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UOIHID MOOT TOWN.
WOODHAVEN
HOLLIS.
FLOUR AND GROCERIES.
FLO UR AND GROCERIES,
AUCTIONEERS.
AUCTIONEERS.
William M uller, o f F u lto n street,
The fair held for the benefit of St.
Thomas' Catholie church netted $2,- who had a stroke of paralysis two
weeks ago, is able to be about.
5Q0.
The Rev. Issley Boone, of Newton
L etters o f adm inistration have
John DeRonde, of Walker avenue,
Center, will occupy the pulpit in the is on the sick list, but is able to be been issued by Surrogate Noble to
riNCQRPQRATBD)
Baptist chnrch on Sunday.
Mary K, Wilkinson on the estate cf
about.
SUCCESSOR
TO
C
H
A
S.
E
.
H
USSON
Jo h n W ilkinson.
M iss K atherine Petersen, o f VaMrs.
William
Starrett
is
confined
latie,N. Y., is visiting her sister, Mrs. to h e r home on B randon street by
Frank Ryan, of Brooklyn, has the
J O B B E R IN
W arren B. Ashmead, o f Shelton ave­
foundation up on his property on
illness.
Chichester avenue for a two-story
nue.
William Buckley, of Canal street, eottage to cost $7,000.
The Rev. William H. Hendrick­
son, of Brooklyn, will officiate in has returned from V irgin ia grently
Frank Ferguson, of Jamaica, is to
E verything a t reasonable prices. One order will convince you.
build five cottages a t F u lto n P a rk
the Presbyterian ehureh on Sunday improved in health.
Mrs. U. P ay n e, o f Elmwood street, (old C arpenter place). Much o f the
morning.
S e n d a P o s ta l a n d o u r m a n w ill c a ll o n y o u .
Charles Roaseh, Hansom place, Ja­ will en tertain th e A fternoon Euchre building m aterial is on the ground.
GENERAL
Club
on
W
ednesday
afternoon.
The next publie lecture in the
maica, was buried Sunday in the Na­
’P H O N E 13 10 -J JA M A IC A
Mrs. J. Ahrens and daughter and school on P alatin a avenue will be giv­
tional Cemetery at Cypress Hills. He
Mrs. Selioi’ndorf, o f Peekskill, are en on Thursday evening on “ Dis­
w as 67 years o f age.
OF
The offering fo r the earthquake the guests of Sirs. E. Mills, of W il­ tinguished Names in Grecian H is­
lard
avenue.
to
ry
,”
by
A
lbert
L.
Mershon.
sufferers in Sicily made by the peo­
The Republican Association o f the
The next lecture in the school on
ple o f the Duteh ehureh during the
Second
Election
District
gave
a
P a la tin a avenue will be given on
month of February amounted to
3 STA ND AR D PLAC E,
»
smoker at the clubhouse on Saturday Thursday evening by A lbert L. M er­
$238.24.
evening.
There
was
music
and
re­
shon,
subject,
‘
*
Distinguished
Names
D avid Springsteen, of Elm ont. and
JA M A IC A , N . Y .
TELEPHONE 354
in Roman H isto ry .”
Andrew J . Y an Sielen, o f Jam aica, freshm ents were served.
St. M athew ’s Society has been or­
a re newly elected members o f the
QUEENS.
board of directors of the Bank of ganized by men residents in Brooklyn
AUCTION SALES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
H IG H E R EX C ISE FE E S.
AUCTION SALES.
Manor, with the following officers:
Long Island.
There
are
a
num
ber
o
f
cases
of
G
.
F.
PURSER
CO. (INCORPORATED.)
COUNTY COURT—QUEENS COUNTY.—
M rs. A. E . Sutherland, w ife of Su­ President, Allen Cobb; vice president, scarlet fever in tbe village.
A Fee of $1,200 in Qneens Would Put
Clayton H. "Wilcox, Plaintiff, against MichJ.
C.
ARCHER,
AUCTIONEER.
eal Mclnerney, and Mary Mclnerney, his
prem e C ourt Judge A rth u r E . Suth­ W. 0 . M iller; secretary and treasu r­
3 Standard Place, Jamaica, N. Y. City.
Many
Out
of
Business.
E
.
H
.
B
ennett
and
fam
ily,
o
f
th
e
wife,
(the
name
“Mary”
being
fictitious,
her
Auction sale of real estate and florists'
erland, of Rochester, was entertained er, C. R. Smith.
true Christian name being unknown to
on the premises conducted by C.
Jericho road, have moved to Brook­
plaintiff) and his heirs-at-law* devisees* ex- stock
State Excise Commissioner Clem­
The A fternoon Euchre Club met lyn.
C
c
ik, opposite the Thirty-seventh street
la st week a t the home of M rs. W hitecutors or administrators, his Grantees and
entrance
of Greenwood Cemetery, corner
Assigns, and the respective Wives and Hus­ of Ninth avenue,
ent in his rep o rt to the Legislature
nack, of 515 Ray street, who is a near Wednesday at the residence of Mrs.
Brooklyn, N. Y-,
bands of such Helrs-at-law, Devisees, Gran­
Communion
serviee
will
be
held
in
N.
Payne,
on
Elmwood
street.
A
t
the
relative.
