Obituary of Abbey Sage Richardson in Rome
Rome dispatch reports the death in Rome of Abbey Sage Richardson widow of Albert Deane Richardson born 1837 in Massachusetts. She was a recognized author and playwright who earlier used the name Abby Sage and published Works on literature, history and drama including Familiar Talks on English Literature and Abelard and Heloise. Her career included editing, translations, lectures, and stage collaborations with Edwin Booth and Daniel Frohman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey Sage Richardson
Brooklyn Eagle
Rome
Italy
Albert Deane Richardson
Richardson
Abby Sage
Massachusetts
Daniel MacFarland
Henry Wart Beecher
O. B. Frothingham
Weare
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theatre
Europe
Lyceum
Virginia Harned
Jennico
James Rackett
Sophia
Richmond memorial for William Wirt Henry Virginia statesman
William Wirt Henry of Patrick Henry lineage died in Richmond this morning. Born February 14 1830 in Ref Hill Charlotte County he studied at the University of Virginia earning a Master of Arts in 1850. A lawyer and Confederate Army veteran he served four terms in the Virginia Legislature and led the Virginia Historical Society. He wrote Patrick Henry works and historical studies then paced research at the centennial of the National Capitol cornerstone. In London John Luke Hely Hutchinson fifth Earl of Donoughmore died aged in London after paralysis.
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Wiliam Wirt Henry
Ref Hill
Charlotte County
University of Virginia
Charlotte Country
Richmond
Virginia Historical Society
American Historical Association
Peabody Fund
Henry
Patrick Henry
Captain Smith
Pocahontas
Rogers Clark
National Capitol
Congress of History
London
John Luke Hely-Hutchinson
Earl of Donoughmore
Roumelia
Patrick F. Keany Dies in Brooklyn at 66 After Bronchitis
Patrick F. Keany of Brooklyn dies at his home 42 Van derbiltve Tuesday from bronchitis in his sixty sixth year. Former Leavy and Keany brewer now Ross and Keany liquor dealer of Manhattan. Founder and first chancellor of the Catholic Benevolent Legion. member of the Supreme Council American Legion of Honor and St. Patrick Society. Active with St. Joseph's parish and Maine Society. Survived by widow two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. Keany
Vanderbilteve
Brooklyn
Leavy & Keany, Brewers
Ross
American Legion of Honor
Roman Catholic Orphan Society
Emerald Society
St. Patrick Society
Kings County
New York Proface Exchange
St. Joseph's Parish
Maine Society of St
Death of Cape May County leader Fuels Local Mourning
Cape May N J Dec Special furman L Richar son a leading Republican of Cape May County died of apoplexy this afternoon. Born Rio Grande February 2 1842 he lived in the county his whole life. He served on the City Council in 1875 1876 he was treasurer in 1875 and 1880. He was in the New Jersey Assembly 1881 1882 and was -at-Arms of the State Senate in 1887 later serving as postmaster of Cape May. He was appointed by Presidents Harrison and McKinley and was a prominent Mason.
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Cape May
N. J
Furman L Richar
Rio Grande
New Jersey Assembly
State Senate
Ted Aster
Cape
Harrison
McKinley
Notable Deaths and Legal Action Across Cities
Obituaries report the deaths of Charles H. Stott widow from Stottville mills founder ties in Columbia County. James A. Winston, US Court clerk in Oklahoma, dies. M. W. McAlarney Harrisburg Telegraph publisher dies at sixty from Bright’s disease. William Dobson Fort Yates chief clerk dies from cirrhosis. A patent infringement suit is filed by American Steel and Wire against Alabama Steel and Wire in Birmingham, seeking injunction, damages over 100000, plus destruction of accused apparatus.
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Springfield
James A. Winston
United States Court In
Oklahoma
W. M
Herrieburg
Penn
M. W. McAlarney
Harrisburg Telegraph
Bright
Fort Yates
N. C
William Dobson
Fort 6
Fort Totten
D. Penny
Birmingham
Ala
American Steel and Wire Company
United States
Alabama Steel and Wire Company
Ensley
Texas
Southwest
Schuy
Carnegie
Ule
Captain Helm's Son Born Aboard Ship Off Florida
A boy named Alexander Rawlins Helm was born at sea near Porto Rico while Captain Helm and Mrs. Helm of Indiana served with troops off the Florida coast. Captain Helm, a U S Post Office official at San Juan, was returning home when the birth occurred.
