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T H E LO N G 1S L A N D F A ttM E E , JA M A IC A . O C T O B E R 15. 1901 .. - ............. — . ... Mtfiai I T? --- ---- L ong I sland F armer . JA M A IC A . N. Y.1 D emocratic N ominations . For,Mayor. EDWAED M. SHEPARD. For Comptroller, W. W. LADD, J b . For President Board of Aldermen, GEORGE M. VAN HOESEN. For Member'of Assembly—2d District, FRANK X. DDER. For Borough President, JOSEPH CASSIDY. For Coroners, MARTIN MAJER, J r ., LEONARD RUOFF, J k . For Alderman—70th Dialiiet, GEORGE H. CREED. B e a r I b i s in mind. The important thing for the people of the Borough of Queens to bear in mind is that the office of President of the Bor ough, and the aidermanie positions,under the revised charter, are more important to them than all of the other offices com bined. The President of the Borough will really be the Mayor of the Borough, and he will, besides, be a member of the Board ofEstimate. The Democratic nominee for President of the Borough Is Joseph Cassidy of Long Island City. He Is an honest man, in tellectually and physically capable of giving the borough an efficient and pro gressive administration. For four years he has been the borough representative in the Municipal Assembly, and his record in this body speaks volumes in his praise. To him entirely is due the matter of se curing the Blackwell’s Island bridge for this county. He has obtained for this great w o r k a n appropriation of several millions, but several millions more will be needed to complete the bridge, and it Is obvious tbat Mr. Cassidy Is the man to be depended upon to carry the improve ment to final completion. This bridge will double the value of real estate in this borough, and property owners and taxpayers are under obligation to Mr. Gassidy for what has been accom plished, and they should, and will, see the importance of electing him to the of fiee of Borough President, bee ruse in this office, and with a seat and a voice In the Board of Estimate, he will be able to ob tain the necessary additional appropria tions for the bridge, and the many other benefits that the borough is entitled to, particularly new school houses. Public policy demands Mr. Cassidy’s election. With the Borough President should be elected sympathetic aldermen to strength en his hands, and we advise the people to give their votes to George H. Creed. That hazing exists among the enlist ed men of tbe army, even if it has been eradicated at West Point, Is shown in a recent order of General Brooke, com manding the department of the east. A soldier who deserted from Fort Myer was captured, tried and sentenced to six months’ imprisonment, to forfeit his pay for that period and to make good the time lost by his desertion. General Brooke in reviewing tbe pro ceedings of the court martial calls at tention to the testimony that the pris oner, who was a recruit, had been mal treated by members of his troop and that he had assigned that as his reason for deserting. The general therefore remitted the sentence of imprisonment and the forfeiture of pay. A. w i d o w h a s Been a r r e s t e d i n J>ay- ton, O., charged with the murder of four husbands, five children, one .sister and four members of different families In which she had been employed as housekeeper. If she is really guilty of all these murders, she has a record of which the most hardened male criminal might well be envious. Kasao Hatoyama, an eminent Japa nese jurist, has come here to lecture on law at Yale. Meanwhile his wife will study the dress of the American wom an. I t is an easy proposition that his wife will find her subject more en grossing than Mr. Kasao finds his. The Nationalists of Spain have sent to President Roosevelt a message of. congratulation, assuring him as the de fender of oppressed people of their k i n d e s t r e g a r d s . S p a i n h a s f o r g o t t e n San Juan Hill sooner than we have. I t is reported that Japan is about to attem pt the floating of a large loan in the United States. It is becoming more and more true that the financial center of the world is at the corner of Broad and Wall streets, New York city. Chauncey Depew missed a chance to make a great h it by not setting the date of his wedding early enough to have the ceremony performed In the cage of lions a t the Buffalo fair and winning thereby the exposition’s offer of 5500. Tate for Joseph Cojsidy for President of the Borough* He is honest, efficient Wd forceM, Uniter his administration tt»e Botoigh wiU get its dues. MB BIS LEAD IN IRON European Prices Depend Upon the American Market. VIEWS OF A BRITISH EXPERT. J. Stephen Jeans, Mow In TUI* Coun tr y on a. Tour of Observation, Ex presses His Opinions—Shipbuilding the Mainstay ot th e B ritish Iron Trade. J. Stephen Jeans, secretary of tlie British Iron Trade association and ed itor of The Iron and Coal Trades’ Re view, Is in this country making a per sonal study of the situation in iron and steel. His observations on tbe ground coincide with his judgment formed a c r o s s the w a t e r , a n d the r e s u l t s o f them, as written by him for The Man ufacturers* Record of Baltimore, can only be encouraging to American iron and steel interests. Mr. Jeans finds the iron trade here again at the crest of a wave of pros perity, which seems likely to continue for many months to come, but which is hardly reflected in the iron trade of Europe. He regards as tbe mainstay of tbe British iron industry at present shipbuilding, which, having had a re markable revival, is now enjoying something like a boom and whieh has been less cut into by American or Ger man competition than any other brancli of the British iron industry. At the same time British manufac turers are concerned with the possi bilities of keener competition all around, because of the rapid and large increase of the resources of produc tion both in America and Germany. As to the part America is to play iu this connection Mr. Jeans says: “So far as the American Iron trade now has or is likely to have in the fu ture a material influence on the Brit ish iron trade, I think there can be little doubt that under the existing economic regime European prices must be largely fixed, if not w’liolly deter mined, by the markets of the United States. This, of course, is likely to mean that British manufacturers can hardly look iu the future for the excep tionally high prices to which they have been more or less accustomed a t inter vals in tlie past, unless, indeed—which is hardly probable—American firms are so fully booked that they cannot under take outside orders. Sueli a considera tion has naturally a very seriously de pressing influence on British industry. Whatever enterprise has hitherto been developed in the British iron trade has largely been a function of the expecta tion, amounting to a certainty, that if the staying powers of the makers were only sufficient to enable them to