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opo coooooociboscoooooswoo ooo KLUEG ANNOYED A MAYE. 50x1 io. L-ulse Ptnlth to City Real Estate Co, mort $3, ft nom ATLNTlc AV. s. SO ft Stone av, lx75, httl.

Mary Scott to George Manning, mort 12.000 nom REAL ESTATE RECORDS, (For Auctloo Sales and other lt oaw. ALABAMA AV. s. 120 ft Blake av. HE FITS Page l) 0M00OO0COOOO3C00OQOCO0O4 New Buildinga.

OCTORER 21. NEW YORK AVENUE. at aide. 290 feet north HOTELS AND KESOETS. Tlie Kaulu Uurettui.

Full particulars all resorts, circulars hotels, i-Hllruud nni steamboat limy taMt-g unl tourists' guides to be had at the KAGL10 FREE JX FORMATION BITKKAUa. Eagle Building. Brooklyn, East st. Manhattan. Washington and Paris.

Inquirers may call 671 Main for Information If unable to visit any of the Entile Bureaus. The Eaxle's Weather Bureau Station Is orepared to give Information bout the weather free. Call 571 Main. ADIRONDACKS. ADIRONDACK FALL, AND WIVI'KK RESORT.

Elixuliethtutvu, X. Y. MAPI.EWOud INN will remain open, steam Tnat, halliB and all modern Improvement Convalescent and those seeking rest and relaxation from the cart'a and nervous strains of a busy city life will find thlw an Ideal spot. O. W.

JgXKIN'a, Proper; She Is Mrs. Blakely Now and Woman Cashier Who Robbed Larkin Co. Goes to Penitentiary for Three Months. She Doesn't Want Him to Bother Her. Avenue S.

two two story frame dwelling, iS.tjx 43, two families; tutal coBt 4.500. W. H. n-nett. owner.

218 Martense avenue; F. Flan, architect, lOSy Flat hush avenue. BAY TWENTY-THIRD STREET, east side. HO feet south of Eighty-sixth street, six two stoty and attic frame dwellings, 4x43, ehlngle roof, yteam heat, two families; total coat Pin-over Construct lun Coir.pany, owner, Sixty-ninth street and New Utrecht avenue; F. Anderm architect, 1231 Seventy-third street.

6.000 4) nom nom nom nom nom POLICEMAN TOOK HIM AWAY. AGED MOTHER MAKES A SCENE. Lorenz KI'Han. mort $3,000 SEVENTY-FIRST ST. s.

ft Twentieth av, 40x100; Seventy-firm st. s. 30') ft Nineteenth Anna Essen to Edward Morro SCHAEFFER ST. s. 4 ft 9 Hamburg av.

16x100. hftl. William Cross to Fredk Bellman and Elizabeth Hell, mort llViO 4 SECOND ST. -n 225 ft Fifth av. 19 Mary A Frank to Elizabeth Benjamin, mort $,000 TOMPKINS AV.

73 ft Macon st. 27.6x100. foreclosure, Henry He-terborg to Charles. TlUeU-. mort $12,000..

TWENTY-SECOND ST, 379 ft Fifth av, 21x100.2. Margaret Farrell to Daniel Parrel I TWENTIETH AV, 80 ft Bath av. 40x610x 40x64.6. Jessie nd Wesley Twiddy to Walter A Twiddy TWENTIETH AV. same prop, Fannie Harrington to same TWENTIETH -eame prop, Margaret Meyer to same TWENTIETH AV.

same prop, Walter A Twiddy to Mary Masterson TENTH AV, cor Prospect av. runs 475 225 to Eleventh av 123.6 700 to Tenth av s- 55, Harry echaeffer and ano to Stephen TWELFTH AV. east cor' Forty-fifth St. 60.2x100, Borough Park Co to Thos Little TWELFTH AV, 50 ft Seventy-fifth st, 50x100. Henry Ehlers to Emil and Carl Johnson TENTH ST.

s. 228 rt Ninth av. lSxlOO. John Cain to Chas Church THIRD AV, s. 60 ft Pacific st, 20x 75, Charles Stephens to John Cowen UTICA AV, 20 ft St Mark's av.

30x80, Geo Dunn to Antonio Cannella WEST ST, s. 20 ft Avenue E. 40x 100, Andrew Odahe to Gustaf A WILLIAMS AV, 259 4 Liberty av. 15.7x100. Maria Heid to Alexander Knapp and wire nam soutn sine, west nay six-teenth street, three storv frame store and dwell ing, two families, gravel roof; oust $4,000.

nose Kaiser, owner, 77 East Eighty-second street. New York; Slee Bryson, architects, 1S Monta ATLANTIC CITY. Magistrate Furlong Admonishes Him to gue street. Br. Caul Says Miss Gelding Was of a Highly Nervous Temperament and Easily Flattered by Men.

ments, 25x65. six families; total cost. $40,000. S. Lashinsky.

owner. IM2 St. John's place; L. Dan-aiichf r. architect.

255 East New York avenue. WEST FIFTH STREET, east side. 202 feet north of Sheepshead Bay road, two story brick dwelling, two families; cost, G. Cavello, West Fifth street; R. Meyer, archl-tct.

West Fifth street BEDFORD AVENUE, east side. 25 feet north of Drgraw street, one story brick office, 18x25; cost, Camurdella Hcliusheim, owners, 915 Atlantic avenue. WEBSTER AVENUE, north side. 90 feet west of Ocean Parkway, eight two story frame dwellings, 17.6x4!), two gravel roof; total cost, W. Jagles.

owner. 4214 Seventeenth avenue; J. C. WalKh, architect. 1294 Fulton street.

LENOX ROAD, north side. 179.4 feet east of Nostrand avenue, two two story and attic frame dwellings, 24x55. two families; total cost. $V00. O.

V. A F. Fink, owners. 36 Lenox road; F. G.

Wilson, architect, 573 Lorimer street. Alterations. OCTOBER 21 PINEAPPLE STREET, south side, 125 feet east Hicks street, one story brick extension. 25x40; cost $2,000. Ujf.

Tumbrldge, owner. 1 Clark street. PRESCOTT PLACE, west side, 165 feet south Herkimer street new toilets; cost $5,000. L. and E.

Shapiro, owners, on premises. THIRD AVENUE, northwest corner Wyckoff street, new staircases, cost $3,000. India Wharf Brewing owner, 60 Hamilton avenue; B. Drlesler. architect.

13 Wtlloughby street. BEDFORD AVENUE, east aide, 20 feet south St. Mark's avenue, new partitions; cost $1,000. R. E.

Williamson, owner. 112 South Portland avenue. DOUGLASS STREET, north side, 175 feet eaBt Smith street, new toilets; cost $1,600. S. J.

Harding, owner, 174 St. John's place. OAKLAWN PLACE, east side, 90 feet north Vernon avenue, move building; cost $2,000. M. Schwartz, owner, Bedford and Vernon avenues.

ATLANTIC AVENUE, south side, 100 feet east Beech Thirty-eighth street, one story frame extension, 19x23; cost M. N. Campbell, owner, 121 East Thirtieth street. New York. FULTON STREET, east side, 158 feet north Wtlloughby street, general repairs on theater; cost $3,000.

Estate of F. Campbell, owner, 44 Court street; Dodge ft Morrison, architects, 32 Wall street, New York. LEXINGTON AVENUE, north side, 100 feet west Classon avenue, new toilets; cost $1,400. B. Kneupor.

owner. 263 Broadway, New York. DEO RAW STREET, north side. 80 feet west Cheever place, three story brick extension. 21.6x5; cost $1,800.

J. Martlnano, owner, 175 Columbia street. Mechanics' Liens. OCTOBER 23. Cottage place, s.

249 ft a Surf av. 30 Keep Away From Other Men's Wives. thtc atlantic city officb ok thif Eagle is located corner ok atlantic and i'esinsylvani avs. sxxi. information conc'ehninc ad- VEHTlSIJiti RATES I'lllMSHUU ON Al'.