SATURDAY, MARCH 38. 1909,
tees and Assigns, and ot such as snail be de­
has recommended th a t a uniform ex­
the Reformed church on Sunday
ceased, their Executors or Administrators, at 2 P. M.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.—7,700 pots of
F ra n k A lexander, 24 years of age, close of the games there was vocal morning. P rep arato ry service on S at­ cise license fee be fixed fo r the en­
Widows, Surviving Husbands, Heirs-at-law,
and
instrumental
musie
and
refresh­
Devisees, and their respective Wives and geraniums, 10,000 pansy plants, 540 ivy
o f the Hoffman boulevard and Jeffer­
Husbands, and any and all persons claim­ plants, 43- boxes border plants, 200 pot* of
urday afternoon at 3.
tire city of New York. H e does not
ing title to, or interest in, or Lien on, the assorted small plants, 200 pots hyacinths,
son avenue, while excavating a t Union ments were served.
The
next
lecture
in
the
school
on
premises sought herein to be foreclosed, lot wreaths and artificial stock, lot shovels,
take
kindly
to
lettin
g
the
sm
all
inn­
Fire,
of
incendiary
origin,
occur­
turnpike and Metropolitan avenue,
through or under either of the defendants forks, spades and other garden tools, brown
named,—All of whom and whose names are work horse, business wagon, set heavy
the bank caved in on him, fractu rin g red at 11 o ’clock Saturday night in the Springfield road will be given keepers in Queens, fo r instance, get
single harness.
u n k n ow n to p lain tiff, D efen d a n ts.
the two-story unoccupied house, own­ Monday evening by Theodore Hoff­ off with a fee of $150, while on the
REAL ESTATE.—Parcel number one Is
two ribs on the right side.
To the above named Defendants:
situated right at the Thirty-seventh street
man,
subject.
“
How
to
Know
Our
You
are
hereby
summoned
to
answer
the
er
unknown,
on
the
Old
South
road
Island
of
M
an
h
attan
every
one
has
Sergeant Ryan, for several years
complaint in '.his action, and to serve a entrance to Greenwood Cemetery, on the
Song Birds.”
west side of Ninth avenue, running from
to pay $1,200. H e would m ake every
Auction sale of horses, wagons, harness, copy of your aiswer on the plaintiff’s attor­ Thirty-seventh
eonneeted w ith Police In sp ecto r’s of­ near the eity line. Woodhaven, caus­
Thirty-eighth street; has
farming tools, household furniture, etc., on ney within twenty days after the service of about 250 feet tofrontage,
one
pay
$1,200
a
year.
L
etters
o
f
adm
inistration
have
been
ing
damage
o
f
$500.
being triangular
fice a t the Town H all, was retired
the premises of John H. Hendrickson, on this summons, exclusive of the day of serv­
shape.
There
is
an
old established green­
ice; and in ease of your failure to appear,
issued
by
Surrogate
Noble
to
James
New
York
avenue,
half
a
mile
south
of
“
The
fact
th
a
t
in
the
Borough
of
The fa ir held in the new St. Thom­
Saturday on his own application on
or answer, judgment will be taken against house and office on the premises upon which
Farmers' avenue, Springfield, on
you by default for the relief demanded in a retail florist business is now conducted,
a pension o f $750 p er annum. H e a s ’ Roman Catholie chureh on Bene­ V. S. H endrickson and G arrett S. S Queens,” says the Commissioner,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH I0TII, 1909,
and a good business done in connection with
the complaint.
Reinsen
on
the
estate
of
Jam
es
0
‘1
where
the
minimum
tax
is
only
$150,
tbe cemetery. Florists or investors, d.o not
Dated at Jamaica, January 2d, 1909.
at 10:30 o’clock A. M., the following:
completed tw enty-six y e a rs’ service dict avenue, fo r the benefit of the
miss
this sale, as the property will he sold
Hendrickson.
Team hay market horses, 4-hasket rack
H. D. MESSENGER,
there is one licensed place for each market
church, closed Monday evening with
in the department.
without reserve to the highest bidder.
wagon, all improvements, nearly
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
159 of population, and in the Borough new! 2 two-horse iron axle farm wagons,
Parcel number two contains four lots, 20x
Offlce and P. O. Address,-No. 5 Union Hall
Miss Sarah E. Brinckerhoff died an auction o f the unsold goods. The
100.2, situated on the southerly side of
one patent greaser; farm cart, top business Street, Jamaica, N. Y.
BROOKLYN
HILLS.
of Richmond, where the minimum tax wagon,
Thirty-seventh
street, about 126 feet west
fa
ir
proved
a
big
success.
old
wagon,
tow
cart,
top
spindle
To
Micheal
Mclnerney,
and
Mary
M
c­
a t h er home on Union avenue on
Eighth avenue, on which there is a small
is only $150, there is one for each 162, wagon, phaeton pleasure sleigh, hay shelv­ lnerney, his wife, (the name “Mary” being of
dwelling,
barn,
sheds, and other outbuild­
L.
and
M.
