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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
Zeal Estate for Salt.
Bargains
! In + arms

90 acres. ~ miles from Bon Air,
Va. good house and orchard. S2,6oo.
rs acres, X miles from Chester Va,
hne 10-room dwelling and store. S3,ooo.
acres new 7-room house. at Cen
tralia. Va, $4,000.
20 acres, 5-room liouae. good orchard
miles from Manchester $500.
~ acres and orchard, w miles from
Manchester, $1,000.
These farms are from 20 TO SO min
utes' wink from the city, and the prices
below their value.
Tor further particulars address
M. G. MANN,
Oil Hull ST., Manchester. Va.
Phone 1908
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

1t costs thousands of dollars to grade and pave
streets and keep them in condition; to plant and
property and to install "a water system that is ade
quate for all time.
These things are essential to the health and com
fort Of the residents and GINTER PARK HAS.
THEM ALL TO PERFECTION 80
This property is wisely restricted for all time
against crowding and all dsagreeable surroundings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
HIT The NAIL
ON THE HEAD
MISS MAuDE MAY WON IN NAIL
DRIVING CONTEST AT PURE
FOOD SHOW LAST NIGHT

Auo her big crowd attended the
Pure Food show last night There
were the usual interesting attractions
augmented by a nail driving contest
fa~ ladies in which the contestants
proved their ability 10 hit the noit
on ne head" literally.
The contestants were Misses Ino
Ricketts,, Scean NJ Feutz, Ethel
Lewis, Maude May Nora Wood,
Pearl Cohen, Edna Cohen, Minnie
Klab. Flora Schutter, Gertrude
France, Mesdames ] Altman A. r.
StaehIc F. j.. Ince. Fl. 0 Flrrow, T..
n Barnes
Miss Ricketts, aud Miss May tied
with the best score driving a nail in 80
seconds. In the deciding cuote,, be
.ween The two Miss May made rec
ord oil y seconds and Miss Ricketts, 4
seconds. Miss May was declared the
winner and received the prize $2.5Q
in gold
\ delightful feature Of he evening
vas an imprompta musical program
ot songs by MessrS. Fred Comet
Jesse Gross. Ed Alien and Phil Fit
gerald who sang accompanied by
P.ttmans fine orchestra
Manager Wilton SANCHEZ announces
/ that this afternoon another baby
show viii be held che contestants
% be limited to babies of twelve
months and under The pre- viii be
s. in gold
This evening a-other nail driving
contest will be held for eight ladies
all Of whom will drive nail at he
same time a platform will be
erected 50 the crowd can see the con-
test. The prize will be $3.50 in gold
All kinds OF good things TO eat are
being served at the show, the menu
being changed daily.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
PREACHED LAST
SERMONON HELL
EVANGELIST p. c. CARLlN GAVE
ANOTHTR POWERFUL SER
MON LAST NtGHT-MEET
INGs GROW IN IN
TEREST.

Another conversion was the result
OF the revival meeting at the Flra
NJ. Z. church yesterday afternoo9-
Last night EvangeI st F. G. Carlin
preached the last of a series of hrea
sermons on Hell" in which he asked
his hearers TO read the sixteenth chap
ter of ST. Luke End zee Christs own
words on the exis ence of an actual
he'll
The choir is xell represented az tn
revival meetings aud the organ IS
nlayed bv Ms b r Thistlcwood.
The meeting for women and girls
Sunday afternoon a. 3 O'Clock is being
well advertised and doubtless VII
have large cong egation. Ten
subject for the sermon is The Stron2
Woman At 100 O'Clock Sunday eve
ming Mt Carl'n viii preach 90 The
objectionable Sin
The church uembcrs are expecting
u.eat rcsult, from these meetings as
the interest is growing steadily \
cordial invitation is extended To all 's
attend the meetings which are hell
at 2.3o and 7:a0 p. IN. daily
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

