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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-15
SHOT DOWN ON STREET
Stasfe iaesHY kexlts II ! Ifstety al
Iowa Of bresasvlllc.

Hrosasyille. Texas. Iaae A
/ tragedy growing out of the inveAti.
| cation by the senate committee on
| military affairs at Washington OF
/ the shooting up OF Brownsville BY
negro soldiers of the Twenty Fifth
I infantry was enacted upon the
streets OF Brownsville early yester-
( day In which Colonel s II Wre-
/ ford, one ot the most prominent cit
izons of the city, was Killed. and
/ Jesse Thornham. stepson OF Captain
William Kelly. the wealthiest resi-
| dent Of this section. arrested charg
ed with the shooting.
The shooting took place about
s 80 O'Clock In front of Captain Kel-
ly's office. Wreford was shot twice
with shotgun and died in about
half an hour
The tragedy caused great excite
ment and is regarded as deplorable
trated here by the negroes of the
Twenty-Fifth infantry.
Colonel Wreford is one of Browns
yille's leading citizens. a merchan-
disc broker and about 60 years of
age. He is very pronounced in his
ideas, but was quite generally liked
and admired.
Captain Kelly, whose name has
been connected with the tragedy be
cause OF his testimony before the
senate military committee in Wash
ington, is probably the weathiest
man Brownsville has ever produced
except James Stillman, president Of
the National City Bank Of New York,
The causes leading up to the ira
gedy appear to be a circular printed
and distributed by Colonel Wreford
bitterly attacking Captain kelly's
testimony before the senate commit
tee a few weeks ago. Captain Kelly
testified that the negroes of the
Twenty infantry stationed
here prior to the raid were discrimi-
mated against not only by the peo-
pie, but by the police force, and
were made to feel that they were
not wanted. He said they were sub
iected to rough treatment by the po-
! lice department, but In all otner mat
ters, Captain Kelly's testimony stooc
squarely by the people OF Browns
Vile
1t appears that this feature OIL
| Captain kelly's testimony angered
Colonel Wreford, and he issued a
printed circular in connection with
il. This. it is alleged, led up to the
tragedy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-15
CONSCIENCE HlET HIM.
After Twenty Years Alex Tabor '"'
turns to Plead To indictment.

Clarksville. Texas June To-.
During the fall OF 1857 Alex Tabor
then a citizen of the Dickson com
muuity. several miles south ~ ihl7
city. was Indicted bS the Red RIVER
county grand jury ON the charge OF
assault 90 murder Tabor lett ihr
country before bvius arrested ana
was never located uutH THIS W~rN.
when hr walked into thc asstF''.
court room aud asked to plead tu'i.
,tt The charge Sas reduced f' as-
sra,at.t assault and fhe usual fine
imposed. Witch was paid aut 'hr
man ealkrd from thv eourt bo"f'
frsy from thc vuts ut ih" charge
Whish ts declares tas Nnno'"d bi"
. continually far fhr feeuN wears
since ths ndietmsuf eaa returned.
gfn,. bla arrival hsrr fahnf has nrf
aift many af bts e.a frirnds
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-15
WILL JOHNSON HANGED.
Negro Who Caused Atlanta iiart
Riots Admits Many Grimes.

Atlanta. Ga, June l5.-N III
Johnson. the negro who was con
yicted of criminally assaulting Mrs
Georgia Pembree. white woman
in one of Auantas suburbs last Au-
gust. was hanged here yesterday a
he stood on the gallows johnson
confessed 90 q series of crimes in ana
near Atlanta last summer ana tah
which greatly excited public teellus
and made possible the riots oi sep
tember % Of am guilty of every b.
thing I am charged with aud more.
he declared just before the trnp was
sprung
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-15
nILNER IS PROMOTED
vM klomt Csamtsuoau Of ARMsi-
isft Ntii <DieMber.