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Porto Rico
Florida
Helm
Indiana
Alexander Rawlins Helm
Captain Helm
San Juan
Mrs May Weil Wins Absolute Divorce Case
The Supreme Court Trial Term heard Mrs May Evangeline Weil seek an absolute divorce from Henry Goodman Weil with seven co respondents, all actresses. Evidence cited faithless conduct with Frank H Doane and others, and a judge denied adjournment or postponement. the jury found Weil guilty of improper conduct in two instances and the decree will be signed at a special term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Evangeline Weil
Henry Goodman Weil
Supreme Court
Justice McAdam
Gerome Edwards
Mr. Wellman
Hummel
Mr. Hummel
Osborne
Lizzie Wiche
Well
Miss Edwards
Mr. Little
Shell
Frank Wiche
Prestess
Edy
Low
Clarisse Agnew
Miss Edwardy
Weil
Gerome Edwardy
Clarisse Agrewe
Westchester Growth Led by New Rochelle Census Data
Census figures show Westchester County rapid growth from 1890 to 1900 with New Rochelle leading in percentage gain and nearly doubling its population in ten years. Yonkers Mount Vernon and White Plains also post notable increases as Long Island towns rise faster than Hudson River communities.
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United States Census Bureau
Westchester County
Mamaroneck
Larchmont
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Peekskill
Sing Sing
White Plains
Port Chester
Tarrytown
Dobbe Ferry
Newpechelle
Poe
Long Island
Hudson River
Westchester
Cuban banker Gregorio De Quesada Dies in New York
Senior Gregorio De Quesada a wealthy Cuban died yesterday at the Bank of the Manhattan Company on Wall Street after a sudden illness. He was seventy eight, left five children, and owned extensive Cuban land and New York real estate. One son Gonzalo served as Cuban Junta secretary and Paris Exposition commissioner.
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Gregorio de Quesada
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Sefior de Quesada
Old Slip
Puerto Principe
Isabelle Aquiteria
Cuba
New York City
Gonzalo
Havana
Gregory
Alarm Out For John Armstrong Chanler Escapee
Officials issued a general alarm for John Armstrong Chanler a 38 year old lawyer who escaped from a White Plains sanatorium last Thursday. He was last seen toward Mamaroneck wearing a heavy blue overcoat and dark suit and was described as demented but harmless with money a watch and diamonds. Relatives say he is capable of taking care of himself until his eccentric delusions draw attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong Chanler
White Plains
Mr. Chanier
Mamaroneck
Lewis
Chanler
Snow Removal Bid Award Upheld for De Marco & Kelly
Justice Andrews denied an injunction against the award of the snow removal contract to De Marco & Kelly the lowest bidders. Controller Coler approved the contract assignment to Uvalde Asphalt Company and will rule later on the assignment, enabling snow removal at 36 cents a cable yard. Commissioner Nagle signed the contract yesterday and forwarded it for surety approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coler
Justice Andrews
Supreme Court
de Marco & Kelly
Nagle
de Marco
Controller Color
Uvalde Asphalt Company
Divorce Granted in Nyack Case of Hemingway and Alice
Nyack Nyack Dec A well known Nyack businessman Ej Hemingway obtained an absolute divorce from his wife Alice Hemingway on statutory grounds. Justice Martin in the Supreme Court at New City heard the suit with defendant absent. A little girl custody was awarded to Hemingway. He plans to sue Charles G. Smith of New York City for 25000 dollars for alienation of his wife's affections.
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Nyack
N. Y
Elleset Hemingway
Alice N. Hemingway
Martin
Supreme Court
New City
Charlies G. Smith
New York City
Smith
Hemingway
Charles G. Smith
Programme of sports today in major venues
Racing Washington Jockey Club Bowley meetings at Oakland and New Orleans. Hunting Fish, Game and Forest League meeting at Yates Hotel Syracuse. Trotting National Trotting Association meeting Murray Hill Hotel. Billiards Amateur Athletic Union Class B tournament preliminary rounds at Knickerbocker Athletic Club, novice tournament at Maurice Daly's. Skating at St Nicholas Rink No 69 West Sixty sixth street.