Suggestion has been made that 'ha
city ought TO procure centrifugal
pumps instead Of the big Menec
pumps now i'm use While he former
would not have as great capacity as
he latter 1t is claimed they would
DO an the work that will ever be re
quireI Of them, and at perhaps one
fourth the cost of the Nenge pumps
I'm the matter Of fuel The centrifugal
pumps would force the water through
the Ioyee against the river while
the Nenpe pump must lift IL twenty
feet or more over the top of the levec
even though the river may be ton
feet below the top. Another sugges-
lion H. ma6e that gates be set into
'hc inner side of the cistern into
Nhish the water flows from the pump.
which may be opened as The river
goes down and ohviaie the necessity
Of lifting the water to the top OF the
cistetn no matter what stage The
river may be. This would save the
pmp some work and save something
IN the way Of fuel Put Alderman
Wagner believes he centrifugal
pumps would be in every respect and
10y long odds The most efficient and
most economical that can be had.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
DEATH COMES At
ADVANCED ACE
FOR MIR. JOHN MARkLEY OF
CHICAGO, AN OLD-TIME RESI-
DENT OF CAtRo-viSITEO
HERE LAST SPRING.

Word was received here yesterday
Of the death Of Mr. John Marley
who passed away at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Vincent Baker in
Chicago Yesterday morning a the adj
vanced ogc OF 81 years.
Mr. Markley many years ago. was
a resident of Cairo for six months
during wuirh time hc was In paltuyr-
shin with the late Capt w p Halt
dav in the commission business The
firm had an office in the 81. Charles
Hotel now The Halliday I'm that part
of The building now used as the read
ing and writing room Of The o-nl.
During his residence here Mr. Mark
ley won the lasting friendship ~
many who are now old citizens of
Cairo. and these acquaintances he re-
Moved last spring while here with his
wife ON visit to Mrs. ". p HALF
dav who was then ~uiouuiug hero.
Mir Marhlcy. after leaving Cairo
anH -clcrug Dis business c1HErc-
items hcfr wears age. returned On
. Chicago where bee embarked iu the
hardware business. organizing Tho
firm Of Marhley d Alien. which made
a @.cat success becoming one uf 'h9
leading firms iu bat line Of business
in the Windy CIV
Mr. Nsrklev's wife Who l. most
attractive elderly woman. and his
daughter and only child. Mrs. Bake,
survive him. His death occurred at
the home Of Mrs Baker in Chicago
vino resides IN Calumet ave-uc neal
+ Twenty street
Mr. Marley was fine type oi
[ citizenship. He was man of upright
[ sturdy principles and his business iifC
+ was Characterized by fair and honor
able dealing
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
STEGER CASE GOES
TO THE JURY
STATES ATTORNEY ALEXANDER
WILSON MAKES STRONG PLEA
FOR PROTECTION OF
YOUNG GIRLS.

The case Of Georgia Steger keepe
of house Of i'll fame on Thirteenth
street, charged with harboring a gin
under legal age in her reso.t occupied
the attention of the circui, court all
of yesterday
Attorneys Michael J. OShea and
Reed Green represent d the defend
ant
States Attorney Alexander Wilson
made n strong arraignment of ths
case and his plea for the protcc ion @
young grla won the appreciation q:
tn court spectators Coming at %
time when The Thaw ease has brorg6
10 light the dangers that beset the
path OF young weak creatures who
lack he protection Of strong home in
daences. his call for the aid frou
the public officials to protect suci
girls met with the appreciation of al
the reputable men aud women in the
court room.
\ pitiful feature Of he trial was thu
attendance of young girls some whc
looked younger than legal aga, ye
who bore the stamp ON their faces e
the evil lives Aey are living Thes
moor. young things sat in court chew
ing gum yocifeiously. the object 0
pity to all thoughtful persons.
TIL case wen 10 the jury at i:l
O'Clock IN the afternoon and at mia
NIGHT la.y uiubt was sill out
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
ASK AID Of
WOMAN s CLUBS
MRS. MINNIE MADDERN FtsHE
FAMOUS ACTRESS. STARTS
WAR ON THE PACKING
HOUSES.