LIGATION. OCEAN AVENUE, west -side, 407.3 north Emmons avenue, two story and attic frame dwelling. 26.6x43, one family; cost J. McKeon, owner. Sheepchead Bay; A.

R. Koch, architect. 116 Court street. TWENTIETH STREET, south side, 373 feet east of Fourth avenue, two story brick stable, Kixitr, cost $1,000. N.

Ciccone, owner, 200 Twenty-first street. FLOYD STREET, north side. 375 feet west of Sumner avenue, brick wagon shed. cost $800. 'xi'fi; Alabama av.

s. im rt Hiake av. 20100. Max Spec tor and Jennie Mmieman to celig Lemberg, part, morts Jioioo nom A LA HAM A AV, s. 140 ft Blake av.

oxi'M, Max Spec tor and Selig Lemberg to Jennie Wtuleman, part, mart S10.0., nom BAY FOURTEENTH ST, s. 1W ft Biith av. 20xlO8.4x20x Ignace I Api'l. to Itegina Gross, mort nom BROOKLYN AV, s. 377 6 Avenue 40xJ'io.

Real Estate and Impt Co to Robert Harm and wife hom BELMONT AV. cor Hinsdale st, run 25 100 73 25 100 to st 125. Joseph Lawle to Solomon Tarkan and Annie Rot hen-berg nom CENTRE ST. s. 160 ft Hicks st, 2i) 80.

Joseph Burke to Nellie Brown. nom CONEY ISLAND AV. being lots 9.8 and 959, block 7343, map Homecrest Harbor and Suburban Bldg and Svgs Asan to John Soldan nom DUMONT AV. cor Hemlock st. 40x 90.

Lint. Butscher ft Ross to Uerolamo Dondero 820 DECATUR ST, s. 76 ft Sumner av. 2ox70, Wm Leverich to Kath A Burns, mort $5,500 nom DE KALI) AV. 118 ft Retd av.

19xlo0, Carl Wesche to Slgmund Levi no, mort $4,500. val con and 100 DE ALB AV. 45 ft Fort Greene place. 25x106, 7x 25. 6x101.

John Cain to Chas Church. Jr nom DECATUR ST. 9. 95 ft Patchen av. 17.6x100.

Jiftl, Michael Shevlln to Louis Janson. mort $4.000 nom EAST TWENTY-SECOND ST. 67.2 Jerome v. 120x100. Atanson Tredwell to Thos Harmnn.

part nom EAST TWENTY-SECOND ST. same prop, Maggie A Slote and as extrx Atonzo JSlote to same 2 ioO EAT SECOND ST. 100 ft Avenue 40x112; East Second st, 100 ft a Avenue M. 40x113. Thos Harper to William IngMs nom EAST THIRTY-SEVENTH ST.

107.6 st Avenue O. 40x100. Jacob Heath to Mary Heath, all liens nom EAfcT THIRTY-SEVENTH ST. same property. Chas A Heath and Mary his wife, to Jacob Heath, jr.

all liens nom EAST TWLEFTH ST. 353 6 Dorchester road. 45x100, Chas Hlldlng to Bessie Hlldlng, morts $6,000 nom ELTON ST. 325 ft Liberty av. 25x90.

Harris t'lanofT et al to David Tversky, Samuel Klausner and Sam Repeated efforts to get an Interview with May E. Golrting. the woman cashier of the Larkin Company, at 4-6 White street, Manhattan, living at 240A Hart street, Brooklyn, who confessed to larcenies of from $2,000 to tieiiirirh fir son. owners. Hi Floyd street AVENUE V.

north side, 60 feet east of East Nineteenth street, two storv and attic brick the young woman whom he had courted for five years, but who Is now another man's wife, landed Adam Klueg in a station house cell last night and a prisoner in the Gates avenue court to-day. Pleading guilty to charge of disorderly conduct, be was plaeed under bonds to keep the peace for six THE ST. CHARLES Most select location, fronting; the ocean; distinctive for Its eloga.ice. high class patronage and liberal management; sea water In w.11 baths: goir privileges; room plans, rates, Uf 2RQ Ak av Illustrated Booklet. nom nom nom nom nom $8,000 from her employers, was sentenced in the Court ot Special Sessions, Manhattan, to-day.

She was charged only with petit larceny in stealing $12 and on this charge was sentenced to the Penitentiary for three months by Presiding Justice Olmslead. The months. Klueg is a printer, about 30 years old, as4 Uvea at 248 Hamburg avenue. He is a well dwelling, 22x38. one family; cost Mrs.

John Boyle, owner, Dooley street, Hheepshead Bay; A. R. Koch, architect, 28 Court street. EAST NINETEENTH STREET, north side, 225 feet north of Avenue similar dwelling; cost Owner and architect same as last. MADI30N STREET, north side, feet east of Ocean avenue, two four story brick tenements.

1S.6xH3, eight families, steam heat; total c-wt $114,000. A. B. Hill owner, 329 Decatur street; architect same us last. WHITE STREET, northeast comer of Moore street, five story brick tenement and stores, 19x10, sixteen families; cost Jidl.vOO.

J. Rechnitz, owner. 30 Graham avenue; R. Rasmussen, architect, So Graham avenue. OLENMUUK AVENUE, north side.

20 feet east girl, when sentence was pronounced, fainted built, muscular chap, but to-day bad a woe GALEN HAIL, HOTEL. AND SANATORIUM. Atlantio City, N. J. Our elegant new brick building Is now complete; no more luxurious accommodation on the coast: with half an acre of curative baths and swimming pool Rookie t.

e26-80t F. I YOUNG. Gen'l Manager. begone expression which Indicated be was and when she recovered there was a dra matlc scene between her and her white haired mother and sister from Buffalo. The case was opened by Miss Sophia Ax man, the probationary officer, reading her report.

Miss Golding had made her confes QUEENS BOROUGH. Mechanics' Liens. OCTOBER 23. Jackson av. cor Vernon av.

I City. Charles Ring, claimant, agt George Clay, owner, Empire Construction and Supply Co and ors, contractors Judgments. OCTOBER a. Leys, Robert Mary A Van Nostrand, extrx New York Glucose Co Albert Date 21 Schermaear. Herman Ernest Loffier $1,000 Of Logan street, eight three story brick stores and sion to Miss Axman.

In this confession she said she had given most of the money to tenements, wx. three families; total cost, fsjb.om Uealers Realty owner, 66 Essex street, New York; L. Dunancher, architect, 255 New York CHALFONTE On tlie BeacU. Fireproof. Always Open.

THE LEEDS COMPANY. Alexander o. Simons, a Brooklyn salesman avenue. 655. SO 343.

04 WELLINGTON COURT, north side. 200 feet west of East Seventeenth street, two story and at S.8M.51 132. 12 and she also implicated Detective Sergeant Klatz. Miss Axman, in her report, said that Klatz denied any undue intimacy with the woman. He acknowledged that he knew her Summer, Victor and Frederlcka Henry tic frame dwelling.

26.6x37. one family, shingle roof; cost, gj.OOO. R. P. Steele, owner 262 Fenlmore street; W.

W. Smith, architect, as wall street. but said it was only as a friend. SEASIDE HOUSE. New York.

FORTY-FOURTH RTREET, northeast corner Lotts lane, similar dwelling. 21x41; cost. SC.o-;0.' R. A letter was read from Dr. Martha Caul of 87 West Genessee street, Buffalo.

This let the ocran front. Complete, Best location on Modern. P. P. COOK ft SON ter told of the woman's home life, which Dr.

1.000 Hall, owner. 1655 Forty-second street; J. C. Walsh, architect. 1294 Fulton st.

ST. JOHN'S PLACE, south side. 24 feet west of Ralph avenue, four three story stores and tene- Caul said was very unhappy as her parents did not understand her. The woman. Dr.

Caul said, suffered from mental troubles and HOTEL TRAYMORE, Overlooking ln ocean. Open all year. TRAYMORE HOTEL CHAS. O. MARQUETTE.

