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The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
AULT

E. A. Coney returned from his
eastern trip last week.
Work is progressing finely on the
big Five's" new warehouse.
Mrs. Selby of McCook, Neb. is Wis.
lting her son, V. D. SeIby, and fam.
lily.
lhe Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
on Thursday of this week with Mrs,
Padget.
Re'. Elliott of Oberl;n, Ohio, has
been called to preach at the Conpre.
gational church.
The ladies of the Christian church
met at Mrs. Coffman's last week and
organized new aid society.
The 'Old Maids" convention will
be produced the first of next month
under the direction of the B.Y.P.U.
The stockyards south of town
have been moved and work began on
new elevator to be erected on the
ground where the stockyards stood.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Pence have re-.
turned from their mountain trp,
which was somewhat shortened on
account Of the illness Of Mr.. Pence.
Ault has hank now. 1t is in
charge Of c. S. Harley, formerly OF
Windsor 1t opened up for business
last week In the McGlen Bros .
bui ildin,
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Back from East.

g. P. KEN merer, who with Mrs.
kemmerer has just returned from ar
extended trip through the east, still
says there is no place like Greeley
On their tour they visited Kansas
City, st. Louis and the Worlds Fair,
Chicago, Scranton and Hazelton, Pa.
Atlantic City and New York city
In Pennsylvania Mr.. Kemmerel
visited the old farm where he was
horn and found things looking about
the same.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21

SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred All.
nut Of Greeley.
MISS Addie Page returned Sun.
uay from a few days visit with rela.
tives in Greeley.
mr. r. Il. Rinehart and wife and
WI. and Mrs. Hill from Kansas CITY
spent a lew days last week with Rob.
eft Austin in Fort Collins.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
LAGRANGE

harvesting will soon begin, as the
oatley Is nearly ready to cut.
Alfred Hilton from Gault has been
WISHING In LaGrange for several days
past.
MIR. Jackson and son were calling
on olo friends the past week. They
are 10 South Dakota now.
Mrs. John McGills, sister and
tfienu from Denver have been here
visiting her the past week.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
Annual Convention

of Commercial Law League of America
West Baden and Frech Lick Springs
Ind, July % to %. The Chicago
Great Western railway will on July D.
to % inclusive sell round trip tickets at
one fare plus 300 to West Baden and
French Lick Springs. Ind. Tickets
good until August II for return. For
further information apply to any Great
Western agent, or J. P. Elmer, G. P. A.,
Chicago
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
Antelope Park

Miss Carrie Solenson Is yislling
frinds near Windsor.
o. I. Austin and family ale visit
ing relatives and friends in Mason
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren May spent
Sunday with John Allison and wife
OF Eaton
Miss Florence Riddle Of Fort Col
Inns Is spending few days with Mrs.
NJ. f. King.
Mr.. and MIS-. Elmer Hagar spent
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21

James Lee and James Lane, the
two men arrested on complaint OF
the two young girls, Emma Schmal-
ing and Belle Jones, charging at
tempted criminal assault, had their
hearing before Justice House Mon
day. The men were found over to
the district court for trial under a
$500 bond each, which they furn-
nished.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
lA8ALLE

- NJ Lewis loaded a car OF pota-
|es last week.
nofn' to Mr., and Mrs. Marsh,
|Oaoay' June IL, a son.
Mss Carrie Ellis went to Denver
uesoay to visit friends.
"e farmers are commencing to
invest their winter wheat.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
Beer.

The body OF A, A. Beer was
brought from Burton, ILL.,, to Platte
Vile, where it was buried Friday,
the services being held in the home e
OF j. A. Dennis, uncle OF the de-
ceased. Mr.. Beer was brakeman
on the c. B. & Q. RAILROAD, and was
killed while coupling cars July IL.
His parents live on the Big Thomp.
son river.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
LUCERNE

,elcher Athey has gone to the
)rld's Fair.
if freeman has gone to Kansas
" MO-, on business.
prs Davis sister, Miss Chestnut,
Improving after being sick.
Pames francisco and John Athey
'e sohe Tor a trip to the noun
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
All Over Weld.