Ausiia. Teaaa. June ~ Cover.
nor Campbell yeaterdas announced
that effective Sept I Il r. Miner.
commissioner OF Insurance, Ntatistics
aud history. would become comftils-
sioner of agriculture the nes state
department created by the thirtisth
legislature and which la~ goes into
effect Sept. ! 4, and Thomas u Love
of Dallas. speaker of the hous. OF
representatives. pf the thirtieth legig-
lature, on that date viii become
commissioner OF insurance. statis-
tics and history
Governor Campbell also announ-
Ced the appointment Of Judge Nc
MILAN OF Commanche county as dis
trict attorney of the Fifty sixth dis
trict composed OF the counties Of
Coryell. Hamilton and Comanche
Judge Mcmillan succeeds A. r, Ed
son. resigned.
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THf GIN ,14tB SHOOT.
Anderson Nak~> Highest ~eots and
Captures the Medal

Yesterday afternoon about fifteen
members uf the gun ciuh lined up
at the grounds IN East End for thr
regular weekly practice shoo,
Feuimth. tbs coiiiTiisftivra ef the huuch
put the boys up 10 their beat effort
and for about an hour aud half
the atmosphere WAS SO thoroughly
perforated that "A cloud was ashamed
To dsrken the SKY Captain VIII An
dersou captured the medal by a
score Of II out OF possible 20 blue
rocks. this being the only thing that
saved Sam Tohrnhiil tn. reputation
OF being chronic medal 9earer
Tom Hatfield, before the fun began.
was declared candidat. for medal
honors, and Daniels carried his boys
out to help him shine with the gold
en- trophy, Burton Prince was there,
too, with designs on the club medal
But II was no use. The
gentleman from old Gonzales push
ed on the lines" and pulyerized blue
rocks just like he had EN- in box
and was working on them with a
club. Frlacher is a hard shooter. and
so are Roy Connally and Dabney
Sims, and It was with the greatest
effort that they kept from hitting
the blooming things. Many other
shooters lined up at the bat, includ-.
ing a representative of the paper.
The later wasn't In it. The targets
were moving some and all sin
giles, and he shines as a dead shot
when there Is whole bunch OF
something sitting still with good
rest handy. Everybody had fun, and
all intend to repeat it next Friday
afternoon
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SAYS MERCHANT Is BANDIT.
Express Messenger Says Storekeepcr
Robbed Company Of $25 700.

Galveston, Texas, June 1o.-Jo-
seph Bertmann. respected mer-
chant of Houston was confronted
yesterday by John 7. Dickey, who
positively identified him as one OF
the robbers who held up train and
robbed the express company OF
about $4,000 eighteen years ago
Dickey was the Wells-Fargo express
messenger on the Houston and Tex
as Central line and the hold-up TOO
place the night of September "a
1889. eight miles south of For
Worth. Two men did the work an
for half an hour the express mes
| senger was face to face with the maj
who robbed the safe while his com
panion covered the engineer ant
| fireman.
Dickey made a study of the man
features and voice and declared ne
could recognize either among
thousand men. He has been in south
Texas for fifteen years and upon en-
tering Bertmann's store today ne
was astonished to be greeted by the
robber. Bertmann is said TO have OF
fered TO restore the amount stolen
il the case be dropped.
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ROTH SHOULD ~ SPANKED
What a iur, Thought "f Two sect
ety Nomrn ,n Nufora.

Aurora. m. June l5.-"We. the
juF, uud that Miss tiattlr Hriggs
and Miss poroth, Tiilotaau should
each be- taken from this courtroom
and we'll aud truly spanked ~as
ihe svri,rt aI lur, shl,h Judge
tasdals ha. SCI aside 1s Hut"nsfi'u'
riuuai
Nim Hgi9ss and tlim ril.atsau
each about 81. arv tbs daughter ni
eealsht par~utss Miss hflSKs has
been aroused of assault and battery
ty her farmer friend and gonfidan'r
Ntst rfliotaan sho#e nsue bad e'ea
an. I.fs8 ffam the guests st p paf''
sista tv abs liFisEs far h9-.r
ma HAfge3
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-15
LOOT SANITARIUM.
Masked Men Robbed Patients ana
Made Their Escape.

Chicago. June l5.-Three ROB
bers. masked and heavily armed
looted a north shore health resort
on the Sheridan road to Winnetaka
early YESTERDAY robbed a woman
terrorized more than 100 patients
knocked down and robbed hospi-
tai attache. cut the telephone wires,
and fought their way TO freedom
carrying with them booty valued at
$1,000
Mrs Metcalf, who was robbed, Is
Frustrated.
The thieves have been traced To
Chicago.
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DEATH CAME SUDDENLY.
Captain Samuel Quaite Expired Az
ter Preparing to Return Home.