wait a boom was certain to come that would recoup them for years of bad business. But this prospect is clearly hy no means_ so good as it was since Ameri can Manufacturers began to turn their attention in solid earnest to the cap ture of European and other outside markets. The impression is growing that those who spend a great deal of money In new and improved plants in the face of such an outlook are taking too many chances, and hence that way danger lies. Nevertheless there is a great deal of new outlay being incurred in Great Britain in the remodeling and improvements of both iron and steel works, and probably quite a dozen of our leading steel plar>s . would be hard to beat in America. This remark ap plies more particularly to steel works of Con sett, Dowlais, Dalzell, Weardale, Lancashire and Cyfartha. But the trou ble is that these works cannot, howev er good, depend on securing orders that will keep them in regular operation ow ing to the necessarily contracted limits of available markets, and in this re spect they stand at a great disadvan tage as compared with the trade of the United States, which, protected at home, can and does make full use of its great resources and opportunities to capture the markets of other countries to whatever extent may be needed to k e e p i t s g r e a t w o r k s f u l l y e m p l o y e d under a recognition of the fact that full going Is a fundamental condition of cheap production.” P a p e r Reading In Mexico. The sale of daily newspapers over the country is a remarkable develop ment of these latter years, says a cor respondent of the Boston Herald writ ing from the City of Mexico. People who formerly were contented with the state government organ, devoted main ly to governors’ decrees and official no tices and with a column of the dryest local information,' now buy daily sheets. Newsboys with City of Mexico papers haunt hotels and railway sta tions, and there are local distributers of these journals in all the chief towns. It is an indication of the moderniza tion of the country, this awakened ap petite for the daily news. A few papers in this city date their editions one day ahead, so they may appear fresh to country readers! But this practice will soon disappear. It Is inherently absurd. Everybody sees through it. F i l i p i n o s B u y i n g T y p e w r i t e r s . “ I n Ilo i l o , ” w r i t e s a u a r m y m a u *fn Ainslie’s Magazine, “there are ten type writing machines, and these machines are the wonder of the rich natives and the business men. Any one having a $100 typewriter here can sell It for $250 any day. There are some thousands of rich native families on the Isle of Pa- nay aloae, and they do not hesitate' to purchase the modern things a s fast as they know of their existence and use. The typewriting machine in the posses sion of your correspondent haa seen service in America- for several years, jet would bring $250, gold, any time.” New York’s Flow er Mrniv. Beginning on Monday next, and con tinuing until and including Sunday, Oc tober 27, Madison Square Garden will be a scene of beauty with the Grand Hor ticultural Exhibition and Flower Show given by the New York Florist's Club. The exhibition will be complete In all departments, and the exhibits will come from the flower beds and conservator^ s of the parks and from the estates of the noted people who take pride In the pro ducts whieh are prize winners, and there will be more than $5,000 distributed In piizes. Fruits and vegetables will be shown in profusion, orchids,' carnations, roses, chrjoanthemums, palms, violets and the rarest products of the gardener’s skill will be shown. Set floral pieces will be a feature; table decorations and adornments for weddings will be In great variety, the flowers in the designs being cbauged every day. B o s t o n , Philadel pkia, Baltimore, Washington, and tho far off southern cities will be represented and s o m e noted s p e c i m e n s from Canada are on the list of entries. The show will be open from 10 A. M. until 10 P. M. Vote for Joseph Cassidy for President of the Borough. He Is honest, efficient and forceful. Under his administration the Borongh will get its dues. G o s h e n , Inn. Genessee P ure Food Co., Le Roy, A\ T-. • Dear Sirs—Some days since a package of your GRAIN-0 preparation was left at my office. I took it home and gave it a trial, and I have to say I was very much pleased with it, as a substitute for coffee. We have always used the best Java and Mocha in our family, but I am free to say I like the GRAIN-0 as well as the best coffee I ever drank. Respectfully yours, A. C- J a c k s o n , M. D. You can get ConklinV Wild Cherry Cough Balm at all-Drug Stores. 25 Cent \135 Sterlings in Use. \ S T E R L I N G P I A N O S Satisfy the most critical musicians. During our 4i years’ manufacturingex- perience we have constantly improved the q u a li ty and to n e of th e S te r li n g , until it is now musically and artisti cally perfect. \More Than 10,000 Sterlings in Brooklyn's Best Homes . \ Don’t waste your money on un known kinds of doubtful quality when you can get the “ Old and FL li able” Sterling at popular prices and on easy monthly payments if desired. STERLINGIANOO, P C M anufacturers. Wholesale and Retail Warerooms (E n tire building, four flx-rs) 536Fulton Street, Brooklyn. Open Monday and Saturday Kv. rung- L o o k fo r th e n a m e STK R L .IN * r S U P R E M E COURT, QUEENS COUNTY— W illiam U lm e r, plaintiff, against- C h ristian A. K e p p ler a n d B a r b a r a f lo p p ier, M s wife; J. G e o rge G r a u e r , A lfred D. S m ith, A g n e s L. Smii/u, T h o m a s H . M e s senger, S idney Larre- m o re, W illiam M. H u e k e l an d E m ily O e L e fais, defen d a n ts. To tho above nam e d d e fen d a n ts a n d e a e h of them : You a r e h e reby sum m o n e d to answ e r th e com p laint in t h i s actio n , a n d to serve a copy of your a n s w e r on th e plaintiff’s a tto r n e y s w ithin tw e n ty days a f t e r th e s e r v ice of th i s sum m o n s, exclusive of th e d a y of serv ice. m '-fse of your fa i lu r e to ap p e a r , o r an s w e r , Judgm e n t w ill b e tak e n ag a in s t y o u by d e f a u l t f o r th e r e lief d e m a n d e d i n th e e o m p laint. ' D a ted J u l y 22nd, 1901. M O F F E T T & K R A M E It, P laintiff’s A ttorneys, Office a n d P o s t Office A d d ress, S'Jl Broadw ay, B rooklyn, N . Y, To E m ily D eLefals: T h e foregoing s u m m o n s Is served u p n y o u b y p u b licatio n p u r s u a n t to a n o r d e r o f th e H o n. W llllair. D. D ickey, o n e of th e Ju s tic e s of the S u p rem e C o u rt of th e S tate of New Y o rk, w h ich said o r d e r is d a ted th e 8 th day of O c tober, 19U1, an d filed w ith t h e com p laint in t h e office of the C lerk of th e County of Q u e e n s, a t J a m a ic a , Long Islan d , M O F F E T T & KRAM E R , A ttorneys to r P laintiff, 891 B roadw a y , B rooklyn, N Y. QUFREME COURT, QUEENS COUNTY.