D. S. WHITB, Manager. President. was or a highly nervous temperament.

She 840.40 137.46 162.50 63.00 82.28 16S.50 LEQAL NOTICES. lurtner wrote: I can well understand how a slick man SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINGS can get tne better of a confiding woman like Mary Bacon, plaintiff, against Johanna Clancy, Individually and as executrix of the last will and H0TEL RUDOLF. aU yettr- AwwAvi-x ran front. Central.

Hot and cold aea and fresh water baths. Special fall and winter rates. N. Y. office, 2f3 Fourth av; 101.

6246 Giamercy. C. R. MYERS. mish uoiding Dy flattery and petty kind nesses of which she was not the recipient testament of Edward Clancy, deceased, et defendants In pursuunce of an interlocutory Judgment of partition and sale duly made and entered at ner nome.

in tne above entitled action, uearmg.aaie ine inn residing Justice Olmstead, In passing day of October, lyos, 1, the undersigned, the referee 100. Watson linger agi urasia Luura and Charles HoMos Same property. Finch Co aBt same East Fourteenth st. 180 ft Av 1, 40x100, Martin agt Albert and John Raeffle Ceoraia av, 100 ft Blake av. 300x K'j, same a-gt Louis Feldman and Tompkins Liberty av, cor Shepherd av.

100x173, same ngt Marshall Realty Co and Joseph Tompkins North Third st, cor Wythe av, lOOx 125, Brooklyn Foundry Co agt Printing Co and Empire Construction and Supply Co North Sixth st, 8, 67.2 Havemeyer st, 20.2x100, Joseph Hoellerer agt Frank Aloe and Frank Antonio Pine st, 150 ft Fulton st, agt Mulligan and Louis Larson Sehenek av, cor Dumont av. 4fl0xtno, Audley Clarke agt Goldman ft Bernstein and Joseph Tompkins Judgments. OCTOBER 33, 1905. Braun, Eva Gtlckman et al Bleecker. Emma Co Bnr hmcke.

Fredk and WT Hashagen Browita, Louis-B If Co Chant. Adolph II Lelner Di rites, Frank A Thomas Snedeker and aim Ehlers, John Borck Fagan. Edward and Mary Wilcox et Ftnkel, Gus Blatt and ano Frank, Solon and Samuel Vollkom-mer, Jr. Gllckman, Sarah Glfekman et al Kings Co Elec Light and Power Co Co Iyer Kempf, Ray Hollman IcTIernan, Hugh Barnes Real Estate Association Megna, Simone Van Decker sentence, said: LAKEWOOD, N. J.

herein an. morts $1, 144 nom EAST FORTY-FIFTH ST s. 500 ft Avenue N. 40X1W, Germania Real Estate and Impt Co to John Schutz and wife nom EAST FORTY-EIGHTH ST, 337.6 Avenue 40x10(1. Germania Real Estate and Impt Co to Wm Glvnn and wife nom EAST SEVENTEENTH ST.

being lots 468 to 470. block 7377. map Homecrest Harbor and Suburban Bldg and Savings Assn to Robt A Murray. Thos Husson and Jeeph Radge nom EAST SEVENTEENTH ST. being lots 45A and 46A, block 7295, map Flret Addition Homecrest, saW to Geo Higble and Wm Nostrand nom EAST SEVENTEENTH ST, being lot 53A.

block 7295, same map, same to Geo Fosdick and wife nom EVERGREEN AV, 40 ft Putnam av. 2x90. William Meruk to Helene Berger, mort $5.000 nom CAST THIRTY-SEVENTH ST, s. 137.6 Avenue I. 40xli)0.

Germania Real Estate and Impt Co to Chas and Leon st evens nom FIFTY-FOURTH ST. S80 ft Sixteenth av. 40x80. Gustaf A Widen to Wrn A Robertson, mort $3,000 nom FRANKLIN AV. b.

80 ft Madison st, 20x80, Frank Joslln to Richard Hagcr, mort $3,500 nom FIRST ST, 214.3 Sixth av. 18x100, foreclosure, Henry Hesterberg to Ernst A Butt, mort $5,500 2-100 FIFTY-THIRD ST, 240 ft Eighth av. 2Oxlo0.2. John Kelly to Patrick Kelly, mort $100 nom FOURTH AV, sos, 36.4 Prospect av, 13.4x75.2x13.5x73.9. John and Margaret William to Geo Manning, mort 250 exeh FOURTH AV.

s. 49.8 Prospect av, 13.4x76.7x13.5x75.2, Mattie Holsteln "We have been at great lose to know what to do with you. We regret that we cannot heart sick. Mrs. Elizabeth Blakely, who lives on the fourth floor of the apartment house at 74S Broadway, was the complainant against: Klueg in court.

She is tall, stately ana -good looking. She did not seem particuo larly joyous this morning when appearing against her former lover in court. About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Klueg went to the Broadway house, climbed the stairs to the apartments of Mrs. Blakely and knocked. When she discovered her former lover at the door, Mrs.

Blakely reminded Klueg she was married and told him to go away and leave her alone. "Let me In, oh, let me in, won't you. Lizzie? 1 want to speak to you," called back the former lover. "Go away and let me alone or I will cU a policeman and have you arrested." said Mrs. Blakely.

"But I must see you. have something of Interest to tell you," said Klueg. The door banged and Mrs. Blakely went into the front room and called to a man passing on the street. Said she: "Kindly tell the first policeman you see there is a man in my hall annoying me and he will not go away." Patrolman Charles O.

Edwards was at the corner of DeKalb avenue when a man came up and delivered the message given him from the window of the apartment house. Officer Edwards hurried around to the house and found Klueg still In front of Mrs. Blake.ly's door in the hall. "I do not wish to have the man locked up," said Mrs. Blakely to the officer.

"I merely wish him to go away and to stay away." With little urging Edwards got Klueg to depart, and he returned to other duties on post. At 7:45 o'clock Policeman Edwards was again appealed to by a man to go to the Blakely home. Again he found Klueg In the ball, and very promptly placed him under arrest. A messenger this time had been called to secure an officer by James Blakely, husband of Klueg's former sweetheart. Mr.

Blakely. who Is a smaller man than Klueg. had found the unwelcome visitor in the ball when he went home from. work. He took off bis coat after he bad beard bis wife's story, and wanted to eject Klueg from the bouse, but his wife cautioned him.

do witn you as we would if you were young in said judgment named, win sen at puonc auction, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street. Borough uf Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 15th day of November, 1SIU5, at 12 o'clock, noon, on that day, by William H. Smith, auctioneer, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: UKEWOOD.NEWJERSEY. er.

(Miss Golding acknowledges to 36 years.) If you were of the proper age we would eond The famous Fall. Winter and Spring Resort, you to the Bedford Home, but your years forbid that sentence. However. Miss Gold 479.41 110.10 118.37 113.10 126.40 129.44 842.94 165.67 592.61 PARCEL NO. 1.

All those three certain lots, pieces or parcels of ing, you must atone foi jour faults and we LAUREL HOUSE land situnte, lying and being in the Fifth Ward of the City tnow Borough of Brooklyn, delineated end you to the penitentiary for thr months." 2,500 700 821 2,500 2,500 8,000 1,000 8,000 2,000 1,000 $500 5,000 3,2:0 300 $101.13 When sentence was pronounced the lrl A. J. MURPHY. Manager. D.

P. SIMP90N, Asst. Manager-' threw up her hands and would have fallen in a dead faint but for two court officers 149.50 who caught her. When she was brought to 479.41 144.30 unon certain map entitled map or property in Lhe Fifth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, belonging to the estate of Thomas H. Smith, deceased, Brooklyn February, lb50, surveyed by Silas Lud-lam.