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Washington Jockey Club
Oakland
New Orans
Fish, Game and Forest League
Yates Hotel
Syracuse
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill
Grey Forge and Orion Feature Six Furlong Races at New Orleans
New Orleans entries list multiple horses in six furlong selling races with Grey Forge and Orion favored. Results show Orion winning at 3 to 1 with Midsummer runner up and Chiers third. multiple other horses named across six races with times around 11:21.
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Noel
Grey Forge
Itheisa Semeren
Kildestie
Dan Cupid
Barrica
Orion
Flick
Midsummer
Wilkerson
Chiers
McGinn
Sallie J
Pauline J
Olekman
John Springer
Five Bennings winners in six at Washington racetrack
Good luck rewarded Bennings efforts as five of six races were won there on a cool windy day. Winners included Buffoon in race one, Pigeon Post in race two, Kee Light in the hurdle, We in the fourth, and Miss Hanover in the fifth with close contenders Hot prospects and fast times noted for each event.
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Washington
Bennings
Buffoon
McCue
Fluke
H. Michaels
Randy
J. Slack
Island
Prince
Judge Magee
Mordelino
Kirkwood
Water— House
Harry McCaun
Evelyn Byrd
Coraza
Ringleader
Applejack
Midnight Chimes
Pigeon Post
T. Burns
Snark
Walters
Moor
Robert Waddell
Automaton
James J. Corbett
Jill Greenwood
Kee Light
Hueston
Farrell
Brazil
McFonse
Bosphorous
Thermos
Richards
Elsie Skip
Cogswell
Slack
Josh
Tenderloin
Bondman
Miss Hanover
Beau Ideal
Hothersal
Charawind
Fasig Tipton closes record trotting horse sale
Fasig Tipton completed the most successful trotting and pacing sale in its history with $352,180 realized from 72 horses. Average about $500 per horse, higher than prior years, and much stock exported to Austria England and France. Louis Hockscher of Hambere attended and bought several horses.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
New York
Pittsburg
Austria
England
France
Louis Hockscher
Hambere
No One Wants Alleged Murderer in Brooklyn Prison
A prisoner identified as Michael Bévé eighteen is held at Brooklyn Police Headquarters on murder charges from Italy. He allegedly killed Genéno Casa near Naples after a dispute over a girl. Immigrant officials refuse to repatriate him and the Italian Consul has no instructions.
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Brooklyn
Italy
Bachris
Michael Bévé
Genéno Casa
Naples
Bové
Patricia
Immigration Bureau
Immtion
Alpha Delta Phi Club Hosts Reception and Election
Invitations issued for the Alpha Delta Phi Club reception Saturday at 35 West Thirty third. Annual meeting next Tuesday will elect four Board of Governors among George W Hubbell Stanley D McGraw George Debevoise and S Morgan Barber. A proposed amendment would change the meeting date and affect governor elections.
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Alpha Delta Phi Club
West
George W. Hubbell
Stanley D. McGraw
George Debevoise
S. Morgan Barber
Butterfield Wins Ellis Island Ferry Contract
General Daniel E. Butterfield has secured the Ellis Island ferry contract at $65 per day for thirteen trips. His boat John G. Carlisle, idle since the station burned, will be overhauled and returned to service about December 15 as the new immigration station prepares to open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Butterfield
Ellis Island
General Butterfield
John G. Carlisle
Arbuckles Align Prices With National Sugar Level
Arpuckle Brothers yesterday raised refined sugar to 5 cents a pound, matching the National Sugar Refining Company. The Wholesale Grocers’ Association plans a fixed “list” price of 15 cents per hundred pounds, regardless of actual costs, to stabilize fluctuating refined sugar prices.
