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TO HIT 'MORSE AGAIN.
SPECIAL JURY MAY ACT.
More Indictments Expected —So
Conflict iaih Federal Officers.
Tise special county grand jury may return pome
tnor» Indictments in a few days against Charles W.
Mcnx--. based en his manipulations of the various
steamboat lines which l.<- acquired In recent years.
Tn!s surmise was based yesterday on the examina
tion by the grand jury of two officials of the Citi
ienf' Steamboat Company. These witnesses were
Charles li. Englis. of the Citizens; Steamboat Com
pany, a.nd N. H. Campbell. treasurpr*6f both th»
Citizens* and the Consolidated Steamship Interests.
This line of Inquiry will be taken up again on Mon
flay when more officials of the steamship lin<T, will
I* examined being dropped temporarily for the in
vestigation i"to Mr. Morse's connection with the
let Truss. .Ay'
'District Attorney Jerome and United States At
torney Stimson had a conference yesterday mornlr.s
in" the Federal Building. li Is supposed that they
•ret together i»o there would be no conflict of au
thority when Mr. Morse arrives next Sunday. "It
was a -visit of comity." said Mr. Bthvaan when It
was ovrr.
' Before ac «a» Mr. Jerome Mr Stsm«=on denied
that the federal grand jury liad any indictments
against Mr. Morse. While it is true that none
has been returned to him. it is certain, according
to trustworthy Fources. that 'he. indictments have
been prepared and that they probably will be ■••■-
sented to-morrow .-: the latest. Of late it has
been the custom for an indicted man to appear
In court with his counsel instead of being placed
under arrest and haled to court by an officer in
federal cases, and if any indictments are found
Baaaaaat Mr. Hone this- procedure undoubtedly
•will be followed. Mr. Btlißana said al«=o that
whatever happened he would not have Mr. Morse
Tret by Marshal Henkel, and also denied being
authority for the story that Mr. Morse had tnna
faired a large sum of money to Berlin.
There was a report yesterday that Mr Morse
h£fi transferred a considerable part of his fortune
—the sum named was 54.000,000 or thereabouts—
to Mrs. Morse, and that she had diamonds enough
alone to keep her husband from want. The money
that he gave Mrs. Morse, it is said, is so sur
rounded by legal safeguards that not only can
his creditors not reach it, .but he cannot touch
the money himself.
Or of the severest blows yet dealt to Mr. Morse
is supposed to have been the testimony given yes
terday by E. R. Thomas, who was before the grand
Jury for about ten . minutes and al«o was with
District Attorney Jerome tor an hour or so. Mr.
Thomas is supposed to have wiped off the account
between him and Mr. Morse, which became due
■when the latter testified more freely than Mr.
Thomas liln-d. U is said, about the Provident Sav
ings Life, by telling all about certain checks de
posited with the Bank of North America, the first
ciew to which was given by the testimony of
Alfred H. Curtis before the grand jury. He is said
to have told of a letter written by Mr. Thomas giv
ing th* full details of these transactions, which
Mr. Morse denied before the grand Jury, it Is said.
The conference between Mr. Jerome and Mr.
EUmson is believed to make it unlikely that there
-will be any indictments returned against Mr. Mo:?e
before to-morrow or Monday. But that these are
being prepared is apparent, for Oliver E. Pagan,
apnlai United States attorney, was closeted yes
terday with Captain Ball, who has handled for a
long time all the indictments har.J«-J down by fed
eral grand juri-s in this city. Mr. Pagan made
<r HI visits to the office of Mr. Bthnaan, and it
Is ■ I that be and Captain Ball, who is an as
sistant United States attorney, spent most of the
day la Ok drawing of the Morse indictments which
have been voted for by the federal grand jury.
There will be no session of the federal grand
jury to-morrow end^o ■eaalan of the Crimina
B-anch of the United States Circuit Court until
Monday, wh:ch means that probably the indici
r.'.: ■, wi'.i not be returned before Monday. When
the findings of the amnd jury are returned, it
was said >istfrdsv I--. <»- in a position to know.
th-y will contain several surprises to the pubhc
Of the aliped secretion of ■ ***** in Berlin a
mar, cm-,.-- I with ihe federal courts said yes
t*ni=": Tola «verniaent could have no p.^.b,
interest in the . q . u ,., between Mr Morse and his
business associates The United State, could be
isttrorted only in violations cf the «:sting bank
ins **? or crime .o.nmKU-J , bank officials
while itotaMerfnS the affair* at - national bank.
Tl.t flctltt of ... federal bank officer or the direc
tors are clearly «eflne«l by statutes, anal it is in
enly a violation pi these enactments that the gov
t:2*:r.cr:t c-ould be interested."
HAMILTON ANTICIPATES PAYMENTS.
I ■ - lent nut U Orn.u. <.f tue 111 ill* mi "^*
< \ : .v, York, has announced that the directors
- ZJ^io «»««*«« «he ««- *™Z£Z
. . .--i:W thereto by paying the
- ... . ,ajl-v, ajl -v U i,;:,! of Feoru-
xh- oat, artgb-lU Ml for MH* payment.
BUSINESS ?:OTES OVER THE WIRES.
_, . -.Tie eleven laundries under
. S- n f ;:T ' ' , -"- : a combination to raise
Indictment U T _ i.iid each was fined
fffrl^- ust also agr*«l to dissolve
2ftl fie mdi 3 - aMinn The laundry rroprie
fors %-,:■■ The tedictß»eota a«r« returned
more thai ■ yea: ajre.
a. ritt=burg. Feb. 13.-The Standard Oil Company
h . advance ot I cents ta three pradea
fl : o-aav a- follows North Lima, &S: South
W Llrr!a! M. and Indiana, 94. Pennsylvania remains
* unchanged.
Cincinnati. Feb. 13.— Following the appointment
of a "Reiver for The Laning Printing Company at
No-walk vrsterday. Howard Barney was •■.;
polnt«^ recelnar tor th<> Robert aark« .-ompany
here to-day or. arplicatio: of J. X Lanin? the
rrir.cipa: Btockholder. The tcbert Clarke Com
pany was In the courts a few vr-ars a^o and then
fbecam*» the property of th* I^nine company, but
retained ite name. The abbots are saSa to be $:»'.
{KVj and liabilities MS.«V».
Norfolk. Va.. Feb. 13.-The Woodstock Iron
Works of Norfolk, ircorporated in Virginia for
the corduct of a conora! foundry business was
or-snize«2 here io-<lay with a capital of Jsoi>.C«j.
The comrany will operate in Anniston, Ala., as an
« aoxllfcuT to" the .-it Woodstock foundries and
Klron Vo:kv J. N. .-: former president of the
Beabcard Air Line P.ailv.-ay. is president.
<^an Francirco. Feb. 13.— The report of the fire
ic«ui-anc* bcttoess for IW7 on the Pacific Coast
F<-owfc Ihe t.>;nl amount of the policies written to
r# m "23 ?i*s.Sl» « ; i which premiums to the amount
of ji.*s-i.i»7 v.ere v?i<L The losses for the year
mmou ,. to K.<Ji«s <>r £1.7 p*-i cent of the pre
rr.iu'nF In Oallfcrala considered reparately the
tii* "of loss T.a= KJ-'f. being Sl.'.?S 1 .'.? per cent.