- M ichael B. G o lder, p lain tiff, a g a in s t J a m e s Holeraft (or Holeroft) ana “ Mary” Holcraft (or H o leroft) h i s w ife; H e n ry H o lcraft (or H o leroft) an d “ E lle n ” H o lcraft (or H o ic roft) h is wife; K a te H o lcraft (Or H o icroft), E lizab e th H o lcraft (or H o icroft), B ridget K e n n e d y , form e rly B ridget G e rrity: A m b rose H o lcraft (or H o icroft) an d “ .Sarah H o lcraft (or H o icroft) h i s w ife; George H o lcraft (or H o icroft) an d “ A n n ” H o lcraft (or Hoicroft) h is wife; Rose C a rroll, w ife o f P a tr ic k C a rroll; A n n ie H o lcraft (or Hoicroft), B e a trice H o lcraft (or H o icroft), K a te L. H o lcraft (or Hoi croft), M a ria H . S k idm o re a n d B e n e d ict R o u t, (the s a i d first n a m e s “ M a ry,” “ E llen,” “ S a r a h ” an d “ A n n ” being fictitious, the tru e first n a m e s of such d e f e n d a n ts b e in g unknow n to plaintiff), defen d a n ts.—A m e n d e d Sum m o n s. To th e a b o v e n a m e d defen d a n ts: Y ou a r e h e reby sum m o n e d to answ e r th e am e n d e d c o m p laint i n th i s action a n d to serve a copy of y o u r a n s w e r o n th e p lain tiff’s a tto r n e y w ithin tw e n ty days a f t e r th e service of th is am e n d e d sum m o n s , e x c lusive of th e d a y o f s e rv ice, a n d In c a se of y o u r f a i lu r e to a p p e a r or a n sw e r, J u d g m e n t w ill b e ta k e n a g a in s t y o u b y de fa u l t f o r th e r e l ie f dem a n d e d in th e am e n d e d com p a int. D a ted New Y o rk. A u g u s t 17th, 19ol. GEORGE W : SCHOONMAKER, ^ P laintiff’s A ttorney, PostO ffice a n d Office A d d ress, No. 54 W illiam Street, New York. To th e defendants: James Holcraft (or Hoicroft) a n d “ M ary” Hol c r a f t (or HolCiOft) h is wife; H e n ry H o lcraft (o r H o icroft) a n d “ E llen ” H o lcraft (or Hoicroft) h is wife; Kate Holcraft (or Hoicroft), Elizabeth Hol craft (or H o icroft); B ridget K e n n e d y , form e rly B ridg e t G e rrity; A m b t ie H o lcraft (or H o icroft) an d “ S a rah ” H o lcraft (or H o icroft) h is wife; G eorge H o lcraft (or Holeroft) a n d “A n n ” Hoi- c r a f t (or H o icroft) h is w ife; R o se C a rroll, wire of P a tr ick C a rroll; (the sa i d first nam e s “M a ry”, “ E llen”, “ S a rah ” , a n d “A n n ” b e in g fictitious, the true first names of such defendants being unknow n to p laintiff). The foregoing amended summons ia served u p o n you by p u b lication p u r s u a n t to a n o r d e r o f i H o n . J a m e s a . B e tts, Ju s t i c e of th e S u p rem e C o u rt o f th e S tate of New Y o rk, d a te d th e 4 th d a y o f O ctober, 1901, a n d filed w ith t h e am e n d - e d co m p lain t in t h e Office of th e C lerk o r the C o u n ty of Q u e e n s , a t Ja m a ic a , Q u e e n s Bor- 1901 N ew YorJc* on 1116 Gth day of O c tober, D a ted, New York, O c tober 7 th,, 1901. GEORGE W. SCHOONMAKER, - A tto r n e y l o r P laintiff, Office and Post Offico Address, 54 William street, New York. CJEAM A N , J . M , * T . B.—A tto r n e y s a n d Coun 0ffice; ?f>st ofllce 6 TATC OP N '.V YORK,. OFFICE OF THE if V u i v , July 27, l'.Ol.—P u r sue,ut to tL i i -u >•* fi’ttion ono of article fourteen of the Constitution of tha State of Now York, in d tsction seven of Chapter nine hundred and nine ol the Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-six, notice is hereby given th a t tho follow ing proposed amendment to section eighteen of article throe of tha Constitution of the State of New York, will be submitted to tbe people of eaid itate, for the purpose of voting theroon, at the next general election iu said state, to be held on the fifth ot November, nineteen hundred end one: Concurrent Resolution, proposing an amendment to section eighteen of article three of th e consti tution, relating to exemptions ol real and person al property from taxation. Where**, the Legislature a t its regular session in eighteen hundred ninety-nine duly adopted a resolution, providing for an amendment to tit' Constitution relating to exemptions of real and personal property from taxation; and whereas, such resolution has been duly published In accord ance w ith law and the Constitution, and referral to this legislature for action, therefore: Section L Rerolvod (if the Senate concur), th a t section eighteen of article three of the Constitution be amended to read as follows: Section 18. The Leg islature shall no t pss3 a private or local bill in any of the following cases: Changing the name* of person*. L a y in g o u t , o p e n in g , a l t e r i n g , w o r k ing or discontinuing roads, highways or alleys, or fo r d r a i n i n g swamps o r o t h e r low lands. L o c a tin g or changing county seats Providing for changes of venue in civil or c ■ ”, . . cases. Incorporating villages. Providing lor election of members of boards of supervisors. Selecting, drawing, sum moning or empaneling grand or petit jurors. Reg ulating the rate of interest on money. Tha open ing and conducting of elections or dealgnatlng places of voting. Creating, increa-Sng or decreas ing fees, percentage or allowancei of public offi cers, during the term for which *.Jd officers are elected or appointed. Granting t< any corpora tion, association or individual the righ t to lay down railroad tracks. Granting t« any prirata corporation, association or ihdividuil any exclu sive privilege, Immunity or franchise whatever. Granting t o any person, association, firm or cor pora tion an exemption from taxation on real or personal property. Providing for b uilding bridges, and chartering companies for such purposes, ex cept on the Hudson river below Waterford, and on the East river, or over the waters forming a part of the boundaries of the state. The Legisla ture shall pass general laws providing for the cases enumerated in this section, and for a ll other cases which In its judgment may be provided for by general laws. But no law shall authorise the construction or operation of a street railroad ex cept upon tbe condition that th e consent of the •wners of one-half in value of the property bound ed on, and the consent also of the local authori ties having tho control of th a t portion of a street or highway upon which i t is proposed to construct or operate such railroad be first obtained, or in case the cowcnt of such property owners cannot be obtained, the appellate division of the supreme court in the department in whieh it is proposed to be constructed, may, upon application, appoint three commissioners who shall determine, after a hearing of all parties interested, whether such railroad ought to he constructed or operated, and their determination, confirmed by the court, may be taken m lieu of the consent of the property owners. See. 2. Resolved (if the Senate concur), th a t the foregoing amendment be subm itted to the peopld for approval at the next general elec tion in accordance w ith the provisions of the elec tion law. State of Now York, In Assembly, March 13, 10OL —The foregoing resolution was duly passed, a ma jority of all the member?; elected to tlie Assembly voting in favor thereof. Hire—fifths being present. By order of tho Aw-mbly, S. F. NIXON, Speaker. State of Now Y-.rk, In Senate, April 22, 1901.