City Surveyor." on file In the office of the Clerk of Kings County, and thereon designated as lot numbers nine (9). ten (10), and eleven (11), and which taken together are bounded and described as follows, that is to say: Beginning at a point on the easterly side of Bridge street distant seventy-five (76) feet northerly from the northeasterly corner of Bridge and Water streets, and thence consciousness sne Began to weep hysterically and her aged mother shrieked aloud. The 32.42 41.55 mother tried to follow her daughter to the BARTLETT INN, LAKEWOOD, N. J. The most elegantly appointed hcrtel in Lake wood; quiet, retlned, homelike; excellent location; unexcelled cuisine: NOW OPEN; Inspection In-lted; terms moderate; write for beautifully 11-1 us rated booklet.

o22 tf PEECHWOOD VILLA. A COMMODIOUS house; centrally located; all Improvements; terms moderate. Send for booklet. prison door, but was restrained, and it was 61.4: with difficulty that she was gotten from the courtroom. running easterly parallel with water street ana 48.02 112.10 100.00 Mccjuald.

Paul a Mueiier Malloy. Patrick Co Naunarello. Vincenzo Oldmlxon Pfretzschner. Max Sonn Bros Co along the southerly line of lot number 12 upon the After the case was disposed of E. M.

Mar. said map one hundred UW) ieet to me westerly manager of the Larkin Company, was asked Russo, Frank Law line of lot number upon tne nam map; running thence southerly narallel with Bridge street and if he had anything further to say In the $401.01 68.90 126.40 132.22 76.94 Rosen, Abraham Leiner Sommor, Victor and Frederlcka case. He replied: NEW JERSEY. Gescheidt Xo. Nothing further to say.

Friends of Schurr, Samuel Seeman Smith. Thomas and Annie Bur- along the said line of lot number 8 seventy-live (7i feet to the northerly line of Water street, and running thence westerly along the said line of Water street one hundred (100) feet to the easterly line of Bridge street, and running thence northerly and along the said line of Bridge street seventy- Miss Golding went to Mr. Larkin to Intercede. He told them that he had no desire melster Steeplechase Co Bella Vassellades and to prosecute the woman and had forgiven her. But the law of the State of New York ano five feet to the plu.ee of beginning, be tne saia 111.09 44.42 19.61 dimensions more or less.

Trisler, Louis Werkman Whltcomb, Ada M-C Ash stepped in. It was out of our PARCEL NO. 2. All those certain lots. Dleces or parcels of land situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brook BROWN'S MILLS DRIEST CLIMATE IN THE EAST.

Four through trains daily between New Tork Qnd Brown's Mills. Write jor booklet. THE HIUGKDALB. MADISON, If. J.

For fall and winter, an Ideal resort; on hour f-om a. all up to date conveniences; the tble an especial feature; send for term and ooklet. WELCOME FOR SURROGATE. lyn. of rungs ana state oi xew iora, nom nom 1.000 bounded and described as follows, Beginning at the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of Sands street with the easterly side of Bridge street, and running thence easterly along the northerly side of Sands street fifty 5h) Employes of His Office and Many Friends Congratulate James Church on Recovery From NORTH CAROLINA.

feet; thence northerly and parallel wnn image street one hundred (100) feet: thence westerly and parallel with Sands street fifty (50) feet to the easterly side of Bridge street, and thence southerly plong the easterly side of Bridge street one hundred (100) feet to the point or place of beginning, be the said several dimensions more or less. PARCEL NO. 3. All that lot of land in the Borough of Brooklyn. TWE RFA BOARD PINE BLtlFF.

N. C. fcAJ" Climate unsurpassed. Six miles from Pinehurst. Northern cuisine.

Bath and conveniences. Send for folder. A. HATTERSLEY. not to undertake the work.

Klueg appeared as though he bad been crying when arraigned in court. Mr. Blakely did not appear, but his wife was there. Officer Edwards told Magistrate Furlong Klueg. had made a disturbance in the borne of the woman "Your wife?" asked the court.

"No, sir," answered Klueg, who- looked fondly toward Mrs. Blakely as much as though he wished she were. "How do you plead, guilty or not gulltyT" "Not guilty, or rather, guilty." "You must furnish a bond of $250 ta keep the peace for six months. You ought to know enough to keep away from other men's wives." Klueg went Into the prisoners' pen. It was said his stay there would be hot for brief time, as he had well to do relatives who would furnish the required bond.

TRAIN SERVICE BETTERED. City and State of New York, described aa follows; Beginning at tne corner rormen Dy ine imerseiruun of the westerly stde of Gold street with the Gescheidt Mortgages. OCTOBER 23. Burns Nellie, to John Thompson, Carver st. B.

79 ft Flushing av. 14.10x25x21. 5x50x36.3. I City Bees. Charles E.

to Title Guar and Co, East Ninth st. s. 92 ft East av, at.lOxbKi. I City Brown. Georce A.

to Annie Jesser, Ward st. s. 48 ft Hillside av. 40x104, Cadoo John W. to Frederick Smart, Madison av.

s. 66.8 Central av, 66.8xlv0 Flushing Dlckel. George C. to Title Co, Vanderveer place, s. 218 ft Jamaica av.

4uxl00. Woodhaven Same to same. Vanderveer place, s. 138 ft Jamaica av. 4ogi00.

Woodhaven Hoffmann, Julius, to Bond and Mortgage Guar Co. Forest av, 75.6 Magnolia t. 25x108.4. Newtown Holme. Maud B.

to Adolphus Kar- -elsen. Sea View av, 526 ft Boulevard. 80x100. Edgemere Harmon. Edward, to Josephine Crabbe, Rider place, s.

219 ft Lefferts place, 25x100. Rockaway Beach Same to same. Rider place, s. 194 ft Lefferte place. 2xlG0, Rockaway place Hludznski.

Wm. to Jamaica Savings Bank. Rockaway turnpike, Ban dm an av. Jamaica Knauer. Matilda S.

and Edward J. to John Thompson. Franklin av, cor Woolsey et. 6lx I City Miller. John, to Long Island City Savings Bank.

Greenpolnt av. 9 cor Grant av. Woodside Moore, Clara and Arthur D. to Title Guar and Co. Shipley st, s.

125 ft Vanderveer av. 100x250; also Lott av, 652 ft Jamaica av. 150x92, Union Terrace Slmmone, Robert F. to Frederick Smart. Madison av, cor Central av.

66.8x100. Flushing Sen Is. Dora, to Samuel Myers. Webster av. s.

220.5 Myrtle av. 21x100, Olendale Assignments of Mortgages. OCTOBER 23. Salomon, Philip A. to Maria, A Conveyances.

OCTOBER 23. Arlemlna, Celestlno, to Henry Zlemer-man, Jefferson st. 109 ft a Jack-eon av, 26x100, Corona Same to same, Jefferson st. 129 ft Jackson av, HOxliw, Corona Bayliss, Edmund to Annie Lyon, lotB 487, blot il, map Louona Park, Coror De Bragga, Joseph to Robert Wilson. Smith st, 335.7 West av, 25x100, Newtown Doty, William H.

to First Nat Bank of Yonkers. Lathrop Jamaica av, 16x100, I City Dugan, Richard, to Margaret Dugan, Academy st, s. 144.10 Webster av, 25x100, I City Degenhardt, Laura A. to Robert Simmons, Madison av, 33.4 Central av. 33.4x100, Flushing Same to John Cadoo.

Central av. 100 ft a Madison av, 2. 3x100, Flushing Same to Robert Simmon. Central av. cor Madison a 33.4x100, Flushing Same to John Cadoo, Madison av.

if e. 66.8 Central av, 33.4x100, Flushing Environs Realty Co to Joseph Qartmayer. Hillside av, 320 ft Fair-view av, 40.11x100. Corona Same to Vincenzo Cerami. Hillside av, 180 ft Fairvlew av, 20x100, Corona Eagan, John J.

to Eagan Realty Co. adj land Isaacka Ward. 266x221. Rockaway Beach Environs Realty Co to Michael Smoleroff and others. South av.

lw ft Falrview av. 60x100, Corona Goldberg. Julius to Auguste Taylor, lots 381, 382, block 7, map Rockaway Park Gwydir. John to Katharine A Kennedy, lots 292, 293. map Codwise farm, Jamaica Jesser, Annie, to George A Brown.