Eeafle Feh 11.- At a conference between at-
for the Gnat Northern and Northern Pacl
tc rai-OH. NorthwoM Icmbemieti and the busi
c s ,« •ntf:« : Ts vesterd.iy a tentative comproml*e "f
the rate Question was rrarhed by the railroads
,-. . _ to haul lumber at th< old rates, leaving
It cplior.al with the carrier.- whether or not the
■Uppers s^all be required :o pui up bonds '-■>
guarantee the pavxoent f the new rate in case the
railroads r^t a favorahle o-»cisjon f.om the Inter
state Ccnunerce Connnission.
Chardon. Ohio. Feb. 13.— The Circuit Court to
day stl aside the conviction at 1.. N. Fora, re
c«r.tlv found guilty of unlawfully using funds of
the private bank of Fort Bros., at Burton, which
failed a few years ajro.for over one million dol
lars.
PtttKburc. Feb. — Argumer.u- in the equity suit
hroucbt by Thomas Rlnaker, receiver of the de
funct Enterprise National Bank, against former
Et«.t«- Treasurer Frank G. Harris, of Pennsylvania.
or the recovery of I?-.'**'. •were »b€*gun to-day In
•the Ursite^ Statc3 District Court.
Cincinnati. Feb. IS.— The threatened cut on rail
ma > wages was considered at an important con-
,-.'.• th^? various executive heads of the
Brctherfjood of Locomotive ESngineera la tiiis city
this aftertwoa. This cut was recently announced
en the yuwn .-. Crescent system and is :-...: to bo
lrr.i i 'ling on other -■: • *
Chicago. Feb ZZ.—X warrant iharfrmg A. >.'. T' -
tfelle, a former banker of this ity. with receiving
(.<-• ■- •■•■ his bank was it.. -■!■.< was sworn
out • .lay by Hcnrv w. Lackey, .in attorney.
Tlao>i;- conduciec a private bank v. hich ctoaed its
coors cti en. :•:.
Piltstrurg. Pen. IS.— The }\- ,:. '« Hank .<■ Call
fornia. IViin., which !:c3 • •■■> la ':'<■ hands of a
receiver lor two months., reopened for business to
day. "VVlifrn the bank clottii the:e vas -. sliortace
cf PC if Th«r di:eitors and stot.it hrtdcrg n.adts this
food.
Keen?. N. li Feb. " The chair factory of
Dunn & Salisbury, «;..•. ■—- bmrnt running on a
reduced schedule for some time, resumed opera
tions in full to-day.
Northampton. Mats.. Feb. 13.— The Mount Tom
mill, operated by the Connecticut Valley Lumber
Company; that down to-day, oh account, it Is
t^Ui. of «t lack '! orderb. About a. hundred and
;ilriy-Cve hands are wSecltd.
BIG COMPANY FORMED.
CAPITAL TO BE $4,000,000.
Will Erect an Office Structure on
Fifth Avenue Hotel Site.
The Fifth Avenue Buildlne Company, of this city,
filed a certificate of Incorporation at Albany yes
terday with John S." WM.alen. Secretary o/ State.
The company Is capitalized at $4,000,000. but it will
begin business with J5.000. The directors and stock
holders are Walter E. Maynard. Charles U. Miller
and William Wadsworth. all of this city.
The company Is going to erect a fourteen story
office building on the site of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. The plans for the structure were filed some
months ago. It is said that it has obtained a loan
of $6,500,000 with which to erect the proposed
structure.
In the Real Kstate Exchange salesrooms yester
day there mm only one auction offering. It com
prised : a vacant plot. 75x94.2x75x94.11 feet on the
westerly side of Tinton avc. 100 feet north of 150 th
at. It was sold in foreclosure to Emanuel Glauter
and other persons, the defendants, for. $6,000. The
amount iJ'j^- was about $fi,OC<o.
The auction offerings in the Ves-y street sales
rooms to-day will be as follows:
Hv Jcs-rh v Day: 242 to 2.16.146 th at. ■ s. 100 ft * of
S«r aye ls;f,«Ul. four 6 story flat km and ata; Cooper
Realty Comnany Ret C E Boas et al: Arnotein *.- L att\";
KB H'n! ■ rof: anit due. $62,341 26; taxes, etc.
$1,871 00,; 174 th st. s -. 125 ft m of Amsterdam aye ~Vi
100 vacant: B A i=anu> rt al. trustees etc. f*t Samuel
C.reenNrg M al: M B Borland, atty; M H Ryttenberß.
ref7arr.J: Bdue.8 due. $.\413 40 : taxes, etc. *3W 52: "jrant aye
c ». about 17V.4 ft n of Freeman st. .%oxl<X». vacant
mutm-m sale of all rißht. title, etc. which Florena Hll.
bad on July SO. 1»16. or since; I> ? Dean any: ISS East
Broadway, n r. -Vi.4 ft m of P.utgers st. 2.^xB3JG to canal
st xl"- ."ixlOH !> two .'. story ten hs, also M Forsytn st.
* f 7fi ft of Hester at 24 HMMt.% 5 story ten
b: also IS Fcrsytl. St. c f. about 150 ft « of (anal ft,
"."Ixioo ."• story un h: sheriffs sale of all right, title, etc,
which leaac LJpFchitz had on November I.". UOi.^-
Uv =»aniuri Man: 4.'.:! 3«th st. «i p. .2 ft c of 10th aye.
-Sx!iS9- 6 Mory t-n h on.l store; New Amsterdam Realty
Ccmnanv act "Losar Wal!«i6telii et al: Arnsteln m L.
at-vf y C Avery. ref; ami due. 55.623 16: taxes, etc.
$371 24.
Plans have been filed with BulldlnßS Superin
tendent Murphy for enlarging the four story dwell
ing house No. 34 West 21st st. and making it
over into ■ loft and store building, with ■ new
facade, the improvements l>elng made for Louis
Sachs, as new owner.
Mr. Sachs filed plans last December for a twelve
story loft building, to cost $330,000. and to be built
on the premises No. 33 to 44 West 21st st. The
alterations to the dwelling house are to cost $10,000.
according to the estimate of Ditmars & Brite. the
architects.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling the
four story and basement restaurant and concert
hall No. 126 Second avenue for the Orpheum Garden
Company, as owner, and for remodelling the ground
floor stores of the four story hotel at Irving Place
and 14th st
The fourth and fifth floors of the Central Trust
Company's building. No. .'.4 Wall st., are to be re
modelled, the library refitted, new staircases in
stalled and other Improvements made. C. H. Rich
ter is the architect
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.
J N. Kallev & So., have sold for H. De Haven
No. 110 Wiilow st.. near Pterrepont st.. Brooklyn,
a three story brick dwelling house, on a lot ll.lx
I<X> feet, to a client for occupancy.
Burrill Brothers have ?old the two family brick
and stone house No. 53 Sherman st.. between 10th
nr.d 11th avrs.. Brooklyn, for William M. Calder to
Mrs. I.ula Hagar..
GETS TITLE TO A BROADWAY BLOCK.
Title to the vacant block bounded by Broadway.
Amsterdam aye.. S6lh and 87th st*. was transferred
yesterday by Rosina K. Hoyt and others to Peter
j. Shields, and by him to the Broadway and
Eighty-sixth Street Company, for a nominal con
sideration over a mortgage of $110,000.
TO SELL BOXES FOR REALTY DINNER.
