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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-06
PASADENA CLASSIFIED
|. 3. cHEw,s ARr STORE


PICTURES AND FRAMING EXCLUSIVELY;
S6 years experience. Visitors welcome. 1S5
EAST COLORADO STREET. 4-22-1 mo
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FUNERAL NOTICES

MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION, U. $
COMPANIES of the Southern California asso-
citation and all visiting companions are re-
uuested to attend the funeral Of our late com
rade, Gen. John L. Beveridge. to be held at
the Connell parors, No, 1851 South Grand
avenue. Thursday afternoon at o'clock
GEN. ADNA r. CHAFFEE
President.
CtIAs & GILBERT, Secretary. 5-5-2
THE MEMBERS OF THE FUNERAL
committee Of the Fraternal brotherhood
are requested to attend the funeral OF
sister Cassie Clement of Golden state
lodge. Friday, . p. m, at residence, 1921
west Twenty-first street. Interment Rose
dale G. w. BAILEY, president; SADIE
l.. BASFORD secretary. 0.6-l
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GEM EFT
GREEN CEMETERY
ROSEDALE CEMETERY

natural beauty; endowment fund for per-
petual care. over $25O,O0o; modern recev-
Ing vault. chapel. crematory and columbian
ium; accessible. city office. SUITE 3O2-305
EXCHANGE BLDG. ~ T.. cor. Third and
Hill sts Phones Main 9O9; A362O. Cemetery
office, 1881 ". Washington 81 Phones 1855;
West so. 6-2-l2m
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LOS ANGELES-PAsADENA

EXCHANGES BETWEEN THE TWO
cities our specially. List with us CITI-
ZENS REALTY CO. 800 Chamber OF
Commerce, Pasadena. 4-13-1mo
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-The following
maximum and minimum temperatures are re-
ported from eastern stations for previous day
Chicago, 44-42; New York, 5S-l4; Omaha, 62-iS.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Steamers carrying passengers are due from
northern ports via San Francisco and from
southern ports direct as follows:
ARRIVE
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THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES. May s. 1910.
Time. Barom. ITher lHuml Wind Vie Weather.
: 2: :: M. M: sSSs ss.Ss z 4 sE sN i Clear Clear
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PASADENA RUG WORKS

NEW RUGS MADE FROM ANY OLD
carpet Floor polishing and carpet clean
ing. SUNSET 919; HOME 1G38 t-13-Imo
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DIED

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MERRITT-At 1911 Mohawk street. May
& 1910. louis b. beloved son of Joseph
aanA Stella A. Merritt. native of cali
fornia aged 33 years. Funeral from
chapel of Robert Sharp & Son CO., l2lS
s. Flower street. Saturday at O'Clock.
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ADVERTISERS

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Of three lines.
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and refund the amount paioN
Report promptly to the classified man
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IS CENTS
SITUATIONS WANTED
FREE
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sINGAPORE-Arrlved: Previously, Casino,
New York, for Seattle.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

Maximum temperature, 20.
Minimum temperature, ~.
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VALPARAISO, May 5.-Arrived: Previous
Iy Cusco, New York for San Francisco
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FORECAST

For Southern Caifornia-Fair, warmer Fri
day; light north wind, changing to south.
For San Francisco and Rioinity-Fair Friday
warmer; light north wind, changing to west.
For Santa Clara, Sacramento and san Joaquin
valleys-Fair Friday; warmer; light north
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QUEENsTowN-salled: oceanla New York.
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ARRIyAIs AND DEPARTURES

NEW YORK, May 5.-sailed: La Lorraine,
Hayre; George Washington Bremen.
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WANTED
HELP-MALE

A GOOD POSITION AIS OPEN AT THE
Herald for a good boy, 16 or II years of
age, with excellent chances for advance
ment. Apply between s and 10 a. m. this
morning to advertising clerk, b-6-l
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AssAYINe

