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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
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NEIGHB0RH0OD NEWS
SANTA re

Brother Howerton preached to a
very attentive congregation Sun.
day morning.
VIM. Mosley and niece. Miss
Verna Bates, returned home Sat
urday after a few days visit with
relatives in Hannibal.
l. N. Bailey aud Marion Snyder
made a business trip to Hannibal
last Friday.
Perry Davis made a business trip
to Perry last Friday.
Rev. Il. w. HOwertOn and Miss
Fannie Horton took dinner with
the Snyder family Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Beam visited her
parents, Uncle Charley Crump and
wife, first of the week.
Quite a number of young people
attended a lawn party at Ed. Set
ties last Thursday night.
Charley Kerr, formerly of this
place, but now of Iowa, is visiting
relatives near Santa Fe.
Claude Sterrett is on the sick
list.
Miss Topsy Coil accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Kane, is visiting
friends in and around Santa Fe.
Fred Quisenberry and wife visit
ed relatives in Shelbina Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Fairbaiu has gohe to
Holiday TO visit her daughter, Mrs,
Ida Spears.
Quite a number delivered hogs
at Perry last Monday
Mr.. Hugh Browning and Miss
Fay Bates attended an ice cream
supper at Moline Saturday night.
On account of bad weather there
was no preaching Sunday night,
Mrs. Geo. Trimble has gone to
st. Louis where she will spend
several days visiting her son, Stu
art Trimble.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
FISH BRANCH

Theodore Holtcamp lost a good
COW by lightning Thursday after
noon.
A. W. Wagner was here last
week looking after his farm and
stock.
Mrs. Tom hampton of Centralia
and Miss Lola Powell of Mexico
visited their uncle, r. w. Powell,
Sunday afternoon. He is improv-
ing slowly.
Miss Marcie Bush is visiting
friends in Mexico.
Fred Clapper is seriously i'll at
his daughters. Mrs. Will Canada.
Joe Clark is home from Illinois
where he visited his grandparents
and his aunt. Miss Trixie Me-
Query, returned home with him.
Oscar Spencer of near Centralia
visited his parents here this week
Frank Bush and sister spent
Sunday at Seed Tick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
CANT

Rain is badly needed in this To-
cality.
Mrs. j., w Rains is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Riggs,
near Centralia.
Erma Cox is visiting her cousin,
Mary Sims.
Mary aud Ruth Brockman. north
of Centralia, are visiting Addie
Eve Cunningham.
Born. July IA, to Clarence Brown
and wife, "a son
A Masonic lodge has been organ
lied here
Mrs. j K. Hays Of CentraIia is
visiting her mother, Mrs Broaddns.
Mrs. Martha Vanetta Of Bowling
Green is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Drue Mares
Little Lacy Robinson, daughter
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
PowELL FoRp

We are needing rain for the grow
ing crops.
Threshers are in this neighbor-
hood, and some people are cutting
oats.
MissesIrma and Mildred johnson
are at Pertle Springs attending the
EpwOrth League convention.
Miss English OF st. Louis is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
A rnold.
7. j. Powell and Misses Ida
and Pauline Powell are home from
a months visit in Kentucky.
Miss Fannie johnson is 10 Den.
YER, Colo.
Our roads are being worked.
Bro. Chinn preached two good
sermons at Sun Rise last Sunday.
Several from Mexico attended SER
vices.
Chas. Arnold has out a petition
for road to extend through his
farm, which when completed will
connect a roadon each side, max
ing a straight road from Centralia
to Laddonia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
REREA.

p. Il. Cauthorn purchased new
binder last week.
Mr.. Chism's buggy mare got
badly cut on barbed wire Fri lay
The feminine element is busy
gathering blaekberries-and CHG
gers.
Ed Sutton filled his regular APP
pointment at Berea Sunday. he
was assisted in the services by Eds,
Hutchinson Of Shelbina and Dear
droff of Bachelor.
r. M. Roberts and family attend.
ed the ball game at Simmer Sat
urday.
MIR. Butler aud family of Skin
ner, Thomas Showers and family
of Hollensyille, Henry Hutchinson
and family Of Strother and Rich
mond Price and wife Of Rush Hill
attended church at Berea Sunday.
A COW belonging to Dr.. Duncan
fell in a well in his barnlo lot. With
the assistance of some neighbors
she was gotten out without any
serious injuries.
Nell Maddox of HOllensville was
the guest of her cousins, Lida and
Laurence Lipp.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
BENToNcITY.