Joseph P. Day will sell at public auction to-day
at the rooms of the Rtal Estate Board of Brokers.
No. 156 Broadway, forty-three selected boxes in the
galleries of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel to the mem
bers of the board who are desirous of having their
families present at the twelfth annual dinner of
the organization, which will take place on February
S /
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Clement H. "Smith has sold for the Bedell estate
a frame dwelling house on a plot 53x100 feet at
the northeast corner of Bathgate aye. and 175 th st.:
also sold No. 225 East 76th St.. a four story brick
f.athouse. on lot 25x102 feet: No. 653 (old number)
East 173 d st. a three story frame tenement house.
and for a Mr. Lipkin. No. 1776 Bathgate aye., a
three story house, on lot 20x1('7 fret, for $S,r>oo.
E. H. I.udlow- & Co. have sold for Henry J.
Mauss to an investor No. 311 East Ssth St.. a five
story tenement house, on a lot 2.">x100 feet. ■
Erlar.ger & Rels have sold to Morris Beck No.
110 West i39th st.. a five story double flat house,
on plot 31x99.11 feet. '
Huberth ft G.tbel have sold for Alice Taylor to
David Bernstein the five story tenement house No.
121 East 110 th St.. on lot 25x100.11 feet.
M. Morgenthau. jr., & Co. have sold for E. M
Friedlander to L«ouls 1,. Kahn, a lawyer. Nns. 254
and 356 Beekman aye., a five story flathouse. on
plot 41.8x100 feet.
Wll'iim E. Hoffman has bought through Charles
J. Brltz fmm William E. Diller No. 9?>5 Grant
avc. a three story dwelling house, on lot 20x95
feet.
R. I. Brown's Sons and Leslie F. Randall have
sold for T.resa Sofia th*» plot. 100x100 feet, on the
south side of BavUand aye.. 100 feet east of
Pugsley aye., I'nk.nport.
Joseph Levin has sold No. 1373 to 1377 Franklin
aye, a dwelling house, on plot 81x206 feet.
Jerry Altieri has sold Nos. 1353 and 1355 Clay
aye., two three story two family dwelling houses,
each 20x70 feet.
Robert Morrison has sold the three story frame
<iwe!;i:.s litiise No. ISM Washington aye.. on lot
25xlM I feet
fftiaiail J B-ihlman has sold f or Mrs. Eva E.
Weber to Christian Ostcrli)!z No. i r <*> East 141 st
f-t.. a five BtT\ Batbottae, on plot 37.6x100 feet.
REALTY NOTES.
Joseph P. Day was th* broker in the pale of the
■even five story fiats, Nos. 62 to 63 Barrow st. and
87 to ■ Bedford si., to Rapha.-l C. Korn.
Jeremiah IfnilllUll has sold his house in Winyah
aye., New Rochelle. to S. M. Eurhank, of the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company.
The H. H. Fuller Realty Company has leased for
the Bunk« Construction Corporation to Henry
Holt & Co.. publishers, the fifth floor. Nos. 29 to '5
West 32dst., extending to Nos. 30 to 34 West 33d
ft., for tern years: also, to Robert W. Mr artiam
th? 32d hi. end of the ninth floor in the same build
ing; also, to the French Drug Company, a loft in
No. 3<i W. st 32.3 st.
Robert It. Ralney has leased the buildings Noa.
£5 Murray at. and No. 75 Pearl st.
H. c. Senior & Co. have leaaed the four
etory building Nos. 447 West 57th st to Charles
Rohr^r. for a term of years; also for Jeanett*
Forsheim the two stores in No. ISO 2 Lexington aye.,
to Emanuel Flguera and Morris Horowitz; also for
Hester C. Kiely. the store floor of No. 66 Amster
dam avc, to Thomas Conefrey, for a term of years.
William Henry Fclsotn has leased for James V.
Graham No. 136 East 26th St.. a three story dwell
ing house, and for Frederick Kennedy the four
upper floors in No. 409 East 21th st.
Ludwii? Tranbe, Jr., has leased for Henry R.
Stern to Miss Hattie Ja:obl the store In No. 1402
Lfx^g^'ion aye.
Benjamin R. Luinmis baa leased to « client a
studio in the building No. 57 West 57Uj at.
The McVickar-Gaillafd Realty Company has
leased for the Empire Trust Company to Welch &
Donaldson the second floor at N< .-. 457 and -553 slii
aye. »or a term of years.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
I.a Balta aye, >■ .-, 'J>i fe.l r, of Fort Sctiuylcr
li ... f.: .1 'v... and a half ftarj frame- <1w«-II
ins lioasf, UhL-ti; Jlr» Dinah Walking, architect;
X X W**i<TV»lt. .\«n.-r. «o*i ?."..0:>0
l'^-th St. a t, 3SO feet • of Kepler a. <•. for two
n\u atiOi-y aau attic fra'n* dwelling booaM, 17.0
x 2" each; Otto I* Dch—aasr. architect; Loiila
Palk, owner; total coat 7.000
SALE OF WILLS'S CERAMICS.
George Wlllfe'B coll*-ction of old Wedgwood, which
is now on exhibition at the Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries. No. 546 Fifth avenue, will be offered for
sale this afternoon at 3 o'clock and to-morrow
afternoon at the «arne heir. The sales will be
conducted by Jane- P. Silo. Mr. Wills is a native
of St. John's Wood, London, JCnsiJi-vJ. and <£ well
knowu to loveie of ceramics.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, J190&
N. Y., # N. H. "4 H. DECLnTES OFFER.
Unwilling to Settle Per Diem Dispute anu
Suggests Taking It to Court.
New Haven. Feb. 13— It Is reported here, that
the New York. New Haven & Hartford rtallroa'l
Company has received another appeal from th-?
American Railway Association for the settlement ot
th> 60 V cents a day dispute, but lias not accepted,
and has expressed the opinion that the matter of
the , settlement of * the accumulated demurrage
charges should go to the courts^
The New Haven company, since It. withdrew . from
the association on October 1. 1907; has debited Itself
regularly With the 50 cents per diem charge, and lha
accumulation now amounts to about 1800.000. I.
is najallrd aa probable in railroad circles here that
the company, should any agreement be reached
soon, will settle- with the connecting lines for not
more than half that sum.
In railroad circles here it Is regarded as extreme
ly doubtful whether the vote on reducing the per
diem charge from 60 to 25 cents, which must be re
turned !by February 25, will show a requisite ma
jority in favor of the measure. - -■
A report here, which cannot be confirmed official
ly, Is that unless the general matter is settled by
March 1. the New York Central will Join the largo
Now England railroad companies and give notice of
withdrawal. >
SERIES OF MISHAPS AT FIRE.
Five Men Injured and Two Narrowly Es
cape Drowning on Second Day of Blaze.
Three firemen and two employes nf the
Standard Oil Company were injured and two
firemen narrowly escaped drowning -while fight
ing the fire which started in the company's
plant at Kent avenue and North U'th street
on Wednesday and was still burning last night.
Ji>hn Morris, of Ene:ln» Company 147: Louis
Boss, of Hook and Ladder Company 153, and
John Hackenborn, cf Engine Company 112. f*li
with the corrugated iron roof, which had been
loosened by the streams of water from the flre
boats. Gilbert Barker and Henry Sinkade were
burned by the boiling oil wfcfch was splashed
when the roof fell.