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Arpockle Brothers
National Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Lower Wall Street
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Trust
Play Grounds Pamphlet Urges Public Gifts for City Parks
Charles B. Stover of the Outdoor Recreation League publishes a pamphlet showing playground scenes before and after the league took charge. An urgent fundraising appeal accompanies the pamphlet as the city provides no funds. Subscriptions should go to treasurer J. G. Phelps Stokes at No. 47 Cedar Street, New York.
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Charles B. Stover
Outdoor Recreation League
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Cedar St
New York
French Coach Horses Arrive at Columbus Farm
One hundred thirteen Percheron Norman and French coach horses, consigned to Mc Laughton Stock Farm in Columbus, Ohio, arrived from London yesterday aboard the steamer Menominee of the Atlantic Transport Line.
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McLaughton
Columbus
Ohio
London
Atlantic Transport Line
Collector Bidwell Returns From Washington
Bidwell reports no official knowledge of any Stern complaint or threats to file charges against a Collector’s office official.
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Bidwell
Washington
Julius S. Stern
Ano
Pattern Makers See Peak Prosperity, Demand High in City
John J. Pallas, secretary and business agent of the pattern makers union, says the trade is more prosperous than ever. Demand for pattern makers runs to 580, with employers calling daily at the union office on Centre Street for men.
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John J. Pallas
Centre St
Kochs Will Probated After Contested Hearing
The Harlem dry goods merchant Henry C F Koch’s will was admitted to probate by Surrogate Fitzgerald after a challenge by his son Henry Gustave Koch Heath who claimed he inherited a fortune from his grandmother. Witnesses including Emma Katherine Koch testified about the decedent’s faculties and marriage.
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Henry C. F. Koch
Harlem
Henry Gustave Koch Heath
Heath
Fitzgerald
Emma Katherine Koch
Henry
Koch
Twelfth Regiment Review Scheduled At Armory
Major General John R. Brooke will review the 12th Regiment New York National Guard at the armory Saturday night instead of Monday December 10. Colonel Dyer announced the change and said trophies won by the team at Creedmoor would be presented. General Brooke and his full staff will attend.
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John R. Brooke
U. A
Department of the East
Dyer
Imental
Creedmoor
Brooke
Carbuncle Wins Two Year Old Handicap at Seven Furlongs
Carbuncle ridden by McCue won the seventh race a two year old handicap at seven furlongs. Humboldt was second at 20 to 1 and Charentus third at 6 to 1 with Burns aboard Charentus. The earlier events included Sir Fitzhugh and Dare's runners among others. Time records noted as 1.32 and 1.55.
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Burns
Sir Fitzhugh
Charles Estes
Lancewood
McLeod of Dare
Carbuncle
McCue
Humboldt
J. Slack
Charentus
Robert Waton
the Chamberlain
Annoy
Blueskin
Belgrade So Tan
Bennings Entries For Today Horse Races Card
Today's card lists seven races with entries by name and number. Notable horses include J J Corbett Woodspike and Oneck Queen among others, with scratch notes and weights for each division.
Commoner Sells For Five Thousand Twenty Five
The eight year old chestnut horse The Commoner by Hanover out of Marger ine A. owned by William Wallace of Lexington was sold at Woodard and Shanklin's sale to Hynde and Baker of Galesburg Ill for 5025. Appleby of New York bid 4650 then 5000 Baker added 25 and claimed the horse. The horse will stay in Lexington.
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Lexington
Hanover
Margerine A
William Wallace
Woodard & Shanklin
Hynde & Baker
Galesburg
Ill
Appleby
New York
Baker
Brooklyn Jockey Club Stakes Entries Listed
Racing Calendar shows entries closing August 15 for the Brooklyn Jockey Club Stakes with events including the $12,500 Great American, $10,000 Brooklyn Derby, $10,000 Tremont, and $10.00 Junior Champion among other featured races.
Freehold Driving Club elects officers and sets race dates
Freehold N J December 5 Special The Freehold Driving Club elected officers for the coming year with Thomas F E Morris as president and William H DuBois as first vice president. New executive board members Clifford C Snyder and C G DuBois and new members Hyacinth C Levy Peter F Conover Judson Matthews were named. The club announced big race meets for Memorial Day and the Fourth of July next year.