JOHN HERMAN. sB21k s. Main. Not sAtis-
faction. but accuracy guaranteed 12-21-tA
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IN SODA FOUNTAINS. PAcI-
FIC COAST SODA FOUNTAIN FACTORY,
1913 e. Fourth st. 4-15-lmo
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BOSTON, May b.-ArrlVed' IVeFhla' LIVef-
pool.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

-~~~>-~-~~---~-->>~>~>~~
FOR SALE-BY OWNER, THE GROCERY
store, goods and fixtures, also feed barn, at
Benedict Cal j. W. HOUCHIN. r. f. D..
No. /, Anaheim. Cal. 4-29-l0
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Observation-Disclosures
OFFICES

FOR RENT-NIcE SUNNY FRONT OF
nces on Broadway; large windows and
advertising space; also smaller offices. IN
quire room L. 244h 5. BROADWAY.
1-37-tf
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JENNIE HORN KILLS HERSELF
NHT vas or az THE FtHOT >
MN SGIRL SISTERS.
Ss Hans DrAIhs aud ~ Gurh TrSul'le he
Ihr FaaIly " Late ThAt she shot Her
SELF Win Her Husbands Revolver
Tried Only neerniI, 10 Take Poison.

1 Mrs Jennie Pima. sister II Winnie
| Horn. who. they saw coined the title ii
-f5sv Ross f,r the la'e SENATOR Plat
/ killed herself in her home ~ ~? West
Seventeenth street yesterday morning
Sh" shot herself through The heart
Jennie was ons of the five Horn sisters
who with their mother, Elizabeth began
selling newspapers ia front u the Masonic
Temple in West Tweniy-third street
eighteen wears ago and came Ia know the
politicians uf the Amen Corner ~ tbs Old
finh avenue Hotel
Through this friendship hey were
known ~ Theodore Roosevelt a. Well az
~ senator Plat' the names Ut Winnie.
sadie, Emma Jennie and Eva got into
print frequently L has been about
seven wears since the uswzgirls quit the
stand a. the northeast corner uI SiNth
avenue aud Tweniy-'hird street under
ihe stairs 0f the elevated Ia lroad station
Jeanne aud her younger sister Iva
were the last Of tho Horns - sell papers
there Jennie married chauffeur four
years ago aud became the mother ~ two
children
The circumstance that the father.
William. aud Fmma died within short
time ~ zach other seemed attached Nith
SINISTER connection in the minds Il the
remainder 1T the family. aud when Mrs
Horn died five weeks aKJ Jennie. who
~ - wears old. and her brother William.
Who il -. spoke Of their pres-ntimrnis
II further trouble Jennie threatened
suicide and once IVA caught her in 'hr
act Of taking poison.
Last Monday night William walked
ont " ths Seventeenth street house In
sleep aud falling from the stOOp got
had scalp wound Early yesterday morn
INK he took another sOmnambular ramble
ia his Undertaking aud hose. waking
M The rain from Eighth avenue and
Seventeenth street 10 Fourth avenue
and IWenty-third street He was still
sleeping when ha walked into Police
man kings arms after a journey II nearly
a mile
King awakened Horn and guided him
vet and cold but uninluTed To the Fast
Iwenty-seCond street station. whence
he was taken 90 Bellevue Hospital
! was having a terrible dream about
my mother aud father and dead sister
Horn said last night
u was while Sadie Horn and her brother
kobert we're preparing clothing 10 he
sent 10 William az the hospital that they
relaxed the watch they had kept over
Jennie ever since iva had taken a bottle
~ poison from her They we're in The front
room when they heard a shot Robert
ran back through the apartment and met
Jennie az the kitchen door She fell into
hiS arms and died The pistol was her
husbands
Winnie was the best known Of the
Horn sisters She and Sadie in picture
hats sold papers. conquered Washers
and shakedown policemen and lot ~
other troubles Winnie lives with her
husband Antonio Martini a tennis court
builder, At ~ West End avenue She
treasures a letter from Theodore ROo@e-
welt written during his campaign for
Governor IN answer 10 hers saving that
she was electiuneettng for him
! greatly appreciate what Won have
done he wrote N touches me very
much
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man Mus swan BOTS.
Mere Playing on the Track and TheIT
IDENTITY D. InkRoNR