Druckerman,
o
f
Brook­
Thursday night after a week’s ill­
wheelbarrow, strap bells, 2 sets double fictitious, her true Christian name being un­
Frances Gillman, 48 years o f age, while in the Borough of -Brooklyn, ing,
market harness, set cart harness, 4 horse known to plaintiff), and his heirs-at-law, ings. This is a good building site.
ness from paralysis. The deceased lyn, have opened a branch o f their
Fifty per cent, may remain on bond and
collars, set light single harness, set single Devisees, Executors or Administrators, his
o f Cherry street, stepped on a match where the minimum tax is $975, there heavy
harness, 3 sets plow harness, lot old Grantees and Assigns, and tlie respective mortgage for one or three years at five and
vires a sister of the late John H. factory fo r the m anufacturing o f em­ in the kitchen at her home Saturday, is one fo r each 414 o f population, harness,
one-half
per cent..
market wagon covers, sulky hay wives and husbands of such Heirs-at-law,
For further particulars address Johim G.
Brinckerhoff, and a life long resident broidery a t the corner o f T hrall place setting: h e r dress on fire. Slie was and t l i t boroughs o f M a n h a tta n and rake, lot 2watering:
pots, 2 pair yellow mar­ l>evisees. Grantees and. Assigns, and of such
Kusch,
Westbury
station, Nassau County,
ket ManKets, 200 fcot fcefl sash, 100 market as shall be deceased, their Executors or
o f th e v illa g e .
S h e w a s in t h e 6 7 th a n d t h e R o e k a w a y r o a d . I t w ill g iv e
baskets. Eureka potato digger hot bed cov­ Administrators, widows, surviving Husbands, L. I., or G. F. Purser Co.. 3 Standard place,
burned
about
the
body
and
was
re­
the
Bronx,
where
the
minimum
tax
T.
ers, Oliver plow, 2 Boss plows, 2 Southbend Heirs-at-law, Devisees, and their lespective Jamaica. 2C. Y
employment to a number of women moved to St. M a r y ’s Hospital for
year of her age.
y
Sale positive, rain or shine.
in the form er is $1,200 and in the plows, shovel plow, 3 cultivators, seed sow­ Wives and Husbands, and any and all per­
and
girls.
By
order
of
er, 2 two-horse harrows, potato harrow, 3- sons claiming title to, or interest in, or
Rev. Alexis Jarka, who has been
treatment.
la tte r $525, there is one fo r each 490, row
JOHNN G. KUSCH.
marker, 2 wheel hoes, 3 fertilizer sow­ Lien on, the premises sought herein to he
There are a number of cases of
assistant at St. Joseph’s church, Rev.
ers,
lot empty barrels, lot clevises lot rope, foreclosed, through or under either of the
presents an unanswerable argum ent lot wrenches,
G. F. PURSER CO. (INCORPORATED).
lot chains grindstone, nose
named,—All of whom and whose
Em il Strenski, rector, has been scarlet fever among children, and
Generous P a y fo r Lawyers.
in favor of the recommendation of bags, fly nets, old iron, lot empty bags, heap defendants
names are unknown to plaintiff, Defendants.
J. C. ARCHER, AUCTIONEER.
transferred to St. Peter’s and St. several deaths have been reported
hay cutter, lot salad crates, lot
The foregoing Summons is served upon
last y ear th at there be a flat ra te of manure,
3 Standard Place, Jamaica, N. Y.
single
and
double
whiffletrees,
lot
tomato
you
by
publication,
pursuant
to
an
order
of
Justice
Crane
has
handed
down
his
P a u l’s church, W ythe avenue, Brook­ from the disease during the past two
Closing-out auction sale of horse wagons,
excise taxation prescribed for all crates, lot neek yokes, 4 loads eow hay, 3 Hon. Burt J. Humphrey, County Judge of
jacks, 300 bundles corn stalks, root Queens County, New York, dated the 24th harness, farm tools* corn, potatoes, etc.* on
lyn. Rev. Stephan Bartkowski has weeks. Four of the children of M. decision making awards to counsel iq places w ithin the city of New York, wagon
"his
premises, Eimont road, one eighth mile
scoop, 3 lanterns, scythe and sneath, lot
of February, 1909, and filed and entered
been sent to St. Joseph’s church to F. Zfpp, of Hatch avenue and Uni­ the trial of Thornton Jenkins Hains based on the population of the entire rubber hose, grain cradle, feed bln, lot cel­ day
on the same day, together with the affidavits south of J. R. Burtis’ store, at Elmont, L. L,
ery boards, lot forks, shovels, hoes, rakes, upon which same was granted, in the office on
versity plaee, have been removed to
tak e th e place o f Rev. Jark a.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1909,
etc.
of the Clerk of the County of Queens, at
Elm er S. W hite receives $2,000, as city, or th a t a flat ra te should be pro­ picks,
the hospital suffering from the dis­
Jamaica, said County, and State, the origi­ at 1 P. M.
Sale poslt>\e. iatn or shine.
vided
fo
r
eaeh
borough
in
th
e
city,
Farm or work horse, 1-horse farm wagon,
does ex-D istrict A ttorney D arrin, as
JOHN H. HENDRICKSON.
nal complaint having been filed in said
ease.