Mrs Minnie Madden Fiske. the
famous actress. has asked the co
operat.on of he womon's clubs Of the
country TO aid IN a war against The
cruelty employed in the staying OF
animals in the packing houses Of nc
United States Mrs. Fiske has made
personal investigation of the mat
ter and tells a story of the lack OF
humanity IN the cutting 10 death OF
animals intended for food. as harrow
ing as The story of filta revealed by
Upton Sinclair in The jungle
The New York federation OF WON
ems clubs has already taken up III.
matter and others of the countr,
doubtless will follow its lead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
AFTER A BURGLAR
James S. Ramsey Stole Money From
Van Noyes News Co.-Caught
IN ST. LOUIS.

ssl,ieF Eepn WcHt to ST. Louis Hcs
terday 10 bring back James ; Ram
-ey news "butcbcr' WHO i waute'l
for burslarizing the store room of
the Vau-Noyes NcEs company in tl.s
city some DAYS AGO. Tho store from
is loca cd at Fourth and Railroad
streets aud it appears thai money is
kept in there az well as We-ch1niiS".
Ramsey entered The place aud took
Ss4 ont Of the cash box The theft
was reported 10 Chief Egan who
tracked Ramsey go 81 Louis and had
the police Of hat citv ARE & him
Tae chief viii be here with his
prisoner This morning A warrant for
the arrest OF Ramsey was issued by
States Attorney Wilson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
DELAYED BY Floods.

(. @. Pellet went to Carbonate
Sunday and returned N Bryan's tain
which brought 10 this city the body
Of Ms Lillian Howe She died Feb
ruary 2nd at her home In Tacoma
Wash. and the remains We're shipped
BY express a few days later. High
yater. followed by blizzord, kept
the train in the state of Washington
until last Wednesday. however, Mrs
Hoees remains we're laid to rest IN
Tower Grove cemetery Sunday after
noon Murph, sbOIo Independent.
Mrs Howe was sister of Mrs.
Eliza Des Roschers Of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

The Owls had their regular nest.
ing last night which much On
thusiasm was shown A new member
wa received, VIM Wilson, who Is
with the Andrew Lohr Boiling com
paay. and three applications for
membership were made The order
has paid all It's debts and has hand
some sum In the treasury, which r.
considered a fine record for "one So
y0unE.1
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
IMPROVEMENTS
ON CITY PUMPS
REASONS WHY SMOKE STACKS
MUST BE RENEWED
SO OFTEN.
CHANGES ARE NEEDED
At Tenth Street Station to Meet Con
titions of New Sewer-Alder-
man Wagner Favors Centr-
fugal Pump for Economy

Chairman VIM Magner. Of The
Jump and water committee Is en-
Jagged now in having the big .moEe
tack raised on the Twonty-eightb
rect pumping station The stack was
puilt by j. W. Morris, 1t viii s.a0d
) feet above the ground and IS =
acAes in diameter Alderman Wagner
IN have a double cap put on the
~. six feet across. which will thor
ughly protect il from the rain He
ays one of the chief reasons for he
peedy usting Of the stacks is tIat
ain falls inside and settles in The
pints where suphuric acid is formed,
hch eats out the joints In com
arativcly short time Rain from the
Inside does not get into the joints
ecause the sections OF the stack lap
yer from top To bottom whereas on
he inside they lap The other way ana
atch and hold he water If the
amps were IN operation much Of The
me the heat would dry out the aJis-
IRE, but as they stand idle most Of
he year the rain has all the best
+ it. Another improvement is that
be stack will be sci upon a brick
1ase and not upon the boilers as on
he Tenth street pump
The stacks on the Tenth street
tation also need renewing Those
tow there are too badly rusted to
uerit painting But these will be
made 10 do until the pumping station
changed to- conform to the new
ever which Is to be built It will b.
necessary then TO change the position
f the pump and to make other
hanges which may require lager
1uilding aud it was because Of this
prospect that the committee some
time ago refused to- recommend
some lime ago refused TO recomm nd
The sale of portion of the lots on
which the plant stands
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Broad Hint.

