Surrogate's Court

8 January 1907
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate 
Daniel NOBLE of Queens County for court this week:
Wills case

WICKHAM, John
BACKUS, Charlotte
EMERY, Elizabeth
COLLINS, Bridget
MC ILROY, John
CROWE, Mary A.
KRAL, Aloise
ROLLING, Andrew
SCHUTTE, Anton
HENDRICKSON, D. Higbie
WOHLRAB, Emil
KOMMAIER, Sylvester

Accounting estate of
DENTON, Jacob
LABES, Caroline
MC DERMOTT, Mary
DEGER, Caroline K.
DEGER, John
FARRELL, Mary
WELLENBERGER, Elizabeth

Matter of estate of
SMITH, William R.
BAUM, Fredericke

Administration case
GREALISH, Martin P.

Transfer tax cases
POWELL, Rebecca J.
FITZPATRICK, Anna M.
WHITE, Abbie S.
MC BRIDE, Rosanna
FLEET, Elbert
BOFFERT, Katharina
SCHAAF, Catharine M.
TIMMANN, Carsten

Wills Filed To Be Probated at Jamaica
The following wills have been filed in the Queens County Surrogate's office
to be probated before Surrogate Daniel NOBLE:

WHITTEMORE
By will of Edward A. WHITTEMORE, late of Astoria, an estate valued at $4,000
real and $4,500 property is given in its entirety to his brother, Charles A.
WHITTEMORE.

WHITE
By will and codicil of Mary WHITE, late of Jamaica, an estate said to be
valued at over $10,000 personal property is disposed of as follows:  To her
nephew, Gilbert M. BRUSH, $2,000; to her nephew, Edward A. BRUSH, $1,000; to
her adopted daughter, Emma A. WHITE, $4,000; to her neice, Margaret BRUSH,
$1,000; to her neice, Phebe PLACE, $1,000.  It was also directed that $500,
which should have gone to her brother, Jonas BRUSH, is to be equally divided
between his three children, Gilbert, Edgar, and Emma.  The adopted daughter,
Emma A. WHITE, and the niece, Emma G. BRUSH are to equally divide the
household effects, wearing apparel, silverware, etc.  All the rest and
residue of her estate is to be equally divided between the adopted daughter
and the niece, Emma G. BRUSH, share and share alike.

BARTELS
By will of Christian BARTELS, late of Long Island City, an estate valued at
$3,700 personal property is left to his widow, Henrietta BARTELS.

BESEMER
By will of Agnes M. BESEMER, late of Jamaica, her estate is disposed of as
follows: After paying expenses of the funeral it is directed that a
headstone, similar to her husband's be erected over her grave.  The rest and
residue of the estate is to be equally divided between her sons, William E.,
Hudson L. and Douglass H. BESEMER and her daughter-in-law, Wilhelmina H.
BESEMER, share and share alike.  It is further directed that her
daughter-in-law is to have the use of the real estate as long as it is not
sold by the executors, without rent, in consideration of the care and
attention which she extended to the deceased during her long illness prior
to her death.

Letters of administration have been granted by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County, on the following estate:

PERRY
In the estate of James W. PERRY, late of Maspeth, valued at $500 personal
property to go to a widow and daughter.

CLEF
In the estate of Joseph CLEF, late of Long Island City, valued at $2,025
personal property to go to his father.

MILLER
In the estate of Catherine MILLER, late of Flushing, valued at $5,000 real
and $600 personal property to go to two daughters, a son and husband.

WHELFRATH
In the estate of Peter H. WHELFRATH, late of Long Island City, valued at
$600 personal property to go to his widow and son.

LEE
In the estate of Peter F. LEE, late of Flushing, valued at $500 personal
property to be divided between two sons.

REEVE
In the estate of Edward J. REEVE, late of Long Island City, valued at $400
personal property to be divided between a widow, a father, two brothers and
two sisters.

NIEDERSTEIN
In the estate of Kate NIEDERSTEIN, late of Middle Village, valued at $1,200
personal property to be divided between a husband, three daughters and two
sons.

RUTLEDGE
In the estate of Francis L. RUTLEDGE, late of Far Rockaway, valued at $100
personal and $100 real, to be divided between a widow, mother, four brothers
and a sister.

ARUNDEL
In the estate of Nellie ARUNDEL, late of Long Island City, valued at $400
personal property to be divided between a husband, brother and sister.

WENDELL
In the estate of Adam WENDELL, late of Newtown, valued at $125 personal
property, to go to his son.

ANGELBECK
In the estate of Frederick ANGELBECK, late of Jamaica, valued at $1,200
personal property, to be divided between a widow and three daughters.

Wills Filed for Probate this Week
The following wills have been filed for probate with Surrogate Daniel NOBLE,
and which bear local interest:

ROLLING
By will of Andrew ROLLING, late of Jamaica, an estate valued at $1,500 real
property is disposed of as follows: to his children, Margaret, Josephine,
George, Peter, Louisa and Andrew ROLLING, is given $25 each.  The rest and
residue of the estate is given to his widow, Josephine ROLLING, who is also
appointed guardian of the children.

KOMMAIER
By will of Sylvester KOMMAIER, late of Richmond Hill, an estate valued at
$1,100 and $100 personal property is given to his widow, Amelia.

WOHLARAB
By will of Emil WOHLARAB, late of Hammels station, an estate valued at over
$10,000 personal property, is disposed of as follows:  The will which was
executed on April 3d, 1893, leaves the entire estate to his wife, but she
having died before he did, the following provisions were made in the will in
such a case.  The estate is to be divided into three equal parts, one of
which is to go to his sister, M. Elizabeth EVERITT, and another to his
brother, Remson HENDRICKSON.  The other part is to be invested and the
income is to be paid to his siter, Margaret A. STRICKLAND during her life,
and at her death it is to be paid over to the brother and the sister before
mentioned.  In case of the death of either it is then to go to their issue
or if without issue to the survivor.  It is stated in the will that his
sister Sarah Ann HENDRICKSON, is not remembered by him because she is is
better situated financially than her brother and sisters.

COLLINS
By will of Mary COLLINS, late of Brooklyn Hills an estate valued at $3,00
real and $225 personal property is given to her brother, Hugh McCabe, of
Manhattan.  It gives the executor, Ernest HAUSSLER, of Brooklyn Hills, the
power to sell all property to meet her debts, etc.

Letters of administration have been granted by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County , in the following estates:

HUENNER
In the estate of Peter F. HUENNER, late of Long Island City, valued at $500
personal and $700 real propery to be divided between a widow, four sons and
three daughters.

DUGGAN
In the estate of Jospeh DUGGAN, late of Long Island City, valued at $2,000
personal property, to be divided between two brothers and a sister.

KNIDER
In the estate of Rose M. KNIDER, late of Ozone Park, valued at $300 personal
and $300 real property to be divided between the father, three brothers and
two sisters.

WEIDNER
In the estate of Elizabeth WEIDNER, late of Ridgewood, valued at $1,200
personal property to be divided between a husband, a son and a daughter.

HOFNER
In the estate of Martin HOFNER, late of Long Island City, valued at $300
personal property to be divided between a widow, two daughters and two sons.

GAEBLER
In the estate of Charles G. GAEBLER, late of Ridgewood, valued at $1,500
personal property, to be divided between the widow and the son.

HARRIS
In the estate of Florence H. HARRIS, late of Jamaica, valued at $7,000
personal and $1,500 real property, to go to her sister.

FEHN
In the estate of Josephine FEHN, late of  College Point, valued at $50, to
be divided between a mother, brothers and sisters.

FITZPATRICK
In the estate of Mary FITZPATRICK, late of Whitestone, vlaued at $150
personal property, to go to her husband.

EVERETT
In the estate of Emma EVERETT, late of Evergreen, valued at $100 personal
property to be divided between two daughters.

BURT
In the estate of James BURT, late of Richmond Hill, valued at $200 personal
and $3,000 real property, to go to a son.

BACCUS
In the estate of Felix BACCUS, late of Woodhaven, valued at $200 personal
and $2,500 real property, which is to go to a son.

VAN SICLEN
In the estate of Cornelia VAN SICLEN, late of Jamaica, valued at $2,000
personal and $10,000 real property, to be divided between two daughters and
six sons.

WEIL
In the estate of Paulina WEIL, late of Rosedale, valued at $13,000 personal
property, to be given to a husband and two sons.

POWELL
In the estate of Nellie E. POWELL, late of Brooklyn Hills, valued at $1,400
personal property, to be divided between a husband and a son.

WUNSCH
In the estate of Frederick J. WUNSCH, late of Richmond Hill, valued at
$3,000 personal property, to be divided between a brother and three sisters.

9 January 1907
Matter of estates of
ROBERTSON, Mary

Letters of testamentary to
BEDELL, Charlotte A. on estate of BEDELL, George, late of Jamaica South
BULMER, Christina on estate of BULMER, Charles W., late of Woodhaven
WOODS, Caroline E. on estate of MERIAM, Louise A., late of Richmond Hill
DONNELLY, Sarah M. on estate of DONNELLY, Joseph M., late of College Point

Letters  of administration to
GARLAND, Louisa, of Flushing on estate of GARLAND, Mary E.
O'DONNELL, Charles, residing in Jamaica, on estate of O'DONNELL, William R.
LEAHY, John and STAPLETON, Annie, both of Flushing, on estate of LEAHY,
Sarah
GUEREN, Ewald H., of Cerona, on estate of NAUMANN, Ottilie
TIMMONS, Edward J., of Laurel Hill, on estate of TIMMONS, Ellen

Limited letters of administration to
EPPLER, Grace, of Middle Village, on estate of EPPLER, Christian
DICKINSON, Mattie, of Long Island City, on estate of MINNICKS, Edward

Letters of guardianship to
ROLLING, Josephine, of Jamaica on estate of ROLLING, Peter, Andrew, and
Louisa
EHLENBERGER, George on estate of BEDELL, Florence, of Evergreen

15 January 1918
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County for court this week:

Will cases of 
ELDERT, Charles W.
BESEMER, Agnes M.