Just before this Joseph S. Collins, of Kngine
Company 119. fell from the pier into thr- river.
He was struggling among the cakes of ice when
Robert S. Eason, of Engine Company 135,
plunged in. Collins held Easons arms and the
two were sinking when the men on the fireboat
Abram B. Hewitt dragged them on deck with
boathooks and ropes.
MORE HOSE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Hundred Thousand Feet Order Only a Start
er — Bonner Would Retire Volunteers.
Fire Commissioner Bonner said yesterday that
the 100.000. feet of hose already ordered was only a
starter of what was needed.
"We will use this to replace the hose in the
crowded districts." he said. "And. we hope to buy*
more at an early date. Contracts for hose will be
given to the lowest bidder who complies with speci
fications prepared by a committee appointed for the
purpose."
The committee, it is understood, consists of Com
missioner Bonner. Deputy Commissioner Wise ani
Chic* Croker. The firm that gets the contract will
be required to give a guarantee that bursted hos^
will be replaced for a period of four years.
Commissioner Bonner said that rough handling,
together with the fact that hose was always folded
In the wagons, tended to wi ar out the rubber, and
that the old hose had undoubtedly been greatly
damaged by horses' hoofs and heavy t nicks driven
over it.
"I consider th«> force fully adequate to handl"
any situation that might d.-v'olop now. but It is
my policy to increase it in proportion to the growth
of the city," Mr. Bonner said. "I believe that the
volunteers of the force should be done away with
and regular firemen substituted. This will take
time, however, and the projects planned may call
for a bond BBane.**
He was not ready to take up the ncommenda
tion of ex-Commissioner Lantry and Chief Croker
for an appropriation of $1,300,000 to replno« the
present fire alarm system.
NEGROES FIND JEWELS IN LAUNDRY.
Jewelry valued at $670 that Mrs. Quick, of No. 553
Greene avenue, Brooklyn, had rolled up In a night
dress, and which she thought she had lost, were.
recovered by Detective Brenick of the Central Of
fice last night. Mrs. Quirk's washerwoman and a
negro, said to be her husband, were locked up in
Police Headquarters, charged with the theft.
Brenick saw a negro trying to pawn a diamond
Ftiekpin in an Eighth avenue pawnshop yesterday
afternoon and placed Mm under arrest. At Police
Headquarters the negro said he was Wallace Bell,
of No. 232 West 17th street. H*> confessed, said
Brenick. to having obtained the pin from Mrs. Mln
nla Wallace, who lived in Tompklns avenue. Brook
lyn. The dete'-tive went to the address and asked
for Mrs. Quick's jewelry. All the missing property,
excepting a $30 bill, also ro'led up in ihe garment,
was recovered. The woman was locked up.
TO ESTABLISH FACTORY IN ENGLAND.
Boso n, Feb. 13.— As the result of legislation en
noted by the British government, the United Shoe
Machinery Company of this city will be obliged to
establish a factory in England. Several heads of
departments in the Beverly factory of the corpora
tion have gone to England to superintend the work
of equipping the new plant. The British Parlia
ment recently passed a bill prohibiting the im
portation of completed machinery made by foreign
corporations which have patents registered In Eng
land unless the manufacturers forfeit their patent
rights.
Not desiring to lose its English patents, the
United Shoe Machinery Company decided to build
an English factory. The change will reduce some
what the output at the big Beverly factory, where
twenty-three hundred men are employed, but the
loss will not be a serious one to that city, as the
company has transferred the easiness of the Good
year factory In Boston to the big plant.
KNICKERBOCKER DEPOSITORS TARDY.
The question of making: permanent the receiver
ships of the Kniciwrbockcr Trust Company comes
up again for a hearing before Justice Clark of
the Supreme Court in Stat»-n Island to-morrow,
and depositors who have not already assented to
the plan of resumption have only cne more day
In which to do so.
Herbert L. Satterlee. counsel for the depositors'
committee, said yesterday that the situation lias
not been substantially changed In th- past fort
night, and that it was apparent that most of the
ruli-assenting depositors were still waiting in the
false hope that they would set their money in
full without participating in the plan. He added
that when the matter comes up on Saturday before
Justice Clark the committee will have a discour
aging report to make of its two weeks' work un
less a majority of the non-assenting depositors
come into the plan to-day.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Miss Janet E. Richards, on "Current History." under
the auepJcps of the National Society of .United
States Daughters of ISU, Delmonlco's, 10:15 a. m.
Meeting of Post Parliament. Waldorf-Astoria. 11 a. m.
Denominational Day of the inK er»alif=t Women's Alli
ance. Church of Good Tidings. Brooklyn, 11 a. m.
Annual breakfast of th* Nt-w York Section of the
Council of Jewish Women, Hotel Majestic, noon.
Fi-«- ail— l to th« American Muwum of Natural
History and the Zoological Garden*.
Meeting of the Toy Spaniel Club of America, Waldorf-
Astoria. - p. re.
Annual dinner of •!,.• Rutgers College Alumni Associa
tion, Hotel Plaza, 7 p. m.
Annuul dinner of ihe Daughters of Indiana. Hotel
AStor, 7 p. m.
Must.!.: of th- Fortnightly Shakespeare Club. Waldorf-
Astoria, 8 p. in.
Dinner of the ■ New York Society of the Order of
Founders and i'atrlots of America, Hoitl: Man
huttii::, i p. in.
M*ctliiK of the American Institute of Btoetrtcal Eiel
iiesrn. No. S3 Went S'.ith «tr-n. x a n>
Me-tlng of the International Antl - Vivlsecil-"; L'nl.V
CurneKle Lyceum, hm p. m. I W
Meetlns* of the New York OoßaaJogiCßl and B rilfcph
leal Boclety, No -J'\ Wist .".sth itraat. .S::iu p. iv.
Free lectures of the Board of Education. 8 p. m. —
Wadlelgh lilijh School, lir.th street near Seventh
avenue, Harry G. Paul, "John Ureenleaf Whit
tier". Public School V.O, No. "J24 Cist hSth street.
Mrs. Winnlfreil H. Coolsy, "The Oregon Counm"
(illustrated*; Public School as. Dominick, «'lark
and Broom* streets, Frank L. BiancharJ.*"L'nder
rround New York" (Illustrated): public School 40,
No. 3-'O Eist '-'(>th street, .Clar«-nc» 8. Moore "Llfo
in Ki.ti.rjj," (UliiotlMod); Public fcchoul 02. Broad*
To Let for Business Purposes.^
¥(01 fl FT Large and Small Offices
11l Single or En buite, in
The Centre of
Transit for the
Metropolitan
District **^
Absolutely SJe
Fast-Running
Elevators
(Plunger Type)
Electric Light
Janitor Service
Open Every Day
in the Year
Apply for Terms to the
Renting Agent, Room 6iO
T^ACTORIES AND LOFTS. SALE OH REST. WRITB
X 1X 1 tor particulars or ask your broker. .l-ON'-»
ISLAND i'ITY FACTORY CO.. 140 Nassau at.. N. 1-
City Property for Sale.
\\7ATERFRONT. SUITABLE FOR COAU LUMBER OR
>> similar business. ; Address DOCK. Box . 1'— ••
Tribune. ■ — —^
way. Academy street ana Vermllyea avenue. In
wood Mrs. Marian Iceland. "Short Story Writers J
Public School IST, St. Nicholas avenue and 12. th
street. Mrs. l.y.lia K. Commander. "The Progress
Of Woman" (illustrated); West Side Neighborhood
House. No 501 West 50th street. Edwin C Broome.