Death came suddenly 10 Captain
Samuel A. Qunite yesterday after
noon between / and . o'clock at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. j. w.
SAWYER on West Jefferson street, af-
ter he had prepared to return to his
home near Oyilla Mr.. Quaite had
been quite Ill at the home of his
daughter for some time, but a few
DAYS ago his condition began i'm
proving and yesterday he felt much
better than usual. In fact, he had so
far recovered that it had been de-
cided that he should return to his
home in the country. A conveyance
had been sent for him and arrange
ments had been made to start home
late In the afternoon when the heat
was not quite so intense Mr. Quaite
ate a hearty dinner, and was sitting
/, in his favorite chair on the front
porch when the summons from the
death angel came HIS death Is at
! tributed to heart disease, and 1t II
supposed that ne expired almost sud
: denly. When members Of the famil
F, walked out on the porch shortly be
fore o'clock they found him lynn
] face downward on the floor. havin
fallen forward out Of his chair. Lif
was then extinct.
Mr. Quaite was about II years Ole
and was one Of the early settlers OF
Ellis county. He was born in Chris
tian county. Ky, and came TO EIis
| county before the Civil war. He en-
listed in a company that was organ
| ized in this county and served
| throughout the war with honor ana
| distinction. At the close of the war
he returned to Ellis county and en-
| gagged in agricultural pursuits FOR
the last twenty-five or twenty-thfee
wears he resided in the Oyilla coun-
try. where. by his gentlemanly de-
meanor and noble traits of charac-
ter ne won a host of friends He was
conscientious christian and had
been a member of the Methodist
/ church for many years.
He leaves Il devoted companion
and four children to mourn MS
dath. The children are Mrs. H. T.
NcCue. Mrs. j. W Sawyer, j. II
and X. ) Quaite.
/ The remains were taken 10 Ovilla
/ this afternoon to bee Inferred ln ola
shiloh cemetery, The funeral ana
I iutermeut took place there al '.''.
\ large number OF friends accom-
panied the body 20 It's last resting
place
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-15

10 YOU will make inquiry II Will be
= revelation 20 YOU how many sue
cumb 90 kidney or bladder troubles
la one form or another, IL the pa
tient is not beyond medical aid. fo-
ieys Ridney Cure will cure II never
1lsappolais II W, Feayls.
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Every member 90 Elm Camp No
As. will be expected to be- present
at Oyua oH sunday hy 3 oeiock g.
m ta assist iu thc unysiling ~ the
monument nf ~5yrrvlsu \ Qnaiir.
deceased
A. NsSWEf.I. Acting q e.
J. 4 SHORES Clarh.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-15

Miss lola Curlin Nishee 90 aA-
nouure t5 her friends and patron
that She js aNaiE .u her effir" wien
CANNON & Wouhlm. Any one desif-
ing her services NAV eau there %,
,.s,,. r-f o.a phoae. 6tps
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-15

The Trinity Glee club, composed
of about thirty well-trained musl-
clans. most OF them pretty girls, gave
an entertainment at the Presby yterlah
church last Saturday night, and a
large crowd was present 10 ENJOY
the music. and those present SHOW
ed their intense pleasure and inter
est hv their repeated enc0res ana
happy demonstrations. As most peo-
pie know. this club takes It's name
from Trinity University, NaNaha-
chic. and the club is certainly a
credit 90 that popular INSTITUTION "'
learning .-Kerens Tribune
give the good wife rest and take
vnur meals at the EatitorluM. u
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
MANY AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