Matter of estate of
BAUM, Fredericka

Administration case of
GREALISH, Martin P.

Guardianship case of
BURGER, Ernest R.
BURGER, Minnie L.

Transfer tax case of
FITZPATRICK, Annie M.A.

During the past week the following business was transacted by Surrogate
Daniel NOBLE of Queens County:

Wills proved
COLLINS, Bridget
EMERY, Elizabeth
MC ILROY, John
BACKUS, Charlotte
CROWE, Mary A. {or LEADBEATER}
KRAL, Louis
SCHUTTE, Anton
HENDRICKSON, D. Higbie
ROLLING, Andrew
WOHLRAB, Emil
KORNMAIER, Sylvester

Decrees granted
Accounty estate of
DENTON, Jacob
DEGER, Caroline
DEGER, John
FARRELL, Mary
MC DERMOTT, Mary
WICKHAM, John

Order issued in transfer tax cases of
BOFFERT, Katrina
TIMMANN, Carsten
POWELL, Rebecca J.

Estate of Elbert FLEET off calendar

Letters of testimentary to
WELLMAN, Mary E, on estate of John MC ILROY, late of Long Island City
GILMARTIN, Elizabeth, on estate of Mary A. CROWE, late of Harnon, N.J.
ROLLING, Josephine, on estate of Andrew ROLLING, late of Jamaica
KORNMAIER, Amelia, on estate of Sylvester KORNMAIER, late of Richmond Hill
KRAL, Vaclav, on estate of Aloisie KRAL, late of Astoria
COLLINS, Lawrence J. and SMITH, William H., on estate of Bridget COLLINS,
	late of  Rockaway Beach
SCHUTTE, Marie, on estate of Anton SCHUTTE, late of Germania Heights
HENDRICKSON, Remson, on estate of D. Higbie HENDRICKSON, late of Jamaica
GENERY, Hippoltye A., on estate of Emil WOHLRAB, late of Hammels Station
EMERY, Charles, on estate of Elizabeth J. EMERY, late of Flushing

Letters of administration to
HILSZ, August, of Ridgewood Heights, on estate of August HILSZ
TORTON, Salvatore, of Long Island City, on estate of Pacific TORTON
LAWLOR, Ann and Michael H., of Flushing, on estate of Kate TORNEY
GILLIGAN, James J., of New York City, on estate of Jacob GORMAN
KURTZ, Adolf, of Borough of Queens, on estate of Frieda KREILZ

Letters of administration with will annexed to
BACKUS, William, of Glendale, on estate of Charlotte BACKUS
WARKENTIN, Alexander, of Astoria, on estate of Marie WARKENTIN

Adjournments
Accounting estate of
LABES, Caroline ­ February 5th
WELLENBERGER, Elizabeth ­ January 22nd

Matter of estate of
SMITH, William R. ­ January 29th

Transfer tax cases of
MC BRIDE, Rosanna ­ January 22nd
Abbie A. ­ January 22nd
SCHAAF, Catherine M. ­ February 5th

18 January 1918
Wills Filed this Week for Probate
The following wills have been filed for probate with Surrogate Daniel Noble
of Queens County.
By will of

MERIAN
MERIAN, Louise A., late of Richmond Hill, and estate valued at $200 real and
$675  personal property is bequeathed in its entirety to Phebe A. MERIAM, of
Jamaica.

ELDERT
By will of Charles W. ELDERT, late of Woodhaven, an estate valued at $5,000
real and $3,000 personal property is disposed of.

CONRAD
By will of Christine CONRAD, late of Whitestone, an estate valued at $3,00
real and $800 personal property, is disposed of.

GEIPEL
By will of Frederick August GEIPEL, late of Long Island City, an estate
valued at $100 personal property, the value of the real property being
unknown, is given to his widow, Louise Wilhelmina GEIPEL.  He also appoints
his widow sole executrix.

Letters of administration have been granted in the following estates:

BURKE
In the estate of An(nie)? BURKE, late of Long Island City, valued at $250
personal property which is to go to her father.

ALBOHN
In the estate of J.A.H. ALBOHN, late of Ridgewood, valued at $875 personal
and $350 real property, to be divided between his father, mother, two
brothers and sister.

DONNOLLY
In the estate of Catherine DONNOLLY, late of Long Island City, valued at
$600 personal property, to be divided between two sons.

RICHTER
In the estate of Frederick RICHTER, late of Rockaway Beach, valued at $700
personal property to be divided between a husband, two sons and a daughter.

HILL(?)
In the estate of Mary Hill(?), late of Woodside, valued at $2,000 personal
and $3,000 real property, which is to go to her son.

HUGHES
In the estate of James J. HUGHES, late of North Beach, valued at $500
personal property, to go to his widow.

SHAW
In the estate of Sarah E. SHAW, late of Springfield, valued at $1,200 real
and $50 personal property, to be divided between three daughters and a son.

SMITH
In the estate of Magdalena SMITH, late of Astoria, valued at $3,000 real and
$3,000 personal property to be divided between her husband and two sons.

VAN ALST
In the estate of Sarah M. VAN ALST, late of Laurel Hill, valued at $160
personal property, to be divided between her husband and two sons.

ALDEN
In the estate of Ada L. ALDEN, late of Glendale, valued at $125 personal
property, to go to her husband.

GARDNER
In the estate of Mary GARDNER, late of Flushing, valued at $1,100 personal
property to go to her husband.

RYAN
In the estate of Washington Irving RYAN, late of Flushing, valued at $1,200
personal property to be divided between his brother, two half brothers and a
niece.

MICKLE
In the estate of Elizabeth MICKLE, late of Woodside, valued at $3,200
personal property and $2,500 real property, to go to her daughter.

22 January 1907
Grand and Trial Jurors Panels Drawn
Panels of Grand and Trial Jurors for a county court, Judge Burt Jay HUMPHREY
presiding at Long Island City, in and for the County of Queens, on Monday,
February 4th, have been drawn as follows:
Grand Jurors

Long Island City
GIBBONS, Samuel N., (269)? Nott avenue
HOTCHINSON, James, 20 Stevens street
NEARY, Edward J., 134 First street
SAUL, Louis J. H., 429 Ninth avenue

Newtown
KLEIN, Valentine, Woodside
SPRINGSTEEN, David, Elmhurst
HADINGER, Gustave, Maspeth
SMITH, Edgar, Elmhurst
REY, Rudolph, Middle Village
GREEN, Oliver H., Elmhurst
EDLER, Gustave A., Woodside
BARDENHAUER, Henry L., Elmhurst
YOUNG, Howard B., Woodside
HERTLE, Charles F., Woodside

Flushing
GOLSNER, George, College Point
SIMMONS, William P., Flushing
SCHLESSINGER, Alfred H., College Point

Jamaica
HIGBIE, George H., Springfield
HOPKINS, John B., Ozone Park
REHLE, John J., Jamaica
S(???)MAN, Edgar L., Ozone Park
NOBLE, Ward B., Richmond Hill
HARTMAN, Frank, Ozone Park
BAYLIS, John M., Springfield

Trial Jurors

Long Island City
HIPP, Frank, 107 Wilbur avenue
PAYNTAR, Thomas S., 247 Jackson avenue
FERRIS, William E., 509 Ninth avenue
ANDREWS, George C., 91 Bodine street
MUTHER, Alexander G., 17 Prospect street
MECHINCH, Jacob, 112 Greenpoint avenue
SARVIS, James, 464 Washington avenue
HATLAK, Edward J., 466 Washington street
PRICE, Henry B., 569 Eighth avenue
MC GRAUW, Isaac, 338 Eighth avenue
IMBIEROWIC, Anton, 376 (H?)ancock street
TRUDDEN, Francis C., 64 Fourth street
EISEN, Theodore, Radde street

Newtown
REISER, Rudolph, Metropolitan
REILLEY, Patrick, Laurel Hill
CANNON, George H., Elmhurst
CAMPBELL, Samuel J., Elmhurst
HERTLE, Charles L., Woodside
KAISER, John, Maspeth
UPSON, Edward S., North Beach
BECKER, Bernard, Winfield
FERTSCH, Charles, Evergreen
BROESDORF, Otto, Woodside
DAVIS, Edward J., Maspeth
BAXTER, Alexander, Elmhurst
TYMAN, Joseph M., Winfield
HAMILTON, Wm. F., Elmhurst

Flushing
KRUDOF, Martin, Whitestone
RAPELYEA, Elijah P., Flushing
MERRICK, Edward, Flushing
WILDE, Alfred, Flushing
VAN NOSTRAND, William H., Little Neck
BROADMAN, Edward H., Flushing