Two small schOolhoys were struck and
kil'si on the Erie Rallroai between Perm
dale and Hawthorne az 8 ~ O'Clock vester.
day afternoon 10y passenger train ~. IN
charge 81 Conductor e. Mcmahon. whi"h
left Suiiern a. as O'Clock
Engineer " Cunneen saw tho boys
running back and forth across the tracks
a. he was slowing down for the usual
stop a. the Hawthorne station and blew
his whistle several times IN quick success
sion The sound Of the whistle was
drowned by the rumhling Ut passenger
train l23 going IN the opposite direction
and the boys ran directly IN front II The
Suhern tram
4 did the hest could % save the poor
little fellows said Engineer Cunneen a.
he climbed down from his cab IN Jersey
city ~ the end ~ his run. ! started 20
stop Just the moment ! blew the whistle
but they apparently did not hear mo II
seemed "a me that the smaller Ut the boys
Jaw the danger first and did his level
best 20 pull his companion N the tracks
but be was too late
When the train stopped the bOvs
bodies we're found on either side ~ the
track near the rear car one had bis
school books under his arm 9nd cmtched
penny IN his right hand Both bodies
were placed IN the baggage car ~ the
train aud taken 20 Paterson.
The boys were later Identified A. John
Mo- arthy. : years old Of Columbia.
Heights. aud lustus Herman. years old
81 Passaic avenue Ilaw thOrne
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STORW WuOFS OFFICE VENT.
Jersey IIty Teachers Win Not Quletly
NblIr h, FducaIIon Board's Rulr.

The Jersey tity school teachers who
stormed city Hail "a Thursday night and
paiitioned tho BOARD II Education without
avail iO resCind li- new rule cutting two
weeks On tho summer vacation will unless
they change their minds. call upon MayOT
" onto Nittpenn next Thursday evening
10 protest against the action OF the board
The teachers saw that they are working
IN the best interests Of their pupils a. well
a. Ut themselves aud do not propOs. 10
rec~ds from their position until The public
Is made To understand thoroughly the
Justice ui their cause 4 well knONn
teacher said last nigh
The Board Of Education sent out -
manual on February ~ setting forth that
the schools would close on June e. and
manv teachers made plans for their sum
m~r yacatOn accordingly Last week
the board established new rule to close
The schools on June ~ aud open them On
September We understand that Presl
dent Tenant has said that those teachers
who have planned 10 20 abroad Will not
be- Obliged 10 return until two weeks after
school opens and viii not suffer any loss
IN paw But how about the other teachrrs
who have arranged 10 spend their vaca-
lions IA this country
The teachers are also talking about
having a pubic meeting ~ Flks Hall In
tho near future a. which q proposition
will he discussed 10 organize a teachers
federation Tor their protection.
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DIED.