The following advertisement re-
Gently appeared Being aware that
# is indicate to advertise for a hus-
band. 7 refrain from doing so. but =
any gentleman should be inclined TO
advertise for wife ] will answer the
al vertisemeut without delay ! am
Young. am domesticated. and c0nsit-
cred ladylike Apply" etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Ano.h.r chanc. for Best Cone.

Sales Of real estate have been made
By wireless telegraphy from steam
ships FAR out IN the Atlantic. n is pos
gible this marvel Of science may soon
be used nv spectators for stock
gambling all the way from shore 70
shore.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Real Estate Transfe 8.

Ente prise Savings Bank Of Cairo
to First Bank and Trust company "
d city Of Cairo undivided aaif Of Toy
4. block s. and railroad addition, lot
+. block 3, $3.50.
Robert +. English ct nj t. William
E. Gholson q 4. city If Cairo, h'st
addition. lots Sd aud 80. blo-h So, s..
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Always the Esesptlon.

When a man IN sinks his own identi-
~ that all thought If SELF is ha7ishef.
and only fine o6iect ~ devotion re-
mains no understands hos 20 love
One country. children. ideas and
ideals ran be loved in this fashion but
NOT woman % 3 Figaro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Guests Manners.

Iadir- IN the way down IN country
house parties habituslly ahuse each
others clothes and morals IN general.
and their hostess in partiCuiar-C0r-
respondent Of the World.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

Or. Ebert Wing who has been i'll
with an attack Of la grippe in his
apartments at The Halliday is inn
proving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

Mr. and Mrs II. H. Halliday have
returned from a three weeks visit
at Chicago and Sycamore. H.. and
Columbus and Pomeroy Ohio. White
in Chicago Mr. Halliday attended a
convention of the Illinois MGsaHe'
Supply association and WIS an
pointed a member Of the executive
committee of that organization. At
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

Columbus. Ohio. he was elected HI
Bois vie president Of the NaJIN22i
Builder assoc alton
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

John j. Hodges, agent for The
Bulletin at Hodges Park. vas in the
civ yesterday on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

Mrs. O. p Hard. OF Eleventh s'rcoL
will leave Saturday for Covmston,
Ky, to visit relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

Henry Shafer who has been tn
guest Of Cairo friends he T. urncl
10 jackson, Tenn, 10 resume h-
duties with the Mobile & Ohio rail
road.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Crpwnino Misfortune

There is no greater misfortune han
act TO be able 10 bear misfortune
attn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PERSONAL NOTES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


s-~y ~
Mr.. and Mrs n. b Sadler OF ST
Louis, are in the city, gue-ts at The
Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
BAND WILL PLAY,

CuIvers Band will play tonight az
fue Keller Eink
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs W 7. Comsto"l hit
last night for quincy whore lney viii
reside. Mr.. Comefotd will remain vi ;
the New York Life Insurance con-,
narY. -. am - s-..a.. y.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

Edward Roberts. inspector from the
supervising architt cts Office of the
L. S treasury department, who ha-
been here on business, left yesterday
for Quincy, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

John Murrell and nephew, Samuel
Williams, of Henderson, Ky. were
guests yesterday OF Il II. Thurman,
Of Eleventh street They are en-
route to Jonesboro Ark
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

James Carroll. g he IA Goll Con.
struction companY. con'.a''rls >: tie
Cairo & Thebes railroa returned yes
terday from St Louis after several
weeks absence. NJ. CAROL reports
that work has begun on tho now rail-
road The recent high saiar aid not
do as much damage TO the worS a.
ready done as was fears l.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

In letter to States Attorney Viii
son yesterday Alderman LAWYER stat
ed he would probably be home to
morrow or Sunday. The alderman
has been in Chicago for some weeks
undergoing treatment at a sanitarium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
COLBY OPENS CAMPAIGN.
Esser Reformer Greeted by Wild
Cheers and Repudiates Freeman.