— Tlie foregoing re - h i t o n was duly pa«od, a ma jority of all the Finato-s el> cted voting in favor thereof, t l r r .1 tilths b ing p r - o n t. By order of tlie Senate, TIMnTIlY I- WOODRUFF, Prc-ident. State of Niw York, t ihi. e of the S or. tary of State, ss: I b n .- .. n.jur. >1 the pr. coding copy of concurrent rc^'hith u, proposing an amendment to section righto, n of article throe of the C.n'-titu- tion, with tie* ori-i*nl concurrent resolution on file in tin\ op;, e, nnd I do hereby ce rtify that the same Is a r. rrec t trio-. ript therefrom, an l of the whole t h c r c f C io n un.hr mv hand nnd the seal of office of the S-. r fari of Stale, at tho city of Albany, this tw - n tj-v v nth day of July, in the year of our Lord. * ue tb at-ind nine hundred and one. [L. S.] JOHN T. M rlioNiil'GH, Secretary of State. Tlie foregoing C o n n inrr.t TR-’.bit ton is publish ed once a week for tine months n>xt prooeding the next g e n e r a l eVeti> n in o o n io r m ity to the *fort’caid provisions, in two piton newspapers in each county in thto State r. pr. - riling rw p . tiu-ly the two political parti.-.; p dhng tlie hi.-lo-t num ber of votes at the last general iliutii.ri, and in one additional rew-papc r in each county for every one hundred thousand people in sueh county as •hown bv tlie last pr. ceding State Enumeration, JOHN T.‘ MtTlONi lUGII, Secretary of State, Form For Submission of Amendment. Shall the proposed amendment to feetion eighteen of article three of the Constitution, relating to exemptions of real and personal property from taxation, be approved. JOHN T. McDONOUGH, Secretary ol ■tat*. PUBLIC NOTICES Co Dri'AiiTMinrr op S j : wi : i . s , ; m ilS'IO M J A UPFICP, Nos. l.i TU -1 I'aiu; Row.} N ew Yonn, October 4, lyt.l. j TO CONTRACTORS. Q E A L UD BIDS OR ESTIMATES W ILL BE RE- n reived by th e D epartm ent of Sewers of The City of New York, at its office, Nos. 13 to 21 Park r..w , Borough of M anhattan, u n ti l 12 o'clock, M., WEDNESDAY, Ot TOREK 23, 1901, for furnisldng m aterials a n d all tho lab <r required and necessary to biuld and com plete th e follow ing works: Borough o£ Queens. No. 1. SEWER IN BROADWAY, b e tw een T rains’ Meadow road and Thom p son avenne*, in th e Bor ough of Queens; also TH E ERECTION OF A DIS POSAL PLANT IN CONNECTION W ITH THE SAME. . The E n g ineer’s estim a te of the quantity and quality of m aterials, and the mature and extent as near as possible o f the work required, is as follows: 1,330 l i n e a r f e e t o f b r i c k se w e r , 7 f e e t b y 5 f e e t 1— inches in terio r diam eter, l,2ut linear feet of b rick sewer, 7 feet by 4 feet G in c h e s i n t e r i o r d i a m e t e r . l,\'--i linear feet o f brick sewer, 6 feet b y 4 f e e t \ i inches in terio r diam eter. 450 linear feet of b rick sewer, 0 feet by 3 feet 4 inches Interior diam eter, including si l’li. >11 under Horse brook. 1,5*00 linear feet o f 4-foot circular b rick sewer. i,csi linear feet o f 3-foot c ircular b rick sewer. 750 linear feet of lu-inch x itrified pipe sewer. Co m anholes complete. 4\ feet (IL M .)of tim b e r for bracing a n d sheet piling. I'K) c n b ’c yards of rock to he excavated and r e moved. 2 /K.rt linear feet of p iles below caps, furnished, driven and c u t off. 2 wi cubic j a rds o f concrete in place, exclusive o f concrete show n o n plan. One (1 > Sewage Disposal Plant, com plete in every P^aut for six m o n ths, a n d th e tests con nected therew ith. The am ount o f the security required is Seventy- five Thousand Dollars ($'5,|.lW). Tlie tim e allowed to com plete flie whole w o r t Is oue h u u d red and fifty <15n) working days. T i m l .lo va l I ilv n m n m o n n . i n . ^ .-.tU it- . — ^ seen a t the oiflee o f th e D eputy Commissioner of Hewers, H ackett................................. . ................. ougJi o f Qneens. Bidders are requested to make th e ir bids o r es tim a tes up..n th e blank form prepared by tlie Commissioner, aeupy of which, w ith the proper envelope in whlcli to inclose t i n bid, together w ith a copy of th e contract, including tlm specifica tions in th e form approved by the Corporation t . m nsel, can be o b tained upon application there- f.'x. For f a r th e r p a rticulars see City Record JAH. KANE, C o m m issio n e r of H e w e rs. MBS. J. S. MEHEBEE, TEACHERFIANONDRGAN. O P A O FIRST-CLA S S IN S T R U C T IO N A T REASONABLE PRICES. 344ultontreet, F S Jamaica,.. N Y j T shaw , architect , PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED FOR BUILDINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. . . Open evenings until efght o’eloeli. 344 Fulton St., Jamaica. L E G A L N O T IC E S . L E G A L N O T I C E S . , ; i_ ~gs=v-.-— 75. - r*V '*1 i-7’ - B E O F O B D A V R M i l i , Cor. Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Only one block from Bedford Station. Individual Instruction. Students May Enter Any Time- T ills in s titu tio n is devoted exclusively to B u si n e s s T r a in in g . S e p a rate d e p a r t m e n t devoted to Stenography a n d T y p e w riting. Indiv id u a l in s tru c tio n . S tudents m a y en ter a t a n y tim e . Call o r send for c a talogue. C. CLAGHORN , P r in c ip a l a n d P ro p r ieto r . LEGAL NOTICES S UPREM E COURT, Q UEENS COUNTY — E lias P e t e r H icks, p lain tiff, a g a in s t A u g u s t u s M a rk, a n d others, d e fend a n ts.—In p u rsu a n c e of a J u d g m e n t of foreclosure a n d s a l e , m a d e a id en te r e d In t l i o above e n ti tl e d action, b e a rin g d a te th e 10th day of S e p tem b e r, 1901, I, th e u n d e rsign e d , th e referee In said Judgm e n t nam e d , w ill s e ll a t p u b lic au c tio n a t th e fro n t door of th e Q u e e n s C o u n ty C o u rt H o u se, in th e F i r s t W a rd c f th e 1 ro u g h of Q u e e n s , C o u n ty of Q u e e n s, City a n d S tate of New Y o rk, o n tbe 17th day of O ctober. 