"The Violin and Its Makers'; Young Men Benev
ol.-nt Association. No. 311 East Broadway. Fred
erick A Hatch. -The Period of Exploration (lllu»
tratedi- Public School 2, lOUth street and Third
avenue.' W. Wallace Ker. "The Gasolene Automo
bile" (illustrated); Public School H. Mosholu Park
way. BrIKK» and Balnbrld*re avenues Bedford
Pafk K.irle Fenton Palmer. "Thoreau : Public
School 17 Fordham avenue, near Main street. City
Island. Mrs. Henrietta Speke-Seeley. "Songs of
Shakespeare": Public School 28, Anthony ami Tre
mont avenues. James H. Tat". "The Philippine*
and the Flllppinos" (illustrate.!): Public School .V..
is:!d street between Beaumont and Cambreleng
avenues. Button Fletcher. "Castles and Palace
Homes of England" ( Illustrated >: Public School
8S Jerome avenue, north of 184 th str.et. George
H. Reward. "Sui?ar — Where and How We Get
It" (Illustrated); Public School .'(«. Avenue C, be
tween Sth and nth street-". Unlonport. Miss Mary
M. Brackett. "A Summer In Jamaica" (Illustrated).
MARINE INTELLIGENCE. "
MINIATURE AI.MAN'AC.
Sun rise, KB*|Sm sets :.;33.M00n rises 5:26 Moon's age 12
HlflH WATER.
A V -Sandy Hock K:3o!Fov. Island CsU Hell Gate 8:08
P.' M-Sandy Hook 6:18,G0v. Island •:W|hcO Gate 8:C0
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Baltic, which was reported via Halifax rs "00
miles east of Sandy Hook at 2 a m yesterday. Is expected
to (look about Dam Saturday,
to Th. Am:-tel,ivk. whi.h reported to Newport yesterday
as having passed the Nantucket South Shoals Lightship
at SMS p m yesterday. is expected to dock about 0 a m
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel ■ From. I'""
•«arnia Colon. February 6 Hamb-Am
.-,"',„'■ .V . . Caibarlen, February 8 Munson
•He 11« Oiav .Chrlsttansand. February L.Scan] Am
•Maranheose 1 ...Para. February 2 Booth
•All Kheny . .- Santa Marts. February 7... Hamb-Am
• liole .' Turk's Inland. February 9 Clyde
•Advance' .......Colon. February 7 Panama
Frlka '" . • -Barcelona. January 21 Oana
if'",, ' ' " V." .. leghorn. January 23 Italian
fVMPI .'....'■■ Bremen. February 1 NO Lloyd
Patricia""". HHni'nurß February 1 Hamb-Am
T a Voile" " '■'■ Galveston. February 8. .. .Hamb-Am
Amsteldyk'."'. Rotterdam. February 1. . .Hollan '-Am
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13.
• v»w York ...Southampton. February 9. ... American
•FtrTirla "....Liverpool. February 8 ' "unanl
•Haltlc ....Liverpool. February 6 White Star
r 'it vof Atlanta Savannah, February 12 Savannah
•Monterev .-...Vera Cruz. February 7 Ward
KorTJ W\.... Rotterdam. February 2 Russian
Wells City*'... .....Swansea, January 30.. Bristol
Bosnia ..'.........Hamburg. February 1 Hamb-Am
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 1«.
•Seeuranca Narsau. February 13 Ward
•Admiral Dewey.... Port Antonio. February 12.... V F Co
X? Vrlrew Antwerp. February 4 Plwvnix
vi 'aim Galveston. February 11 So Pacific
El Dorado ■.■.■...'.:. Orleans. February 12.. 5 d Pacific
' " ") MONDAY. FEBRUARY 17.
• I -i rwtaene Havre. February 8 French
•M^-a'caibo .' •■ ■ Curacao. Februarj- 10 Red D
•RvnSim ! " ....Rotterdam, February R. . .Holland-Am
•Trinidad""". Bermuda. February 15 Quebec
•Trinidad Gibraltar. February 6 Austrian
Par , GIoYbYoV.V. Naples, February 5 Italian
•Brings mall..
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel
Vessel or Line. Mall closes. sails.
Altai, InaK'ia. Hamb-Am . ll:0uam 2:i)o p m
Item Castle. Havana. Ward 12:00 m 3:00 p-n
l'Hni Willem I. Havti. D W 1 11:00 am 1:00 pm
Rio Grande. Brunswick. Mallory - 12:00 m
Yutnurl Matanzas. Ward 8:00 m
Jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dom — — 3 :t>u p m
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 15.
«t Paul Southampton. American 6:30 am 10:00 am
X \ Victoria. Hamburg. Hamb-Am. .. 12:30 p m 4:00 pin
1 ucarla Liverpool, Cunard .'{:3o am 7:00 a m
Cedrfc Azores. White Star 8:00 a m 10:00 a m
lterniudiaii Hermuda. Quebec fl:OOam 10:0() a m
Philadelphia. Curacao. Red 1> 8:30 am 12:00 m
i (n ;,. a MayaKuez. N Vi PR l»:iMiam 12:00 m
Havana Havana. Ward 10:00 am 1:00pm
I'rinr Joachim. Jamaica. Hamb-Am. .1 1 :0O a m 2:00 p m
Siezllnde South Brazil. Sloman ll:0oam 2:(Jopm
Colon Colon. Panama N 11:30 am 3:OOpm
Columbia. Gtaacow. Anchor :... ■ 3:00 p m
Hamburg Naples Hamb-Am l«:'«ani
Neckar Naples. N Q Uoyd 11 Ma m
Comnncne Jacksonville. Clyd? 3:00 pm
Denver Galverton. Mallory — — 12;00 m
City of Memphis. Savannah. Savannah 3:00 pm
Hamilton Norfolk. OM Dominion S:O0 p m
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17
Jamestown, Norfolk. 0U Domin'on . . 8.00 pm
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and steamer. Close In New York.
Japan Core* China and the Philippine
Islands (via Tacoma)-»Bellerophon . . To-day, 6:00 pra
Hawaii Japan. Con*, China and the
Philippine Islands (via San Francisco)
—Korea ..Feb2o. 6:00 pm
Austialla except Went). New Zealand.
Banoaa Islands. Fiji Islands «nd New
Caledonia (via Vancouver and Victoria.
C)— Aoransl Feb 23. 6:oopm
Hawaii ivln San Francisco!— Alameda .. .Feb 24, C:00 p m
Hawaii. Japan. I Corea. China and the
Philippine Islands (via San Francisco)
—America Mam Feb 27. 6:00 pm
Hawaii. Guam and the Philippine Islands
(via San FraaeiarcV- V S Transport .. .Feb 29. 6:00 pm
Tahiti nnd Manillas Islands ivla San
FranciEco)— Mariposn Mar 6. 6:00 pm
\
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Thursday. Feb. 13. 1908
M'.I'.IVEP.
Steamer African Monarch (Br>. Bohlnson. Blyth
January 25. to Benham & Boyesea, In ballast. Ar
rived at the Bar at 5 a m.