I'm q meeting marked by the warmth Of the re-
rep..ons rendered Senator Colby and Sheriff Frank
H Scrnrner the advisory committee of the Repub-
1,can League for Equal Taxation and Limited
Franchises in Newark last night repudiated the
verbal assaults made within the last week by Alden
Freeman of East Orange. upon Chandler w.
R.ber Chief Justice William 8. Gummere and Su-
,,rere Court Justice J Franklin Fort II Sen
a,or Colby's first public appearance since his ar
rival home from Europe Wednesday. and his
edherents cheered him 10 the echo when he made
q brief speech urging that the fight against cor
rpo-a4.on domination be continued with undated
ygor-
The executive committee me. early In the even
ing and gave consideration 10 the incidents In
which Mr.. Freemans has figured. with the result
Mat the resolutions passed by the advisory COM
rstttee were drafted. Mr.. Sommer drew the reso-
buttons. 81 which il rected the league was
Formed destroy the controlling influence Of cor
porations IN the Republican party and that its APP
peais had been TO reason and not 10 prejudice.
Repeated calls for Mr.. Colby and Sheriff Sommer
brought them the front OF the hall, and after
reversl minutes Of applause Mr. Colby responded
with speech
IF you get TO work. he said, I'VE can
render accounting at the primaries equslling If
not SURPRISING. the results of two years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
HOUSES In DEMAND.
FOUR WEST SIDE SALES.
Robert ". Goelet to Build a Large
Pirate Garage.

Sales Of dwelling houses were yesterday feature
of the real estate market, five houses were re-
ported TO have changed hands IN the day -Four
houses sold are on the West Side. Charles .
Kohler sold Mrs. 2. A Jeannot the three story
Queen Anne dwelling house No. 40 West 90th ST.
on plot i7xloO.u feet: DR.. William Z. Cuff TO T. A
Hill No. 249 West 36th St, three story and base
n1ent dwelling house, a lot 1s.6x9S-s feet; Dun
& Brown for J. Allen Townsend No 46S West 1iith
St. four story American basement dwelling
house, on a lot 17.6x10o feet, TO w. Simpson, ana
the Woodstock Exchange sold for c. Dlinger a
two family brick house in Prospect ave. 200 rect
north 18th St, Max Florsheim.
Another large transaction reported yesterday was
the sale of a big Staten Island tract, which the
buyer intends to Immediately improve as an at
tractive residential site.
tendent Murphy for a six story apartment house
TO be built for William J. Casey. at the northwest
corner Of ST. Nicholas and 1S4th ST 1t is to
be OF brick with limestone trimmings, with a
frontage of 9911 feet and a depth of 90 feet, and
will have accommodations for thirtyeght families
is TO cost N75.G0. according to the estimate of
Neville & Bagge the architects.
garage TO be erected at No. 40 East esd ST, for
Robert Walton Goelet, as owner. It will have an
ornamental facade. with windows OF loaded glass
and large decorative medallion over the entrance
and will have living apartments the upper
floors 1t is TO cost $1,000. Albert NJ Gray is the
architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23

Julius H. Reiter has sold for L. B. Wasserstrom
10 BENJAMIN ]. Dickinson No as to 321 East Sth
St Brooklyn. four two family dwelling houses on
plot s0xeo feet; also for Lempert Davidon
two four story tenement houses Nos 416 and AIS
nth ST. on plot 53x1O0 feet
William G. Watt has sold twenty-eight lots at
lincoln Heights, Yonkers. TO various buyers
John p. Kirwan has leased for J. Simpson ~ co.
TO George G. lockwood for term Of years the sec
ond floor in the four story building at the south
east corner of Broadway and 46th St
Charles II. Strong has leased No. 166 East 'lsr
ST. TO Gordon Brown for term of five years
It was reported yesterday that Maynicke &
FRANKIE have drawn preliminary plans for bust
ness structure which is to be erected, IL is SAID on
the site of the Fifth Avenue Hotel According TO
the same report, Henry Corn will be Interested in
this building project. The report, however, was
confirmed.
Pease e. Gilman have sublet for Murray W.
Dodge the r. l. Burton house. No. a. at wood
mere Long Island, for the winter months. to Ray
uond p r. Nelson. The same firm has also rented
for General Lloyd s. Bryce his Perry cottage. at
Roslvn Long Island, for the winter 10 B. DE Lam
cey Drake, and for Mrs. J. II. Seaman. for a term
Of three years. her new brick and stucco house
at Cedarhurst, Long Island, to George F. Hurd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
WHIT STRIKE COST CITY.
Detecfiue Agency Turns In Bill for
So, 900 for Supplying White Kings.