Mrs Lama Of Lincoln, Neb., va.
the guest Of her sister, Mrs Ch,s
Mckenney, last week.
Mrs. E. c. Harrington left the
ntst OF the week for a weeks visit
win her sister, Mrs. Houts, OF Den.
YER. u'
hoy Reeves, who has been attend.
lug the Denver Commercial college
Tor the past term, returned home last
week and is clerkiug for the present
at Geo. Youug's Of Evans
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
DEATHS
Goodykoontx.

Died, at her home, 46lI East
Eighth street, Kansas City, Mo. e.
July 18th, Mrs. Jane E. Goody.
koontz, widow of the late Capt. a..
W. Goodykoontz. Burial was at
Neosho, Mo. Mis. Goodykoontz was
former resident of Greeley and has
many friends here who will be
grieved to know of her death.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
EATON

ap,h was In the capital city
Cox was up from Denver
k.
Far, and two younger boys
Greeley Monday.
Reyuolds OF Greeley spent
with friends in Eaton.
Alice Kendel Of Greeley Wis.
Fon relatives a few days this
Eatheryn McKelvey Of Wind
tsd Eaton friends the first Of
K.
Hutchinson has had a new
built on the front OF his
be.
Blanche McClave Of Platte.
rs an Eaton visitor the first
week.
Liberty Patronesses cleared
supper giyer recently for the
kllows.
Wilson and wife are visiting
! es and friends in Richmond
bntreal, Canada.
! Ledbetter Of Denver, who has
listing relatives here, returned
home last Friday.
{. Carrel, wife and daughter,
5. Lincoln and wife visited at
|IcArtneys Sunday.
ph Someryille left sunday for
oma to spend a couple OF weeks
elatiyes and friends.
Sis. and Mesdames i. c. Gates
NJ. Lair spent Sunday with
Lair and family west of
y.
A. j. Smillie gave a live
tea last Friday evening in
of her sister, Mrs. j. A. Scott
ada.
two younger children OF Mr..
rs, D. L. Mckinley have been
ously Ill this week with ty-
pneumonia.
10 and heir has come to the
If MI. and Mrs. F. A. Gazelle.
GounR man weighed twelve
and was born Sunday, July II.
Clark entertained the men,
i the X. T. K. at a pleasant
evening last Friday. Games,
and refreshments were en-
J Eaton, wife and children,
ID to Eaton last Saturday
everal weeks spent In the east
in the St. Louis fair and
relatives and friends.
re was started last Thursday
In an upstairs room of 7. G.
$ residence by a lamp being
ned and broken. However,
mes were quickly extinguished
Tile damage except to the car
baseooards OF the room.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
Theory md rrncticc.

Professor of Rhetoric - Here is an
item of news would like in the pa
per.
City Editor Ito office boyl-Here, Ben
ME. rewrite this. Fix it up TO print
Cleveland Leader,
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge Bene.
VIOLENT and Protective Order of Elks.

Cincinnati, O., July 1928. The Chicago
Great Western railway will on July 10
to II inclusive sell round trip tickets at
one fare plus 1925 to Cincinnati. o.
Tickets good for return until July %.
For further information apply to any
Great Western agent or j. p Elmer, G
?. a. Chicago, III.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
Not IA Bit Accommodating.

"Nfeanest folks l ever saw in the
city," growled the man from the way
back district why, when you find q
feller goin' right your way with one o
them big cars he won't give you lift
without chargin you nickel for it,
Exchange
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
Cut This Out and Save for Refer
ence

La Tona Inn, 3ooS Lucas avenue,
st. Louis, Mo. Beautiful new rooms,
porches, lawns, filtered water, free
baths; on best fair car lines head.
quarters for Colorado visitors. LIB.
eral rates parties to 10 on appli.
cation.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
$1O.15 From Omaha

To ST. Paul or Minneapolis and return
via Chicago Great Western Railway.
Tickets on sale August 6 to II inclusive
Good returning until August 25th For
further information apply to any Great
Western agent or J. P. Elmer G, P. A ,
Chicann ILL
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
His Standard of Measurement.