Steamer Be- mudian (Br). Fraser. Bermuda Febru
ary 11. to A B OuterbrldKe & Co. with 132 passengers.
mnfU and mdßf- Arrived nt th» Bar at 0 a m.
Steamer Christinnla (Oar), Gronhoff. Santos Janu
ary IS. Rio de Janeiro 2L'. Bahla 26 and Barbados
February 5. to the Hamburs-Amerlcan Line, with
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 0:20 a m
Steamer -Matanzas. Miller. Tamplco February 6. to
the New York ar.J Cuba Mall SJ Co, with mdse. Ar
rive,] m the Bar nt 1 a m.
.Steamer Windsor. Dow. Jobos January 31 and
Gu.inlca February ft, to the New York and Porto Rico
Ss Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 2:4.1 ■ m.
Bt#*m«f Uholl (Br>, Kemp. Yokohama November
12. Kobe 10. Shanghai 26, Foo-Chow 1»M. Hong Kon«
December 7. Singapore 20. Suez January S. Port Sal.l
0. Algiers 17 and Baltimore February 17. to Shevvan
.Tomes ft Co. with mdse. Arrived nt the Bar nt 1a m.
Sleam»r Korona d:r,. (>rm!<-had. Pemerara February
1. Barbados M. St Luda and Martinique. 4, Dominica and
Guadetoup f,. Antlfriia «nd St Kltt* a, st '"roix and St
Thomas 7. to a E Out* rbrldire ft •'■. with 8 passengers,
mails nnd md»<>. Arrived at the l::ir at 8:30 a m.
Steamir AnttU**. Kemble, Now Orleans Fei.ruarv H.
to the Southern I'Rclflc Comr>any. with pajtaaagan nnl
mds» Paired in Qimrantlne a* 7 ".* a in.
Steamer City ,>f Memphis. Drarcr, llaiaiiiuli F.brunrr
]0. to the Ocean .-s c.i. with !>a«9*-nEi-rs and Rdae.
Pawed m Quarantine at 7:. r io ■ in.
Slcam»T .1 I, I.r.i kciil'iich. Da I ton. Philadelphia, to the
I. Luclcnhaeb estate, in ballast. Passed in Quarantine
nt (i.l a m.
fttramrt Tabor (Nor), Dug. Tampico February 3. •.->
the Americnn Em«ltln« and R^flolQC Company, with lei.i
nnd copper bullion. off ];U'!il:ui.!n at I(>:.">S a m. .Will
di share* a; Perth Ambov. N J.
t Steamer Jamestcwa. Catherine. Newport Kawa and Nor
folk, to the <>l.i I>< minion t-s Co. with ua»s«nger« and
■MPM
Band] Hook. N J. Keb 13. 0.47 p in— Wind 111; dense
fee; amoctb si-.i.
SAILED.
" Steamers La Iy>rralne <Fr>. Havre: Nanette (Br),
Guun3c» via Norfolk: Northto«n. Port Arthur.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Havre. Keb i.i I a m— La tia\oie (Frt. New York.
Alexandria rev 13— -Kepubllc (tin. New York \i* Genoa
and W»jl— i
To Let for Business Fur poses.
X THE
I TRIBUNE
■building
I 154 Nassau St.
m Opposite City Hai! Park
"L" Stations, Entrance to Brooklyn
Bridge, Subway— all within a step
Real Estate Wanted.
WAMED FOR CASH BLVER
600 TO 1000 ACRCS OF FARM AND WOOD
LAND NEAR A SMALL TO\*V
NOT OVER -TO >f II.CS IKOM N. V. CITY.
HI.I. r.XKTK I I.\f:s TO
RULAND & WHITING CO.,
5 BEEKMAN SF.
Country Property for Sale.
nrATKsntoirrs ON SOUND. pßOoanc AND GREAT
VV South Hays- choice plots ana acreage for parties
wishing to make their own country homes: also several
choice farm» and desirable residences. »Uh grounds; tur
nished cottages to rent. -
WILLIAM HAMILTON". 12<*.!> r.roatlway.
and Sa>ville. I>nar Island. •
CATSKILLS.— FURNISHED 9 ROOM COTTAGE;
V^ best location; «^.r.iK>. C. PEiUJtatfOX. Jr.. )^*
Chestnut St., I'hila.
mwo acmss. UEAUTIFULLY LOCATED. rO^'R
L miles west of L.,n Branch. <.ppo!«lte Lonllard farm,
routh of Batcntown: cottage of 10 rooms; M closets: barn
and carriage li »use: fruit, shade and shrubbery. IHi aaa>
fect. C. V. CORLISS. Acent. Eatontown.
YEAR FARATOOA 25 - ACRES; UAROK BRICK
.iN house. ARCHIBALD C. rOflH. No. 3'J East 4Jdst.
fOR SALE- TH THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN?.
V one of the best cam; »on Seventh Lake. For. terms,
etc.. address G. D. KIRTI.AXD, Syracuse. N. Y.
HOTEL.
GRENOBLE
56TH ST. AND 7TH AY.
A SELECT FAMILY AND TRANSIENT HOTEL.
$1.50 per day and up.
ROOMS 52-00 per day and up.
"*• IJ WITH PRIVATE BATH.
Parlor, bedroom and bath,
$3.00 a day and upward.
Desirable Suites of all sizes for permanent
guests at special rates. .
Restaurant a la Carte. Open till 12. Music.
WILLIAM P. CHASE.
At anacaal reduced rates, inclusive of hotel expenses.
R. Rj fare. etc. Send for Our "Free Publication."
TIKIS T. HENDRICKSON'J* T°*' R"*.
fEsthld 1«74.) .143. Fulton St.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
For Both — City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUAKE <112 - Broadway >.
Harlem Branch: 343 Lenox Aye.. near 127 th St.
Brooklyn " 73 Court ■•-
Newark " Scheuer Bui: llnar.
330 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITIES.
TRIAL LESSONS FREE.
School Agcmcit*.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Governesses, etc..
to Colleges. School* and Families. Apply to
Mrs. M. J. YOL'NO-Ft'l-TON. 2.1 Union Square.
Notice of Summons.
YE W YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF SEW
A York. — Anvrlcan-L* France Fire Rngine Company.
Plaintiff aeainst Cal»fornla Safe DeDOaH & Trust Com
pany r<of<-n>3ant. — Puraracns. To the above named De
fendant- You are hereby summoned to answer the m
plaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer
on th« Plaintiff's Attorneys within 2a days after the
service of this summons exclusive of .the day of «. r
vlce- and ir cast- of your failure to appear M answer
Judgment will be taken apainst you In default for the
relief demanded In the complaint. Dated. December 11.
IQAT
SACKFTT CHAPMAN & STEVENS. I'laintiffs Attor
neys Office and i'ost Office Address 154 Nassau Street
(Tribune Building). Borough of Manhattan. .New \o:
To the Defendant. California Safe Deposit & Trust
Company:
The foregoing summons is served upon you by publica
tion pursuant to an order of Hon. Vernon 31 Davis,
one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State
of New York dated the Uth day of January. IMO, and
riled with the complaint, in the ofiice of tne Clerk cf New
York County, in the Borough of Manhattan. City.» County
Bad State of New York. Dated. New York. January 10.
UH)S.
BACKBIT CHAPMAN & STEVENS. Plaintiff's Attor
neys Office and Pest Office Address. 1.",4 Nassau Street
(Tribune Building). Borough of Manhattan. New York
City.