RICHMOND HILL.
set wagon springs, two-seat light wagon,
office on the 6th day of January, 1909.
based on the population o f such bor­
l-horse
mowing machine, nearly new; hayH. D. MESSENGER,
M artin Ensley, of Woodland ave­ special prosecutor from January 1 to ough, in order to reduce the places to
shelving, two-seat sleigh, large strap bells,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
COMBINATION AUCTION SALE
M r. and M rs. F ra n k H . Woodruff, nue, was arraigned in the F a r Rock- Jan u a ry 15, a t which la tte r date the the more desirable ratio th a t obtains
Office and P. O. Address, No. 5 Union Hall set light harness, set heavy one-horse har­
ness, heavy horse blanket, new; l-horse
Street, Jamaica, 2?. Y.
OF
o f Oak street, are in Jacksonville.
away court on Monday on a charge trial ended. Cary B. Fish and Emile in other boroughs.”
plow, shovel plow, l-horse harrow, large
H orses, A utom obiles, W agons, H arn­
heap manure, com sheller, cross-cut saw,
COUNTY COURT—QUEENS COUNTY.— snow
S. B aker Const is building two o f abandoning bis wife, M ary E. E . Rathgeber, elerks, receive $200
potato hook, clam rake, eel
Thomas F. Tierney, Plaintiff, against J a ­ spear, plow,
each,
and
Jam
es
A.
D
ayton
$500.
e
ss
,
Ja
p
a
n
e
se
A
r
t
G
o
o
d
s
,
H
o
u
se
h
o
ld
lot old iron, manure fork, 25 bushels
cob S. Dubroff, et al. Defendants.— By vir­
tw o-story fram e houses on Prospect Ensley, and their child. The case was
Tells a Tale o f Robbery.
corn
on
ear,
2 barrels potatoes, large; bag
tue of a judgment of foreclosure and sale
F u rn itu re ,
p u t over until A pril 4tk and he was W hite p u t in a claim fo r $2,757, bu t
meal, lot bags, lot barrels, 2 sets light
street, to cost $7,000.
duly made and entered in tlie office of the fine
shafts,
2
horse
collars.
Residents
of'
Rockville
Centre
were
Justice
Crane
stating
that
the
Court
Cleric of the County of Queens in the above
F ra n k Ormsby, o f O ak street, is ordered to pay his wife $5 a week. could not be governed by any agree­
Sale positive, rain or shine.
entitled
action,
dated
February
25th,
1909,
I,
F
r
i
d
a
y
,
H
a
r
c
h
19
,
1
P
.
M
.
,
astounded Saturday when J. Lester
GEORGE VAN NOSTRAND.
the undersigned, the referee in said judg­
■ai St. J o in s , N. B., where he will He was paroled in the custody of ment made by counsel. *
ment named, will sell at public auction on
AT T. F. ARCHER’S AUCTION ROOMS,
the
probation
officer.
Weeks,
the
17-year-old
son
o
f
Jam
es
rem ain u n til May.
the
W hite assisted in the preparation
LEGAL NOTICES.
451 FULTON STREET, JAMAICA, N, Y,
22ND DAY OF MARCH, 1909,
T.
Weeks,
o f Rockville Centre, was
The Presbyterian ehureh organiz
at
twelve o’clock noon, at the front door of
of
the
case
fo
r
the
prosecution,
and
SUPREME COURT OF T H E ____________
SPRINGFIELD.
the Town Hall, corner of Fulton street
Goods received on day o f sale up to and
ed tw o years ago has a membership
spent 30 days in court a t the trial, arrested and arraigned before Justice
Flushiner avenue,
Jamaica*
Queens New York—Queens County.—.Alfred Is* Qolsh
and Anna A. Golsh, his wife. Plaintiffs,
11
o’clock.
Sale
positive,
rain
or
o f 175, and th e Sunday school num­
County,
New
York,
the
premises
by
said
and he gets only $2,000, while Dar­ Neu, on a charge of burglary in thejudgment directed to be sold and therein against Philippena Golsh, Fanny Radde,
Frank Abrams has rented the
bers 300.
Frederick W. Bleckwenn, as Committee of
described as follows:
rin gets $2,000 for only 15 days ex­ second degree p referred by George shine. Terms cash.
All that certain piece or parcel of land, the person and. estate of said. Fanny Hadde.
tr a work.
D a rr in ’s salary was only Com ing, whose residence was entered
X. r ARCHER, AUCTIONEER.
D r. A lbert L. V oltz has been elec­ Crinkle cottage on Pearl plaee.
with the buildings and improvements there­ an alleged incompetent; Otto A* Q. lUufCfc,
on, situate, lying and being in the former widower; Henry Senff and Henry Weil andJames Wright has rented the Frey- $5,000 a year.
Ofllee: 451 F u lto n S treet, J a m a iea , N . Y.
New Year’s Eve.
ted a director of the Hillside Bank
Baker* or the survivor* or *urVillage of Jamaica, how the Fourth Ward Frederick
Auction
sale
of
horses,
wagons,
harness,
er
eottage
on
Broughton
avenue.
of
the Borough of Queens, City and State vivor of them, if any living there* be* or if
The
charge
was
p
referred
upon
the
I
f
a
law
yer
had
been
assigned
by
in th e plaee of his fath er, recently
farming tools, 2,500 hotbed, sash, hothouses,
dead, then their successors or successor, if
of
New
York,
bounded
and
described
as
deceased.