Mrs. AL Tanner and children of
Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting at
Grandpa Tanners,
Miss Laura Brown who is home
from st. Louis on vacation is now
at Columbia visiting her sister.
S. II. Douglass and daughter,
Miss Josie, returned to their home
in ST. Louis Tuesday after a visit
to relatives and friends at this
place.
Chas. Allison shipped a car lead
of sheep to st. Louis Monday
night,
J. w. Hines made business
trip to Old Monroe Monday.
Elmer johnson shipped car
load of sheep to ST Louis Monday
night.
Mrs. JnO. Stewart and baby re,
turned home from st. Louis We'd
nesday.
Ed. Carriers Youngest son is
quite sick
j. w Foley returned Monday
from a trip thru the West.
Mrs. Rene HiIdebrandt and fam
lily start Wednesday for LawtOn,
Oklahoma, to Join her husband
aud make their future, home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
our AT SKINNER
The Editor sees the People &c g
Bic Base Bali Game.

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The MESSAGE editor and better
hall made trip ont into the
skinner neigbborhood last Satur.
day. We witnessed the base ball
game between the Skinner nine
and the Moline nine. It was
close contest and made lots OF
sport. Moline led for while,
but later Skinner took courage and
the contest ended with score OF
10 to IL in favor Of Skinner. There
was large crowd in attendance
and you should have heard the
young ladies shout when Skinner
or Moline scored a big point.
la the evening there was an ice
cream supper, aud again there was
pleasure and joy.
There are some splendid peo-
pie out that way, We mention q
few:
There are the Two Charles, y
Charlie Tanner and Charlie Weav-
er, proprietOrs of the Skinner
store.
j. S. Hickman, the Skinner
blacksmith.
James Chapman. who Owns q
fine farm up near Ceutralia but
who also farms the g. F, Clark
place and has 800 acres Of meadow
this year.
John Quinlan is a prosperous
farmer who resides near. Others
who are in this list are: o. f.
Ellis, Judge HI T. Squirting, w.
ii. Mallory, Walter Holloway, Cy
Barnes, James Squirting, Enoch
King, John Blum, John VIM,
P. T. Bruce, w. FL. DtJarnett,
James Surber, Charlie Household
err, VIM. Whitley, j. l.. Carpenter,
j. J Crawford, f. A. Ehret, Doan
Weaver.
q. f Bush lives further down
this way from Skinner and has
the finest peach orchard we have
seen in many years.
We returned by way of ThOmp-
son and passed Judge Baker
Barnes farm, said "howdy" to j.
7. Jesse, one of ThOmpson's mer-
chants, and called at the Thomp-
son Hotel, Miss Julia 0'CBllaghan,
the courteous, energetic and care
full proprietress.
1t was an enjoyable trip. Sue
cessful farmers out that way, but
their crops are needing a good
rain right now.
The MESSAGE has a goodly num-
Der of readers in that neck o. the
woods.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
RUSH HILL.