Jamaica
ELDERT, Ditmars, Jamaica
OBERGLOCK, Andrew, Morris Park
SEARLES, John W., Jamaica
PETERSON, Herbert, Richmond Hill
WYANT, Frank, Brooklyn Hills
WEEKS, William H., Richmond Hill
SPAULDING, Wellington H., Jamaica
HICKS, Charles G., Ozone Park
COURTNEY, George J., Richmond Hill
CARMAN, Samuel E., Jamaica
WICKS, George H., Richmond Hill
EDMUND, Andrew G., Richmond Hill
STYLES, Thomas, Jamaica

Rockaways
SCHAIN, Charles D., Rockaway
GEORGE, Albert E., Oceanus

Supreme Court, Part I.
A panel of trial jurors for a term of Supreme Court, Part I, Justice William
CARR, presideing, to be held at Flushing in and for Queens County, on
Monday, February 4th has been drawn as follows:

Long Island City
HADDEN, Arthur, 310 Radde street
LAUSCHNER, William, 476 Eleventh avenue
SCHUELER, John L.E., 7 Davis street
KELLY, William H., 384 Van Pelt street
MEAGHER, Thomas, 27 Stevens street
NEHRBAUER, Nicholas, Sr., 685 Tenth avenue
GERKIN, Dietrich, 109 Newtown avenue
HELMUTH, Francis C., 248 Van Alst avenue
GARDNER, Charles, 657 Second avenue
LAUBENHEINER, William H., 92 Sanford street

Newtown
HARTMAN, Carl, Elmhurst
HERT, Peter, Laurel Hill
CORDTMEYER, Frank H., Woodside
DOBBINS, John F., Elmhurst
GILSON, Clement, Woodside
DALY, George B., Winfield
RITTER, Charles F., Woodside
SCHARF, George J., Laurel Hill
BUMMER, Paul, Elmhurst
GARTLEMAN, Herman, Winfield
LOSEE, Charles, Maspeth
SEITZ, John, Elmhurst
WALL, Thomas, Elmhurst

Flushing
PECK, Edward M., Bayside
DURHOLZ, Herman, College Point
LAIGHTON, Alfred T., Flushing
ROSE, William G., Whitestone
CLUNE, John, Flushing
WHITTAKER, Wm. H., Flushing
SCHULTZE, Carl, Flushing
DONCOURT, Adolph, Flushing
LINCOLN, George M., Flushing
COX, Edmund D., Flushing

Jamaica
KLINE, Joseph R., Ozone Park
BROWN, Abraham H., Richmond Hill
STUART, Sanford, Ozone Park
ADAMS, Charles, Brooklyn Hills
CARMAN, John E., Richmond Hill
FOSTER, Amaziah, Jr., Springfield
OAKLEY, Walter, Hollis
HENDRICKSON, John, Springfield
BELL, James A., Woodhaven
BAUMANN, Frederick A., Woodhaven
RUTLAND, Walter C., Hollis

Rockaway
BYRNE, Thomas, Seaside
TIERNEY, Lawrence, Far Rockaway
HOLLAND, Arthur, Oceanus

Supreme Court, Part II.
A panel of trial jurors for a term of Supreme Court, Part II, Justice
Frederick E. CRANE presiding, at Flushing, in and for Queens County, on
Monday, February 4th, have been drawn as follows:

Long Island City
WEITZEL, Charles F., ?? Ely avenue
GORDON, James 393 Ely avenue
LOCKNER, John J., 223 Elm street
KIEFABER, Henry, 421 Fifteen avenue
IMBIEROWIC, Henry H., 307 Freeman avenue, Long Island City

Newtown
WALZ, Jacob, Winfield
O'CONNOR, Daniel, Maspeth
CORELL, John V., Corona
HAVILAND, Warren K., Maspeth
SCHELD, William, Elmhurst
RODEN, William, Winfield
WIEBALK, Henry, Maspeth
STIEHL, William, Corona
STEWART, Charles H., Corona
DONALDSON, Benjamin J., Evergreen
SCHELL, John, Corona
VAN DORN, James W., Glendale
KELLY, Thomas F.J., Elmhurst
BOSSERT, Jacob, Evergreen

Flushing
ELLIOTT, Robert H.E., Flushing
HIPPLE, John L., Whitestone
DIEDSCHLEY, Edward, College Point
COX, Charles D., College Point
NEUBAUER, Frank, College Point
SCHATTUCK, William H., Flushing
FRICK, Charles, College Point
HOLTZHARMER, John, Flushing
MEYER, Peter, Bayside
SOLTAN, William F., Flushing
BARMEYER, August, Bayside
BOWNE, Edgar, Flushing
LAUL, George, Flushing

Jamaica
AROBB, Willis, Richmond Hill
VAN ZANDT, Eugene, Jamaica
COLLINS, Charles G., Richmond Hill
RABE, Adolph, Jamaica
STEKEMAN, Henry W., Brooklyn Hills
JAMISON, Patrick, Ozone Park
RIECHARD, John F., Richmond Hill
WATTS, Geo, Spingfield
BRUNO, Alexander, Jamaica
FULLBROOK, Joseph C., Brooklyn Hills
WESSOLOCK, Augustus W., Richmond Hill
FOUQUET, Charles, Ozone Park

Rockaway
MC LOUGHLIN, Thomas J., Far Rockaway
OTTENS, William H., Arverne
MAY, John C., Far Rockaway
CORNING, John, Hammels

The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County for court this week:
Will cases of
GEIGER, Eva
BARTELS, Christian
MULLER, Herman
HARTFORD, John J.
WILKINS, William H.

Accounting estate of
WELLENBERGER, Elizabeth

Matter of estate of
ROGERS, Isabella
ROBERTSON, mary
ROBERTS, Helen Roff
MULLER, Henry
BAU(M)?, Frederick

Administration cases on estate of
MC BRIDE, Rosanna
WHITE, Albine S.

During the past week the following business was transacted by Surrogate
Daniel NOBLE of Queens County:

Will cases proved on estate of
ELDERT, Charles W.
BESEMER, Agnes M.

Order granted in matter of estate of
STEPHAN, Peter

Decree granted in administration case of
GREALISH, Martin P.

Application  of creditors in administration case of
GREALISH, Martin P. [denied]

Transfer tax in matter of estate of
FITZPATRICK, Annie M.A., [ordered by consent]

Decree granted in guardianship case of
BURGER, Ernest R. and Minnie L.

Letters testamentary to
CONRAD, Edmund J. on estate of Christine CONRAD, late of Whitestone
SIEFERT, Caroline on estate of Emil G. SIEFERT, late of College Point

Letters of administration to
SCHLIESSSMANN, Anna, of Corona on estate of Anton SCHLIESSMANN,
BEDOIN, Elizabeth Townsend, of Flushing on estate of Caroline TOWNSEND
GREALISH, Ellen F., of Jamaica on estate of Martin P. GREALISH
HESS, Cornelia M. and Herbert, of Whitestone on estate of Herman HESS
SHIPMAN, Elliott W. of Richmond Hill, on estate of Lizzie R. SHIPMAN
CLARKE, Mary R. and Eugene R., of Long Island City, one estate of Owen
CLARKE
ULRICH, Vincent of Long Island City, one estate of Emma ULRICH
GIBSON, Edward Tyler, of Long Island, on estate of Jane GIBSON
KENNEDY, Mary C. of Flushing on estate of John DUNN

Limited letters of administration to
DUNAJ, Mary of Jamaica on estate of Jusif DUNAJ
CARTER, Lucy of Flushing on estate of Alice CARTER

Letters of public administrator issued to
SCHNELLER, C.J. on estate of Carl SEVECKE

Business Transacted Before Surrogate NOBLE
Letters of administration have been granted by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County, on the following estates:

CONNELLY
In the estate of Matilda CONNELLY, late of Long Island City, valued at
$1,500 personal property, to be divided between two nephews, four nieces and
grand nephew and grand niece.

FLYNN
In the estate of James J. FLYNN, late of Long Island City, valued at $100
personal propery to be divided between a widow and three sons

O'CONNOR
In the estate of Michael O'CONNOR, late of Jamaica, valued at $100 personal
paroperty, to be divided between a widow, two sons and two daughters.

SHAW
In the estate of Joseph SHAW, late of Jamaica, valued at $200 personal and
$250 real property, to be divided between a widow and two daughters.

ASHLOCK
In the estate of Lucy E. ASHLOCK, late of Richmond Hill, valed at $215
personal property, to go to her mother.

KUGLER
In the estate of Dora KUGLER, late of College Point, valued at $100 personal
property to be divided among her three children.

MULZER
In the estate of George MULZER, late of Corona, valued at $400 personal
property and $4,500 real property, to go to his widow.

The following wills have been filed in the Queens County Surrogate's office
with Surrogate NOBLE for probate:

ALBERT
By will of Lewis ALBERT, late of Woodside, an estate valued at $3,500 real
and $1,00  personal property is given to his widow, Madgelena ALBERT.

HARTFORD
By will of John J. HARTFORD, late of Glendale, an estate valued at $1,100
personal property given to Theresa VANDENWYNGAARD, his sister.

WILKINS
By will of William H. WILKINS, late of Whitestone, an estate valued at
$21,000 real property and $13,00  personal property is disposed of as
follows:  To his daughter, Ann Eliza HORTON, he gives the premises on which
he lived at the time of his death on the north side of Seventeenths street,
at Whitestone, together with all the household furniture; to his
granddaughter, Adeline W. HORTON, is given $1,000.  All the rest and residue
of the estate is given to the three daughters, Adeline KENT, Ann Eliza
HORTON and Letitia M. VAN SICLEN, share and share alike.  A codicil is made
to the will whereby the name of William P. KENT, his son-in-law, is
withdrawn as executor according to the will.  His daughter, Ann Eliza
HORTON, is appointed sole executrix without security.