Ward st. 48 ft a Hillside av, 40x104, Jamaica Jere Johnson Jr Co to Ames Schroth, Hammond place. a ISO ft Hanover av. 40x90, Elmhurst Jere Johnson Jr Co to Mary Jones. Lenox av, s.

831.6 Maiden lane. 27.3x100, Maspeth Same to same. Dyson st, 226.10 Lenox av, 20x200. Maspeth Eame to Henry Ward. Wyckoff av.

82 7 South st, 40x90. Woodhaven Junction Kalkhof. Charles- to Babette Fifth s. 250 ft Shaw av. 60x IOO, Union Courne Murphy.

Zephsnlah W. to Artnur Shaw, lots 2826, 2827, block 28. map East Elmhurst Mathews Realty and Construction Co to John Nick la us, Linden st. 200 ft Cypress av, 20x100, Newtown Munch, Edward, to Frank Cobh. North st, 275 ft Union place, 50x85.

Brooklyn Hill New 'York Land and Vfarehouse Co to Charles Rug, Ninth ot, 92 ft Kast av. 24x100. I City Old fie Id, Henry, to Louis Bowsky. Choctaw av, cor Cherokee av, 100x125, Hollls Richardson, Albert referee, to Clinton Rot. State st, cor Sixteenth st, fiOxiOl, Flushing, foreclosure Riley.

John J. to Mary Riley, lot 93. map Winter. Flushing Somers, Ann. to Patrick Sellers, lots 16, 17, block 10, map Bay Edge.

Smith, Desire to Richard Days and ano. lots 181, 182, block 5, map No 2, Hollls Searing. Joseph F. to Frank A Temme. lots 163.

164 block map Wood hull Park. Jamaica Wlesenmuller, Frederick to Etta Hartell, Inox av. 471.6 il1n lane. 2nxliw Maspeth WIRett, William. Jr.

to Thomas I Con-erty, Pinsen place, 2V ft Bird-sail av, 6fixi28. Far Rockaway Wilson. Jeannette to Maude Holme. Sea View av, 826 ft boulevard, 80x100, Edgemere southerly side of High street; running thence west LEGAL NOTICES. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATB OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and Independent To Margaret O'Connor, tf living, and if not living, her legal representatives, legatees, devisees, heirs at law and next of kin, whose names or parts of whose names or whose place or places of residence are unknown and cannot after dlli-tent Inquiry be ascertained, and Oeorge O'Connor, living, and.

If not living, his legal representa tive, legatees, devlBeee. heirs at law and next of kin. whose names or parts of whose names, or vhose place or places of residence are unknown and cannot after diligent Inquiry be ascertained. send greeting: Whereas, Francf H. O'Connor of Rockaway Beach People Will Soon Have More and Faster Trains to Brooklyn and L.

I. City. Surrogate James C. Church returned to his offices In the Hall of Records this morning for the first time since he waa taken 111, two weeks ago. When ho appeared at 10:45 hifs entire office force fairly besieged his chambers to get an opportunity to shake bis hand and congratulate him on his return.

His Illness has left him very weak, nd he found it neceissary to remain seated during the impromptu reception. In fact, he baa been a much sicker man than his physician has let the public realize. Dr. Frederick 0. Holden allowed him to come down-town today only upon the condition that he wouid not attempt any work, and bis honor has decided to allow J.idge Asplnall to sit for him uatil Monday next.

"I am thankful to get back again," said Surrogate Church to an Eagle reporter. "I am looking forward to getting into my work again next Monday, and I will make things hustle, for, of course, they have piled up lu my absence. One of the greatest disappointments caused by my illness is that It has deprived me of my vote. This will be the flrBt election since I became of age In which I will not have cast my ballot." The Surrogate remained at his offices till shortly before noon. Many friends who were Informed of his return called to weicomo him.

He Is looking poorly, but he is rapidly convalescing. RIDGELY MAY EXAMINE BANK. me tsorougn or uroomyn, county of Kings and City and State of New York, haa lately netl- nom nam nom 165 125 12,000 nom 1,250 10 10 700 170 130 tloned our Surrogate' Court of the County of jMiigs- io nave a cenHin instrument in writing, hearing date the twenty-third dav of March. Iff or gages. (The letter Indicates that description i fund among the Conveyances.) OCTOBER 23.

Afitorino. B. to Maria Urso. Fourteenth av cor Slxtv-elxth st Brown. Nellie and S.

to Eagle and Co. Centre st. Ball. to Helen Wardwoll, Henry st. corner Centre st Brown.

A A. to Flatbush Trust Co. Fenlmore st. near Bedford av Burnt, Cath, to Anna Goosaon, Decatur at, Brandt, to Sam Price. Dean st, nr Rockaway av Bonnerwlth.

C. and Altman to Ladies Sewing Society, Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Lewis av. near Greene av Clerro. A. to Lion Brewery.

Rockaway av. Dean and Pacific sts. 3 Carroll. P. to same.

East Twenty-fourth st. Carroll. P. to A Abramson. Jots 253 and 254.

etc, Conk. Ellz. to Lohmann. East Ninety-sixth st. nr Flatlands av Elscrt.

Jennie, to same. Eiurt Ninety-sixth st. nr Flatlands av Dwyer. Mary, and J. to Title Co.

DufReld st. near Concord st Desldcrlo, Fllomeno and D. to A Underbill. Hudson av. Elsenbach Realty ft Con Co to Elsen-bach.

Gates av, cor Franklin av Eisenstein. M. to Title Co. Sixty-sixth st. near Fourteenth av Farrell.

M. to Charlotte Willi. Twenty-second st. near Fifth av Hampson. H.

to Title Co, Washington av. cor Sterling place Helnleln. M. to Nelltn. Hamburg av.

cor Putnam av. Harvey, Ella, to Leahy. Klngsland av, Inglis. W. to Harper.

East Second nt. Jonaltis. A. to Relneklng. Railroad av.

nr McKlnley av Little, Thos J. to same. Twelfth av cor Forty-fifth at. Knox. J.

to A Bnlrd and ano. exrs, South Third St. Knapp. A. to Libert hon.

Williams av. Llebler. Anna, to 9 Herbert. Morgan av, near Grattan st Lanlgan. E.

to Margarsta Donahue, Reeve place. Maftereon. Mary to A Tweddv. Twentieth av. MacAdam, E.

to A Rosenberg and ano, Newklrk av. cor East Twenty-eighth st. 2 morts Same to Title and Co. i-ame prop, 2 mnrfs Mathlsen. C.

to and Pehaefer Brewg Co. No 32 Sackett st, lease Newfeld. Fanny, and Plegel to Miller, Sehenek av. nr Livonia av Pandallano. F.

to Mary Scranton. East New York av. nr Brook) vn av Qulnn. to Ethel A Forman and ano, exrs. Meeker av, Fendrich.

M. to Title Co. West t. near Dltmas av Melssner. Carlotta.

to Ellx 8 Inglis. (Jrnvesend av. Maloney, P. to Margt 8 Mansen. Chis-son av.

nr Park av. etc Palmer. to Mntllda Sehneidewfnd, Conev Inland av Robertson. A. to A Widen.

Fifty-fourth at. Schmidt. Julia, to A Llebler. Pilling relating to real and personal property, duly proved ns the last will and temntnent of OEOROE O'CONNOR, late of said Borough of Brooklyn, deceased, vyherefore, you and each of you hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of KlnRs, at a Surrogate's Court to nem at tne fiau oi itecoris, in the Borough of Brooklyn, on the thirtieth day of October, isos. at tpn o'eliifk In the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament, and that the above named Infants then and there ehnw cause why a peclal guardian should not oe appointee to appear for them on the pro-bate of said last will and testament.