1901, a t e leven o’cloek i n th e forenoon, th e follow ing described prem ises: A ll t h a t c e r t a in plot, piece or p a rcel of laud, situ a te , ly in g and being in th a t p a r t of th e Bor ough of Q u e e n s, form e rly th e Town of Newtown, C o u n ty of Q u e e n s, an d S tate of New Y o rk, bounded an d p a r tic u la r ly described a s follows, viz: B e g inning a t th e n o rth e rly s id e of th e high w a y form e rly th e B u shw iek a n d N ewtown tu r n p ik e ro a d a t the s o u thw e s t corn e r of lan d now o r form e rly belonging to I s a a c In n e s s , (form e r ly of D a v id W h itson); thence r u n n in g in a n o r t h erly direction a n d along said lan d now o r form erly of I s a a c I n n e s s one h u n d r e d an d thirty-five feet; th e n c e w e s terly a n d on a lin e p a r a l le l w ith said highw a y fifty feet; thenee sou th e rly a n d on a line p a r a llel w ith th e lin e of s a id lan d nmv o r form e rly of I s a a c In n e s s one h u n d r e d an d thirty-five fe e t to th e s a id highw ay; a n d tlo ' 1 ce easterly an d along said highw a y fifty feet t>> th e jio ln t o r p lace of beginning. D a ted Septem b e r 21,1901. W ILLIAM W . G ILLEN , R e feree. W il l i a m E. GOODOE, E.jq., P lain tiff’s A ttor ney , No. 10 C o u rt S tr e e t, B rooklyn, N. Y. C A R R A G H E li TEA STORES—W E , JAM E S E . C a rrag h e r an d C h a rles C*. M a n g e r, both p e r s o n s of fu ll age, the su b s c r ib e r s having form e d a lim ited eo -p a r tn e rsh ip p u r s u a n t to tlie provisions of th e Law of th e S tate of New Y o rk in bueh behalf, do h e r e b y c e rtify: I. T h a t th e n a m e of th e firm u n d e r w h ieh sa id co-p a r tn e rsh ip is to b e conduct d Is Car- ra s h e r T e a Store, a n d th e p r i n e 'p a l p laee of b u s in e s s is to be located in Q u e e n s C o u n ty, th i s S tate. II. T h a t t h e g e n e r a l n a t u r e of th e b u s iness in ten d e d to be tran s a c ted by sueh co-partner- sliip is the p u rch a s e a n d s a le of tea, coffee, bak in g pow d ers, c a n n e d foods a n d special g roceries. III. T h a t the n a m e s of all th e g e n e r a l a n d sp e c ial p a r t n e r s in terested th e r e in a n d th e ir respective places of resid e n c e a r e as follows: Ja m e s E. C a rragher, r e s id in g a t R ichm o n d H ill, L. 1., who w ill be tlie sole gen e ral p a r t n e r , and C h a rles c . M anger, resid ing at Brooklyn, N. Y., Who is the sole special p a r tn e r . IV. T h a t th e am o u n t of c a p it a l w h ieh th e afo r e s a id special p a r t n e r h a s co n tr ib u ted to th e com m o n stock In cash is th e sum of two h u n d r e d and fifty d o llars. V. Tlie sai.l p a r t n e r s h i p is to begin t.n Au g u s t 27, lyiil, a u d is to end on J n n e .'JO, 1902. D a ted A u g u st 27,1901. JA M E S E. CARRAGHER, CUAKLBS C. MANGER. A T A SPECIA L TERM U F T H E SU P R E M E A C o u rt oi t n e S ta te of New Y o rk, h e ld a t the C o u n ty C o u rt H o u se, in an d fo r th e County K ings, on th e 21th day of Ju l y , 1901. P resen t, H o n o rable W a rr e n B. H o o k e r, J u s t i c e —In th e m a t t e r of the p e titio n of a m a jor ty of the d i re c t o r s of t h e Long Islan d S a s h a n d T rim < V >m- p a n y , for a vo lun tary dissolution of tlie said corporation. O n reading and filing tlie p e titio n of Isaac B a e r, T h e o d o re K r a in in , Solomon Aarons.>n a n d Isaac Mark, verified tlie twelfth day of July, n in e t e e n h u n d r e d a n d one, a n d th e ord e r to show cau s e g r a n te d h e r e in o n th e tw e n ty-second d a y of J u ly , n in e t e e n h u n d r e d a n d one, a n d th e adm ission of th e A ttorney G e n e ral o f th e S ta te of New Y o rk, of due a n d tim e ly service upon h im of s a id p e titio n a n d s c h e d u les form ing p a r t thereof, a n d of s a id o rd e r to show c a u s e , i t is On m o tion of J . A. S e ldm a u , th e a tto r n e y for th e p e titio n e r , O rdered, th a t a ll perso n s in te r e s te d in th e Long Islan d S a s h a n d T rim C o m p a n y , in c lu d in g a ll credito r s a n d stockholders of said cor p o ration , ajip e a r before C h a rles S. Foote, E s q ., w ho i s h e r e b y ap p o in ted referee, a t h is office, No. 32 L ib e r ty s t r e e t, in tb e B o rough of M a n h a tta n , C o u n ty o f N ew Y'o*-k, on th e 28th d a y of October, n in e teen h u n d r e d a n d one, a t io,ao, -o'clock i n th e forenoon of th a t day, o r a s soon th e r e a f t e r a s counr'ei c a n t»uu show c a u s e w h y a final o r d e r s h o u ld n o t b e m a d e h e r e in dissolving sa i d corpo r a tion , a n d it is fu r th e r O rdered, t h a t a copy o f th i s o r d e r be p u b lish e d in th e A lb a n y Law J o u r n a l, a n e w s p a p e r p u b lished in th e C ity of A lbany, a n d in th e Long Islan d F a r m e r , a new s p a p e r p u b lish e d i n th e C o u n ty o f Q u e e n s, w h ich a r e h e r e b y d e s ignated as t h e n e w s p a p e rs for th e pu b licatio n of th i s order, w h ich s h a l l be p u b lished once a w eek f o r th r e e w e e k s Im m e d iately p receding th e d a te flxed by th i s o r d e r f o r th e h e a r in g of s a i d a p p licatio n before s a id referee, a n d t h a t a copy of said o rd e r be served upon th e c r e d ito r s an d o th e r person s in terested i n th e s a id c o rporation, a s provided i n s e c tio n 2,4‘25 of th e Code o f C ivil P rocedure. E n ter, W . B. H., J . S. C. Granted July 24,1901. E n te r i n Q u e e n s Co. __________ PETER B. HUBERTY, Clerk. C (OUNTY COURT, Q UEENS COUNTY.— ' M a r g a r e t W yckoff, p lain tiff, ag a in s t E liza- b e th H o iw tm ann, e t a l., d e fen d a n ts.—In p u r s u an c e of a ju d g m e n t o f foreclosure a n d s a le d u ly m a d e a n d en tered In th e above en titled action on th e 23rd d a y of S e p tem b e r, 1901, a n d filed in th e Q u e e n s C o u n ty C lerk’s Office, I , th e u n d e r signed, w ill s e ll a t pub lic a u c tion a t t h e “ T own H a ll,” in J a m a ic a , In th e B o rough an d C o u n ty o f Q u e e n s , in t h e C ity a n d S t a t e o f N ew Y o rk, on th e Snd d a y of N o v e m b e r, 1901, a t 9:30 o’clock in th e forenoon, t h e p r e m ises described i n s a id judgm e n t a s follows: A ll t h a t c e r t a in lot, piece o r p a r c e l of lan d , situ a te, ly in g a n d beiDg in I h e T o w n s h ip of J a m a ica, in t h e C o u n ty o f Q u e e n s a n d S tate of N e w Y o rk, k n o w n a n d distinguished on a cer ta i n m a p en titled “ M a p of p r o p e r ty a t Ja m a i ca, L. I ., form e rly o t R o b e rt L . S tevens, E s q u ire, now belonging to P e t e r D u ryea, Ja m a ic a , No vem b e r, 1850, s u rveyed an d divided into lots by M a r tin G. Jo h n s o n , Surveyor,” filed i n th e Of fice o f th e C lerk of Queens C o u n ty a s a n d by th e n u m b e r 1 (one): B o u n d e d s o u therly b y th e J a m a ic a S o u th road; w e sterly by th e w e sterly lin e of th e avenue, (the w e sterly sid e of said lo t b e in g six ( 0 ) ch a in s , n inety-fo u r a n d one-half (94^) lin k s in len g th , m easuring from the northerly side of saidroad); n o r th e r ly by lo t n u m b e r 2 (two) o n sa id m a p , a n d easterly by land now o r la t e of th e h e i r s of E ld e r t E ldert, (th e e a s te r ly lin o of s a id lo t n u m b e r 1 O n e) b e in g nin e (9) c h a in s a n d e ighty-nine (89) lin k s i n len g th , m e a s u r in g from t h e n o ith - erly s ide of s a id road); a ll a s laid dow n o n s a id m a p , a n d con tain in g eigh t ( 8 ) acres a n d one q u a r t e r ( ’ 4 ) of a n a c r e an d fifteen (15) p e rches. D a ted O c tober 7th, 1901. W ILLIAM S. COGSWELL, R e feree. W y c k o f f , S t a t e s i r & ' F k o s t , P lain tiff’s A t to r n e y s , No. 215 M o n tague S treet, B rooklyn, N .Y . ’ Q U P R E M E COURT, QUEENS COUNTY.