Many vacant and improved Manhattan and Bronx
parcels are 10 be offered to-day at foreclosure sale
IN the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms, Nos Il
and 16 Vesey St Several large Bronx tracts
are also 10 be sold at voluntary sale
b joseph p Day: sos Manhattan ave. " s. Is5 II s
o. l2lst St l5xso three sty front dwlg rs; L
Iosczni e al agt August Ellingen; Foulds attys;
J Hayes. Sheriff; Sherifrs sale OF all right title etc
which August Ellingen had June IS 1907 or since
1903 Ave a. 10th st, % 6x75 sty brk tene-
IeHt and store: N Kalashen agt Jacob TIL ct all L z
brown, atty; A Foley ref; due S6.Ol3 5S
taxes. etc. 500 81; sub to two prior mtgs of
% sSlVS V9ea l1fany ST. n W, cor 167;h st, 921lx
Slassna9 mar e al Isman @ l. l. att5s J BoigeT
6 sa5shod tsndfnent Es o catherine "a Ts
M dn saaSS 5000 665 walton 1'i2 a2a
IS GeSna q LIE M 5 Ias Co agt Lars Ecs29 e a pulo
s'a sss co. SUP e seconq atge Of s4lidS s. 64th
q s'ys 81 j ,F5 Esra ref; se.
i22-iIx75e1lis3. vacant; century Investing CO agt
a6s f r5 Sy ref T. amt due d fi'iS s6 tare g
etc $3.50 l. Soptnefn biVd Z " s. l445 It OF l4Oh
2s9 to lslst st SO 1855 ll5a vacant same agt
Isoth St s67x1662z75 7xli&s vacant same agt same
seoa B same atty same ref amt aug sl4 8 4 taxes
&C s.oo o. I.oDn-s @ ave cor lo5Ln s. iV9 IVAS'
kins. ref amt due si924 50: taxes etc s42o0 lSsth
sgt same; action o. ! Haynes ref due
Z of I41st 81 571i64 2z5oxI83 1aoht Same i asst
action $40 O6l9 81
fRIes. etc 1888 13 l4oth s 1855 9t OF Southern
Blvd, b0xi25. vacant; agt same; action !,
atty: ref; DUE $3S0l 30 taxes, 1891 50.
southern Blvd. l4Oth ST. Il5.6xl44 IxlOOxse3,
vacant; agt ssme action s. atty; " w Bad-
ain ref; due, Sl6S95 taxes Sl152 O.. l4Oh
S s. l6I 3 c Southern Blvd. 76x1Oo vacant
same. action o. ref; due,
o. taxes etc, sos Al. both l444 II OF
Blvd. 75100 action 10;
atty ref; due. $5,lI5 o.: taxes, etc,
s235 Is; 18Th 81 s. 2944 Il Q Southern Boulevard,
s5xleo; saInei action IL same atty;
Brady. ref amt due $50e3 s.; taxes, etc. S9 02
lssth st. n s. 1894 70 Southern Boulevard. T5xl00;
agt action IL same atty; same ref
s. 33s # 1880 2JxlG4 10, TO Decatur ave, KOS
z1OI I0 sale: Webster 6Ss It 1881 st.
lots each 2Jx from IO1IO us running through 20
ave: sale; Decatur "a. 10 IT 1881
four lots 2Jx 10 to 1874; vol sale;
Decatur ave- " "a II fl q Kingsbridge Road, eleven
lots. - % and % from 73S TO S2l1; vol sale: Mt
Vernon Herimer Place 23d and 23th SITS. block.
containing thirtyfour lots; vol sale; Napier Her
Place. Esd and 2Oh block containing twenty
nine lots; vol sae; Southern Boulevard l4ls 81,
4310xlIT 9X2SexilL9 Knickerbocker Trust Co
Mook5ck. ref; Que. s793s %: ETC. S504 90
By Samuel GioidsticEer-scuthern Boulevard, s
l4ist 1lo6z78 3xe2 5xIa53; vacant Knckerbocber
Trust Co agt Samuel Green all I. Westcott atty;
L Stanton. ref; due. SiI o60
In the Real Estate Exchange Saesrooms
sale Of the parcel 43f0xlf7sx2s Sxlll9 feet. the
southwest OF i4ist 81 Southern Boulevard
adjourned 70 November 10 by Joseph p Day. Mr Day
intended 20 sell the interest which A. Morgan had on
November IS. 1887 IL the premises No 232
eth St He however. withdrew the premises the
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
LIyELYREALTY CONTEST
BROKERS TO VOTE TO-DAY.
4 500 900 Trade Afecting Upper
Vest Side Parcels.