The farmers are having fine
weather for harvesting.
Mrs. A. L. Yarnall and her sister
Miss Alice James, left Friday for
Chillicothe where they will visit
their sister, Mrs. Joseph Smith.
E. NJ. Crooks shipped one car
of 1853 10. steers to st. Louis Tues
day night.
The ice cream supper at the M.
E. Church Saturday night was will
attended.
MRS. Kate Paisley of Fulton visit
ed friends and relatives here last
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. G. Mccall of
Martinsburg are spending a few
days with Mr.. G. r. Mccall and
family.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
BRUCE, FOX { TURNER
REAL ESTATE.
MEXICO, MISSOURI
SEE US
MISSOURI
MEXICO,

If You want to buy, sell, rent or
exchange your property;
If you want good aud safe Fire
and Tornado Insurance;
If You want to borrow money
at low rate of interest;
If you want a bargain in Texas
lands of rich, productive, sandy
loan soil; good markets; excellent
r. r. facilities; low taxes; good
free schools; ideal climate; album
dance Of pure, free stone water;
varied crops; fine churches; nat
ural resources.
BrsGe Building. Phone l5l
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

Miss Grace Qaisenberry rBtgrn4
ed from her yisit to Kentucky last
Saturday accompanied by her
cousiu aiiss Matte Glass who
will visit here for some time
Miss Margaret Delaporte left
Monday For a few weeks visit with
Mrs Lena seahougbi daughter of
our fellow loansmsn " & True
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
a Pittsburg, Kans.

~ ~ ANNe'''ft = D. - 49,
There were three loads Of wheat
brought to market last Saturday
By jim Spotser, colored, raised on
the old Ipo. lickey place 10 tha
West Lick naiehborhood The
first brought to this markets Viii.
der 4 Pearson got 1t
The oats crop much better than
was expected. Some are saying
the crop is better than last year.
The NJ. Z Church sonth is put.
cling Guards on the windows to
protect them from boil also small
boXs rocks and hugs
tsollius enr resirurannt man Is
~ Faltou attending tho Bailey
lgial
Art Lae Of Fatber IS elefking for
Alexander 8 Sons
John ilObson ahipped two carr
81 hogs Monday paying Is high as
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
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THE GRIM REAPER

The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmo Gass, just west of this
city, died last Saturday.
Rev Cant Greason. formerly q
resident at Rowena, this county,
who was a nephew of P. H. Cant
of Mexico, died few days ago at
Kansas City.
Maggie johnson, the little four
gear old daughter of Mr., aud Mrs.
Claude johnson. died last Wednes-
day. Rev II. e. Truck conducted
the funeral at the home Thursday.
Mrs. q d. Stocks, wife OF At
torney s. d. Stocks, died last Sun
day night at Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, where she went few weeks
ago for medical treatment. Mr..
Stocks accompanied her on the
trip and made one trip back to see
her about ten days since. She
seemed much improved and the
news Of her death came as a shock
to the friends Of the family here.
Mrs. Stocks had been ID delicate
health for fifteen years or more.
Mr.. Stocks and sou. Harry. went
to the Springs Monday and re-
turned with the body to Mexico
yesterday. Funeral services at
the Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon conducted by Rev A Al.
Wallace. We extend deepest
sympathy to the bereayed ones.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

of Leslie Robinson. is very sick
james Miller and wife are enter.
tRinmg their granddaughter, Eula
Miller, Of Marshall.
Lee Miller delivered lambs at So.
35 per cws.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
Notice Of Final SRiLIRnRnt.

Notice Is hereby given TO all creditors
and Others interested 10 the estate Of r.
= 0annell, deceased, that i, the under
signed administrators 81 said estate, III.
tend 10 make final settlement thereof al
the next termoi Probate Court Of Aa-
drain county, Missouri 70 be hold az
Mesleo commencing che SECOND Moadsy-
~ August, 1904
Mus. ANHjH CAaRgLFa
AdmlHlstFRtrls.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
Notice Of Final SgttI8IIaIt.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all creditors
and Others Interested In the estate Of
the undersigned administrators Of said
estate, intend-to make final settlement
theFeot ut the next term OF Probate
Court OF AndraiR county, Missouri, To be
held at Mexico commencing the second
Monday IN August, 1905.
a. ] Fay, JB,
b. s. Fry.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
ADMINISTRATORS Noflce

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the-estate OF Joe n.
Davis, deceased, have beeen granted ri
the undersigned by the Probate Court Oh
Audrain county, Missouri, bearing date
dune 20, 1905. All persons having claims
against said estate are required TO exhibit
Them TO me for allowance within one
year after the date OF said letters ar ti1ev
may be precluded from any benefit al
such estate; and If such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the
time Of the publication of this notice
they will be forever barred.
MARTHA A. DAVIS, Administratrix
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
Lpmber For Sale.