81 thought you claimed this was a
good restaurant" he grumbled as they
passed from the room of the big dry
goods store.
"Well, isn't it?'
bah! 1 know Of place over on
Madison street where you can get three
times as much as we've had for quar-
ter"-Chicago Record Herald.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
where She Failed.

Maybell-Can you keep a secret:
Elizabeth-Yes. easily. But | can't
help any one else keep one.-Judse.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21
Our 500 D. N. Train

will leave Denver at 100 p. M on Sun
days via Colorado x Southern for
Boulder, Fort Collins and Greeley dur.
ing the summer months.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21

For Rent.---5 rights Fossil.Creek res
ervoir water. H. H. Croll, Bell phone
No. |.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-21

For Rent.---5 rights Fossil Creek
reservoir water. Il. H. Croll, Bell
phone No. l.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-09
Passengers Arrived.

Per steamer w. G.. Hall, from Ma
wiliwili, Kauai, May Sc r Hen
dry, g T BlisS, Mrs B Nsmuahi,
Mrs DR. Wayson. NJ Il Robinson, @
A Drew, A Morrison, A Haneberg,
T 81 Petrie, Mrs j B Hanaike, Mrs
NJ Meawe, II Hutton, G F Alexan-
der. w Brake, NJ > Rsgo, j Freias,
Miss B Wiebke, w E Shaw, E w
Shaw, All 10y, Ping Hung, aud SO
deck.
Per steamer Claudine, from Ks-
halui, May SC B Wells, Mrs
Strain aud child j j Welsh, wife
and two children, j Southwestern
aud wife, DR. Wed lick, f d Jor-
dan, d Kendall, A Msckilop, Il p
Chaplin, T O'Brien, AksnaliiIii, g
Akuna, Mr. Morita, wife and sou,
Mrs Tokiyama aud three childre n,
Rev E w Twhwing, A Medeiros,
Mrs Naukana and two childred, Miss
Ida Freitss, Mrs NJ j Bisssll, Mis- q
NJ Fennell, Mics Standard, Il P
Baldwin, L Hen, j Phillips, G F
Herrick, Jno Single, Auhsna, Mrs
Janssen, Mrs Rabinawitz aud two
childran
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-09
democratic Speeches in Congress.
Continued from Isl page.>

to revise and reduce the tariff sched-
ules on the trust made goods. Mr.
Byrd's was a splendid elfSrt and
brought forth the enoomiums OF his
colleagues 1t will be msds cam.
paign document in the campaign, and
will do much to make the farmer
think OF the miserable treatment he
10, and has been, receiving at the
hands Of the Republican party.
ITO be continued tomorrow
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-09
DEMOCsATs ATTENTION.

A meeting OF the Democrats OF
the Third Precinct, Fourth District,
Oahu, will be held 10 the Psuoa
School house, mauka OF the term
mus OF the Emma street Punchb bowl
car line on Monday evening, May 8,
1904, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose
OF periectinK organization and the
transaction OF other important bnsi.
ness.
2S08 1t PER ORDER.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-09

Kentucky's famous Jesse Moore
Whisky, unequAlled for its purity
nnd excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovejoy B. 90
diatributinR agents for tie Hswal'a
IHl.lds
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-09

For further particulars ap-
ply to Jas H Boyd.
1887
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LOEB FOR. SALE.

mn LOTS at KaIihi (50x100 ft),
GU bsck OF Ksmehameha School
and Kalihi Road.
For full particulars, inquire per-
sonslly OF
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
at the Office OF Fernandez, Mer-
chsnt st, or to N Fernandez.
1916
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-09
Residence In
Manoa Valley
For
Rent or Lease

The residence of Jas. H
Boyd at Manoa Valley is of
fered for Rent or Lease.
Possession can be given inn
mediately.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
PLANS OF MARCONl.
No Circum mundane Tests VIII BE
Made Until Nert Year.