MULLER
By will of Herman MULLER, late of Richmond Hill, an estate valed at $800
personal property is given in its entirety to his widow, Margaret MULLER.

STUDT
By will of Ferdinand Gustave STUDT, late of Flushing, an estate, which is
said to be valued at less than $10,000 is given in its entirety to his
widow, Louise Sylvie STUDT, and appoints her sole executrix without bonds.
The will was executed on March 26th, 1890, and was witnessed by Howard and
Edith CROSBY at 325 East Seventeenth street, Manhattan.  He also has two
brothers and two sisters who are heirs of the estate and who live at present
in Germany.  The widow, who was made executrix, now resides at Mentone,
France.  STUDT died on March 27th, 1906.

DUNNE
By will of George B. DUNNE, late of Richmond Hill, an estate which the
amount of the real and personal property is unknown, is left in its entirety
to his widow, Cecelia R. DUNNE, and at her death the estate is to be given
to his daughter, A. Isabel DUNNE.  In the will the testator directs that at
the death of his widow she should be buried at his ŠŠŠ.  Cemetery, Brooklyn
[rest missing]

28 January 1907
Wills Probated by County Surrogate

RHEINBOLD
By will of Alois RHEINBOLD, late of Long Island City, and estate valued at
$2,000 real and $100 personal property is given to his widow, Katharina
RHEINBOLD, for her use and benefit, during her life.  At her death what is
left of the estate is to go to his son Conrad, who, it is stated by the
will, has supported his father and mother for some time past.  The other
children of the executor, the testator claims, have plenty of money of their
own.  It is also the desire of the testator that his widow shall save as
much money of the estate as possible, but she has the right to sell or
mortgage the real estate should she need the same for her livelihood.

GRIFFIN
By will of Mary GRIFFIN, late of Bayside, an estate valued at $1,200 real
and $2,600 personal property is disposed of as follows: One-half of the
estate is to be taken by the executrix and the income of this is to go to
her son George.  At his death what remains of this bequest is to go to his
issue, if any, and if none, then to the residue of the estate.  The residue
of the estate is to go to her daughter Elizabeth ANDERSON.

HART
By will of John HART, late of Long Island City, an estate valued at $14,000
real and $1,000 personal property is disposed of as follows:  He bequeaths
to Mary PURVIS the house and premises at 53 Fourth street, Long Island City,
where she now resides, and at her death the house is to go to his cousin,
Michael HART.  All the rest and residue of the estate is to go to his
cousin, Julia L. MC DONALD.

BARBER
By will of Willard A. BARBER, late of Woodside, an estate of $6,000 personal
property is disposed of as follows:  To his son, John J. BARBER and
daughter, Hannah M. EDWARDS, is given one-sixth of the estate to be invested
and the income therefrom is to go towards the support and education of his
grandchildren, Willis, John, Frank and Joseph BARBER, the children of Isaac
BARBER.  If this part of the estate is not sufficient enough should be taken
or invested to properly educate and support these children.  As the children
become of age he or she is to be given his or her share of the amount so set
aside or one-quarter of the amount invested.  His children, Ann Jane
TIERNEY, Hannah M. EDWARDS, John J. BARBER, Elizabeth A. DAWLEY and Willard
A. BARBER, Jr. are to each receive a sixth share of the estate.

29 January 1907
Surrogate's Court
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE of Queens
County for court this week:
Tuesday, January 29th ­

Will cases of
DIGNAN, Matthew
GEIPEL, Frederick August
DUNN, George B.
HART, John
BURNS, Patrick

Accounting estate of
MULLER, Margaret M.

Matter of estate of
SMITH, William
ETTRICH, Marie Bertha
FIERO, Jacob

Transfer tax case estate of
MC BRIDE, Rosanna

The following business was transacted by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of Queens
County:
Wills proved:
GEIGER, Eva
BARTELS, Christian
MULLER, Hermann
HARTFORD, John J.
WILKINS, William H.

Order granted in matter of estate of
MULLER, Henry
ROBERTS, Helen Roff

Estate of
BAUM, Fredericka {off calendar}

Decree granted in administration case of
STEVENSON, James

Accounting estate of
WELLENBERGER, Elizabeth {no answer}

Transfer tax matter of estate of
WHITE, Abbie S. {no answer}

Letters testamentary to
HORTON, Ann Eliza on estate of William H. WILLIAMS, late of Whitestone
ALBERT, Magdalena, on estate of Louis ALBERT, late of Woodside
WYNGAARD, Theresa Vanden, on estate of John J. HARTFORD, late of Glendale
GEIGER, Valentine F., on estate of Eva GEIGER, late of College Point
BARTELS, Henrietta, on estate of Christian BARTELS, late of Long Island City
MULLER, Margaret, on estate of Herman MULLER, late of Richmond Hill
BESEMER, Wilhelmina H. and William E., on estate of Agnes BESEMER, late of
     Jamaica
ANDERSON, Elizabeth, on estate of  Mary ANDERSON
THOMPSON, Ellen on estate of Rachel WILLIAMS, of Evergreen

Letters of administration to
WHITE, Mary, of Long Island City on estate of Thomas WHITE
SCHRIEBER, Mamie, of Long Island City, on estate of Joseph BLAHA, of Astoria
                                                                       On
estate of Frank BLAHA
SHIRE, Henry J., of College Point on estate of Emma SHIRE
ALTHAGE, August of West New Brighton on estate of Michael SCHRODEL
STEVENSON, James A. of Long Island City on estate of James STEVENSON

Limited letters of administration to
BOUGHEN, Samuel of Flushing, on estate of Rosella BOUGHEN

Letters of guardianship to
BREMER, Annie, of Queens, on estate of William T. BREMER
JONES, Melvina, of Glendale, on estate of George W. HARTFORD

Adjournments
Matter of estate of
ROGERS, Isabella F., February 26th
ROBERTSON, Mary, February 5th

6 February 1907
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County for court this week:
Tuesday, February 5th ­
Will cases of

WHITE, Mary
BARBER, Willard A.
KUH, Alexander
SEEBERGER, George
WINE, James M.
PLATZ, Mary
HART, John

Accounting estate of
LABER, Caroline
GRAHAM, Alexie
MEYER, Cord

Matter of estate of
WADDELL, Margaret
ROBERTSON, Mary
HINCHMAN, Geo. W.
MULLER, Herman
ETTRICH, Marie Bertha

Real estate proceedings of
HUBBELL, Ella L.

Transfer tax case of
SCHAAF, Catherine M.

The following business was transacted by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE of Queens
County
Wills proved
DIGNAN, Matthew
GEIPEL, August
DUNN, George B.
BURNS, Patrick

Objections filed in cases of
HART, John

Decree granted in accounting estate of
MULLEN, Margaret M.

Matter of estate of
FIERO, Jacob {no answer}

Transfer tax in matter of estate of
MC BRIDE, Rosanna {held}

Letters testamentary to
STUDT, Louise Sylvie, on estate of Ferdinand Gustave STUDT, late of Flushing
SHANNON, William H. and Howard J., on estate of Ellen W.H. SHANNON, late of
Jamaica
SULLIVAN, Joseph, on estate of Michael J. SULLIVAN, late of Corona
DUNN, Cecelia R., on estate of George R. DUNN, late of Richmond Hill
BURNS, Catherine, on estate of Patrick BURNS, late of Flushing

Letters of administration to
DONOHUE, John J., of New York City, on estate of Francis DONOHUE
BOUKER, DeWitt C., of Far Rockaway, on estate of DeWitt C. BOUKER
GERHARD, Susie, of Maspeth, on estate of H. SCHAFFELD
KELSEY, Jesse W., of Queens, on estate of Lemma Annette KELSEY
DELAMAIN, Henry I., of College Point, on estate of Henry W. DELAMAIN
WRIGHT, Margaret A., of Hollis, on estate of Caroline Amelia ELLIOTT

Limited letters of administration to
CHRISTIANSEN, Caroline, of Far Rockaway, on estate of Charles CHRISTIANSEN
FINNEGAN, Emma F., of Long Island City, on estate of Patrick FINNEGAN

Letters of guardianship to
DUNN, Cecelia R., on estate of Amelia Isabel DUNN, of Richmond Hill
DELAMAIN, Henry I., on estate of Eleanor R., William H., Robert B., Madeline
B., and 
Charles M. DELAMAIN, of College Point

Adjournments
Matter of estate of
SMITH, Wm. R. ­ February 19th.

12 February 1907
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE of Queens
County:
Wednesday, February 13th
Will case of
HART, John

Thursday, February 14th
Accounting estate of
GRIMM, George and Carrie

The following business was transacted by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE of Queens
County
Wills proved
WHITE, Mary
BARBER, Willard A.
SEEBERGER, George
WINE, James M.
PLATZ, Mary

Decree granted in accounting estate of
GRAHAM, Alexander
MEYER, Cord

Matter of estate of
ROBERTSON, Mary {no answer}

Orders granted in estates of
ETTRICH, Marie Bertha
MILLER, Herman

Order granted in real estate proceeding of
HUBBELL, Ella L.