p T. Bergoff. head Of the Bergen Detective
Agency OF No. 1916 Broadway. has presented a bill
for aO54 50 for assisting in breaking the strike of
the garbage wagon drivers the latter part Of June
and early in July Health Commissioner Darling
Ton has approved the bill which is now in the
Controllers hands.
When the strike was ordered in the last week In
June sfr. Bergof wrote TO Commissioner craven
+ha, he could break the strike and furnish men
70 remove the accommodating garbage He said the
-6epartrneut officials should grant him some lee
Way because of the situation. but he guaranteed
two hundred men 70 be at work right away ana
-ha- the strike would - broken inside Of week
vr,a .arYaze TOO would be cleared away. The
sier1tzed hill sets forth that on June Is BergOff
brought g strike breakers from Phila-
-selpilia: on the 18th. lib: the 3Cth, 80. and
on July he went Philadelphia and got 152 He
saw. he kent $50 men from then to July g. He
charged TRANSPORTATION from Philadelphia for $50
strike breakers 50 apiece each way, total
for these items Of 81 .776.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
PHONE FIGHT personal.
RiuaI Editors Figure IN $4,000 Sian.
der Suit an Franchise Contest.

A $4,000 SANDER suit, the outgrowth Of the
fight which IS going on IN Mount Vernon be-
tween the State Line and Bell Telephone COM
NAMES. was started yesterday by Thomas Pen
dell. editor of THE Peekskill Review against
]. Henry Esser, d young lawyer and yachtsman
OF Mount Vernon. Esser is the counsel for the
State Line Company, which is trying TO get a
franchise. It is alleged that at a recent meet
ing of the Mount Vernon aldermen. In referring
TO Mr. Pendell. who is championing the cause OF
the Bell company IN his paper he said that he
was an ex-convict, and that statements he made
against the State Line Company could not be re-
lied upon.
The action has been brought through James
f Dempsey. a lawyer OF Peekskill. The COM
plainant alleges that the statement is wholly
false and untrue and that ii has injured his
good name and reputation Mr.. Pendell also
publishes a newspaper at POughkeepsie where
he is backed by the CHAMBERS. Mr.. Esser said
last night
This action will have no connection with my
posttfon taken in the telephone matter, and
am determined to have the issue solely settled
upon the question whether there is sufficient
number of persons in Mount Vernon who want
competition in the telephone business and who
want the offer Of the State Line Company to
build a conduit system accepted by the Com
mon Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
e. w MAY ACQUIRE STOCK.

Albany Aug. 22-The Public Service Commission
I'm the % District to-day approved the apphcauoh
Of the Delaware, LackaWanna & Western Railroad
Company for authority to purchase, acquire and
hold 56l1 shares OF the capital stock Of the SYRIA
cuse Binghamton 6, New York Railroad Company;
rrovideC however, that the authority just granted
NAV be revoked at any time The Lackawanna
now owns 10 9 shares OF the stock being all OF the
stock Of the Syracuse, Binghamton * New York
Railroad Company excepting that which IL has
lust been authorized to purchase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the second
that of the creditor, and date when judgment was
fled
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GoidoeGg 1ctol,.r = 1907 vacated
Hi 1sen 1I3 OF
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ing lonpanvc April 2 1907 ....-.......
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go IoatrIct-M A Bingham: IS 1907. 50 ~
60 Same. tune IS 1907 ................. 90 AZ
&C. !, bingham: June 15 1907 ........... co 81
S@me-Same: June 10 1907 Observation-Disclosures. GO 81
1890 Ie94 s15 81
sn here compaRY; May e. 1907 $50 SO
IG ra0 1 4nne 70 1905 4715