h4at 10000 feet CONSISTING q
sills. ioists, studdiug, sheeting,
boxing, road aud bridge lumber
on the Tom Dungan farm 9 miles
west Of Benton City, which win
sell reasonably. Also a lot Of sea.
soned white oak fence corner posts.
Make out your bill and let me fg-
ure on it, write or phone Tom
DUNCAN on the Benton City line
or Il. p. Warden. No 295 on the
Mexico line.
H. r WARDEN.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
Executor's Nnflca.

Notice ie hereby given that letters tesla.
mentaryup0ntheest ateoi IYaFnerK Potts
deceased, lhaYe been granted t0-the nngiaf,
signed by the Probate Court az Audrain
county, Missouri, bearing date Aprll col.
1905 All persons having claims agalnst
SAID estate are required 10 exhibit them
% US for allowance within one yeaFafter
uate q said letters, or they may be pre-
eluden from any benefit OF such estate.
and Il such claims be net exhibited With
"a two years from the time Of TIE publi-
cation Of this notice they win be forever
barred.
sYfLLARD PoTfs,
SUSAN A. PQi.Is,
EXECUTORS
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

JUDGE K. M. Lands in Chicago
le other day levied fines aggregat,
lg $685. 900 against the Chicago &
lion railroad company, which is
iarged with MISUNDERSTANDING
g shippers against the little fell
VS., Let the railroads give all a
mare deal, rich and poor, high
I'D low alike.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
N0IlG8 Of FiNaI SBiiIB1REl.

and others Interested ~ the estate 81 4
=: DAVIS, deeeased, that !, the dndees
signed adWlnlstrat9E 81 s9ld estate ln
spnd "a mako aaal attlament thereof Il
the next torn o. pronasA CONT 81 All
draia county Missouri % Be hold az
MeSlco commenclng the second Monday
in August 1895 ID DAVIS.
Administrators
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

PET you a home--a small
!. II It must be. That should be
ambition of every American.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

aHz idea of the law being en-
psed against some men high
" and who have money seems
Iurprise some people.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

!, Let we'll enough alone" is the
publican campaign cry this
or. The late Congress spent
A,104, 500 more than any other
oRress in the history of the
antry, and that's what it costs
IS time to let we'll enough
heU
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

Che Centralia Courier throws
I the warning to her citizens
1t one Of these fine days Mexico
u gobble up the southern term
rs of that electric railway from
rry by Santa Fe. The Courier
very anxious for Centralia to
t the terminus.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

I'HE Middletown Chips referring
vAlexicO's coming Chautauqua,
os that it lis one of the best in
tments that thriving city has
RI made and will be of incalcu-
vie benefit to the community"
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

:, This lie dog gone bad" declared
n Chicago citizen who found a
lse of his missing canine pet
ais breakfast sausage.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

che meat situation is said to be
a,ad as it smells.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

The Mexico school board is TAX.
ing its Town time II locatiDg the
high school building They are
All thoro business men aud they
know what's what
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

is observed that old Russia is
+. on the bomb.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

lid w a Hook requests the
MEssAaE to say that he win preach
at The Christian church at Rush
Hill next Sunday morning. and at
night
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

Z anE day Of graft end grab,
our patton pass safely thruf
FAat are We going 10 do with the
alion that gives few men.
unk with dollars, the power TO
fd il over oil their felIowsi We
si End the prohibition, the pal
alive 81 panacea We viii catch
nselses The trusts are tramp
apon us, but the people see
are getting ready to swing
4 grinding aud deadly tread
rbn ine trusts. There is q re-
tened patriotism Souie have
siled ihe idea Of civic right
papess. but honesty gloriiied Isl
s. IDEAL ever 70 be sought in pnb-
private affairs It Is the
q ihe opiimist and the na-
hope
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