on his premises, Juniper avenue, near follows, to wit;
any, as executors of and trustees under the
Harry Hughes, of Brooklyn, is the tbe court to defend Haines as a poor confession of Fred Voelker, aged 15 etc.,
Johnson avenue, at Maspeth. N. V. C.: Cal­
Beginning a t a point on the easterly line Last Will and Testament of Charles Welsch,
defendant,
he
could
not
reeeive
a
years,
who
stated
th
a
t
he
had
accom­
vary trolley cars pass door,
M orris V alentine, o f Wadleigh. guest of David Decker, of Willow
of tbe Roekaway road or turnpike distant deceased; Charles F. Welsch, Bertha
fee of over *$500 under the statute,
panied Weeks and two other boys to
TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1909,
one hundred and sixty (160) feet norther- Schmitt, Augusta YVelsch, Helena Welsch,
High School, has been appointed place.
ly from Catherine street, as said turnpike Frederick Welsch, Heinrich Welsch* Chris­
Combes’ residence, where Weeks, at 10:30 a. m., the following:
first assistant in b io lo gy a t th e R ich­
and
street are laid down on a map entitled tian Welsch, and Ludwig Welsch, the iegaBay horse, market horse, bay mare, mark­
C.
Madsen, of Laurelton, who
B oys’ Plot to B um a Block.
with another boy, entered the house et mare, buckskin horse, 15 head fowl, 20 “Map of land belonging to Town of Jamai­ tees and residuary devisees under the Last
mond Hill High School.
commonly called Beaver pond, surveyed Will and Testament of said Charles Welsch,
spent two months in Sweden, has re­
pair pigeons, barrel body market wagon, ca,
their respective wives and survi­
l-horse express wagon, farm cart, buck- by Martin G. Johnson, Jamaica, 1854,” and deceased;
The publie lecture in the H igh turned.
F ran k Henderson, 12 years old, through the kitchen window and board
husbands, If any, and the respective
wagon, set double market harness, filed In the office of the Clerk of Queens ving
handed out a coat, an umbrella a n d a set single
wives, surviving husbands, heirs* devisees,
County*
on
the
15th
day
of
September*
1854*
Sehool w ill be given M onday even­
heavy
harness,
6
horse
collars,
set
Mrs. Henry Forthafer, of the Mer­ has confessed to the authorities o f
administrators, assigns, next-of,
in g le lig h t h arn ess, se t ca rt h a rn ess, 1,500 and from said point running northerly along executors,
ing on “ The Canadian Rockies,” by rick road, presented her husband with a reform atory w hither be had been p a ir of rubbers to Voelker. Voelker sft.
111 In. iron pipe. 1.600 hotbed sash, good said Roekaway road twenty-five (.25) feet; kin, and successors in Interest, of said
also
confessed
th
a
t
he
had
entered
Charles
f
.
welsch, Berth* Schmitt, Augus­
B enjam in S. Comstoek.
easterly at right angles with Rockoraer; hothouse. 28.6x72 ft., with sash; 2 thence road
one hundred (100) feet; thence ta Welsch, Helena Welsch, Frederick Welsch,
a son.
sent th at he and four other boys had a neighbor’s henroost and stolen a hothouses, 23.6x90 ft., with sash; 350 ft. 3 iu. away
Heinrich Welsch, Christian Welsch and Lud­
The women o f St. M ary ’s Guild
iron pipe, horizontal boiler, 12 ft. long by 3 southerly and* parallel with Roekaway road
Welsch, and of their successors in in­
uumber of hens.
The fa ir held by tbe L adies’ Aid
ft. high; 200 hotbed boards, 500 hotbed joice, twenty-five (25) feet; and thence westerly wig
terest, respectively, and every other person
o f the Church of the R esurrection Society of the Presbyterian church planned to burn the main business
300 1U in, plank, full set steam fitters’ tools, and again at right angles to Roekaway road otherwise having any interest in the real
Weeks
said
he
was
not
acquainted
bloek o f Rockville Centre fo r the
dies, etc., cutaway harrow, wheel har­ one hundred (100) feet to the point or place property or the proceeds thereof of s&.it
w ill sew during L ent fo r the erip- netted $1,000.
w jth V oelker; had never spoken to stock
row, 1-horse harrow, 2-horse plow, 2 one- of beginning.
sake
of
the
metal,
which
a
man
had
Welsch, deceased.
The names of
Together with all the right, title and Charles
pled children o f St. G iles’ Home at
horse plows, 2 cultivators, Boss plow, push Interest
him, and furtherm ore, could prove plow,
of the parties of the first part, of, the said executors of and trustees under
promised
to
buy
from
them.
The
W
illiam
D.
Hendrickson,
of
Spring­
push
hoe*
seed
sower,
wheelbarrow,
the
Last
Will
and
Testament
of said Chxidttx
G arden City.
lot empty barrels, single and in and to that part of said road lying in
field avenue, who spent a few weeks block contain.-* (he hank, post office, th a t he had not le ft his home on the grindstone*
front of and adjoining said premises to the Welsch, deceased, other than as above mendouble
whiffletrees,
large
iron
root
washing
About three hundred feet of cop­
tioned, th e n a m e s o f th e re sp e c tiv e w ives.
line thereof.
tub. lot tomato crates, lot clevises, lot neck centre
the opera house and several stores. night in question, and thet he could yokes,
surviving husbands, heirs, devisees, execu­
Dated February 26th, 1909.
heap old iron, Iron roller, heap man­
p e r wire w as stolen Saturday night at Huntington, has returned.
also
prove
th
a
t
he
was
in
his
bed
long
tors, a d m in is tra to rs , assig n s, n ex t-o f-k in ,
The boy’s confession clears up, ac­
GEORGE A. NAGLE, Referee.
ure, lot forks, hoes, shovels, rakes, picks,
A lfred Higbie and George A lbrecht,
HAFF & FARRINGTON, Attorneys for and successors in interest of said Charles
from the poles of the New York and
before midnight.
etc., lot household furniture.
cording
to
the
police,
considerable
F.