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Freehold
N. J
Freehold Driving Club
Simonson's
Thomas FE. Morris
William H. DuBois
W. E. Truex
H. A. Sutphen
W. H. Carson
Clifford C. Snyder
C. G. DuBois
Hyacinth C. Levy
Peter F. Conover
Judson Matthews
One Favorite Wins at New Orleans Track
At Fair Grounds on December 5 Orion was the lone favorite to win. Across six races Dick Farber and Aaron captured victories in the first two races, Crystalline and Sauber also scored in the midcard, with Weak Wayman winning the eighth and Major Marsh placing second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Orion
Dick Farber
Ikerson
Jack Martin
Ben Chance
A. Weber
Miss Loretta
Kenda
Musket
Fowler
Aaron
Wonderly
St. Bluff
Cochran
Ate
Tonicum
Ed Adack
Elsie T Bee Matis
Tour
Tootsie Green
Lady
Sui Tiedle Morn
Lick
Crystalline
J. Gormaily
Jessie Jarboe
Tom Gilmore
Little Reggie
Belle Simpson
Frank Ire
Princess Murphy
Fanny Leland
Vane
Weak Wayman
Major Marsh
Woodtrice
H. Wilson
Lilian Reed
Obsidian
Ota Shelby
Sauber
Sale of American Stallions and Mares Across Markets
A dealer canvasses German markets for stock and finds a sale offering American stallions and mares on will to Cleveland Cincinnati and other western points. Horses sold for 500 dollars or more include Jedy Wilkes and Empress with owners and breed details listed in Paterson New Jersey and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cincinnati
West
Jedy Wilkes
Wilkes Boy
Kate Fried
Charles E. Jackson
Paterson
N. J
San Jacinto
J. Kervick
New York
Murphy to race on home trainers at Grand Central Palace
Charley Murphy the noted bicycle rider will join a December 18 sporting event at Grand Central Palace to benefit Hugh S. Hart's family. He will race on his own home trainer against Frank Albert the veteran six day rider. Two hands on one dial will indicate who leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley” Murphy
Grand Central Palace
Hugh S. Hart
Murphy
Frank Albert
Corbett Named Matchmaker for Cincinnati Club Boxing Card
Jim Corbett becomes matchmaker for a new Cincinnati athletic club. He has secured Tommy Ryan to sign to meet Jack Root, who also agreed to fight Ryan. The bout carries a $5 000 purse plus a $1 side bet, scheduled for January 1 to February 15 in Cincinnati.
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Jim” Corbett
Cincinnati
Corbett
Tommy” Ryan
Jack” Root
Ryan
Curtis Memorial Fund response from Star Athletic Club
The Amateur Athletic Union committee finished work on Curtis Memorial Fund subscriptions and sent circulars to major clubs. The Star Athletic Club was first to respond, deciding to allocate 10 percent of game profits to the fund from a January 12 event with the 71st Regiment Athletic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateur Athletic Union
Curtis Memorial Fund
United States
Star Athletic Club
71St Regiment Athletic Association
Union Boat Club Election At Hotel Minot Tonight
The annual Union Boat Club election occurs tonight at the Hotel Minot at One hundred twenty six street and Eighth avenue. There are two tickets and polls close at 9 o clock after which a dinner for 150 covers will be served. Honorary members in attendance include Judge Morgen J. OBrien Thomas L Crimmins Hugh G Connell Edward J Connell Lloyd Grant and W D Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Boat Club
Minot
Produce Exchange Workers Adopt New Bobby Style Uniform
Messenger boys and doorkeepers at the Produce Exchange appeared in a new uniform resembling London bobbies. The outfit includes a blue tunic with a leather belt and blue trousers with a red stripe, plus a dark blue visored cap instead of a helmet to avoid identity confusion with the Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Produce Exchange
Bobby
Stock Exchange
Garim Gray
Art Galleries in Bast Twenty-Third Street Net $8712