Letters testamentary to
HERRIE, Jacob N., on estate of Joseph BLANK, late of College Point
SEEBERGER, Hanna, on estate of George SEEBERGER, late of Middle Village
GUTMAN, Abraham L. and NANHEIM, Simson, on estate of Alexander KUH, late of
Far Rockaway
PUPKE, Mary on estate of Mary PLATZ, late of Woodhaven

Letters of administration to
FARRELL, William H., of Jamaica on estate of Mary E. FARRELL
DONO, Rudolph, of College Point, on estate of Emma KONZET
KOUWENHOVEN, Frannie Garretta, of Steinway, on estate of Harriet
     KOUWENHOVEN
SHAPIRO, Rachel, of Corona, on estate of Louis SHAPIRO
BERGSTROM, B. Alfred, of Astoria, on estate of Jennie BERGSTROM, formerly
Jennie 
ANDERSON
CASEY, William J., of Long Island City, on estate of James  A. CASEY
FICKINGER, Elizabeth of Maspeth, on estate of Adam FICKINGER
CA(R?)PENTER, John R., and HENDRICKSON, Nathaniel C., both of Jamaica on
estate of Phebe R. NOSTRAND

Limited letters of administration to
PALESI, Pasquale, of Long Island City, on estate of Girardo PALESI

Letters of administration de bonnis issued to
JACKSON, Mary E., of Hempstead, on estate of John A. BURDETT

Letters of guardianship to
HIGGINS, Annie of Corona, on estate of Margaret MURPHY
RAPP, Paul of Ridgewood, on estate of Frederick J. and Robert E. RAPP
SHAPIRO, Rachel, of Corona, on estate of Ira and Estelle SHAPIRO
BULMER, Christina, of Borough of Queens, on estate of Harry T. and William
F. 
BULMER

Adjournments
Accounting estate of
LABE, Caroline ­ March 15th

Matter of estate of
WADDELL, Margaret ­ February 19th
HINCHMAN, George W. ­ February 19th

Transfer tax matter in estate of
SCHAAF, Catherine M. ­ February 19th

Estate of 
GLOCK, Bernard {submitted}

13 February 1907
The following wills have been filed for probate with Surrogate Daniel NOBLE
of Queens County.

JUNGER
By will of Regina JUNGER, late of Long Island City, an estate valued at
$2,000 real and $400 personal property is disposed of as follows:  After all
debts are paid from insurance moneys the balance is to be divided between
the three children, Frederick JUNGER, Lena DUERWALD and Kate MEYER, share
and share alike, to the son Andrew JUNGER, is given $10; all the remainder
of the estate except the household furniture to be equally divided between
Frederick JUNGER, Lena DUERWALD, Kate MEYER and the grandchildren, May,
Lillie, Andrew and Regina.  It is specially directed that the grandchildren
are to receive one-fourth of the residuary of the estate.  The furniture is
to be equally divided between the two daughters, Lena and Kate.

CLARKE
By will of Mary R. CLARKE, late of Long Island City, an estate valued at
$16,000 real property is to be disposed of as follows:  One thousand dollars
is to be given to the executor to be placed in trust an the income of this
trust is to go to her nephew, Eugene Ray BRUNDAGE, until he becomes
twenty-one years of age.  If he should die before he is twenty-one years of
age, it is directed that this trust is to be turned over to the residue of
the estate.  The remainder of the estate is to be put in trust for her
children.  At the time the youngest son becomes twenty-one years of age the
estate is then to be converted into cash and equally divided between her
seven children, Jane H., Eugene J., Edward, William, Murtie, Joseph and
John.  

JOHN
By will of Bertha JOHN, late of Whitestone, an estate valued at $3,000 real
property is given in its entirety to her husband, Frank M. JOHN.

BLANK
By will of Joseph BLANK, late of College Point, an estate valued at $800
personal property is disposed of as follows:  To his son William BLANK, is
given $5, to his son Herbert BLANK is given $5.  All the rest and residue of
the estate is to equally divided between Emilie and Karolina BLANK.

RAPELYEA
By will of Mary RAPELYEA, late of Whitestone, an estate valued at $10,500
real and $500 personal property is disposed of as follows:  To Martin I.
RAPELYEA is given the property at the northeast corner of Eighth avenue and
Twenty-fourth street, Whitestone; to Martin RAPELYEA, her husband is given
one-half of all the rest and remainder of the estate until her remarries or
his death.  At his death or remarriage it is directed that one-half interest
of that given to the husband shall go to her son, Martin Irving RAPELYEA.
The husband and son, Martin I. RAPELYEA, are appointed executors without
bonds.  Mrs. RAPELYEA died on January 16th, 1907, and the will was executed
January 23d, 1906 and was witnessed by Edwin P. ROE and J.C.F. CONKLIN, of Whitestone.

PLATZ
By will of Mary PLATZ, late of Woodhaven, an estate valued at $10,000 and
$25 personal property is disposed of as follows:  To her granddaughter, Mary
Anna PUPKA, is given a house and two acres of land, where the testator
resided at Woodhaven.  It is directed that her husband, Charles PLATZ, is to
have the right to occupy this property during his life.  All the rest and
residue of the farm and real estate is given to her daughter for the
following purposes:  $700 for a monument in Calvary Cemetery and a railing
about the burial plot; $500 for the repose of the testator's soul and for
that of her husband; $300 is to be paid for grave.

SULLIVAN
By will of Michael J. SULLIVAN, late of Corona, an estate valued at $2,500
real and $20,00 {2,000?} personal property is disposed of as follows: To
Maurice SULLIVAN, of Chicago is given $500; the rest and remainder of the
estate is to be divided between the  three children, as follows:  To Joseph
SULLIVAN, four tenths part, to May SULLIVAN, three tenths, to Catherine
GROGEN three tenths, ex-Assembly man Joseph SULLIVAN, the son is appointed executor.

20 February 1907
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE of Queens
County for court this week.
Will cases of 
MC CORMICK, James
MEE, James
SHAPIRO, Louis
TYRELL, Robert
BEHRINGER, John S.
JOHN, Bertha
WALLACE, Mary
CLARKE, Mary R.
JUNGER, Regina

Accounting estate of
THURSBY, Martin K.
DEMPSEY, Margaret L.
FELITTI, Nicholas
SILLECK, Daniel D.
HUBBELL, Dorothy

Matter of estate of
HUBBELL, Dorothy
SMITH, William R.
ENOS, John Roland
WADDELL, Margaret
HINSHMAN, George W.

Real estate proceedings of estate of
LEWIS, Thomas

Administration case of
SOUDERN, Charles

Transfer tax case of
SMITH, Catherine
SCHAAF, Catherine M.

During the past week the following business was transacted by the Surrogate:
Wills proved
HART, John

Letters testamentary
RIGNAN, Richard
BARTLEY, Oliver A. and JAY, William H.E., on estate of Matthew DIGNAN, late
of Rockaway Beach
WINE, Emma L., and ANDERSON, Edwin B., on estate of James M. WINE, late of
Woodhaven
PERRY, Geoge H., on estate of Mary WHITE, late of Jamaica
BAECKER, Louisa Wilhemina, on estate of Louisa SCHMIDT, late of College
Point
PECK, George Leete, on estate of George L. PECK, late of Jamaica
RAPELYEA, Martin and Martin Irving, on estate of Mary A. RAPELYEA, late of
Whitestone
MARTIN, Wilhelmina V., on estate of Robert S. MARTIN, late of Ozone Park
MC DONALD, Julia L, on estate of A. Nettleton HIGBIE, late of Springfield

Letters of administration to
FORSTNER, Annie, of Maspeth, on estate of George J. FORSTNER
SCHMIDT, Andrew, of Elmhurst, on estate of Elizabeth SCHMIDT
YOUNG, Evyleen B., of Woodside, on estate of Howard B. YOUNG
HALLETT, Elbert, of Flushing, on estate of Charles A. TWAY
LOCKER, Alfred of, Woodside, on estate of Kate LOCKER
WEBER, August, of Long Island City, on estate of Sophie SCHLOTT

Limited letters of administration to
MESLOH, Katie, Borough of Queens, on estate of Henry J. MESLOH
PETERSON, Christine, of Maspeth, on estate of Fred PETERSON

25 February 1907
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County for court this week:
Will case of
COLLINS, Mary
VAN ALST, Sarah M.
KUHN, Peter
KUHL, Maria C.W.
BARDENHEUER, Julius
CARPENTER, Daniel H.
STATESIR, William H.
SERIDAN, Julia 
GREEN, Mary A.
SHAPIRO, Louis

Accounting estate of
NOSTRAND, Nicholas W.
KASTEN, Max
TAYLOR, William M. Jr.

Matter of estate of
ROGERS, Isabelle F.
VAN ALST, Sarah

Administration case of
MC KENSIE, James S.

Transfer tax case in matter of estate of
SMITH, Catherine

During the past week the following business was transacted by Surrogate
Daniel NOBLE, of Queens County.
Wills proved
MC CORMICK, James
TYRRELL, Robert
WALLACE, Mary
MEE, James
JUNGER, Regina
JOHN, Bertha
CLARK, Mary R.
BEHRINGER, John S.

Decrees granted in accounting estate of
HUBBELL, Dorothy
THURSBY, Martin (K?)
DEMPSEY, Catherine
SILLECK, Daniel C.