In testimony whereof have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Janjes 4,700 1.013 4,000 37,500 BOO too 1,500 5,500 1,300 20 1,600 1,600 600 6,700 50,000 1.200 1,000 15,000 4.000 1,900 550 1.100 1.000 $4,000 1250 1,000 1200 2.550 7.106 2,000 800 1.000 450 000 200 700 750 1.300 1,000 935 8.000 2.000 5.0"0 1500 2. 200 4.W0 SOO S.750 4.750 f.250 tnurcn. aurrogato of our said Coun fU 0.1 ty.

at the UorotiKh of Brooklyn th eleventh day of Sept em her, in the year wur wirn one inousana nine nundred una uve. WILLIAM P. PICKETT. Clerk of the Surrogate' Court. John 7,.

Lott. Attorney for Petition mi Mnn Comptroller of Currency Is in Pittsburg Probably on Enterprise Affairs. tugue Rtreet, Borough of Brooklyn, New York fltv. N- T. 12ttu to same, mort $1,2,0 nom FOURTEENTH AV.

cor Sixty-sixth st. 40x100, Maria Urse to Eugenio Astorino. morts $3,800 nonj GRAVESEND AV. s. 445.4 Avenue O.

50x100. Ellz Inglis to Carlotta Melssner. mort tl.soo nom HALE AV. s. 275 ft Rldgewood av, 25x101, Jnmes Ryan to Jacobs, mort $1,400 nom HEMLOCK st, 366.10 Jamaica av.

26xS4.5x2r.xS4.9. Michael Neumann to Walter Savery, mort $1,700 nom HO PK IN SON AV. cor Somers st. runs 18 6 to Fulton st 4.3 -821 6.10 4 1.5 28.1 to av 102.9; Fulton st, 4.3 Somers st, runs 62.1 6.10 48 xs4.8 52.1 to et 19.6. Anton Werner to Samuel Domhek and Robert Stollmack, morts $13,287 nom HOMECREST AV.

being lots 1143 to 1145, block 7373, map Second Addition Homecrest Harbor and Suburban Bldg and Savings Assn to Wm Decker nom HUDSON AV. 100 ft Water st. 25x 94,7, hftl, Thos Donnelly to Catharine Donnelly, mort $500 nom HUDSON AV. s. 28 6 Park av, 45x 103.9.

Alexander Jr. to Fllr-mena. wife Diodero Desiderlo $6,700 HENRY ST. s. 120 ft Harrison st, Wm Ketcham to Mary A Ketcham.

mort nom HUNTINGTON RT, P. 130.1 Clinton st. 20.3x100. Anthony Jireck to Thomas Kelly, mort $3,000 nom JOHN FT, 150 ft Bay av. 50x 100.

Antoinette Barton et al, heirs Julia A Barton to Arthur "Waldron nom JOHNSON AV. a 275 ft Union av. COxloo. Harrle Meyer et at to Jacob Camlnez, morts $11,950 nom av. 21x100.

Flatbush Construction Co to KINGSLAND AV, s. UO.4 Driggs av, 2it.2x73.9x22.7x83 11. Joseph Leahy to Elizabeth Harvey, mort $3,500 nom LOTS 253 and 251. map Trustees Reformed Dutch Church, Flatbush, Chan A Anramson to Patrick Carmil nom LINCOLN AV. s.

390 ft Dumont av. 20x100. Lint, Butscher ft Ross to Antonio Mangino and wife 380 LOT 35. map property Mathew Clarkson, Wm A A Brown to Michael Sboltz and James Atklrwon nom SAME PROPERTY, release mort, Flatbush TtUPt Co to Wm A A Brown 600 LAND Brooklyn. Flatbush and I Co, 896.2 Ocean av, runs 110 to -Ocean av 60 110 to land above Co 60, foreclose, Henry Hesterberg to Adolph Stnecker 1,000 LOTS 6158 and 6l.V, block 122.

map No 9. Vanderveer park, Lydta P. wife Arthur Kimball, to Francis Marx and wife, morts val cons and 2.200 LOT 218. map property Reformed Dutch Church. Lillian Rourke to Jame McKeon nom LOTS 32 to 3SS.

block 8, map B37 lots New Utrecht Impt Co. New Utrecht Impt Co to Henry Lankenau nom LOGAN ST. s. 275 rt Liberty av. 2-ixlOO.

John Foster to Margaret West. mrt $18,000 nom LOT 116, block 51, assessors map. Ninth Ward, Isaac Heiibrunn to Robert Rope, Buffalo, nom LOTS 32 to 388. block 8, map New Utrecht Impt Co, Henry Lankenau to John Belts nom LEWIS AV, ICO ft Greene av, 20x100. Wm 8 Rosfl et al to Charles Bonnerwlth and Oscar Altniann, mort fl-SiH) 100 MARION ST.

325 ft Saratoga av. 19x100. Lillian Berger to Emllte Mar-so and Werner Cantus, morts $3,850. nom MEEKER AV, s. 58.10 Hausman St.

runs tt.4 15.8 4B.8 to av IS. Norm Cooper to i 'has and Mary Qulnn. mort $2.360.... nem NEW UTRECHT AV. s.

at Intersection 1 block between Fifty-fifth and Ftfty-slxth ste, runs to land Sophie Weinberg lo to av i i lo beg, Mhx and Abe Arrandt to Sophie Weinberg 500 NEW UTRECHT AV. same property, release mort. Flora Fields to Sarah, Mat and Abe Arrandt nom NEW UTRECHT AV, same property, release mort, South Brooklyn Co-op Bldg adn Lan Assn to same nom NEWKIRK AV, cor Enst Twenty-eighth st. 25x100, Abraham Kod-zlesen et al to Walter MacAdam nom NEWKIRK AV. 25 ft East Twenty-eighth st, 2Mx00, Abraham Koilrlosen et ul to Walter nom PROSPECT AV, s.

too ft Ninth av, Jnmes Cullen to Oemnsev nom TI-OT at Caniirsie. begins at stake on the cor lane leading from main road and runs 215 to land Harriet Sehenek 70 to land Abler fflfi to iHne 70, Sarah Tyler to Herman Loh ninnn 800 PATCH FN AV. 100 ft Van Ruren Kt, 25x99 9. Sophia Mayer to Sarah Straus, mort $9,850, val cons and Ity PUTNVM AV. SMI.

ft Bedford av. 16.8xl')o, Wm II Rritt to Catherine Rrltt. hiw wife, nil liens nom PKNN ST. 247 ft Harrison av, 21xi'i. Henry A Mead to Louisa Mead, mort $3,0) nam PACIFIC ST.

118 6 Stone av, 19 Ix I.lsabello Clervo to Alfonso Clervo, Hll liens pom PILLING ST. s. 410 ft Bushwick av. 20x100. Geo A Llebler to Julia mort nom PRINCE ST.

s. 75 ft Tlllary st, 22x 85. foreclosure, Jose I'ldgeon to Francis McMiir-amv 2.57s RICHMOND ST s. 1825 ft Fourth st. 25x150.

Maria Heart, to John Murphy and wife, mort 2H nom RAILROAD AV. 1316 McKlnley av. 18 6x103. hftl. Emll Relneklng to An-tun m.irt $2,400 nom RUTLAND ROAD, 215 ft Roger Edward and Charlotte flwlnney, mort H.750 nom RUTLAND HO A s.

22S ft Roger av, 2Oxl 0. same to Charlotte Swlnney. mort $1,750 nom ROCKAWAY AV. cor Dean st 24. fix loo.

Manhelm to Alfonso Clervo. mort $3,500, val cons find 100 RAYMOND ST, 100 ft Rotlvar st, Louis Straus et al to Wm ilnieber. mort $13. MO nom STOCKHOLM NT, s. 150 ft Ham-burg av.

50x5(1 6x54.2x77.8, Bernard I'eld to Bernard Feld, all Mens nom SOUTH THIRD HT, s. 17M Fourth St. tx'tR. William Greve, r.rvU,''.,,m John $150 STRATFORD HC ID, PW ft Revcr-Icy rvud, fiOx; Alfred hi Wiener to COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY ANNA Ktlza Cozine again! Otto X.