SLIIHITMT COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.— GEORGE
J^ A. Miiythe. l'lalniifr asahaat Anne Mary deary.
Defendant. — Summons. To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in
this action, and to serve a copy of your answer on the
I'laintiffs Attori.ey within twenty days after the service
of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and in
case of your failure to appear, or answer, judgment will
be tnken itgalnst you by default, for the relief demanded
In the complaint.
l>ated December 28th, 1907.
HENRY F. COCHRAXK. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and P««l Bice Address. '
No. 44 Court Street. Brooklyn. X. Y.
To th» Defendant. Anne Mary Cleary:
The foregoing summons is served upon you by publica
tion, pursuant to an order of the Hon. Joseph E. New
burger, a Justice of th» Supreme Court of the State of
Ne v York. dat»<l the 23rd .lav of January. IW)S. and Bled
with the complaint In the office of the Clerk of the coun
ty of New York, at the County Court Ilous?. in the Hor
o'ngh of Manhattan. City. County and State at New York,
on the 23,1 .lay of January. IPOS.
Date.! Jantiarv 23ni. IMS.
HENRY I. COCHRANR. Plaintiffs Attorney.
OtTlce and I'ostrtfl. •• Address.
No 44 Court Street, Brooklyn. New York City.
Surrogates' A otices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
H. BECKETT, a Surrogate of the CoontJ M New
York. rotJea is hereby Riven to all persons having claims
against Abbv S. Thompson, late of the County of New
York. deceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subcribers at their place of transacting business,
office of Fisher A. Haker. No. '_' Wall Street. In the City
of New York, on or before the Bra* day of J-,:iv next.
D ted New York, the 20th .lay of I amber. 1907.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
FERRIS 8. THOMPSON. Bxvs.
FISHER A BAKER. Attorney for Executors. 2 Wait
atre«t. New York City.
fpKOHHIAND. MARY DE.— IN PURSUANCE OF AX
J. order o' Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a gurrcgat» of th»
County of New York, notice Is hereby Riven to all persons
having claim" against Mary de Trobrland. late of th«
County al New York, deceased, to present th« same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers, at their place -I
transacting business, at the law office pf Curtis R. Hathe
v u> . No. Hi Drondvtav. rtorouich of Manhnttan. In. the
City cf New York, en or hffore the 10th da] of June next.
li.iUd N«rv York, 'he .1.1 daj of Datfember. 1907.
MAKIK I'AROI.INE POST Bsaeutrlx.
CHARUEB A. POUT, BaaaMaK
CUKTIS 1.. HAfIIEWAY, Attorney f..r Kjfoil. 1 and Kx
ecu«rl». No. I'M lUoaJwav. i;.i.. al Munhattan.
New York City.
Work Wanted Ft in a? c.
mrrLH) KHEXCII uadi who HAS BEEN i.\;-\
1 ln-w«ltln X «o .1 FOREIGN PRINCESS areka attui
ti..n as ininni. n la EaalaAil or America, or .1.- travel
llnit ..in|.in!..n Writ.- MAI-AMK DC U. 91 Mi Rue
I'auqueT. I'arla
Hamburg. Feb 13— President Lincoln iCrr». New York \la
Plymouth and Chert«ourK.
Itotlrnlam. Pan 12— New York (Dutch, tank). New York.
London. !>b 13 iieaaba <nr>. New York.
SAILED.
Hull. Feb IS— Buffalo lßr>, Mm York.
Barbados. Fat) I*— Magdalene ißn. from New York via
Kingston. Colon, etc, for Southampton
Queenstown. Feb 13. 2:30 $ in— Adriatic iltrv New York.
PASiED.
Gibraltar. FVb'l2 — Seuenfels »Uer), Calcutta mil Colombo
f r Bootoa and N*w York; Schuylktll ißr). Yoko
hamu. etc. for Boston ana New York; Wye UUi. New
VvTs> for Y«»,obai»»
Citjj Hotels.
Excursions.
Instruction.
Winter Resorts. ; .
NEW JEX3BX. ,
HOTELDENNIS
ATLANTIC an ■ J.
The Hou.-«» with " n unobstructed ocean Tlow. Hat
a.4 cold .ea water .a prlvat. bjtha^ ,
.H. altJ JLl^l" » yETV JERSEY.
« '"t-m.r. from New York. Driest climate In
East 10 degree* warmer than New '
York "ty. TMlni leave New York ««k day,
8.d0.. 3™ «& A'sth Avl. Tel. 350? Mad. Sg.
HOTEL TRAYMORE
i ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Open Throughout the Year
A Hotel Celebrated fcr Its Home Comforts
TRAYMORE HOTEL COMPANY
CHA«. O. MARQI'KTTE. V. ■> WHITE.
Minuter. Pr»-»W*nt.
H ADDON HALL
ATLANTIC CITY. N. I.
Installing SEA WATER la ; li private and juMic b*t»
rcoms- t
Fifty stationary washstands in bad chamber i
Writ, for Illustrate »>*■»„, UP prsCOT*
CHALFONTE j
ATLANTIC CTTT. -V J. i
THE LEEDS rOMP.WT. S
QDarlboroagb »
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
~.lt»lah White Me Son*. Proprietor*.
SEASIDE HOUSE,
\TI r» CITY. N. J.
On the ocean front; «fMI comfort, taeioAtaaT •«•'
water baths. ahYaMaaai golf, etc p _ &
F P COOK 4 SOX
THE MONTCLAIR
aiONTCI-VIK. N. J.
Pure a!r: excellent table; good »err:ce; roa pariof*
with and without heat: superb views.
SPECIAL WINTER RATES.
THE —111 I ■■■ HOTEL CO.
NEW YORK.
BRIAiri.HT MANOR. NEW YORK.
BRiaRCUFF LODGE" OPENS Ml I.
BGGKiXGS HOW HAKIMS.
Other Briarciirf Interests are ßriarclilT Keal Ea>
tate for homo location; Briarcliff Hili. pure and - -i
from healthy Jersey Cows, and Brtarcllff Tabia \Va:«r.
New York Office— Windsor Arcada. *Cttx ktr«et inj
Fifth avenue. 'Phone. 327H 3Sth.
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
mew YORK OFFICE— 243 FIFTH AVENUE.
Waters, baths, hotels and environments nowbaaa
equalled. Rheumatism, (tout and nervour diseases cured.
Complete hydro-therapeutic apparatus. Japanese palm
room. Golf". rtdtag drivlrs and outcinor pastimes.
Throunh sleepers Saanra New Tort 4:M P. M. week days.
Tickets and Pullman reservations C. i ' '. Off.c«. 363
Broadway, and Office-* Pennsylvania Raiircad.
FKED STARRY. Manager. Hot Springs. -a.
nor. r p\.
HOTELS
PONCE DE LEON St. AnciKtlna
ALCAZAR ■ -« ww A "* v ?, t i D *
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■fItHK PEOPLE OF THE STATE OaT NEW YORK. BT
J. lilt- gra.e of Uoci frte an«l lnd«-[«rnd^nt. to Aiutrt vv.
l*rry, Andrew Jackson i«r.-y. Laura Grant Katroroth*r.