— O Louis K oenig, plaintiff, ag a in s t M a ria G eg- or a n d others, defendants.—In p u r s u a n c e of a n Interlocutory ju d g m e n t of p a r titio n an d Bai«, duly m a d e an d en tered in th e above entitled action an d b e a r in g d a te tb e 3rd day of May, 1901, a n d a n o r d e r In s a i d a c l b .n b e a r in g d a te Septem b e r 9th, 19U1, duly filed th e r e in , I, the u n d e rsig n e d , th e referee th e r e in n a m e d a n d appointed, will se ll a t public au c tio n a t th e fro n t door o f t h e form e r Town HaU, in tb e form e r V illage of Jam a ica, in th o B o rough an d C o u n ty of Q u e e n s, City a n d S tate of New Y o rk, on M o n d ay, tb e 21st d a y of O c tober, IfOl, a t 10 o’clock In th e forenoon, th e lan d s a n d p rem ises m e n tion e d in said Judgm e n t a n d th e r e in de scribed a s follows: A ll t h a t c e r tain lot of lan d , situ a t e i n th e V il lage of S tr a tto n p o r t, Tow n ship of F lushing, C o u n ty of Q u e e n s , a n d State”of New Y o rk, b e in g know n an d disting u ish e d on a m a p e n titled \M a p of th e V illage of S tr a tto n p o r t, betw e e n College P o in t a n d V illage of F lu s h in g , m a d e by Jo h n B. H olm es, City Surveyor,” a n d filed in th e Qfilco o f the C lerk of th e County ofQueens on J u n e 2nd, 1S51, b y th e n u m b e r 5'.*2 (five h u n d r e d a n d ninety-tw o ) an d hounded an d described as follows: B e g inning a t a point on tb e w e sterly sid e of College a v e n u e (now T h ir te e n th street) d ista n t fifty f e e t n o rth e rly fr..m th e Intersection of the w e sterly side of College a v e n u e a n d th e n o rth e r ly s ide 1 >f B roadw ay (111 .w F ifth a v e n u e ); r u n n in g thence n o rth e rly along th e w e sterly side of Col lege a v e n u e fifty (50) feet; th e n c e w e sterly an d in a lino p a r a llel w ith B roadw a y one h u n d r e d (100) f e e t to th e c e n tr e U ne o i th e block; th e n c e southerly a long th e c e n tr e lin e of the block an d In a lin e p a r a lle l w ith College avenue fifty (5o) feet, a n d th e n c e easterly a n d iu a lin e p a r a llel w ith B roadw ay one h u n d r e d (109) feet to the poi t a n d p lace of b e g in n in g . T o g e ther w ith th . tan d in fro n t o f s a id lot hereby co u v e y td to th e m iddle lino of th e s t r e e t on w h ieh s a id lot is bounded as laid down on said m a p ; sub ject, nevertheless, to th e r i g h t of w ay over said lan d com p o sing s a id stre e t in th e p roprietors of th e lot described on s a id m a p . D a ted S e p tem b e r 2tith, l9ol. GEORGE W . DAVISON, R e feree. A rerS T P. W a g e n e b , A ttorney for Plaintiff, 49 a n d 51 C h a m b e rs S tr e e t, B o rough of M a n h a t ta n , N . Y. City. \ \ T H E R E A H, ALICE DONNELLY OF TH E TT- B o rough of B rooklyn, C o u n ty of K incs. City a n d S tate of New Y o rk, duly m o rtgaged to C. O livia Sabine of t h e sam e place, all those certain lots, pieces or p a rcels of l a n d , s itu a te, ljiD g and b e in g a t M on is P a r k , in tlie B o rough a n d C o u n ty of Q u e e n s. City of New York, know n aud designated ou a c e r t a in m a p en tit led “ M ap of 331 lots belonging to M o rris P a rk Im p rovem e n t C o m p a n y ” an d filed in tlie Q u e e n s County C lerk’s office S e p tem b e r 14, 1892, as m a p No. 1157, a s aud by th e l\ts num b e red 209,210, 211,212,213 an d 2(4 in block No. 5, an d w h ich ta k e n together a r e bounded aud described as follows, to-wit: B e g inning at a point on th e w e s teily s ide oi S h e rm a n stre e t d ista n t one h u n d r e d teet northerly from the northw e s terly Corner of S h e rm a n and Mill stree ts; ru n n in g tin lice w e sterly p a r a llel w ith Mill stre e t nin e ty feet; thence n o rth e rly and p a r a l le l w ith S lic r m m stre e t o n e hu n d red an.l tw e n ty feet; Thence e a sterly and ag a in p a r a llel w ith M ill s t r e e t n in e ty feet to th e w e sterly s ide of S h e rm a n stre.-t, a n d r u n n in g thence s o u ther ly along th e w e sterly side of S h e rm a n street une h u n d r e d an d tw e n ty feet to th e point or p lace of b e g inning; a u d w h e reas said m o rtgage lias bee.que due by its term s ; a n d W h e reas, s a id m o rtgage is d a ted J a n u a r y 4 th, liti.xi, a n d is recorded, w ith a po w e r. if s a le th e r e in contained, i n t h e Q u e e n s C o u n ty C lerk’s of fiee, a t J a m a ic a , L. I., on t h e 17th day of J a n u ary , 19< ki , a t 9:39 o’clock in th e forenoon, In L iber 821 o f m o rtgages, a t p a g e 159, a n d W h e reas, th e am -.unt claim e d t*. lie d u e upon said m o rtgage a t tlie tim e of th e first pub lica tio n of th i s notice is, five h u n d r e d an d fitty dol la r s a u d fifty c e n ts , Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, tb a t, by v ir tu e of tlie s a id pow e r o f sale, an * in p u r su a n c e of t h e s t a t u t e i n such case provided, th e said m o rtgage will beforeclosed by a sale of tlie s a id m o rtgaged prem ises, on th e P t h day of D e c e m b e r, 1 U\ 1 , a t tb e fro n td o o r of th e Borough H a ll in th e la t e village of J a m a iea, iu t h e Bor ough aud County of Q u eens, City a n d S ta t e o f New Y o rk, a t 19 o ’c l o c k in the f.-rt-n >..n, a t p u b lic a u c tion. Dat.-.L A u g u st 2 <th, 1991. C. OLIVIA SA B IN E . M ortgagee. J. B. S abine , A ttorney, No. 181 Bi..;t.iway, Bor-.ugh of M a n h a ttan , City of New York, N. Y. STATE OF NEW YORK. O vfick or mi: S j . cekt \i;v of S tvtf . Albany, J u lj 29, tod. To tlie Clerk o f the Counts of Queens Sin.—Notice is h ereby given, th a t at the g.-u-ral election to be held in th is state on tlxe Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November u.-xt, t Not ember 5th 1 th e following officers may be law fully voted, fur. to-\\it . County and xtistri.