Gugger and Marie Clugger. his wlic To the above, defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint (Special to the Eagle.) Rockaway Beach. L. October 24 Boulevards along the Jamaica Bay front and across the bay, better train service, street Improvements, more lights and better mall service were the topics of discussion at the meeting last night of the Rockaway Beach Taxpayers Association. On one of the more Important of these mattersthe train service the association has been successful, much to the delight of many commuters.

The committee appointed to wait on the Long Island Railroad officials relative to better train service reported that, the company would run several additional steam and electric trains and that most of these would be express trains. Beginning at 6:15 A.M. fifteen electric trains will be run between here and Brooklyn under an hour's headway and eleven trains will leave here dally for Long Island City. This service will make the local traveling facilities excelled by those of but few places on the Island. President Jamleson said that be bad engaged counsel to draw petitions to bave a boulevard built along the bay and 'another cross that body of water, and that the petitions would be presented to the local board of Jamaica at Its next meeting.

Robert Muir and Albert E. George are committee to call on Postmaster H. A. France to request him to Instruct the carriers to make another mail collection, so that letters put In the boxes after 2 o'clock In the afternoon will not remain there until the next day. The association wants the mall collected so as to be sent artsy at 6:40 o'clock.

A communication was received from Borough President Cassidy, In which he stated that he would take action before the local board to have thirty-eight additional gas lights and one arc light installed at the beach as requested by the association. mil ana iu wrvu copy or your an wop on the plslntlff attorney within twenty day afier the service of this summons, exclu nom 7,000 nnm nom nom 170 nom sive of the day of service, and In cam of your failure to appear, or answer, Judgment will bs taken against you by default, for the relief de manded in tne complaint. Dated July 10, 1W6. CHARLES RE1NHARDT, Plaintiff's Attorney. Offlre and Post Office, address, 756 Flushing ave' tide.

Brooklyn. N. Y. Pittsburg, October 24 Renewed Interest being manifested In the Enterprise National Bank affairs by the report that William B. Rldgely.

comptroller of the currency. Is in this city to-day, but all efforts to locste him have been unsuccessful. It Is known, bow-ever, that mail awaits him at the Hotel Lincoln. Bank Examiner Cunningham, receiver of the Enterprise Bank, remains silent regarding the bank's affairs and emphatically denies that be has made any of the conflicting statements that have been credited to him. He reiterates that his report, when finished, will be sent to Washington.

The report yesterday that notes aggregating $600,000 are missing from the bank Is given little credence. Mr. Cunningham denies any such statement and there Is no other source from which the Information could be secured. To the defendants. Otto X.

Ouggor and Marie Gugger. his wife: The foregoing summons la erly along the southerly side ot Hign street: iwen-ty-three t23) feet to land now c.r late of Calvin Woodward; thence southerly along said land ninety-seven feet six (6) inches to an alley-Way known as Harts alley; thence easterly along aid alley twenty-three (23) feet to Gold street; theme northerly along Gold street ninety-seven (U7) feet ten U0 )lnches to the place of beginning, PARCEL NO. 4. All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Twenty-second Ward of the City (now Borough) of Brooklyn, County of Kings and Etate of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point In the southerly line or side of Lincoln place distant one hundred and twenty (120) feet westerly from the southwesterly corner of Sixth avenue and Lincoln place, and running thenre southerly parallel with Sixth avenue ftnd partly through a party wall there standing one hundred (100) feet; thence westerly parallel with Lincoln place, twenty (20) feet; thence northerly parallel with Sixth avenue and partly through a party wall there standing one hundred (10i) feet to Lincoln place, and thence easterly along Lincoln place twenty (20) feet to the point or place of beginning. PARCEL NO.

6. All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the building thereon, situate, lying and being In the City (now Borough) of Brooklyn. County of Kings and State of New York, and bounded and described as follows, Beginning at a point on the northerly side of High street distant one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet easterly from the northeasterly corner of Bridge and High streets; running thence easterly along the northerly side of High street twenty 120) feet one and one-half (1) Inches; thence northerly parallel with Bridge street and part of the way through a party wall one hundred 10n feet; thence westerly parallel with High street twenty (20) feet one and one-half (1H inches; thence southerly parallel with Bridge street one hundred (l'ni) feet to the northerly side of High street, the point or place of beginning, be said several dimensions more or less. PARCEL NO.

I. All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate, lying and being In the City (now Borough) of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of High street distant one hundred W) feet easterly from the northeasterly corner of High and Bridge streets, and running thence northerly and parallel with Bridge street one hundred MM) feet; thence ensterly and parallel with High street thirty-two (32) feet; thence southerly and again parallel with Bridge street one hundred (H) feet to -High street, and thence westerly along High street thirty-two (33) Tent to the point or plaee of beginning, be said dimensions and distances more or Icbs; together with all right, title and Interest in and to that part of High street In front of said premises. PARCEL NO. 7. All that certain lot.

piece or parcel of land, with the hut Id Inge thereon, situate, lying and being In the Tenth Ward of the City (now Borough) of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Butler street distant westerly one hundred and forty (14H) feet from the southwesterly corner of Butler and Hoyt streets; running thence southerly and parallel with Hoyt street one hundred MM) feet; thenre westerly twenty (20) feet thence northerly and agnln parallel with Hnyt street one hundred (I'W) feet to the southerly side of Butler street, and thence easterly along the southerly side of Butler street twenty 2o feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated October 24, PHILIP L. FARREI.L, Referee Thomas Farrell. Attorney for Plnintiff, No. 2fil Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, WlngatA A Cutlen, Attorneys for Defendants, No.

20 Nassau street. Borough of Manhattan. New York city n24 lUUrvf BAOM, JOHN HEUBEItT-lN Pl'RSUANi'E of an order of James c. Church, Surrngatu of the County of King rotlce is hereby given to all persons having el nims agalnm JOHN HERBERT BAMG. late of the County of KIdks.

ileceuseil, to present the same with vouchers thereof to the at her place of transacting business, at the office of Steele A Otis, 25 llmad tttreet. Borough of Manhattan, in The city of New York, on or before the 26th day of March next. Dated New York, lh- day of September, uto.i. MARY CHRISTINE At Hi. Executrix, flteele Otis Attorneys for Executrix, Proud itr.et.

Manhattan, New JVoikcHv. slfl-6m tu OF AN THE Hon. James C. Church, Burrogalu of th County of Kings, notice is herehy glvtin. according to Isw, to all ptTHiins having claims against FAN-NIB M.

E. ENSELL, late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they ate required to ex hlblt the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers at the office of K. A. Doyle, io Fulton street. ManhattHn, New York, on or before the first dity of December.

1B05, nait. Dated Brooklyn. May 13. FRANCIS A. nOTT.F!.

ROBERT PEArtrE, mil Im tu Executors, e. IN rtlRSU ANCH OF AN ORDER OF Til Hon. James C. Church. Surrogate of the County ot Kings, notice Is hereby Riven, acemdlntr to luw to all persona having claim ftgnlnst JOSEPH H.

VAN BYCKLW. lute of the Countv of King, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to thfl subscriber at the office of B. Rarnum. Attorney. No, 367 Fulton street.

Borough of Brooklyn. New York City, on or before December 1. 22. IM. BOVftiatu MAltY U.

VAN tiXCKLU. Saltman, T. to Slegel. Fifty-eighth st. nerved upon you Dy puniieauon, pursuant to an oider of Hon.

Joseph Asplnnll, one of the County Judges of Kings County, dated the 19th day of 1905, and on the 18th day of September. 1905. filed with the complaint In the onV of the Clerk of the County of Kings, at said clerk's Olllce, In the Hall of Records, Borough of ltrooklyn. City of York. Kings County and Snarago M.

and Feldman to Mort Co. Cleveland at. near Pitkin av Sclgei. L. and Neufeld to rnnle Faiii- Livonia av.

cor av fltoeckr. A. to Title ft Flnthueh and Ca Tohack. D. to Pannle Falk and ano "Buffalo av near Park place Taikan.