Estate of
WADDELL, Margaret [held on calendar]

Order granted in matter of estate of
HINCHMAN, George W.
ROLAND, John, Enos [no answer]
SCHAAF, Catherine M. [no answer]

Decree granted in administration case of
SOUDERN, Charles

Letters testamentary to
RICHARDSON, Rodman, on estate of James SOMERS, late of Flushing
CREIGHTON, Mary Morris, on estate of Annie Morris KERENS
BARBER, John J. and EDWARDS, Hannah M., on estate of Willard A. BARBER, late
of Woodside
JOHN, Frank M., on estate of Bertha JOHN, late of Whitestone
KENNA, Margaret on estate of James MC CORMICK, late of Flushing
WHITE, Patrick J., on estate of Rose WHITE, late of Long Island City
MURPHY, John H., on estate of Mary WALLACE, late of Long Island City
PFAUS, Barbara, on estate of John S. BEHRINGER, late of Elmhurst
VAN WICKLEN, Mary and LEWIS, Henrietta on estate of Rebecca BOERUM, late of
Aqueduct
BARRY, James F., on estate of Patrick DOYLE, late of Long Island City
PFISTER, Buckard, on estate of George PFISTER, late of Jamaica

Letters of administration to
KELLY, Louise, of Long Island City, on estate of Henry KELLY
GOLDBERG, Julius A., of Corona, and Mamie GOLDBERG, of New York City, on
estate of Esther R. GOLDBERG
WILLETS, Charles A., of Flushing, on estate of M. Adelia de WILLETS
AMBERMAN, Ida, of Springfield, on estate of Elzabeth MARTIN
FOGARTY, John, of Evergreen, on estate of Patrick RYAN
VAN DELAAN, Louise, of Dunton, on estate of Katharina RICHARZ
THURMANN, Mary, of long Island City, on estate of Philip FESSLER
MILLER, Sarah J., of Jamaica, on estate of Sarah Elizabeth MILLER
WARNECKE, Antonie, of New York City, on estate of Charles SOUDERN
(??)HNSON, Mary G., of Long Island City, on estate of Henrietta STIVERS

Limited letters of administration to
DERVIN, Henry J., of Long Island City, on estate of Patrick DERVIN

Letters of administration de bonnis issued to
COTTER, Helen, of Long Island City, on estate of Robert J. COTTER

Letters of guardianship issued to
RYAN, Edward, of Brooklyn, NY on estate of Michael, Elizabeth, Mary and
Thomas MAHONEY
EASTON, Frank L. of Jamaica, on estate of Florence T. EASTON

Adjournment ­
Accounting estate of
FELITTI, Nicolaus ­ March 5th

Matter of estate of
SMITH, William R. ­ March 19th
HINCHMAN, George W. ­ March 5th

Real estate proceeding in estate of
LEWIN, Thomas, March 5th

The following wills have been filed with Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of Queens
County for probate:

DAINTY
By will of Ann M. DAINTY, late of Long Island City, an estate valued at
$2,100 personal and $2,000 real property, is given in its entirety to her
husband, Joseph Dainty.

WHITE
By will of Rose WHITE, late of Long Island City, an estate valued at $9,000
real property and $50 personal property, is disposed of as follows:  To her
two sons Patrick J. and Theodore WHITE, is given all of the personal
property, share and share alike; to her son Patrick is given the real estate
in Brooklyn on the south side of Greenpoint avenue to Theodore is given the
real estate in Long Island City.  The rents and incomes are to go toward
paying the mortgages of the estate.

KERENS
By will of Annie Morris KERENS, late of Long Island City, an estate valued
at $3,000 real and $4,000 personal property, is given to her daughter Mary
Morris CREIGHTON, of 560 Second avenue, Astoria, whom she also appoints
executrix of the estate.

STATESIR
By will of William H. STATESIR, late of Jamaica, an estate that is said to
be valued at over $10,000 real and $10,000 personal property is given to his
widow, Georgianna P. STATESIR, and she is appointed sole executrix and
guardian of her children without bonds.

MEE
By will of James MEE, late of Woodhaven, an estate valued at $4,000 real and
$500 personal property, is given to his widow, Eliza Jane MEE, whom he
appoints executrix.

SHAPIRO
By will of Louis SHAPIRO, late of Corona, an estate valued at $1,500 real
and $1,500 personal property, is given to his parents, except $500 for each
of his two children, Ira and Estelle.

SCHMIDT
By will of Louisa SCHMIDT, late of College Point, an estate valued at $4,000
real and $600 personal property, is given in equal shares to her children,
Louisa, Wilhelmina BAECKER and Othilie Helena SCHMIDT.

SOMERS
By will of James SOMERS, late of Flushing, an estate valued at $1,000 real
and $20 personal property is disposed of as follows:  One hundred dollars is
given to each of his grandchildren, Harold and Ethel, at their becoming
twenty-one years of age.  All the rest and residue of his estate is to be
equally divided between his sons, William E. and James H. SOMERS.

PECK
By will of George L. PECK, late of Jamaica, an estate valued at over $10,000
real and over $10,000 personal property is disposed of as follows:  He
directs that a headstone similar to that over the grave of his first wife be
erected on his grave and that his widow receive all the furniture and
household articles at his late dwelling; also that his widow receive the
property known as his late home on Clinton avenue, Jamaica, in lieu of
dower.  The rest and residue of the estate is to be equally divided between
his two children, Fannie and George L.  the two children are executors of
the estate.

KELLY
By will of Edward KELLY, late of Flushing, an estate valued at $6,300
personal property is disposed of as follows:   It is directed that his son,
William C. KELLY, receive the house and lot at 71 Robinson avenue, Flushing,
his daughter, Elizabeth AHEARN, receive $2,000; Bernard J. KELLY, a son
$1,000; Ellen EMMETT, a granddaughter, $300; Agnes and Flossy EMMETT,
daughters  of granddaughter, Ellen EMMETT, $100 each; to granddaughter,
Agnes FLEMING, $300; to grandson Joseph FLEMING $200; to grandchildren,
Edward and Gertrude AHEARN, $100 each.to grandchildren Edward, William Jr,
Mary and Isabella KELLY, $100 each.  All the rest and residue of the estate
is to be equally divided between his daughter, Elizabeth AHEARN, and his
son, Bernard J. KELLY.

Letters of administration have been granted in the estate of M. Adelaide
WILLETTS, late of Flushing, valued at $4,000 (?) real and $15,000 personal
property, which is to be equally divided between Charles A. WILLETS, a son
and Mary E.S. WILLETTS, a daughter, both residing at 197 Sanford avenue,Flushing.

5 March 1907
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County, for court this week:

Will cases
SCHWAB, Theresa
KELLY, Edward
HINKSMON, Robert
REINEMANN, August F.

Accounting estates of
LABES, Caroline
PELLITTI, Nicholaus
DEGER, Theresa P.

Matter of estates of
HINCHMAN, George W.

Administration case of estate of
HAGNER, Adelaide

Real estate proceeding of
LEWIS, Thomas

During the past week the following business was transacted:
Wills proved
COLLINS, Mary
VAN ALST, Sarah Maria
CARPENTER, Daniel H.
KUHL, Maria C.W.
STATESIR, William H.
SHERIDAN, Julia
GREENE, Mary A.
BARDENHEUN, Julia [no answer]

Decree granted accounting estate of
NOSTRAND, Nicholas W.
TAYLOR, William M. Jr.
Transfer tax case
SMITH, Catherine [appeal allowed]
GRIFFIN, Mary [order to exempt]
BULMER, Charles W. [order to exempt]

Matter of estate of
ROBERTSON, Mary [ordered to account]
YOUNG, Thomas F. [order granted]

Letters testamentary to
SHERIDAN, Mary, on estate of Julia SHERIDAN, late of Astoria
GREENE, Francis W., on estate of Mary P. GREENE, late of Jamaica
KUHN, Jane A., on estate of Peter KUHN, late of Richmond Hill
BRINKERHOFF, Starr and RYERSON, Jacob V., on estate of Daniel CARPENTER,
late of Jamaica
HAHN, Otto and Auusta, on estate of Maria C.W. KUHL, late of Flushing
HAUSSLER, Ernest, on estate of Mary COLLINS, late of Brooklyn Hills
CLARKE, James H. and Eugene J., on estate of Mary R. CLARKE, late of Long
Island City
STATESIR, Georgiana P., on estate of Wm. H. STATESIR, late of Jamaica

Letters of administration to
MURPHY, Thomas, of Long Island City, on estate of Ettie TOBIN
MUNN, Joshua, of New Jersey, on estate of Lydia Jane MUNN
BRANDON, Daniel, of Winfield Junction on estate of Mary BRANDON

Limited letters of administration to
SITOLANI, Pasquale, of Long Island City, on estate of Stephen SITOLANI
HALLIDAY, Alexander R., of Jersey City, one estate of Sarah A. HALLIDAY
CHAUNCEY, Elizabeth of Jersey City, on estate of Eleanor M. TERWILLIGER
BROSKOSKI, Theresa, of Woodside, on estate of Anna BROSKOSKI

Letters of administration with will annexed to
RYERSON, Ada A., of Jamaica, on estate of Catherine CARPENTER

Letters of guardianship to
WEBER, Amelia, of Glendale, on estate of Mary F. WEBER
TAYLOR, Mary E., of Little Neck, on estate of Madison W. and Almira V.
TAYLOR

Adjournments
Will case of
SHAPIRO, Louis ­ March 13th

Accounting estates of
KOSTEN, Max ­ March 12th

Matter of estate of
ROGERS, Isabella F. ­ March 26th
VAN ALST, Sarah M. ­ April 16th

Administration case of
MC KENZIE, James S. ­ March 12th

12 March 1907
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County, for court this week:

Will cases of
DEVINNEY, Joseph
DAINTY, Ann M.
STAHL, Krumengunda
JUNK, Sophia Dorethea

Accounting estates of
BURR, Helen Morris
KASTEN, Max
FELITTI, Nicholas

Matter of estate of
ENOS, John Roland
ETTRICH, Marie Bertha
MC CULLOUGH, Hester A.