-t officers al-o to be ele -I, 1 f..r sai .1 county: Three Members of Assembly. At the said general e]ei tfi.ii th e r e is to lie subm it ted to th e people for+hepurpose.d' voting thert-ou, tb e following a m n i.lm e u t to section eighteen of article* three of tb e c .m s titutiourelating to t xemp tions o f real nnd personal property lr..m taxation. ; IS. The legislature shall le t pass a p rivate ..r local bill in any of the following eases changing th e names of p ersons. Laying opt, o pening, altering, w o rking or dis ci intinuing roads, h igh w a y s . .r alley s 1 .r iY.r drain m g swamps o r o ther low lauds. Locating o r changing t-ouuty scuts. Providing for c h ances of venue in civil o r crim i nal eases. Incorporating tillages. Providing for election of mem bers of boards of supervisors. Selecting, drawing, sum m o n ing or em paneling grand or p e tit lurors. R e g u lating tlie rate of in terest on money. The opening aud conducting of elections or designating places o f v o ting. Creating, increasing or d eer sing fees, p e rcent age o r allowance o f p u b lic officers d u ring th e term for w hich said officers are elected o r appointed. G ranting to a n y corporation, association o r in dividual the right to lay d o w n railroad tracks. G ranting to any- p rivate c o rporation, association or individual a n y exelm-iy e 1 rivilege, im m u n ity or franchise whatever. G ranting to any p erson, association, firm or cor poration an exem p tion fiom taxation on real or persi mal.x>roper t y. providing ha- b u ilding bridges, and chartering companies for such purpot »s, except on th e Hud son river below W aterford, and on th e East river or over th e w aters form ing a i a rt o f the boundaries of th e state. The legislature shall pass g e n e ral laws p roviding fo r th e cases enum e rated in this section and for all o th e r cases w h ich in its judgm e n t may be provided for by g e n e ral laws. B u t uo law shall authorize th e c o n struction or o p e rating of a s treet railroad except u p o n th e condition th a t th e c o n sent o f the ow n ers 01 one h a lf in value o f th e property h o u n d ed on, and th e c o n sent also of th e local a u thorities having the c o n trol of th a t portion of a street or highw ay upon w-hich i t is propxieed to construct or operate such railroad be first obtained, 01 * in case the. consent o f such p r n i v r ty ow n ers c annot to be c o n structed, may, m u m application, appx th r e e comm issioners who shall determ ine, a i t . . „ hearing of all parties interested, w h e ther sueh railroad ousriit to be c o n s tructed or operated and then: determ ination confirmed by th e court m ay oa taken m lieu uf tlie consent of th e property o w n e r s . Given u n d e r m y h a n d a n d seal of office o f the r , becretary of State, a t th e c ity of Albany, Li*, s .] t i n s t w e n t y - n i n t h d a y o f J u l y , i n t h e y e a r one thousand n ine h u n d red a n d one. JOHN T. McDONOUGH, Secretary* o f S tate. S tate o r N ew Y obk ,? C o u n t y o f Q u f . e n s . j I , J a m e s I n g h a m , Clerk of the C o u n ty of Queens, and o f th e C o u rts o f Record for said coun ty , do certify: T h a t I have compared th e preced ing w ith th e o r'gical on file, and recorded in the clerk s offiee o f saiu county-, and th a t th e same is a tru e and c o rrect copy thereof, and th e whole of such original. In w itness whereof, I have h e reunto subscrib- ed m y hand and affixed th e seal of said IL. s.] court and county, th e 8 th day of August, 1901* JAMES INGRAM, Clerk. T A 0 KS 0 N EDGAR—Couneelor-at-Law, 182 N a s s a u s tr e e t, N ew York; W a n tagh, Q u e e n s County. TH E CITY OF NEW YORK, C ity C leek ’ s O efice . _ . „ A u g u st 3rd, 1901. ■County Clerk, County o f Qneens, New York : . S i b . p u rsuant to th e requirem e n ts o f th e elec tion law as amended b y chapter 232 of the laws of New York, 19U1, you are hereby n o tified th a t th e follow ing nam ed c ity officers are to be v o ted for at th e general election, November 5th, 1901, by the electors of th e County of Queens, Borough of Queens, embraced In the c ity of New York; A m ayor m place o f Robert A. Van Wyck. A c o m p t r o l l e r i n p l a c e o f B ird. S . C o ler. A p resident o f th e b o ard o f aldermen. A p resident o f th e b o rough o f Queens, in place of F r e d e r i c k B o w le y . Two ( 2 ) co:-onersfo r th e borough of Queens. An alderm an for each aidermanie d istricts o f th e assembly d istricts of th e county of Queens, as oiyided and d escribed ;by th e G reater New York charter, section 19, c h a p ter 466, law s o f 1901. Given under my h a n d a n d seal o f office o f th e in. s.] city o f New Y o rk, th i s 3 r d day o f A u g u s t, 19S1‘ P. J . SCULLY, „ ... C i t y C lerk . S t a t e o f New Y obk ,? „„ C ounty oe Q ueens . ( r£ TTUMPHREY, BURT JA Y - A t t o r n e y and J l L Counselor-at-Law , P o e t Office B u p uing Jamaica, N. Y anrT E L L E R & G ILLEN — Attorneys and Coun- TT selors-at-Law, Savings Bank Building ■jnnmiea, N . Y. Telopheno, 77 Ja m a ic a . T OWNSEND, JOB® K.--AttOTney and Coun. eelor-at-Law, Whitestone, N. Y . Real Ee- tate-and Snrrogate’a practice a specialty T i f AGEE, JOHN W.—Attorney and Counselor. jjJL at-Law, Real Estate and Insurance* Broker' Atlantia Aveaao near Greenwood, Richmond Hills, N i . th e original on file, a n d recorded i n th e clerk’s Office o isa id county, a n d th a t th e same is a tru e and correct copy thereof, and th e w h ole o f such original. In \Witness whereof, I have h e reunto subserib- ed m y han d a n d affixed th e seal of said II. s.] e o n r t a n d county, th e 8 th day of A u g u st, JAMES INGRAM, Clerk. T¥7ANTED.—CAN YASSERS AND COLLECT- TT ors. Call or address H. JUENGST, 3 W y ckoff street, Ja m a ic a , o r 51 J a c k s o n avenue, L. I. City. Q U P R E M E COURT, Q UEENS COUNTY— T h e B rooklyn City Co-opera’ive B u ilding an d Loan A ssociation, plalutiff, ag a in s t A llcda H. G reene, A u g u s ta H. M e y ler, M u tual B e n e fit L o in an d B u d d in g C o m p a n y , tle r - r y j Cogge- sh a ll a n d W illiam J . Y o u n g s, a s receivers of M u ’u a i B e n e fit Lt a n an d Buildir-g Com p any, d e jp u d a u ts.—T r ia l dt tire d in Q u e e n s Conntv.— Sum m o n s. To t h e above nam e d d e fen d a n ts an d i-acti of them : You a r e h e r e b y s u m m o n e d to a n sw e r tho Cum- p la i n t i n t h i s a c tion an d to serve a copy of y o u r answ e r o n th e p lain tiff's a tto r n e y s w ithin tw en ty d a y s a f t e r th e service of th is sum m o n s, e x clusive of t h e day of service, a n d In case of y o u r fa i lu r e to a p p e a r or a n s w e r, Judgm e n t will be ta k e n ag a in s t you by d e f a u lt lo r th e re l it f d e m a n d e d in th e c o m p laint. D a ted J u l y 11th, 1901. LOW, DELANY & N IP E R , P lain tiff's A ttorneys, Office a n d P o s t Office A d d ress, 189 M o n tague Btreet, Bronkljn, New )nrk, T Y. T o t h e d e f e n d a n t A l l e i l a I I . G r e e n e : T h e foregoing sum m o n s ia served upon you by p u td icatio n p u r s u a n t to a n o r d s r of H o n . D. Cady H e rrick, one c f th e J u s tic e s of th e S u p r e m e C o u rt of th e S tate of New Y o rk, d a ted S e p tem b e r 5,1901, a n d filed w ith th e o - m p lain t in th e office • .f tlie C lerk 1 d t h e C o u n ty o f Q u e e n s, a t h is office a t J a m a ic a , i n th e H a ll of R e c o rds, iu tb e B o r o u g h o f Q u e e n s , C i t y o f N e w Y o ik, w h ich com p laint was originally fllea th e r e on th e 13th d a y o f J u i y , 1901. D a ted S e p t. 6, lHui, LOW, D E I ANY & N IP E R , P lain tiff's A ttorneys, Office a n d Post offiee A d d ress, 189 M o n tague S tree t, Biooklyn, New Y o ik, N . Yr. TY T H E R E A S , FRAN C E S E. GORDON, OF t t B rooklyn, d u ly m o rtgaged to G eorge T h o rp, of th e s a m e place, a ll those c e r tain lots, pieces o r p a r c e ls of lau d , sit' a te m Springfield, C o u n ty of Q u e e n s, S tate of New York, au d d e scribed ou a certa in m a p of p ro p e r ly e n titled M.