Bast galleries total sales for two days reach 8712 dollars nearly four times Tuesday amid Japanese ceramics Chinese porcelains and Oriental bronzes. Highest bid for a statuette set by Sano Takachika sold to L A Lauthier for 300 with other notable buyers including M B Savage H Bishop Richard Seligman and E Post as sales run through week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bast Twenty-Third-St
L. A. Lauthier
M. B. Savage
H. Bishop
Richard Halstead Seligman
John Claftin
E. Post
Mother Forgives Runaway Pair
Daniel Taggart a West Farms motorman was arraigned at Morrisania police court on a charge of abducting and marrying Edith Leumer of Wakefield. The girl's mother asked no press of the complaint and favored their continuing to live together. both were released from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Taggart
West Farms
No. Ros Third-ave
Edith Leumer
Westchester-ave
White Plains Road
Wakefield
Morrisania
Taggert
New England Society of Brooklyn Elects Members and Directors
At the annual meeting in the Art Building Montaguest James McKeen presided and elected new members Rev Dr H P Dewey pastor of Church of the Pilgrims and Rev Dr L Mason Clara pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Directors named Justice Bartlett Franklin W Joseph A Burr S B Chandler William Ateldeta Jr and Theodore L Frothingham. Plans for speakers at the annual dinner are not finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Society of Brooklyn
Art Building
Montaguest
James McKeen
H. P. Dewey
Church of the Pilgrims
L. Mason Clara
First Presbyterian Church
Justice Bartlett
Franklin W. Joseph A. Burr
S. B. Chandler
William Ateldeta, Jr
Theodore L. Frothingham
Bankruptcy Discharges Granted to Seventeen Debtors
Judge Brown in the United States District Court discharged seventeen bankrupts yesterday. Homer Pennock, a miner at 6 Broadway, was discharged with assets and liabilities listed at 317404 and 102824 for Charles Schneider of West Eighty-third street formerly of Charles Schneider & Co. of Brooklyn. Max Hilborn of 215 Greene Street had a six and a half cent on the dollar composition with ties of 54685 and assets of 34335.
Neptune and Nereids Revel Over Shaving Perfume
The tale recounts a dropped box of Ed. Pinaud Extrait Vegetal perfumes scattering scent across the sea as Neptune and the Nereids vie for the bottles. Neptune proclaims Extrait Vegetal unmatched and decides to indulge in shaving with the luxury scent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Pinaud
Father Neptune
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Richmond, Vac
Qantas
Virginia Bat
the Earl OF Donoughmore
Furman L. Richardson
Charles H Stott
Senor Dep Quesada
J. A. Chanler
Police
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Red Games
Gay Dee le Zack Pheipe
Jon
W. J. Deboe
Merriman
Pride
Sister Fox
Phidias
Es Admetus
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Paxton
Acushia
Tor
Little Sallie
Jim Gore II
Charite Lm
Brown Vail
George Lebar
Uncle Bill
Utero
Servatiu
Tobias
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Isaac A. Mannes
Yocuntay
L. A
Servatius
William Paige
Boston
Tions Hind
Florian Tobias
A. Mannes
Mannes
Pat Mannes
J. A. Mannes
Moon
Ign
Florian Toblas
Paeke Reese
Toblas
NETS
Joseph W. Sprague
The
Grocers Association
Stern
Londonderry Lithia
Twelfth Regiment Review
Knickerbocker Club
Go. Cutler
Dr. A. L. Ramsey
E. O. Presley
J. H. Hendrick
A. D. Ferguson
W. W. Kellogs
C. & Schmitt
Frank Billeter
Bill Higgins
Curtsey
Carasalio
Hopbrook
Directum
Woodspike
Impartial
Federalist
Hawk
False Alarm
Red Spider
Uncle Josh
Innominatum
Lady Hasbein
Matchim
Callear
Kentucky
Hollowwood
Imperialist
Allaire
Blarneystone
Queen Carnival
Amorita
Dandy Boy
Provost
Lady Hayman
the Rogue
Oneck Queen
Mas
Toluca
Oread
Aalthea
Miss Mitchell
Kinnikinnie
Knight of the Garter
Decanter
Alsike
Borough
Albert
Root
Curtis Fund
the Fidelity and Casualty Company of
Anoum Asa
A. Tou
NEW England Society
Neptune
D. P. Beap
Tribone
Broadway
List-st
Vin
Td-st
Uth-Ave
12Th
Macy's
Columbus-ave
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