Administration case of
ENOS, John Roland
MC KENZIE, James S.

Will case of
SHAPIRO, Louis

During the past week the following business was transacted:
Wills proved
SCHWAB, Theresa
KELLY, Edward
HEINEMANN, August F.

Letters testamentary TO
DUERWALD, Gustav, on estate of JUNGER, Regina, late of Long Island City
O'CONNOR, John, on estate of Bridge O'CONNOR, late of Whitestone
HEINEMANN, August F., late of Borough of Queens
KELLY, Bernard J., on estate of Edward KELLY, late of Flushing
AWER, John Jr., on estate of Theresa SCHWAB, late of Germania Heights
MEISTER, Geo., on estate of Anna Margaretha MAISHE, late of College Point
GEIPEL, Louise W., on estate of Frederick August GEIPEL

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Letters of administration to
SWEENEY, Andrew W., of Corona, on estate of ŠŠ.J. SWEENEY
VAN (VOLKENBUR)GH, Sarah Ann, on estate of ŠŠ. VAN VOLKENBURGH
ŠŠŠ., Thomas H., of Flushing, on estate of ReŠ.. Š  MACKLIN
DURLAN, Nettie, of Š.g, on estate of Robert SAVAGE

(Adjou?)rnments
Accounting estate of
LABESM, Š..ne ­ March 19th

Matter of Š.e of
HINCHMAN, George W. ­ March ..

Real estate proceeding of
(L?)EWIN, Thomas ­ March 19th

Will case of
HINKSMAN, Thomas ­ March 19th

19 March 1907
The following calendar has been prepared by Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of
Queens County for court this week:
Will cases of
RHEINBOLD, Alois
DENTON, Hannah E.
KAUFMANN, Jennie
MULTHAUPT, Barbara
HINKSMON, Thomas
RYAN, Abel B.

Accounting estate of
MC KAY, William
PFEIFFER, Pauline
LABES, Caroline

Matter of estate of
SMITH, William R.
NIEDERSTEIN, John
HINCHMAN, George W.
FIERO, Jacob
WEIDER, George
DONOHUE, Francis
ETTRICH, Marie Bertha

Real estate proceedings of
LEWIN, Thomas

Friday, March 22nd 
Will case of
SCHMIDT, Maria C.

During the past week the following business was transacted:
Wills proved
DEVINEY, Joseph
DAINTY, Ann M.
STAHL, Kunigunda
JUNK, Sophia Dorethea

Will case of
SHAPIRO, Louis [held for briefs]

Order issued in transfer tax matter in estate of
MC CULLOUGH, Hester A.

Administration case of
MC KENZIE, James S. [off the calendar]

Letters testamentary to
ELDERT, Elizabeth and Delia M., on estate of Charles W. ELDERT, late of
Woodhaven
YUNK, Frederick W., on estate of Sophia JUNK or YUNK, late of Long Island
City
MEE, Eliza Jane, on estate of James MEE, late of Woodhaven
STAHL, John A., on estate of Kunigunda STAHL, late of Winfield Junction
MEAGHER, Mary, on estate of John LOUGHLIN, late of Long Island City
DEVINEY, Catherine, on estate of Joseph DEVINEY, late of Flushing

Letters of administration to
KNAPP, William C., of Brooklyn, on estate of Herman KNAPP,
O'LOUGHLIN, Kate, of Jamaica, on estate of Patrick FOX,
VOGEL, Annie, of Rockaway Beach, on estate of Catherine CULLEN
KELLY, John P., of Long Island City, on estate of Mary KELLY, formerly Mary
O'BRIEN
GOTZ, Maria of Germania Heights, on estate of Franz GOTZ
SCHUBERT, Paul H., of Ridgewood, on estate of Caroline M. SCHUBERT
WEIR, Patrick, of Corona, on estate of Maria HANSEN
SEMERAD, Anna, Borough of Queens, on estate of Joseph SEMERAD
RODMAN, Emma D., of Flushing, on estate of Thornton M. RODMAN

Limited letters of administration to
GERSTENBERG, Lena, of Whitestone, on estate of Louis GERSTENBERG

Letters of administration with will annexed to
RIKER, William J., of New York City, on estate of Henry L. RIKER
RAYNOR, William B., of Jamaica, on estate of Increase G. CARPENTER

Letters of guardianship to
O'LAUGHLIN, Kate, of Jamaica, on estate of Thomas FOX
ZAUN, Anna, of Evergreen, on estate of Anna FORD
SCHMID, Julius, of Long Island City, on estate of Minnie L. and Ernst R.
BURGER
GRAZ, Marie C., of College Point, on estate of Amelia Elizabeth and Herbert
Charles GRAZ

Adjournments
Accounting estate of
KASTEN, max ­ March 26th
BURR, Helen Morris ­ March 26th
WELLENBERGER, Elizabeth ­ March 26th
FELITTI, Nicholaus ­ March 26th

Matter of estate of
NESKE, August ­ March 26th
ENOS, John Roland ­ April 2nd

20 March 1907
Jurors Drawn for April Courts

The following panel of Grand Jurors to act in terms of Supreme Court, Parts
I and II to be held at Flushing, commencing April 1st have been drawn:

Grand Jurors.
Long Island City:
FINAN, Robert, 59 Seventh street
RALPH, Joseph H., 345 Hancock street
LARSEN, Magnus, 197 Tenth street
BLECKWENN, Frederick W., 202 First avenue

Newtown:
COMSTOCK, August, Woodside
ASHELD, James, Maspeth
BROWNE, Walter I., Elmhurst
WENDERATH, Charles, Winfield
SMITH, Milton R., Elmhurst

Flushing
BELL, Richard M., Bayside
VAN NOSTRAND, Albert, Little Neck
LUTTERS, Robert, College Point
BOWNE, Samuel W., Flushing
DUER, George, College Point
FAULK, Theodore, Flushing
TEWES, Herman, Sr., College Point
DEDDES, John, Flushing

Jamaica
VAN PELT, Peter, Springfield
GOLDMAN, Theodore F., Richmond Hill
VAN SICLEN, Wyckoff, Ozone Park
STONE, Novel D., Richmond Hill
SMITH, Warren G., Jamaica

Rockaway
SMITH, Morrell, Far Rockaway
BAILEY, William T., Far Rockaway

Trial Jurors.
The following Trial Jurors have been drawn for a term of Supreme Court, Part
I, to be held at Flushing in and for Queens County, commencing Monday, April
1st, Justice B. ABBOTT, presiding:

Long Island City
HILFRICH, Emile, 19 Flushing avenue
FRIEDMANN, Jacob J., 161 Tenth avenue
HUGHES, Felix A., 174 Academy street
HINES, George T., 199 William street
FUCHS, Lewis, 48 Greenpoint avenue
BESTON, James, 295 Jackson avenue
MC CARTHY, John E., 22 Washington avenue
ANDERSON, George, 61 Camelia street
SCHULER, Frederick, 4 Tisdale street
EGAN, William, 404 Hopkins avenue
SAUER, Ferdinand, 119 Bodine street
WAAS, George, 140 Grand avenue
WEICKUM, Carl, 100 Fifteenth avenue

Newtown
SPINKEN, Herman, Elmhurst
SCHOCK, Christ, Metropolitan
KESSEL, Adam, Jr., Middle Village
HERING, George, Jr., Elmhurst
WEITZEL, Adam, Corona
VAN SALZEN, Herman, Winfield
TERWILLIGER, Theodore, Middle Village
CALL, George, Elmhurst
WARTH, Valentine, Maspeth
JOHNSON, Peter, Elmhurst
HAHN, Waldemar, Maspeth

Flushing
KUTGER, Alvin, College Point
HANSON, James P., Whitestone
LEU, Frederick, College Point
MC CALL, George L., Whitestone
JOCKERS, Adam, College Point
FENNING, John, Flushing
VOGT, John A., College Point
CAIN, Hance, Flushing
ALBRICH, Walter, Flushing
KLEIN, Peter, Bayside
BACH, Philip, Flushing
DE VRIES, Charles, Flushing
NESMITH, Howard M., Flushing

Jamaica
DECKER, William N, Springfield
ZERBE, William H., Jr., Richmond Hill
GROETZ, Richard, Jamaica
HARTMAN, Frank, Ozone Park
DUNWIDDLE, William J., Jamaica
BIEDENKAPP, Henry, Springfield
DAYTON, John, Woodhaven
VELLONWETH, Thomas H., Jamaica
KOEHLER, Robert, Springfield
STRAND, Charles G., Ozone Park
MELTON, Charles S., Springfield

Rockaway
BOUKER, DeWitt C., Far Rockaway

Part II.
The following panel of Trial Jurors have been drawn for a term of Supreme
Court, Part II, commencing Monday, April 1st, Justice Walter H. JAYCOX,
presiding:

Long Island City
HEINICKE, Emil, 127 Radde street
LONGROCK, Gustave, 293 Twelfth avenue
NOVAKM, Gottlieb, 515 Nineteenth avenue
BANMAN, John N., 308 Hoyt avenue
SCHELL, Henry C., 393 Tenth avenue
K(R?)ON, Charles R. 717 Crescent
TISDALE, James, 124 Remsen street
LUH(?)MANN, Robert, 153 Thirteenth avenue
CAMPBELL, Henry J., 65 Woolsey street
MOULTON, George A., 278 First avenue