S. and aro to Lawlce Belmont av. cor Hinsdale st Tnbark. D. to Title ft Co'.

'w'atl kins st. near Nevumrt av stiata oi iora. LHiefi nep temper lh, ILWj. CI1ARLEK RKINHARDT. Plaintiff's Attorney.

7B6 Flushing avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y. aelp tu $100 lots van Mater, et al to Lot on Hnldwln mnn JOSHUA T.

JONES' WILL. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TI1PJ Hon. James Church, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against JOHN CUTTER, decenned, that urn rquird to exhibit the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the administrator, at his or ice. Gar Weinberg to Cnth Pnwenhnven' New Utm-ht av. near Flftv-sHih st fame to trustees Suydam.

same nmp field Building, No, 26 Court etreet. Borough of in et Fifty- wein ner Sophie to A Berg, 1 exrs. New Utrecht av. cor sixth st jirooKiyn. i uy or mew ynrK.

on or before the 1st THE WORK OF SNEAK THIEVES. sneak thief stole a gold watch and chain from Henry J. Meaklng's billiard rooms at 152 Shepherd avenue, Sunday. The police of the Liberty avenue station were notified. The residence of Charles Schormer, at 114 Snedlker avenue, was visited by a thief Sunday night, and $li was stolen.

The thief found tho money In Mr. Schormcr's trousers pockets. Two bicycles were stolen yeBterday. Ono was the property of George A. Westbrook, of 1150 Pacific street, and the other of Eleanor Rsynor, of 356 Union street.

uay ot jnurcn next. i mt- rj August HENRY BRISTOW. Public Adntinlstratnr, Kings County, Arimtnltatrsfnr OYSTER BAY BRANCH BLOCKED. (Special to the Eagle.) Roslyn, October 24 One of the ears of an eastbound freight train broke down an the Oyster Bay Branch this morning, near Roslyn station, snd fell across the two tracks, delaying traffic In both directions far two hours. No one knows bow the accident happened, but It Is thought that the axle broke while the train was switching.

No one was Injured. Offlce snd Posi OfHc address, No. ii (art airft'i, iiur.nJMn nr nrookiyn. itv of York Charles H. Kelhy.

Attorney for Aflmfnislrntnr No. 2il Cimrt atreet. Borough uf Brooklyn, city of 1.000 4.500 nom I. no i-w i rn. mizs Bm tu IN PURHUANCFJ OF AN ORDER OF TUB jnm.

Janus i.nun-n. surrogate nr the County of Kings, notice Is lit reby given, acetirdlng to Isw 1o all persons having rluime agslnst JVMEfi MILLri. late of the County of Kings. nVceetitMl, that they are required to exhibit the same, with Assignments of Mortgages. OCTOBER 23 Brnwer, Emetine E.

to Hrhnpn Rerger, Helene, to Meruk City Real Estate Co to Title Guar 'and Trust Co Cooper, Wexor. to Charlotte Conner Dhuy. F. Jr. to Elhcff Gold.

Bertha, to Johnstone Graham, F. to Minnie Same to Alice Senior Green, exr, to .1 Amend Hurrls Realty Co to I. Culktns Lawyers Title Ins snd Co to Dime Savin Bank, Brooklyn Ia Barblei a. J. to Minnie (VeBciie1.it Nhskiu Trust Co to Rosenberg Mort and Sec Co to Htorkweii' ParFbclHkv.

I. to EmMIe Huher Perry, Hush C. to Perrv Realty Trust to Hwlnney. F) R. In .1 Itels Tuft.

and M. to Martha Rverson Title Ins Co of In A Sensa Title il ft Co to Tucker and nn-. trustees WIIHrtmahurgh Trust Co to me vouenvrs un-mii, io uit uoseriners. his ex utors, at their place of trumpeting buslni'ss ut the offices tit their attorneys, Buy, Watson ft Nauiner, 44 Court street. Brooklyn.

New Yot City ur befoie the Ittli day of December next. Dated Document Disposing of Estate of Probated at Riverhead. (Special to the Eagle.) Riverhead. L. October 24 Among recent wills proved In the Suffolk County Surrogate's Court is that of Joshua T.

Jones ot Manhattan and Cold Spring Hurbor, disposing of an estate of $1.15.000, of which $100,000 Is personal property. He gives to his widow, Althea Augusta Jones, the horses, carriages, books, pictures, furniture, silverware, and the Income from all property for life; at her decease it goes to the children. If any; If not. residue goes to brother. Townsend Jones, of 140 West Seventy-fourth street, Manhattan, or his children.

If he Is deceased. The will was witnessed by William Moore of 51 West Fifty-first street, Manhattan; Leonard Wheeler of 635 West One Hundred and r'orty-uinth street, Manhattan, and Edwin S. Adams of 305 Fifty-first street, Brooklyn, ACCUSED OF BOOKMAKING. Detective Murphy of the Adams street station, arrested Thomas Cornell yesterday afternoon on a charge of bookmaklnR. Murphy says Cornell Is doing a prosperous business on the street, and when the man was arrested he had a lot of money In his possession.

The accused, who 53 yep.rs old. and who lives on St. Jnines plnie, uot guilty befcre Muistroto Tlglie, In tho Adams slreet court, Ihl.i morning, and was postponed. Ho was released on bull. HIT BY FALLING TROLLEY POLS.

(Special to the Eagle.) Jamaica, October 24 John T. Burns, 38 years old, of 8 Suffolk street. Manhattan, while riding on the rear platform of Brooklyn Rapid Transit ear at Myrtle and St. Nicholas avenues, Rldgewood, last night, was struck on tho head by a falling trolley pole. He received a scalp wound, but refused medical attendance and went bom.

nom 1.20ft 1.7 0 1.501) 4,111 $.1,170 1,00.1 mm. 7.2"iO nm nom 2,000 nom nom 7.500 5. Son f.fillll omitted CYCLIST HURT IN ARMORY. Wallace Carlton, aged 23 years, was taken from his borne at 273 Hicks street, ta the Long Island College Hospital, this morning, suffering from Internal Injuries, and In a precarious condition. He was riding a bicycle last night In the Thirteenth Regiment Armory, when an accident happened and he was thrown from his wheel.

He did not think much of the mishap at the time, but after returning to his home he became very 111 and the ambulance was sent for. WALTER E. WARNER, OtiWIN J. MILLU. Kveotitnra Boy, Watson A Natimer, Attorneys for Ex- cutors.44 niirt wtret.

llrooklvn. m) Im tu IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TlHt jii.n. i nuren, purrogme, nt tne County of Kings, notice In lit reby given, sceordlhg to law, In all having claims against MILLER btts of the City at Nxw York, di-i'eastd, (tint they are requln-d to exhibit the surnn, with tho vouchers thereof, to the memory, to cusie a Wohlfert Wolk, Betsy, to A Prince Hunscriner, hi mr I'ecaiur stniet, urooKiyn, New York on or before the first day of December neit. FATHER MASSARENTI DEAD. Rome, October 24 Father Marcello Mas-sarentt who sold his famous art collection to Henry Walters of Baltimore, died Inst night nt the age of sH.

He lived Ineltf the Vatican whore he was a eharactertstls figure. Father Mauarentl helped Pope Plus IX In his fight to Gaeta when Home was pro. cliiiiiH'd a Republic under Mazzlnl and iuu mujt sW. ivwt, JAMES M. ItOUIUNfl, H.

HulllllNH, Rxerutnea. Conveyances. OCTOBER 23 ALABAMA AV. loo ft Blake -tv 2'ixioo, Hcllg Lctnherg and Jennio Mtttle-tmin to Mnx Spcclor, part, mita A IN SUE- BT, I I) SO ft Leonard st, JUST TRYING. "You look rather weary, old man." "Yes.

I've hud a trying time this past week." "Sick?" "No, on a Jury," Philadelphia Tress, Harming A A Lit 1 neon, Attorney lor Bxeciitora, tMt ton tu.