Welsch, Bertha Schmitt, Augusta Welsch,
Plaintiff,
Savings
Bank
Bldg.,
Jamaica,
Sale positive, rain or shine.
New Jersey Telephone Company on of the Merrick road, who spent a fo rt­
Helena Welsch, Frederick Welsch, Heinrich
N. Y.
m
ystery
in
connection
w
ith
th
e
burn­
ST
E
V
E
SCHM
j
STJ.
Welsch,
Christian Welsch and
Ludwig
night a t Old Point Comfort, have re­
H illside avenue.
To Improve N orth Shore.
Welsch, and of their successors in interest,
ing o f a residence and two bam s at"
turned.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW respectively* if any* are unknown to the
Jo h n M iller, 45 years o f age, a
York, to Sarah MeNeilly, Fred. Long, Percy plaintiffs, nor do tftey know Iffem they
SCH O O LS.
Tlie L on g Island Railroad, is m ak­
C. H . W olff, of M anhattan, is Rockville Centre. H enderson’s eonLong, Harry Long, Mao Barker, Ida Hunt­ c a n be found* if a n y su c h th e re h$* T h e
stableman in the employ of Dr. Ship
fession
implicates
Frank
Voecker,
15
ley, Bertha King. John Berger. Retta For­ People of the State of New York, defend­
m an, o f 446 Chnrch street, was found building a tw o-story eottage on Court- years old; Constino Clmnago, 11, ing preparations fo r the rebuilding
ste r, in fa n t, and R o b e rt F o rs te r, infant.
a n ts.
You and each of you are hereby cited and
Sum m ons.
of the North Shore division into a
dead Tuesday afternoon in the cellar land boulevard for his own occu­ and Levi Abrams, 12.
required personally to be aud appear before
Trial desired in Queens County.
pancy,
to
eost
$5,000.
our
Surrogate
of
tbe
County
of
Queens,
at
a t th e do cto r’s residence. H e a rt dis­
To the above-named defendants:
The three boys mentioned have not double track road and its conversion
the Surrogate’s office, in Jamaica, Borough
You are hereby summoned to answer the
James Cornell, of Springfield ave­ yet been arrested, but are under from a steam line into a th ird ra il
ease caused death.
of Queens, City of New York, County of complaint In this action and to serve a
FOR
Queens, on the 16th day of March, 1909, at copy of your answer on the plaintiffs’ at­
Jo h n H enry B urrell, a builder, o f nue, has purchased lots on Brough­ parole to the constable.
electric system.
President P eters
nine o’clock in the forenoon of that day, torney within
twenty
days
after the
then and there to attend the judicial set­ service of this summons, exclusive of the day
Richmond H ill, died Thursday in St. ton avenue and will build, a eottage
announced last w eek th a t plans fo r
tlement of the accounts of George Plnkbam, of service, and in case of your failure X9
P e te r Js H o sp ital, A lb a n y , o f cancer for his own oecupaney.
as executor of the Last Will and Testament appear or answer, judgment will be taken
W ants Damage fo r B ite of a Horse, the improvement have been complet­
of Jane H. Chapman, deceased; and such of against you by default for the relief d e­
By securing a thorough
of the stomach. He was 53 years of
Miss Carrie Boulton, o f Broadway,
ed and the eost w ill be elose to $3,yo
u w ho a r e h e re b y cited, a* a r e u n d e r m a n d ed in th e c o m p lain t.
Judge Jackson has appointed John
age, and is survived by a widow and was given a surprise party by her
Business Education in the
twenty-one years of age, are required fo
D a ted J u ly 20. 1908.
000,000. The work will entail the
appear
by . your general guardian. If you
ALBERT W. SEAMAN,
several children.
friends S aturday evening in honor M eNamara, o f Freeport, guardian ,
laying of th irty miles o f tra c k from
h a v e o n e; or. i f y ou h av e none, to a p p e a r A tto rn ey for P lain tiffs, Office and Post Of­
a
n
d
a
p
p
ly
fo
r
one
to
be
ap
p
o
in
ted
,
a
n
d
In
flce
address,
16-18
E x c h a n g e Place, B o r ­
By th e w ill o f George M. Sprower, o f her birthday. There was vocal and litem fo r his daughter, Nora, who is Long Island City through Flushing,
P
th e e v e n t o f your i a llu re or n eg lec t to do
ough of Manhattan, City of N ew York,
so,
a
special
g
u
a
rd
ia
n
w
ill
be
ap
p
o
in
ted
by
to bring an action ‘ in the County College Point, and W hitestone to the
o f Richmond H ill, th e widow receives instrum ental music and dancing.
N. Y.
C O M M E R C I A L
th e S u rro g a te to re p re se n t a n d a c t fo r y ou
To
the
defendants,
Bertha
Schmitt.
all o f the estate, value unknown.
in th is proceeding.