APLIN on June 1910 William ,pIn s-r.
vices TVS 1AFTsL CHrHcE rH,NA p
CsMFHEls HthG -t West Al -
BRlCE At his late residence. Nsbury rars O.
stewart Molly Brirr beloved husband y
Catherine NJ Brcs and son Of the late sens
TOR Calvin s Rrirc IN the tnth year Of h. az
Funeral services ~ the family rss,dsa-.
am Sth Az saturday morning. June 90 e.
% o'clorg
BYRD On Friday June 10 1910 ., nj. rssli-rr.
40 PARK N New York. George Har-f,I1
Ryru m the S'th year OF Ms sgs
FuneraI services al the Oid Chapei Chrss eolsu
Virginia. Rlrhmond nsprrs pleass COZ.
GwYER On friday morning. June r. lFo
Eugene Gillette husband u Lenofa Use
Guyer Funeral services ~ The rss,dsres
--.5 Sedgwirk Av, Sunda, the i.th Inst Il
tociock ? II. interment private MonoaT
HARRINGTON On Friday. June 10. Ishr .
lHarrtng ton. husband Of Mar p Marriages.
Funeral services A. Church Of - Nlnrssi
Ferrer. saith ~ and LsAing ton a.. Nsu Yrs
on Monday, June "a, a. iO.O An Ia'C
mcnt private kindly omit aoueu
McCUILAGH On Friday. June n iHo ~ s'
residence =. Past soth st William Mocl.
agh aged ~ YEAR.
Funeral services on Monday. June % 81 "
a ". ~ hi late residence in'sr-'-i
private
PRICE on FRIDAY June ~ 1910 Edvsr1 ~,
son 81 the late Henianin " and Anni n
Shotwcn Price. IN HI, S,d year
Noicc ~ funeral hereafter
RICH - suddenly. on THURSDAY. June IA
Della Augusta. wife Of ne lstr Rrhsr+
Tr,sseI Rich Funeral services ~ tsr ss
residence. iss College ay Mount Vernon $
y IN Monday, June a. on srri,sl NJ rss
having Grand Central station zoo N'H
Haven road. intermrnt private
RIEpINGFR PASSED. n the ne bs, nd. rhgr
day. June y. ~ ?. n. Margaret Gsus
RiediuEer SerNicrs sunday 40 q 0.rio~i 4
her Iatrrcsldsnoe. 81 West tiaShs IT, trisrrsui
private Out ~ tovn pspsr> rlssss ropy.
sCOrT H an Friday. June ~ 1870 ethfs r~sidsnr'
t.Park a, In me si,t yesr ~ his ,g' T'on.
sutherland only ,on NJ FFsncls " snf 10
= scott
Funeral private ITS requested nat No So.
en- be sent
SHAW On THURSDAY June . 1910 iag0b
shaw In the Ttth year Of MS age
Funeral services ~ hts late residsnr' ~
Marcy av brooklyn. On Sunda, j.1' T.
a. 30 =. N. Boston paPcrs plss.s roT'
SMITH On Friday. June 70. joseph ,-ih
son Of Inc laie Joseph and EiiEa S1T''h
Funeral services ~ the residence ~ b. sslS
Mrs.. ?. n McCoun. ~ West ssth u 10 ~1nii1
June 4. att oci0ck Members ~ ~ nesa
dam Association. - Regiment Irgue-'
are respectfully Invited IN attend
sNoLLEV On Friday June ~ 1910 N'.s'T'
Lravtt SmOIen. aged y ycafs
NOuce of funeral hereafter
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cOWPrROLLERS NETTING ENDS.
Finish Their session WlIh TaILs On Stats.
iisr and Things ~ lIinnrr