snirited election VIII be held to-day at the
rooms OF the Real Estate Board Of Brokers at
No 1j6 Broadway. Three governors, 10 serve
.bree wears and one governor to I'LL the va
csnrv in the board caused by the death or Johh
p Foley are 10 be chosen. Moreover hVe
members are to be named as a nominating COM
,aittee and an auditing committee is to be
elected The polls viii open at 10 o'clock and
close at 3 o'clock. There are at least two can
didates for every place on the ticket, the most
interesting contest being for three places on
The board Of governors. The candidates TO serve
three years on the board OF governors are Al
fred Y. Amy. Joseph p. Day. William f Davies
Charles Griffith Moses T. A. Tredweil and
Francis Z. Ward.
Hessrs Amy Day and Ward are likely TO he
the successful nominees. Their friends said yes
tortlav that they had enough votes 10 elect
them For the unexpired term Of the late John
r Foley there are two candidates namely
David a. CIarkson. president of the organiza-
tion. and a. y. Gitterman- The election OF MI
CIarkson is assured. as Mr.. Gitterman is work
ing 10 make the election of Mr.. Clarkson unani-
mons The nominees for the nominating com
rrittee five Of whom are to be chosen, are as
follows: Wright Barclay. Joel s. De Selding
William c. Lester. Romaine c Nichols. Robert
T. Rainev. ". WITS Reese, David H. Scully.
Walter Statier. P. s. Treacy and c. z. Williams
The candidates for a place the auditing
committee are Joel : De Seldiag. II. T. Young
and II Q. Senior.
The organization will also vote on the propo-
sition TO Incorporate the board and on changing
the constitution and bylaws. After the polls
ara closed the annual meeting Of the board will
be held.
Fl. B. Baker & Co. and H. 7. Schoeman have
sold for the Delta Realty Company seventeen
lots on the north side Of 143d ST, 90 feet
west Of Hamilton Place 10 the West Side Con-
struction Company, Of which Jacob AXelrod IS
president. The buyer gives IN part payment
40 227 to 233 West 141st St. two six story
elevator apartment houses. on plot 123Xlo0
feet The amount involved in the transaction
was about $550OOO. The 143d st. plot is part
Of the block formerly owned by the Coored Or
nhan ASYLUM
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

Pocher & sold the story tenement house,
with stores. No. st, 25x10O feet. Will
lam C. HYDE. % 3 client investment
Mrs. Harriet y Holder has sold No. 5l4 West 18th St.
four story American basement dwelling house on lot
iGzlu22 feet a Mrs. Lowe.
A. shatzkiu Sens have bought n Nj TIill the plot
l"'Nl'e feet the northeast 215th st and
sixth ave- also, from John Harrington. 25x1OO
on The south side Of 2l4h rs feet Maple
also sold 10 y Gaiante northwest corner of 2i6h ST
and Fffth ave 39XI05 feet also r son-ner, lot
lZlo feet. the side ST. feet east
lal.difg ave also. 70 Mt Romeo lot 25xlG9 feet
me norm SIDE Of &d 81 feet Of PauIdng
Sso io -lo feet On The north side Of 253d 80
let east OF Eaol1ing Nj katzbeTg: also 4
rare, lot 2y100 feet, south OF 216h
feet east of T1lden also plot 50xl0O feet the
east SIDE OF Sixth 30 feet north 2l6th 70
oin and the northeast ave. 2I5h ST.
bOHl00 feet. MT. BsTeIIo.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
METROPOLITAN Lire LENDS s525ooo

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has lent 20
1-izabeh A Wilcox 900 FOR five years at 81
cent plot 2x1cO fest the south OF s6th
and Riverside Drive
Strauss mortgssed the premises No. 173
End for $4,000 at Der for three years
William ?. Douglas, executor
Robert Ophant has borrowed 100000 for three years
r Per on premises a0x1O05
go ave. the
1-avyerE' Title Insurance Trust Company.
Abran HIlman has uortgaged the premises 4o. 5xCS
southeast OF 56th and ID
$4,000 al Per years 70 Trust Com
--ar-- ~ America
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
TRANsPAclFIc MAILS.
rom.