Amao4la 11. Thompson. Louisa Grant i: ttngrr: Daiuel
Z»?Uey. If he be living, whose pUce of resid«?r.c» U aa
kuown and cannot afirr due diligence be e»vertaint-d: or.
it at be dead, his widow, Usue. a^susr.dants. heirs, nei:
Of kin and -personal rei.ieirntati\es. v,huse carx'-s and
places tif residence are unknown ird cannot aJt r r «lv»
diligence be aa ertati -1 «. harles f. Triry. i- Mlitoa
Trrrj. llary Terry >::... thai .!■.::■ Terrs'. Saacoel v.
.":..- Lee Terrj '.an infant over the age eZ
four:- . years). Margaret t>. Terry ian infant oxer tB»
aXe of fourteen years>: Charles Tfrr;.-. Jr.. if he be iiy
kna. whose place of xcsld»ac« U unknown and cannot
after due dl!:^e:iie hv asirrtalr.td. or. it by be t!»-ad. ni*
widow, Sam descendants, htirs. next cf kin -ni per
sonal re^.rtsertativis. whose nanirs and places of re»l
ornca are unknown cannot after due dlllsenee •
ascertain. d; Elizabeth Hayi>eck. CarettSa Tin?mar>. Will
iam H. Furt«T. Albert Uajbcck, Annie C Laacflk t-^ro
line F. Homer. 1 'al -: :.-- Glaum. I'atSarine Lenti. Fm.-r»
Walker. Oliver P. V t'ustir:. *:e < >r(te \V. «"ustin. FracKj-
Ha Custln. luiuro. •• Wood. Henry J. Benner. E'.iaa C.
lu-^ner. t rash I". Uenr.er. Gertrude V. Forr**t. ll.ix> i»
Tala ■:■ org« W. V IVnner. Rebe«.ca M Kenr.er. Thotni*
E. Bean. Fredfrio V.'. marietta. Charles T. Letter,
(the. last two ramwl beirg e*»cutcrs named la t::e bal»a»^
mer.tlcr.ei! '.'■.:- and t. .e ottf.
persons rKcd Wtr.R the heirs ar..l nest ot kin cf Mara—a
Terry, late of the County of New York. d«oea**d>. *»ni
greetinK: \V!»er^a«. «'har!es T. I>':rer. of the city cf New
York l^is lately applied to the Surrogate* Ccurt of o-u
County of New" I rk to have two certain Instruments in
Vtiri!\p. dated, respectively, the .">th day cf N'overp.Btr.
1.5:)4. and the Nto day of October. l.o»H. relating to bo"
■eal acd personal property, duly proved as the !a«t WUI
*- T- -•-•-■■.- Terry, ..... County or
*>^-» York, lieceased. Therefore, you and ea"h of fjw
arr» cited to api<ea bffore the Surrosrate «f '-Jr i's. ur '- T
ifSJew York, at his office in the County of New Torn,
or the 2-lth day of M.irch. cne thousand nine hyrdrei a"^
eisht. at bait-past ten o'clock in the fcr-r-x-n of t-^
day. then and there to attend the protate cf t>e «:* »'-
Will and Testament. An.l such of you as are fcerrtT
cited m an und^r the aXe <>f twenty-one years are re
quirvd to appear by your xuardlar. if you have one. cr v
you have none. t» appear snd apply for cne to I* >P~
p.Mnted. or in the evVnt cf your r.enlect or failure to ao
to. a fciiariiian wi!l be ai>pointe<l by t?i<? S'^rros^ J ' "
represent andoct tort you in th<* |IIIH liilTllH ,
In mililliilljl whereof. We h»ve cs:;!<e;l t^e S p »l of }• •
s«urr rate's Court of the said Cooaty of • '**
York to be hereunto afflxe-l. '.:■■--* X '»•
ABNEU •• THOMAS, a Surroitate rf o--r f«-.
[L. S.] County cf New YorS. at said County, the ->^>
day of January. In th* yt-at cf our L:ri cat
thousand nine hunJre-j and elscht.
DANIEL J. DOWPN'ST.
Clerk of th* Surrogate's CWttt.
FRED W. A ALFRED E. BIXRICHS Attorneys ■»
Petlttoner. -'•• millam Pt.. N. T. City.
fpilE PEOPLE or in STATE OF NEW TORK BT
JL the tcrace of God free ami independent, w Frederic*
A Roo;h. y -.■■'::• • Karri*. Bja*«rl M-->wry. EJt«-"»
Howry. Mab^ltr Sh-r»v John Lyrcan i«hor»j Harr'.sori
Shorey. Oeorc- B. Slu-lUt. Barrett 5.;;.1-v Harriet >•
McCastln. Maria Moraa and Qraaawood C«af:»r». »■■
to all persona taterOTN I In th<» *»(*• + of Harriet -*•
Barrett, late of the County of N>w York. .ifcr^jcJ. a*
cr».i!ror». legaters. r..-*: Of «"■ ••■■
gr^^ttnft:
You and each of you ar* havafef -•-.? »M r^
<i:ilr,-.1 |ii f maali.i to *■■• >•• i appear b* f»ur Sarro
(cute of th* i'oont> of Nf-w Twk, al the 9«f " !t^!L
Coon of -aid County, held at thf Hall of I><-or<!». |»
t!i»- County ■' New York, on the 17th *•»>• of MaTfß
!•>•>« nt hnlf-pi't ten o'clock In :h- f.>r^t»-«n of tr»-ij
day. •»•-•« «n>t ther^ to atten.l v iufi!ci:«! 0.-ttieireat «
the ,-.. Un: of :■ ■.-- .llar^ of Xncu'fu* S. Itourtt^a.
as Executor .' •> . last will an.l (fsrament of »»'« "**
roase.l: »nc! »u<-s. of you a« are herrbv oM<-? as ar»
and* the a*e of twenty-one years ari- re<-,u!reU ll> *"1
liear br jour Ktiartllan. If ymi have <>n^. or. if y'U y**
boo*. 10 "appear anrt apply f«r ore- to be appoint*!. »r
in |h* event ■' y-»ur neglect or failure »■> do *>■ »
guardian «!tl he appotnte.l by t*>- :i> rep™
mi ami an for vxrin the ppwMtnc. , »
In teatlmoay « hrreof. «c hay* nwd tt<» . j
the Surroc-t.-*" <'o«»t ot the yni.l Count* of N.«« » <r
JO he hereuito afT**fs! Wltnes* n W»
(t S.I »>.■••■ C. Th<->rr»a». * Surrosr^te of "'/■ »»■ ,
Count y. at t>«- Count y *f NV«r Tcrx. 5^
■.■?n I (lay of Jai>u»r> In the year of our Lore on
thousand nrno hun.Jred an-1 et*^r. __.-,«-B.'r
DANIEL J. POTVP.VJT.
rierk of th« Surrosat** rou -r,«
j. vnoi set S'l <-•"•< ' ■'•> Attorney tar Executor. i-
nr«>-»«t«ay. Ne-r Tork C!?r. _
» DVERTI3EiIKNTS an.l aacacH Ormm t
A tecel\M ■• their Uptown Office. So, »•**• B^r7,>
kitwMn reth snJ 37th st».. rntH l> octo«k p- m. A* "\ t
t!s#inents ... th« followlnj branca «";iV
«v* . s. c. e«r. tM St.: l« fth «ye . cor I2tl» «.: '\?£*
I4ti tt.: .-: «M •»-- »t . tetwuea :••- *-<! S- 3 »<•»

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