IT." r.wrH rollers aud auditors WIN are
In SESSION. q. The llutsl Aztor lad dinner
tnerr last might aud discussed the value n
accounting aud stau-ii~ There were
ahuut forty present Anuzo IwredaIe
of the District IT Columbia. president II
the association. acted ~ POSTMASTER
Dr H. Grande Powers. chief NJ atisiiciln
~ the oru-uS hurrau ia Mashingt On, made
an address an which he emphasized the
vaur Ut statistics az solving the pruhlems
II the cities he said that the cities are
deprnd-nt uu siuJi,gIc- to-day
frank Tucker president at the CITY
lWh ut New Rochelle and associated
With the Bureau It Municipal Research
said thai a tumptrUll.r - more impOr-
iant ~ tiio administration II CITY than
MHvur lie al-u SAID thai most pubic
uihc.ts are Ignorant Ut the law and AL
llsed hls hearers ~ keep well informed.
w Tucker said thai a Euud many men
doh know when thev come into OfiiCc
'hr difference between current EXPENSES
aud th" proceeds ul a bond ssur
Louis hety, formerly Comptroller Of
~. Paul called attention tu The fact that
several wealthy men had given sl0DWD
Tor Tour years 60 the Bureau 1T MunICi-
Fel nNHrattu. . tie SAID IuAl " NuUiu le-
qiire the fortunes Of aD rich men 10 Ia
vestigai- adequately AMI solve the pTnb-
ems tarng thlz city. Mr. beIZ GOT a big
hand The other speakers were Deputy
comptroller. Douglas MathrWsUn and
Edward u Fisher and Duncan MaclnnIs
The business session was held earlier
~ he dav ~ the Hotel Astor Yesterday.
N-Neral payers ON municipal finances
WEI" read AlOn2O TWredale Auditor IT
NE District II Columbia. presided
l.Onls betZ. comptroller ut ~ PAU
''arted the meeting with a paper un III"
adoption Ut uniform class iiicaiiou Ia the
making ~ Ut budgets lie thought that
70 would b- better for every clty 10 have
a committee 10 make up IT, budget zsspa-
rate frOm the officials who spend the
money The various delegates at the con
N-niiOn had - many varied llras On the
subject that no direct opinion Was Sc
cured
y Grlning. Comptroller Of New
Rochelle didn't think that uniform
classification was possible az this time
beca'nse the tomptrOllers do not regard
financial transactions IN the same light
and also because they uss different Ian
KuAge IN describing them The cOnven-
lon IN general appeared To- favor Mr.
B-i2s scheme
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SPiNkED Girl ELOPED.
Ran Nway With Hos Of ~ and set up
Home With Scant Furniture.

Emma Golden IS years old. who dis
Appeared from her home. ~ Newark
avenue Jersey City. last Saturday night
was found last night by Detective SER
geants Dan ee William Stevens and FU a
Blackshaw at i29 81 Fauls az enue. that
citv where she was with Thomas Ford.
" wears old. Of lil Montgomery street
with whom she confessed she had elOped
The girl would not bet the detectives
in and they were obliged to force the door
open. Miss Golden tried 20 escape nv
jumping out OF a window onto an EATEN
sion and lee caught her on the roof just
a. she was about 10 drop 10 the ground
She said she ran away With Ford because
she had been spanked a. home Tor going
with the youth. She insisted that she
is ready 70 marry him az any time
Ford later was locked up for abduC-
ton lie said the girl consented TO 90
away with him because she had been
abused aChome. He rented the room on
Nav u. he said. and fitted Il up with fur
niture costing S2S.25.
Mrs. Golden obtained a summons for
Ford tho first Of the week and he APP
peared In the Second District Criminal
Court. The mother insisted that he knew
something about the disappearance Of her
daughter, but he denied h The police
then took him IN charge and he led them a
long chaseoveT Jersey City and Manhattan
ostensihly 10 help them In the search
The Detectives decided that he knew where
the girl was but didn't mean 10 tell, 80 he
was allowed to 20. nut was shadowed
The espionage resulted m the finding Of
the girl last night
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WW LEVY ON TRJST FIND
Appellate Division Divided On the Law .
COnstitutiOnality