Destination Close in New York
Japan, China and Philippine Isl
auds via Vancouver and Victoria, B .
Empress OF India.....- Nov 2l 500
Hawaii, Japan, Corca, China and Philip
kong Marn. ...eNov 81 500 IN
dressed only via seattie,-Kaga daru 81 IN
Japan. China Especially ad-
dressed only (via Tacoma)-Keemun.. Nov p 600
ands via Seattiej-Mnnesota -. Nov "a eco m
san FraHciscoC~C Transport. Nov 3d. 600 m
Australia Except West). New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands and New
b C)-Aorangi. .............. T. 800 D m
Hawaii (via san Francisco)Aameda: Dec 2, 500 IN
Hawaii, japan, Corea- China and Philip
pine Islands Cvia San Francisco)-
Korea Dec g. 800 n.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
City Property for Sale.
To Whom 1t Man Concern.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW vOprr
y COunty.-In the Matter OF the Voluntary Diasor,to,
the InerboIough Vehicle Rubber Supply Company-To
All Whom May Cor Notice is hereby given that
have appointed by the New Supreme Court in
entitled proceeding Receiver nterborFh
Rubber Supply Company. and al the
and effects OF said corporation. that have i1iy
qualified such receiver and do hereby require: All
persons indebted TO said corporation to account
TO me. my Office, No Si6 Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian. OF York. New York nv tha
i0th day Of January. 1908. OF debts and sums ot
to me . All persons having in their possession any
nroperty or such corporation to deliver ,ba
same 10 me BY said 18th day January lqOs An
The creditors corporation deliver their
accounts and demands to by the said 18TH day az
January. 1908. L. All persons holding any open sub
sting OF said corporation present the
IN writing detail. place aforesaid on
or before said 18th day OF January. 1908
LAMOTT HARTSHOFtN. Receiver.
3a6 Broadway
New York City
NJ V. poney Attorney for Receiver 80 Pine Street New
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
CtGtiOHS.

= INpFNMETR. HENRY--The People OF the st,,. :,
il York By the grace OF God free indspo-4a-+
Linden-ueyr. It-4-,--s,--
Henry IIndanmeyr. Fritz Lindenr1eyr Louise So11-
Thekla Sauer, TTieda Trchs. Ludwig r I.1da7r~s--'
T4eurtetta VI. Linienneyr. Matilda Iande-ulev-
Thekla Heuri-tta sack, send greeting
You and each of you are hereby cited and re1ui--a
personally 30 and appear before Surrogarg -
County OF New York at the Surrcgates Court o. saI
county. held tie Hall of Records. Courrv -
New York on the 18Th day Of December 1907 half
O'Clock in the forenoon q tla- 5ay.
there attend Judicial settlement q accourt 81
proceedings Gustave LiudeuueyT Henry LAnterrravr
Gustave L Jaeger. Willy SonntaE and Henrietta Linden
OF tire trust created
and testament Henry L1ndeumeyT cf the C7,7v
o. York. deceased: and such % you
cit under the OF tWeEty-ons years
CURED appear by your guardian. n one y
YOU - appear and Apply for Re ap-
pointed. or neglect failure
guardian viii he appointed by the
resent act for In the proceeding.
testimony whereof. have caused the seal -
Surrogate Court Cf the said County o. New
York D. hereun-0 affixed. Witness Hon
IL 81 Prank T Fitzgerald, Surrogate or said
county. the County OF New York. the srh
day % October. IN The year q Lord
thousand nine hundred and seven
DANIEL r DOWDNET-
Clerk of the SuTTogarsz- court
HAWKESWORTB & KIRTLANp
Attorneys for Trustees.
100 Broad New YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
BIG LONG ISLAND DEAL.

TTae Mccormack Real Company sold for the
Manor Of $50 lots at Rock
Center TO the Southsde Development Company The
The property north or Long Railroad
tracks Rockville Center has frontage IN
Village ave. improved by the Lake View Manor
Association. William Richerseen Of Long Island City.
president ot the So,Hhside Development Company
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

barcelona Nov 1e-Hermann Ger. New York
New York.
Plymouth. Nov is noon-Presdent Lincoln (Ger), New
Havre Nov 1S n--Hudson CF19, New York
Libau Nov i2-Smoiensk Qiuss) New York via Rotter-
dam
F4ume, Nov i3-Ma1a CAust) New York
PASSED.
Dover, Nov is-New York Dutch tank. New York for
Rotterdam
sasres Nov 1e-Antonio Lopez Cspanl New York for
cadiz. Genoa. &c; 18th. Lguria QtaD. New York for
Naples Genoa. &c
Perrin. nov. i7-Futhergien CBrl. New York for Dany
Prawis Point. Nsv. i7-ocean Dutch. New York for
Antwerp.
York.