Speaking about the long range tests Of "lreiess
telegraphy which M Marconi has in conteihlLa- pc
don and which have already been outlined N ne
Tribune. he said yesterday that they would pi
ably not be undertaken for several months' =
great deal Of work is to be done AT the cape Breton
station first and there other possible causes %
slelay Just at present NJ. Marconi is kept IN to"
t,v law business When he is free 20 go 10 Ca4dia
he VII probably wish 10 spend two or three "eeA9
there Perhaps second visit to this country Hl's
be desirable before the great experiments reieTIeu
10 are begun These must extend over a perloa OF
several weeks. without interruption. and as 9lI'
Marconi wishes 10 be at home for the holiday sea
son he prefers to wait until midwinter or later pe-
fore initiating them.
II the precedent established by the voyage OF tle
Carlo Alberto two years ago is followed. Mr. Mar
conf will himself be on the ship that serves as d
receiving station The vital feature OF the worh Il
observation Of the clearness with which messages
recorded and heard after the NesSt ieees llals
in the direction Of New-Zealand, ana tnaI IS some
thing which the inventor wishes 10 conduct IN per
sOs. Messages and signals are 10 De sent onIy IA
one direction The ship will not try TO reply Trans
mission. both from POldhu ana Table Head, can
safely be the hands or trained assistants.
Mr. Marconi says that when the ship reaches the
vicinity Of NeW-Zealand there Will be better
chance OF hearing from the Cape Breton station
than from Cornwall POldhu is almost exactly hail
around the world, whereas the distance from
travelling across America and the Pacific would
have scarcely tWo-thirds far TO go those sent
out from Poldhu. Mr.. Marconi makes IL clear that
the primary object Of the expedition is investigation
ance OF a brilliant feat. He makes no prediction
about the result.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph Day: % 49th-st > q # " Of Madison
ave, 2p1tA story st Il dWg h; II Winans Murray
dill CO: Baldwin & b. attys; N oBrien. ref: due
Sl ia So taxes etc. 1881 o. sold subj mtgs
aggregating $4,000; the plaintiff S45 261 Washing
ton-si l0&l5 II n OF Railroad ave. 51lXS5 SKIS
1l4: 10 John Ford for So 40: WaBhington-st
e oG Railroad-ave l5Ox172Txs56; TO Canning FOR
So1O HIeene Lane cor Lyvere Place 1O1Xll1. .SxlO4x
lOO 70 Ford for 81 100 all that piece parcel Of salt
ileaooWs iuSO OF PelhaH-aye,
contains 4l5 600 Westchester 10 Canning for
SelVo an that certain strip Of salt meadow living
= ot the land heretofore conveyed 70 y y II and II
oy tne heirs o. said deceased ancestor Daily and
70 ths " OF tae hestchester
being about SSzs2sb II. Nestchester: Daily Il
partition: 70 J Ford for siCS
By Parish Fisher Mooney & Cos 4O32 20 4Os6 3d-ave
cor llsth-st ~ lOAlOOX9S 4K1O0 story brk hs
e,o e Guar !5 ana Trust Go and n Anderson ct
S37 las So taxes etc $3.50 7a adjourned 10 October
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
SUBWAY COMMEMORATIVE TABLETS.
To Be Placed in City Hall Station at Time
of Opening Ceremonies.

The statement that the subway will be thrown
open to the public the first week OF October re
ceived additional color yesterday. Gutzon Borg
him. the sculptor has finished models Of the three
commemoration tablets designed by Grant Lafarge.
The tablets are TO be Of bronze cast Py the Gorham
company.
shape with a diameter of nearly fourteen feet,
commentaries THE First Municipal Rapid Tran
sit Railroad of the City Of New-York. suggested by
the Chamber Of Commerce, authorized by the State.
constructed by the City. 190o-l90i The tablet re-
cords the names OF the Rapid Transit Commission
ers. the three Mayors and two controllers con-
cerned with the construction, well as those or
the contractor CHIEF engineer, counsel, secre-
taries etc
The smaller side tablets complement the central
one. The tablets are TO be installed in the city
Hall station the opening of the subway TO the
public
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
BLUE LIGHT AN ANESTHETIC.
Happy Discovery of Swiss ProfessOrs-NO
More Tooth Pulling Torture, They Say.