-iji No. 2 of p r o p e r ty a t Springfield, Q u e e n s C o u n ty, N. Y., o w n ed by W illiam D a v ison, Esq., d a ted A p r il 29th, 1891, T h o s. S. S m ith, C. E ., B ellm o re, L. L , said m a p h a v in g been filed in th e Offiee of th e C lerk of th e C o u n ty o f Q u e e n s , 011 th e 12th day of M ay, 1891, said lots b e in g know n a n d designated on s a id m a p by n u m b e r s eig h t h u n d red an d n in e teen (819), D o n ting on F if th avenue, being tw e n ty.flve (25) feet w ide, and r u n n i n g in a s o u th e rly d ir e c tion n in e t y (90j feet in block fo u r teen il4); eig h t h u n d r e d an d tw e n ty (820) fro n tin g on F ifth av e n u e , b e in g tw enty-five (25) feet w ide an d ru n n i n g in a so u th e rly direction eighty-nine (i-9) fee t a n d eight (s) Inches; eig h t h u n d red a n d tw e m y -one (821) f r o n tin g on F ifth avenue b e in g tw enty-five ( 5) feet wido an d ru n n in g In a s o u therly d ir e c tion eighty-nine (89) feet a n d six ( 6 ) Inches; eight h u n d r e d and tw enty-tw o (« 22 ) f r o n tin g on F if th avenue, I e in g tw enty-five (25) feet w ide, sam e being a co r n e r lo t a n d r u n n i n g from F ifth av e n u e in a so u th e r ly direction along C lare m o n t a v e n u e eighty-nine (39) f e e t an d th r e e (3) in lies; eight h u n d r e d a n d tw e n ty-three (823) fronting on C larem o n t a v e n u e an d r u n n i n g i n a w e sterly direction one h u n d r e d ( 100 ) feet, the sam e being tw enty-flve (25) feet wide; e ig h t h u n d red an d forty-one (841) fronting on C larem o n t avenue being tw enty-five (25) feet wide an d r u n n in g in a w e s terly d ir e c tio n one h u n d r e d ( 100 ) feet in block fifteen (15); a n d W h e reas th e said m o rtgage w a s d u ly a s s igned by the said G eorge T h o rp to S a rah E. W e n z of B r oklyn, a n d was b y s a id S a r a h E. W e n z , d u ly assigned to O. O livia Sabine of B rooklyn; an d w h e reas said m o rtgage h a s becom e due by its term s ; and W h e reas, said m o rtgage is d a ted S e p tem b e r 20th, 1897, a n d is recorded, w ith a pow er of s a le th e r e in contained, In th e Q u e e n a County C lerk’s Office, a t J a m a ic a , L. I ., o n th e 21st d a y o f Sep tem b e r. 1897, a t 8 o’clock in th e forenoon, in L iber 7(8 of M o rtgages, a t p a g e 278, a n d W h e reas, th e am o u n t claim e d to be d u e upon said m o r tgage, a t tlie tim e of th e first publica tion of tb is notice, is e ight h u n d r e d an d th r e e dollars a n d ninety-five cents, Now. th e r e fo re, n otice Is h e reby given, th a t, by v irtu e of the s iid pow er of s a le, a n d in p u r su a n c e of th e s t a tu t e in such case provided, th e said m o rtgage v.ijl b e foreclosed by a s a le of th e said m o rtgage 1 prem ises, on the ltith day of De cem b e r, 1901, a t the fro n t door of th e B o rough H a ll, in t h e la t e V illage of J a m a ica, in th e Bi-r ough a n d County of Q u e e n s, City a u d State of Now Y o rk, a t 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at public auction. D a ted A u g u s t 29th, 1901. C. OLIVIA SABINE, A ssignee of M o rtgage. J . B. S a b i n e , A ttorney, No. 181 Broadw ay B o rough of M a n h a ttan , City of New Y o rk, N. Y C OUNTY COURT, QUEENS COUNTY— Jo h a n n a P ropfe, as ad m in istratrix of the goods, c h a ttels a n d cre d .ts w h ich w e re of C a rl P ropfe deceased, plaintiff, a g a in s t J o h n Fuchs a u d o th e r s , defendants.—In p u r s u a n c e of a ju d g m e n t of f o r e c losu r e an d sale, m a d e i n the above e n ti tl e d action , on th e 2sth day of Sep tem b e r, 1901.1, th e undersig n e d referee, w ill sell a t public au c tio n to th e hig h e s t b idder, a t th e old Town HaU, c o rner of F u lto n s tr e e t a n d F lu s h in g avenue, Jam a ica, in th e Borough a n d C o u n ty of Q u e e n s, City of New Y o rk, o n the 22nd day of O ctober,'1901, a t 12 o’clock, noon, the la n d s an d prem ises in said ju d g m e n t m e n tio n e d an d th e r e in described a s foUows: A ll th a t c e r ta in lo t, s itu a te , lying a n d being in tb e V illage of M aspeth, Town of Newtown, now B o rough of Q u e e n s, City of New York, in th e C o u n ty o f Q u e e n s an d S tate of New Y o rk, know n a n d designated as lot n u m b e r o n e ( 1 ) o n m a p of p r o p e r ty No. 2 situ a te in M a speth, Q u e e n s County, New Y o rk, belonging to H e n ry B u e rm a n n , m a d e by C o rnelius H y a u , Surveyor, an d filed in th e Office of th e C lerk of tb e County of Q u e e n s, on the 22nd d a y of May, 18.'3. D a ted S e p tem b e r 30th, 1901. JA M E S M. SEAM AN, R e feree. C h a s .. n h a e d t , P lain tiff’s A ttorney, 756 Flushing a.venue, Brooklyn, New Y o rk. BASE OF JAMAICA, BOROU G H OF Q U E E N S C ITY O F N E W Y O R K . Fulton Street and Herriman Ave., JAMAICA, N. Y. Capitalndurplus, a S - $100,000. JOHN H. SUTPHIN, President. JOHN ALVIN YOUNG, First Vice-President. SA M U E L R . SM ITH , Second V ice P r e s id e n t W IL L IA M D . LLE W E L L Y N . Cashier DIRECTORS : W m . W . G il l e n , C o r d M e y e r , G e o . W . Y o u n g , S a m u e l R . S m i t h , F . L . E l d r i d g e , J . A l v i n Y o u n g , G e o . D . I r a t t , A l r i c k H . M a n , W . H . B a l d w i n , J r ., A . S . W h i t e , B e r n a r d S u y d a m , J o h n A d i k e s , A . C. B e d f o r d , A . C. Y a u g h a n . J o h n H . S u t p h i n , A c c o u n ts o f M e r c h a n ts, In d iv id u a ls a n d C o rporations solicited. B a n k in g hours, 9 A . M. t o 3 P . M . ; S a tu r d a y s 9 A . M. t o 13 M. BRANCHES: G0ED MEYER CO. BUILDING E L M H U R S T , N . Y . KLARMANN BUILDING, 1 3 th ST., COLLEGE POINT. Bailee’s Jamaica Express, FORMERLY COOPER’S EXPRESS. R e s i d e n c e , 4S U n i o n A v e ., J a m a i c a . T e lephone, 81 B. W YCKOFF, STATESIR * FROST—Coun* selora a t Law, 215 Montague street,'Brook lyn, N, Y. Telephone, 632 Main. ' Jamaica, Glendale, Bichmond Rill, Ridgewood, Moms Park, Hollis, Woodhaven, Queens. a— — —' -i\ ' 1 N_ . Baggage delivered to aU Railroads and P is tin New York City without change. New York Office, 117 John St Telephones** John,