Newtown
LOUNSBURY, William E., Corona
WHEELER, George M., Elmhurst
EARLY, William, Metropolitan
BIEDENBENDEN, Philip, Corona
LANG, Louis, Woodside
KREBS, Philip, Middle Village
WALTERS, Henry, Woodside
COORS, Albert, Elmhurst

Flushing
HALSEY, Thomas, Flushing
FARRELL, Thomas E., Whitestone
BROWN, John E., Bayside
CASSIDY, Joseph F., Flushing
SCHLEGERTER, Henry L, College Point
MC COWAN, John J., Flushing
IPPEN, John, Whitestone Heights
PAYERLE, Herman, College Point
KENDALL, Victor, Whitestone
SHERIDAN, Philip, College Point
CROMMELIN, Daniel, Flushing
HONLIHAN, Michael, Whitestone

Jamaica
BIRDSALL, John F., Richmond Hill
SMITH, Norman H., Ozone Park
GRIFFIN, Samuel J., Richmond Hill
HATTER, Lawrence, Springfield
SHAPIRO, Samuel, Woodhaven
ANDERSON, John W., Jamaica
CHASE, Herbert, B., Richmond Hill
SANDMAN, Henry, Ozone Park
REMSEN, Martin L., Jamaica
LAMAKE, Charles, Richmond Hill
STEINER, Henry, Ozone Park
CARSWELL, Matthew C., Richmond Hill

Rockaways
WINSLOW, John E, Hammels
THOMPSON, Leander, Far Rockaway

For County Court.
The following panel of Trail Jurors have been drawn for County Court to be
held a t Long Island City, in and for Queens County, commencing April 1st,
Judge Burt J. HUMPHREY, presiding.

Long Island City
SEYMOUR, Joseph. 538 Hunter's Point avenue
BURNET, Hunter J., 158 Hunter avenue
WALTHER, Henry, 213 Goodrich street
SAUL, Louis J. H., 429 Ninth avenue
RUDDIMAN, John, 87 Newtown avenue
SELBERG, William, 146 Elm street
INGRAM, James, 210 Grand avenue
BENES, Joseph J., 633 Crescent
GLUCK, Edmund, 533 Eighth avenue
FREISENHAUSEN, Frederick, Ninth avenue
BRAUNSTEIN, Anton, 291 Flushing avenue

Newtown
PFAUMILLER, Henry, Corona
BRUHN, August J., Maspeth
PARK, Wm., Corona
REARDON, Callaghan O., Maspeth
SCHUTTE, Alexander, Corona
HOPPE, Frederick C. Maspeth
MIESTER, Bernhard, Corona

Flushing
TAYLOR, Thomas, Flushing
HENDRICKSON, Frederick W., Bayside
LYNCH, Thomas A., Whitestone
TIERNEY, James J., Bayside
EGAN, Thomas, College Point
HEYN, Nicholas, Whitestone
ROSS, Peter, Flushing
DEITZ, Louis, College Point
MOORE, Samuel B., Flushing
STEVENS, Augustus W., Bayside
SILKWORTH, Arthur, Flushing

Jamaica
KERZ, John, Richmond Hill
BURTIS, Samuel B., Jamaica
ROTHENBERGER, Joseph, Morris Park
BROOCHMANN, Gunther H., Richmond Hill
WINTERS, James W., Brooklyn Hills
BISBEE, John F., Springfield
MURRAY, George W., Ozone Park
DELAMERE, Edward, Richmond Hill
KAISER, Chris, Ozone Park
DE RONDE, Melville H., Woodhaven
FORBELL, Anson W., Ozone Park
COVERT, Adrian V., Richmond Hill
TROSKA, Alphonse P., Morris Park
MILLS, Nathaniel Sr., Springfield

Rockaways
BACON, Frank L., Far Rockaway
KIEHN, Henry F, Arverne
PORTER, Horatio S, Far Rockaway
HARRIS, James, Far Rockaway
FRANKEL, Arthur M., Hammels
DENNE, William F., Far Rockaway

27 March 1907
The following wills have been filed with Surrogate Daniel NOBLE, of Queens
County, for probate:
GERING
By will of Valentine GERING and a joint will of Martha D. GERING, of
Winfield Junction, it is decided to give to each other the whole estate and
to appoint each other executor of his or her estate in case of death.  As
the husband has died the will has been filed in favor of the widow.

MONROE
By will of Duncan MONROE, late of Long Island City, and estate valued at
$1,500 fral and $??? Personal property is given in its entirety to his
widow, Isabel MONROE.

GOODWIN
By will of Sarah Emily GOODWIN, late of Flushing, an estate valued at 15,000
personal property is disposed of as follows:  She gives her brother, Elisha
GOODWIN, on third of the entire estate; to her nieces, Ellen L. and Florence
M. GOODWIN, one-third part to be divided between them, and in case of death
of either this share is to go to the survivor; to her two nieces Kate V.P.
and Emily N. GOODWIN, is given on third of the estate, and if one dies the
bequest is to go to the survivor.  Her brother, Elisha H. GOODWIN, is
appointed executor of the estate.

LEONHARDT
By will of Frederick W. LEONHARDT, late of Long Island City, an estate
valued at $15,000 real and $1,00 persoanl property is disposed of as
follows:  To his widow, Mary LEONHARDT, is given all the real and personal
property during her natural life, or as long as she may remain his widow and
at the time she remarries the estate is to be equally divided between the
two children.  It is also directed that his son, Charles H. LEONHARDT,
succeed his father in his interest in the firm of F. W. LEONHARDT & Company,
at 24 Walnut street, Manhattan.  The son is to pay ten per cent of the
capital invested to the widow and when the full has been paid to the widow
this stock is to belong to him.  If the business does not yield ten per
cent, then it is to be sold.  If the widow remarries it is directed that the
capital and income shall go to the residuary of the estate.

SINCLAIR
By will of John SINCLAIR, late of Bayside, an estate valued at $7,000 real
and $3,600 personal property is disposed of as follows:  To his widow, Eliza
A. SINCLAIR, is given for her own use, benefit and behoof forever the tsum
of $4,000, also all the furniture and other articles not particularly
mentioned or otherwise disposed of in the will, for her use during her
natural life.  To his nephew, Joseph GUNNIFF, of West New Brighton, S.I., is
given $500; all the rest and residue of the estate is given to his grandson,
John SINCLAIR, of Green Island, Troy, N.Y. also particularly the family
Bible.  His share is held at about $5,000.  The executors are given the
power to sell or mortgage the property as they may see fit.  G.A. HAMMER, of
Bayside, and Charles H. DUNCAN, of Flushing are the executors appointed by
the will.

RANDELL
By will of Morris RANDELL, late of Corona, an estate valued at $500 real
property is given entirely to his widow, Fannie La Belle RANDELL, who is
also appointed executrix.

LOUGHLIN
By will of John LOUGHLIN, late of Long Island City, an estate valued at
$10,000 personal property, is disposed of as follows:  It is directed that
the executrix hold the standing mortgage of $10,000 on Nos. 37, 39 and 41
Stevens street, Astoria, during its existence and pay the income to the
decedent's daughter, Helen LOUGHLIN.  In case of her death it is provided
for that this amount be paid among the other children.  It is also directed
that at the expiration of the mortgage, $3,000 is to be paid to Helen
LOUGHLIN and the $7,000 balance is to be equally divided among the children
and next of kin as per stirpes and not per capital.  All the household
articles is to go to Helen LOUGHLIN.  All the rest and residue of the estate
is to go to the children, John LOUGHLIN, Mary MEAGHER, Johanna LOUGHLIN and
Helen LOUGHLIN.  The daughter Mary MEAGHER is appointed executrix.

Mrs. Millie E., wife of Mr. John MESSENGER, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John
MESSENGER, of Astoria, died at Astoria on Friday last in the twenty-eighth
year of her age.  The deceased lady, with her husband, had been living in
Fitchburg, Mass., where Mr. MESSENGER occupied a prominent position in the
staff of professional educators, attached to the high school of that city.
He had recently secured a position in the Training School at Jamaica, and is
to commence his duties there on April 1st.
His wife was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. SMITH, of Steinway, and
had been married about three years.  She was taken ill shortly before
commencing to make arrangements to leave Fitchburg, and was at once brought
back by her devoted husband to her old homes in hopes that the change might
aid her recovery.
She lived but a few days, however, and passed away amidst the scenes of her
childhood, and her happy girlhood, mourned by her grief stricken husband and
everyone who knew her.
Funeral services were held at the residence of the parents of the deceased
lady, 240 Purdy street, Steinway, on Sunday afternoon, and the solemn but
beautiful ceremonies were attended by throngs of people from Astoria and
Steinway.  There was a large number of floral tributes of affection from
friends and relatives.  The services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. WEBB,
rector of the Church of the Redeemer, and the Rev. Mr. COLLINS, pastor of
the Steinway Reformed Church.  A quartet sang "Lead Kindly Light," "Now the
Day is Over" and other hymns during the ceremonies with exquisite pathos.
The interment took place in the family plot of the parents of the deceased
at St. Michael's Cemetery on Monday afternoon, and was largely attended.
Commitment services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. WEBB and the Rev. Mr.COLLINS.

Transcriber: Mimi Stevens
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