Washington. Sept. 20-After three years Of
patient research two professors OF Geneva,
Switzerland, have discovered new anestnetic
which promises to revolutionize the practice OF
dentistry In reporting this to the state De-
partment Consul Liefeld, at Freiburg, Germany
states that, finding that the nervous system was
influenced by cOlored light, the professors soon
perceived after experimenting with each hue
on the nerves.
The consul says that a tooth may be pain
lessy extracted with no after effects on the sys-
tenn by shutting up the patient in a dark room
and exposing his eyes TO a blue light Of six
teen candle power for three minutes, causing
him 20 lose all sense of pain. although at the
same time retaining his senses.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
BIG JACOB-ST. DEAL.
Three Business Buildings There
Bought by Ambrose K. Ely.

Inc Charles F. Noyes Company have sold No.
g. = and Jacob-st-. three business buildings, with
a frontage Of 4s feet for the estate Of David Mof-
fat 70 Ambrose X. Ely. The same brokers leased
the building for a long term of years from May
last 10 Stallman Fulton. BY the purchase Mr..
Ely strengthens his holdings in this neighborhood
He also owns Nos to L Jacob-st. running through
to Nos. % 10 % Gold-st.. with outlet at No.
Ferry-st.
The same brokers report q number of business
leases. In conjunction with J. Clifford Moore, Of
Brooklyn. they have leased TO !. Mundet & Son.
for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, the fac
BrIsh-st. and IIamilton-ave.. BROOKLYN Also leased
the store No. lG2 Front-st. for term Of years 10
William r Siemon & Co, and Office floor in
the building No. 81 Beekman-st- TO Z. l.. Con-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
EuRoPEAN PRopucE MARKErs.

Liverpool, Sept 2o.-Closing; WHEAT-spot nominal
futures hrns September. = s'sd. December. Ts esd
CoES-Spot American mixed easy IS 6i4d frn;
september - 6aso December IS 6i4 PEAS-Caaadian
steaey, Ss 20 FLOCR-St Louis fancy winter nominal.
IS &C., HOPS al London o'acihc Coast. t7dfs, 1904
crop Il 1sGt7 los BEEF-EEtra India mess quiet Gls
"a. PORK-Priue mess. Western. STEADY rs Cd HAMS
short cut, "a 70 10 n dun s6s Cd BACON dru.
ura6eTl9ne cut 70 20 30 10 5ls C: short r1b q
~ ols; long clear middles light . IL a2s long
clear iedles heavy. s5 30 n 50s Cd: short clear
naeks u 70 20 ib 44s; clear bellies "A H. 52s 6d
SiOCLDERS-Squa II 10 - n, stea6- 40s TARn
Tm; prime Western. IN terces 36s American refined In
pals. 3ls td. BUVIER-GOod United steady 7Os
CHEESE hrn: American finest white. 42s o colored
fas IAl.l<CN--1rine city hrIn. 2&s- TCRPENTTNE-
Epirits quiet 3tE sc. ROSIN-C steady "a
I'ETRoLEUN-Reaned quiet. 6i4d. LINsEED on, Arm
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

One -hundred-and ninety y-frst-st. north side. 375
feet east OF Bathgate-aye., two story frame dwell
ing house, @x3o feet; Frederick Gothman. owner:
Z Ebeling architect; $3.50.
81. Lawrence-ave.. east side . feet south Of
Mansion-st. two story brick dwelling house. pkg
ffeet; Joseph Mezza. owner: Z Ebelng, architect
Clay-aye.. west side. 1T7 feet north of one
hundred -and-seventy-t y-third-st.. two story frame
dwelling house. 2St52 feet. Frederick ". Brooker
owner; Frederick Jaeger. architect; $500
Clay-ave. west side l52 feet north Of One
hundred-and-seVenty-thir -third-st. two story frame
dwelling house. 2lx5S- feet; Frederick ". Brooker.
owner; Frederick Jaeger, architect; $4,000
Webster-ave. west side 10 feet north Of Two
hundred-and-t -thiTty-third-st. story frame Of
fee building. 12Xl6 feet: Charles Tier owner; George
W. lockwood. architect; $50.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
rRANsAcTIoNs bal RgALTY.

Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold to W. & J. Bach
rach plot 225xs911 feet. the south side Of one
hundred-andffty- -fourth-st 100 feet east of Eighth
ave. and a Mr.. Mandel No. 454 Cherry-st-. old
buildings 25xl956 feet
Joseph Roberts has sold 10 the Godspeed Realty
Improvement Company No ia East One-hundred-
and-twenty-n y-ninfh-st.. four-story hathouse, lot
2)x9e IL feet. In part payment for No. ia East
One Observation-Disclosures Mr. Roberts
takes Nos. 81 and 50 West Observation-Disclosures thirty
second-st., two three-story dwelling houses plot
So 4x99.I feet.
Nathan II. Well has sold for Mrs. A Krug TO a
client for investment No 1744 Second-ave a Ave
story double nathOuse.on lot 25xS0 feet.
The Empire Brick and Supply Company has sold
No l35 10 l39 East Thrty-thrd-st three fiVe-story
hathouses. plot SS.tXS9 feet.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
FORTUNE TELLERS SENT TO PRISON.
Get from Two to Three Years Each-Made
Woman Give Them Realty Worth $1,1Oo.

Frank HoroWitz and his wife, Charlotte, a middle
aged couple of No. 4s5 East One-hundred- -and-for-
ty-hfth-st.. who charged with fleeing several
residents Of The Bronx by fortune telling. were
sent respectively TO Sing Sing and Auburn prisons
by Judge Mcmahon IN General Sessions yesterday
on a charge Of grand larceny EXtortion also had
been included in the complaints, but only the grand
larceny charge was pressed. Judge Mcmahon i'm
posed sentence of not less than nor more than
three years each
Mrs Hannah Richter. a widow. of No 65e East
one -hundred-and-forty -frst-st.. alleged, among
other things, that she induced by threats from
the couple to turn to them in September. 1903
real estate worth Sl,l0o. The results OF fleeing
Mrs. Richter and Others netted the couple, accord
ing 10 the testimony, more than Sl2.00 IN years
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
REALTY NOTES.

Post & Reese negotiated the sale of No % East
Fifty y-fourth-st. new five story American base
ment dwelling house. on lot 2ox1O0.5. with deep
extension. for the Sterling Realty Company 10
Joseph x. Hartman, and No. 332 West Eighty
eighth-st.. a four story and basement dwelling
house. on lot 2xlOoS1z, with buffers pantry exten-
sion. for Joseph W. Harrlmsn 10 the Sterling
Realty Company.
John J. Kavanagh has leased for Samuel Baron
James Il. Sheffield No. 81 East Seventy fth-st
a four story dwelling house. northwest corner OF
Pa-k-ave.
John Felix is the buyer Of No. 823 Lexington ave
and a: J. Thompson OF No. 3s West Fiftieth-st
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments among those fled yester-
dsv. the first being that debtor:
Brady, Msrgaret-J -.-....... $40
De -Maesener Laura. Arthur Alexander and Hoe
fer Wan Paper Mills-TnitcL states National
Bank Of NeV-IorS Cty......- 1914
Eame--same 1.1fa
Hoefer Wan Paper Mills GarG. t1ecutor..-.-. a24
Knickerlocker Steamboat Company T. storm
Associated Merchants Trading Comp2uy-A W
foVgen and another.
lockwood. Maria and .loha SF II Rdss..-...-
Moeran. Edward H-Hanover Fire Insurance
Company .-
Van De Carr. John E-Nan Dom Chair Works
Company ....-..--.--. ......-....