The saloon keepers of the
rye cities by their persistency in
olating the Sunday law, if they
mt let mp, will get an order
ON the people direct that they
ust close every day in the week
he people despise the anarchist,
the man who will not obey the
W.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

MEXICO should he the terminus
that proposed electric railway
lming by way Of Santa Fe from
cry In view of this fact
lexieo should be largely repre-
snted at that mass meeting and
ig railroad picnic at Santa Fe to,
ay There viii be speech making
pd there should be some orator5
] advocacy Of Mexieo's claims
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

In is proposed that the govern
mt issue $50 600, 900 of 2 per cent
nds to add to the burden of the
Epayers of the country. Repub-
an papers have been blowing
out that big surplus, why not
vance this money cut of the sur
as aud keep down interest.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19


The Morris Bros. are arranging
for temporary headquarters for
their shoe factory in Mexico and
will be making shoes by the mid
die Of August. Mexico will be
making shoes before Moberly.
Poor old Moberly. Next time she
will not be so anxious to butt in.
THE commercial club of Wells
vile has taken in hand the propo-
sition to build a rock road from
Wellsville to either Middletown or
Shamrock. The people of Wells
vile are determined to have at
least one rock road leading to
Wellsville before another year.
Let Mexico wake up and profit by
this example.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

Money 10 loan 81 real estate Sc
euliiy Iw HoweI4
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

". Rankin has sold No. s21 to s25 West s4th St,
q six story apartment house. plot 75x1oos
feet. l4o feet east Of Riverside Drive.
Conway & Corduke hae bought for the F1atron
Realty Company from Mrs. 5 z. Fuller No 8 West
SGD St. a three story dwelling house and lot, 1bx
4 Haiprin has bought from Reger & Peckner
No 1923 to 1881 First ave. and Nos S5l and 85S
East 56th st, six story double tenement houses,
with stores plot fronting has feet In Fist
ave. and 100 feet in 56th St Rosentha1 & Suss-
man were the brokers.
Ueisberg q Cioldring have sold TO Abraham J.
Sriro Nos. So and 81 East l07th ST.. two nVe story
fathouses, plot 50Xlo0.11 feet In payment Mr
Sriro gives the southeast corner Of Old Broadway
houses on plot l25.1xI0lX irregular.
Dora Finkelstein has sold TO Samuel Herost No
2lS3 Amsterdam ave. a six story dathouSe, Win
STOVES, on plot 3L6Xl00 feet.
IIeilner ( Wolf have bought from the Duer es-
tate the three four story dwelling houses no. 81 10
g West 9lst St each 1SXl09s feet; also the similar
house No. g West 91st ST. Francis B. Robert was
The Bernstein & Weinberg Realty Company has
bought the two four story hathouses, with stores
at the southeast corner OF Lexington ave and Hath
st, on plot AXIS feet 80
sussnreh Whitney TO Mary Maher No. IS Bank
St & three story dwelling house, on lot B10xIa
Louis stocken co. have sold No. 118 10 11s East
sth St two six story tenement houses 75xS4 feet
for Bouland & Alkier- -
Isaac Nagel has sold the hve story building No
l. Beringer has bought No rs East 137th St, a
five story dathouse. on lot 25xl0o feet.
Richard Church has sold a plot, ouASfo rect, on
the west side OF Byron St. near Z3Sth St
Schano & Co have sold the block front on the
north side of Lyon ave, between Grace and Parker
az-es 260E1O0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
SLAVERY IN CANADA.
Indian Agent Tells of Practice
Among Redskins.