Ju stice, Diekey has rendered a de­ Court against Bella Elizabeth Bald­ term inus of the division a t P o rt
Charles F. Welsch, Augusta Welsch, Helena
I
n
testim
o
n
y
w
hereof,
w
e
h
a
v
e
caused
S C H O O L
W elsch, F re d e ric k W elsch, H e in ric h W elsch,
N othing, the w ill states, is le ft to the cision in fav o r o f the Springfield win fo r $2,000 damages, claiming she W ashington. The improvement has
th e seal of th e S u rro g ate’s C o u rt o f o u r Christian Welseh and Ludwig Welsch, the
said County of Queens to be h e re u n to affix- respective wives or husband* of s a id d e ­
children, D orothy and F ran k , both Cemetery Society in the ease of Jo s­ was b itten by a horse owned by the been under consideration fo r some
51s t Y E A R
ed.
fendants, if any there may be, and the re­
u nder age, because o f the testator.’s eph R ottkam p and others, who sought latter.
time, bu t the beginning o f w ork has
Witness, Hon. Daniel Noble, Surro­ spective wives, husbands, heirs, d evisees, e x gate
of
our
said
County
of
Knoivn for two generations as
ecutors. administrators, assigns, next-of-kin
confidence th a t Mrs. Sprow er will to restrain the establishm ent of
been delayed until the passenger
Queens, Borough of Queens, City and of their successors in interest re sp e c tiv e ­
,fThe School T h a t M a k e s a
Bishop T ransfers Gnrates.
properly care fo r them.
fL. S.] of New York, County of Queens, i ly, and every other person o th e rw ise h a v in g
traffic was sufficient to ju stify the
new cemetery purchased on Spring­
at th« Surrogate’s offlce, In Ja­ any interest in the real prcperty or tha pro­
Specialty of Each Student.1’
maica, the 18th day of January, ceeds thereof of Charles Welsch, deceased
Charles Smith waived examination field avenue. I t is understood th a t
Bishop McDonnell has transferred immense cash outlay. The business
one thousand nine hundred and if ar.y th e re m a y be, all o f whose name*
increased
seven
p
er
cent,
last
J
a
n
­
in th e F a r Roekaway court S aturday an appeal will be taken.
All Commercial Branches.
nine.
are unknown to the plaintiff; Tbe foregoing
some curates, fa th er Delaney goes uary.
TO
F. HENDRICKSON,
when arraigned before M agistrate
Individual Instruction.
summons is served upon you by publication
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
from
Blissville
to
a
church
in
Brook
pursuant to an order of Hon. Samuel 1*
Gilroy on a charge of petit larceny,
Enter a t any time w ithout disad­
OZONE PARK.
F. M. VAN NOSTRAND, Attorney for the Maddox, a Justice of the- Supreme Court ef
Petitioner. 63 Main Street. Flushing, N. Y. the State of New York, dated the 22rd due
ly n ; F a th e r M oran, of Brooklyn,
vantage.
R a ilro a d S ta tio n s L ooted.
a n d was held f o r th e Court o f Special
of January, J9G9, dnd filed with
goes
to
the
Church
of
the
Sacred
Session's. He was charged with hav­
DAY AND EVENING
jlfound was broken on Wednesday
plaint in the office of the Cleric oi
The
“
hoodoo
sta
tio
n
”
of
the
Long
County of Queens.
•
Fou.ih Avenne and 23d St., New York.
in g stolen eleven pounds o f lead pipe atjyhe northeast corner o f H atch ave- Heart at Bay Side; Father McGrath
BEAL ESTA TE F O B SALE.
The object of this action is to
goes
from
Bay
Side
to
Flatbush,
Island
Railroad,
a
t
Massapequa,
was
tition
according
to
the
Teepectlve
f
ir
s
tl
1,
from J a m e s . S tew art o f Grand ave­ nue)and Broadway fo r the new build­
the parties and If it appears that D tn ltlu
MJ LF-A-CEKTtRY.
1909.
again entered and the sa fe blown 1859.
in g o f/ th e F ir s t N ational B a n k o f
nue.
cannot be made without great p re ju d S * to
Stole
Franklin’s
Horse.
the owners then for a sate of iY I «-**.open early Tuesday morning. The
Ozon^
~
' Park.
ins described p ro p e rty : A ll th o se o u r tU a lM s
station a t W antagh, only a few miles
UNION COURSE.
of land situate a t Long I s la n d C ity . Cawstv
Friday
night
a
th
ief
broke
into
i / n new
f society to be known as the
of Queens, and State of N ew Torfc k jtM r*
away, was also robbed. They blew
and designated on a certain m .n .lS !." ?
Did N
New Yorkers, the members of the barn of J . Madison F ranklin, a t open the safe, and a fte r rifling i t dis­
“Map
of New Astoria, s itu a te d x» t h s f S S
The L ady H ercules S. C. were en­
of Newtown, Queens County. New
"
whieh are old residents o f M anhat­ E ast Norwich, and stole his dapple appeared w ith about $20 irt cash.
tertain ed Tuesday afternoon b y M iss tan,
longing to Radde, Welsch, Rademacher ami
W e have a num ber o f good farm s Dohrmann,
was organized Sunday at Schoel- gray horse and blanket. M r. F ran k ­ W ithin the last y ear M assapequa sta ­ 2 8 - 3 6
surveyed
a
n
d
d
r
a
w
n
tar
near Fulton St,
A nna F aulkner, o f Third street.