By a divided bench the Appellate Diyi,
sion Of the supreme Court decided yes
tsrday that the statute effective on Sep.
tsmber I. 1913. by which an execution
Aaainst a trust fund may De issued where
a judgment for any cause has been re-
covered 10 constitutional and 10 retro
active. Affecting trusts created prior 20
the enactment
The case a. bar was on a judgment for
s527 recovered by the Brearlev school
against Beverley Ward Ward 10 a son
OF Montagnis Ward who died IN is7s. and
inherits the income 81 trust fund left
by his father
Justice Downing. writing the major
ity opinion. aays that In this cass THE
debtor Ia compelled 10 use a portion Of
his funds In instalmsnts 20 satisfy a Just
debt which he has contracted and which
he would he compelled 70 nav At once
In full were Il not that the State has
given 20 him, a. 10 that fund. an immu-
nifty from the seizure under execution
which it DEGREES wise - limit and re-
trench Justice DoWlngs ruling re-
versed an order 81 the Appellate Term
Of the supreme Court
Justice Mclaughlin. writing the dissent
ing opinion. declares tho law 10 be unCon-
stitutiOnal because u Ia retroactive. and
since II would compel the trustees 20 give
up money they were holding for the de-
PENDANT u violates the provision Of the
Federal Constitution prohibiting the Starr
from impairing the validity ~ a contract
tie SAYS that u the Legislature can COM
pei the payment ~ money ont Of the
trust u can by Its fat entirely destroy
trust fund
In this case II compsls the trustees
~ pay only ~ per cent Of the iricome %
the sheriff. but II II has power 10 do that
u could compel the payment Of 100 par
cent. He saws that II the statute has the
meaning put on " by Justice DowinR
u IL unconstitutional because n deprivss
one n his propsrty without due PROCESS
81 law. aud ~ alaO unconstitutional bs-
cause n deprves the defendant Of bone-
fetal interest in property without due
process Of law. A. soon a. the trust estate
was created the defendant became On
titled 10 the income derived therefT5m
which is a fixed. settled and vested IN
tereat. . property night which IN" leg
islatilre could not take away from him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-11
GIRL arr ICKED NJ GiNG.
fifteen Dung Men In ParIS That 80
saulied Girl on Tenement House Rsof

A Bohemian girl about u years Old was
seized IN a hallway Of the tenement a.
ss0 Fast Seventy 81 Ehth street last night
by a party 81 Young men who carried her
up the dark stairs 10 the roof There
were fifteen in the gang. who assaulted tho
girl She was found there sOme time later
and taken 10 the Presbyterian Hospital
A. the hospital the injured girl said
that her name was Lille Bank aud that
ahe Was a servant al 100 Fast seventy
second street She said that Just ~ she
was ringing hell On the Second floor 81
the tenement her arms we're seized from
behind aud that a handkerchief gag had
been FORGET into her mouth The girls
condition h serious
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MKT or KIN Of Mary Hlckcv late o. f','
cnnneu IN he County Of LIu rfick irr.fr' -h'
ster deceased and more csprrlalg NAr NH.
loran NEE Hickey and Der issue ~ an s1I
Greene nee Hickey and her issue N 'T
dau4htera Of NlChaci Hickey and A7nf N'.'
nes Hannah formerly Of klllaluc Tn ne 1InN
Clare ireland and Patrick hlrkey son OF 0rnr
and Margaret Hickey and John hIrsN
Patrick WicRey sons Of Laurence Hirar' %.
issue Of the sal Patrick Mickey N HlI H1l D..
Hickey dauEhttr 81 Cornelius Nirhfl
Pursuant 90 On order Of nc higF
Justice In Ireland Chancer1 Division r'flf
matter % the EstAte Of he sad Mo- N'.
deceased and IN = cause Hartigan N.ef7H
No iAii the persons Raining W hr nr'. N
according IN ne statutes for thc d.si'.
lntrstates estates u thr said MHv IiHHf
a. me time % her death on the Ism !Hnr -
BE- legal ueraunal representatives, OF "sI' 4.
ne1t Of Mn ~ have slnCe diet md more o.
ne sail Mar OHaiinran julia tfrrur -f.-
Hickey and John Hirkey and fatrirh l..srl
Kate Hickey II living on The 18th Do of N
or II they dien before that date thrir i,-.r
and VI thFy diet sinre that date inr.T "th y
sonal representatives are BY thrif Nnllr. .'..
before The 18Th day u luly 1870 30 rT
nruNr their rialrns a. thr Jhamhrfs H' '1 '
able Mr. Iustrr Rartnn Pour CUuIH I|.. -
Dublin ireland Or in default thfren' on
peIemptoriI excluded from ne h'n'''
PTidav Jhe zznd DAY N JuIr 1910 no
n'r.ork In ne forenoon 40 me- sHIf Do. p
appointed fac hearing and 1tludicsrls
rInlms. ufiei tha i0th day ri NFU. .fl
JosnrHyr chief irrk Thuuas q Nenn.
a. Dame street Duhnn