Fernie B. c.. Dec q (SpeciaD.-Conmenting on
the fact that Indian girl has Just been sold for
s4oO at Kingcombe Inlet. G. W. Rebeck. an Indian
agent. says:
II is, and has been for years, the custom among
ing and selling them a white man would a dog
or q cow. In early days, when not
valuable as they are at present the girls kept
on hand until they were twelve or thirteen but OF
among the redskins caused by the potlach, they
are sold as a buyer can be found. II Is
seldom that reaches the age Of twelve with
out being turned into cash
Another custom among these people Is 70 turn
out & woman when she gets old and ugly. and
able 70 money for her master; a younger and
better woman takes her place. About a year ago
an effort made to checkNthis brutal practice
and an Indian who had put away a woman with
whom he had been living for twenty years and took
younger one. was brought up a charge Of big
amy. The case was tried in Vancouver and came
90 nothing
With regard to this child which has Just been
sold nothing be done; 1t is too late. But there
are hundreds Of others who viii certainly share
70 bear 10 induce those at the head of Indian affairs
TO take some action / would suggest that the
superintendent Of the Chdrens Aid Society collect
all the evidence he and place II before less
sure that soon the real heads Of the govern
ments know for certain that the charges are true
remedy will be applied. Il Is very easy to prove
that slavery Of most degrading kind exists in
UP all who claim to be true British Columbians
10 say whether the stigma against the OF
their province shall be removed not.
During the last few months number of OF
slavery in its most revolving forms have been re-
ceived from ths Far North. Some of these stories
have been strenUously denied by the Indian De-
partment. While Investigations have been ordered
In some few cases. apparently they have come 70
nothing
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
EXCHANGING PLOTS A FEATURE
OWNERSHIP OF Many VACANT PARCELS cH4NcEn
HANDS IN THE WEEK
ssos Still Busy the Pennsylvania Tunnel Secop-ooa De-
nand for Properties in the Doscntosen Districts

599E 99E ioTt buildings or the side streets south Of
-o.,., o- -; ana west OF 9th ave. has been very
--ce.CeGoie- such buildings have been frequently
SS'eu 49,. curing the last few years in this dis
S, -, o9t now they are being undertaken on a
ttoISer scale -Four and five lots are being
oeSnL Tor the purpose OF erecting ten story
,ouiiiigihss thereon instead Of the old six story
a. ss-ilSS1llss on two or three lots. 1t looks as
= tne whole district far west as 9th ave.
Soeia be gradually improved with business
DCl4ulhgs- Ninth ave. itself. after many years
% tluleScence, has been aroused from its sleep
ana ana is showing signs Of d more prosperoSs fu-
ture' IL looks as If eventually il might become
an actiVe and prosperous business thoroughfare.
me new docks that are being built south of 2Sd
81 VIII doubtless tend TO increase the availability
OF these streets for warehouses and other SIM
ilar improvements What this district needs,
however, more than anything else is better con-
nection with the thriving business area to the
southeast. But 9th and 9TH aves terminate IN
a wilderness OF little streets which afford no
southerly outlet, and this fact has diminished
enormously the business availability OF these
Important thoroughfares. They could be ex-
tenced south at a comparatively small expense
and 10 the immense advantage Of the real estate
OF that part OF the city and of the business
prosperity of the whole OF the West Side. But
although such extensions have frequently been
laid out, they have never really been seriously
considered. II is a palpable illustration Of the
way in which property owners sometimes neg
lect their interests that no united effort has ever
been made 10 bring about the southerly eXten-
sions OF 9th and 9TH
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
An involuntary petition was filed against Henry
KoopersteIn and Saul NJ Schwartz, trading as
Kooperstein Schwartz, No SS5 Broadway. by
three creditors. with claims follows: The kremer
WoOllen Company $40; the Manhattan Woollen
Company, A7S, and the Narragansett Woollen Com
pany ST41.
The charge IS made that the firm made general
assignment to Z. Z. Delaney, committing thereby
act Of bankruptcy.
An involuntary petition was filed against Hush
berg Brothers OF No. 24L Eighth avenue. by four
creditors, with claims as follows: Louis Ffnkel-
steia, Sl0S; W II; Fucker $oS; Sternsheim Bros;
payments alleged. Louis Lichtenberg APP
pointed receiver. with a bond of 500.
Richard yelling was appointed receiver of the
business of the Transcendental Lamp Company,
Pearl and Park streets. involuntary bankrupts,
with a bond of S.