Erhard, July, 1855” a n d filed in thu
e r ’s hotel w ith John J . Gaffney, of lin is suffering from a ' broken col­ tion has been broken into six o r eight
for Mle on the EAST END of the F.
T hree M inutes fro m F la tb u sh D epot.
Queens County Clerk?* office April j,
On F rid a y evening F ra n k L. N apier avenue, as president.
larbone.
as lots numbered 25-25 a n d !•(, in M e e k ?
Grammar
times. A t W antagh the thieves ob­ Bookkeeping
14'
Island, w ith or w ithout w ater front. 1*0-163-239-240 and 241 in block 7;
Brown, superintendent o f th e BoshStenography
Spelling
'Commercial
W ednesday evenings during Lent
235-236 and 237 in b lo c k <; Stl-IM-Jax
tained
about
$100.
They
also
stole
wick C entral Sunday school, will ad­
366 in block 11, and 480 in block 13.
Typewriting
Correspondence
ArlUuneiie
D EA TH NOTICE.
several eheeks.
Dated February 4 , 190*.
d ress th e teachers o f th e Sunauy will be observed in St. M ary ’s Ro­
Penmanship
Telegraphy
A LBK P.T W . fiKUCAM,
man Catholie chureh w ith special inschool of the Shaw avenue Methodist
A tto rn ey fo r P lain tiffs, J 8 E x c h a n g e A m u .
DIED.
B a y And N i g h t l e u i a s s
$200,000 fo r M iss Roosevelt.
New York City*****
st/uefcion
by
th
e
Rev.
F
a
th
e
r
Castex,
ehussh, in th e chureh.
I n d iv id u a l I n s t r u c ti o n '
and on Tuesday and F rid ay evenings HOPKJLNS.— At Rockville Centre, on
Through the will o f the late Emma
NOTICE TO CIU ED ttoR fc--FO *m it»
B e g in A n y N n e .
Gustave Wutrieh, 39 years old, a there will be stations o f the eross.
March 4th, 1909, John B. Jr., son
to an order of Hon.Daa.ei NoM*
G
r
e
e
n
p
o
r
t
,
Y
o
r
k
,
D.
Cummins, o f Eastham pton, pro­ Graduates placed m permanent positions,
b arten d er in a saloon owned by H erof
th* County of Qumm. aeUes is O
S
of the late John B. and Elizabeth
given to all persons having claims * m B
Write, call or telephone.
bated
by
Surrogate
Belford
a
t
Riv­
Meh A R ub, a t Union Course, was a r­
Hopkins,
aged
47
years.
lASmard
Rueff,
late
of
Kewtowa,
L
e
u
la
M ORRIS PA RK .
COED WOOD.
Al w a y s t \ a y w r n v
laud, in the said county, decease*. t« *twrested Sunday afternoon by PatrolFriends are respectfully invited to at­ erhead, Miss Olga Roosevelt, daugh­
aeat the same With the veveheni tbscnf,
TOin F arley , charged w ith violating
H erm an Rogers, o f Broadway, is
FO E SALE.
to the subscriber a t his place of tnuMMtKt
tend the funeral services on Sun­ te r o f Robert B. Roosevelt, unele of
H
E
L
P
W
ANTED—FEM
ALE.
[
business,
4,108 Broadway, osone P eiC
’'th e excise law in selling a glass o f spending a few weeks a t Lakewood.
LARGE
QUANTITY
OF
FINE
day, M arch 7th, a t 4 o ’clock, from the ex-President, gets the income
BOOKKEEPER—MUST BE A CAPABLE
beer.
Mr. mid Mrs. G. Fletcher, o f
bis late residence, No. 80 P a rk ave­ from $200,000 u n til she is 21 years double entry bookkeeper with unquestion­ cord wood. Apply to COTTAGE
reference* a* to h o n esty a n d ab ility . GARDENS CO., Qaeens, L. I. Phone
IB U
nue, South RoekvUle Centre. Train old, after whieh she gets the prin­ aAbdled ress
B eaufort street, are In Bermuda to
in o w n h a n d w ritin g , T , * W „ 78
STCHIKX a vo iu a xturaw
a t fT
Ninth street. Long Islana City.
j
spend several weeks,
leaves Jamaica Station at 3:22.
cipal.
eeutor, 335 Fulton Street, Jessataa,
“ ■>
JAMAICA BREVITIES.
L
G . F. P U R S ER CO.
A . T H I E S
Real Estate,
Builders &
Operators
Groceries, Paints, Glass sod Harteire
AUCTIO N
ALL KINDS OF FLOUR IN BARP.II
$ 8 .7 5
SA L E 5
Real, Personal and Farm Prooerty
T in s W e e k
Fulton St. and 1st Ave., Queens, L. I.
Prepare Now
Oood
Tim es
ACKARD
B RO W NE’S B R O O K LYN
B U S IN ES S C O LLE G E
FARMS FOR SALE.
Flatbush Ave.,
REEVE & BUffLETT,
s rs s s rs h s ra E " * ~ ~
If
J
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