About three months after
tho renewed their friendship Lewis
asked If h might send trunk 70
Nearher-s He said that il contained
MASTER casts belonging 70 friend and
no was afraid something might happen
To- them.
The trunk was sent. and remained at
the Meashers- until they moved 70 TIRE
West 18th street house. when they took
il with them Lewis continued to visit
them. and afterward lived with them 81.
months. IN July. 1908. he got a place at
Manhattan Reach and went there 70
work leaving the trunk Still with the
| Neaghers Neagher said that he had
not seen or heard Of Lewis since 1905.
He was about TO move from the West
5rfth street house. and on Wednesday he-f
decided that he would have a look AT the
contents of the trunk and see II II was
/ worth carting around any more When
/ he broke it open and found the plaster
casing he went at once for the police and
/ had them take charge Of the trunk
/ Mrs. Heindlich. the wife Of the ianitor-
Of the West 18th street house. said
Yesterday The Meaghers were going
| to move. but I guess they will have to
STAY here awhile now
Deputy Police Commissioner Flynn
said yesterday that he expected % know
] In twenty-fOur hours whether Lewis was
still alive and where he was. Theirs
were no arrests in the case yesterday.
| Meagher went to his work after-his-taFk
| with the District Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
TWO ATTORNEYS DIssARRED.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme
court signed yesterday orders disbarring
Tolln ! LoWy and Maurice NJ. Greenstein-
The charge against Greenstein was that he
had client sign blank paper. which he
represented was 10 be used to obtain
l,ondsman Instead of using ii for that
purpose he wrote out above the signature
q release Of the claim that his client had
and delivered it to the person that Green
stein was retained 10 proceed against
I,owy was retained in an accident case
which he settled. falling 10 make good to
his client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

the Meaghers moved to West oath street
in 1903 they took the trunk with them
Lewis went to live with the Meaghers
in January, 1905 He was out of work
az that time. and only paid them SO
from the time he went to their house
until July, 1905.
Mrs. Meagher. the police said, COM
planned to her husband that his friend
was no good, and said that Meagher
would better get rid of Lewis. Lewis
got a job at Manhattan Beach in July,
1903. and all track of him was lost after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
LIVING MAN IN TRUNK
Continued from first -gZe-

vised history of Lewis and the Neaghers-
They said that the Neaghers came u
this country from Ireland in 1Ss9. and
that Lewis followed them in 1921
Meagher and Lewis had been boyhood
friends in Ireland. but they did not meet
in this city until 1902. At that time the
Meaghers were living at No. 5i6 West
41th street
After Lewis and the Mea ghers met in
1902. the police said. Lewis asked per
mission TO send a trunk to the Meaghers
TO keep for Lin. The trunk was sent 70
the West 41th street house and when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
SAYS ACTORS AUTO HIT MAN
Police, However, Do Not Arrest
Driver=Victim Dies.

Isaac katz a retired merchant Of No. Is
Cd street, died in the J Hood Wright Hos
ptal last night from injuries received. the
police say. when he was struck at 18th
street and Amsterdam avenue YESTERDAY
afternoon by touring car owned by Wal
lace Eddinger. the actor
The man was crossing the street in 4
hurry and nearly ran into another auto
mobile, He heard the warning shouted by
men and women the sidewalk and was
starting back for the curb when Eddinger' :
machine, driven by Charles MartelI. struck
him and hurled him several feet
MartelI and his wife. the only persons In
the car, jumped out and assisted Katz into
the tOnneau. Then MartAlI drove a top
speed to the hospital, where the doctors
said that Katz had q fractured skull. No
arrest made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
Mornirq Session Full Of Thrills.

Two rad spills. fortunately without seri-
ne harm 10 either horses CT riders, marked
ne judging II me morning Of the class toT
Frlcole7elEht hunters carrying up TO $50
pounds no hounds. There were twentv-six
entries
TIE first misnsp must have been as great
s-rTrlse 70 the horse. the gray geIding
Dttic Graz. which has won al least fifty
.ire ribbons ~ various horse shows during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
HEARING FOR WIRE COMPANIES
Relation Of Telegraph and Telephone
Business to Interstate Commerce.

Washington. Nov. 1s.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day announced
that it would give q hearing 10 telegraph
and telephone companies in this city at Il
a. m. on December Z.
The questions to be discussed are: What
telegraph and telephone companies are sub
ject 10 the act to regulate commerce? MAY
telegraph and telephone companies subject
10 the act issue franks emitting persons Ia
free interstate service, may they grant
free interstate service and. II so. TO what
extent Are these companies required tC
file their tariffs or charges under the sixth
sectlon OF the act?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
o,maLLEY NAMES ~. Y. DEPUTY

Albany. Nov. 18-C1arence N. Fay. oc
New York, has been appointed by Attorney
General O'MaIIey as a deputy in the New
York Office at an annual salary Of 1.5o1.
Mr. Fav has been serving sor months as q
snaciaI deputy attorney general