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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-08
City Council Proceedings.
Live Oak, Fla, Nov 6, 1907
10 O'clock. A. NJ

10 O'clock, A. NJ.
city Council met pursuant to call
4 ne Mayor.
Present: C. H. Brown, President of
smell and aldermen S. ]. White, d..
6 DsrdIn. T. s. Anderson, J. f..
Uoo6. w. J. Hillman and j. M. Bar
~.
ne body was called to order by
= president, and the mayors call,
ING the object of the meeting,
- rad and ordered filed.
nasters preventing the spread of
1br<ious and contagious diseases in
Icy we're discussed, After which
y ~ OF council, the mayor was in
91risd to employ an assistant sani-
~ Inspector to help in making a
~ TO house canvass, and report
RalIs Of such canvass to the mayor.
41hance No. Sc, introduced by s.
S1t1e. . member of the city coun-
! y us put upon its first reading by
@sss1a BY vote of council, IT
- ~ hrst reading. BY two
- vote OF council, the rules were
- waived. and same ordinance was
- spca Its second reading by title
~
y vote OF council it passed its sec
- fssling.
ordinance was now put upon
eard reading and final passage,
rad BY sections. Upon call of
VA tAe following vote was re-
VIC H. Brown, S. J. White,
- bsrdin, J. E. Wood, I. S. An
W, J. Hillman and J. NJ.
H-None.
ordnance No. &c, was now de-
sssuiarly passed, and ordered
10 the mayor for his approx
was ordered till $50
itsu: ua'e'
RHAYs, cu ppowN
s'erk Pres. Council
ave Oak. Fla. Nov. 6, 1907.
aneil met pursuant to re-
1n..n y d. Brown, President OF
and aldermen ]. NJ. Barclay
D. G. Bardin, ]. E. Wood
'nan and t. S. Anderson.
ks, NO. 81, introduced by d
- : member Of the City
~ put upon its first read.
By vote of council
sfst reading. By two
soancil. the rules wer,
ead said ordinance wa.
ssoond reading by titIt
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-08

Mrs. Goss of Wellborn, is here TO-
day shopping.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
FAMOUS PLUNGER
NOW BROKE AGAIN
Dayy johnson, Winner Of Mil
lions and Owner Of Roseben,
Out.

Davy johnson. the famous race-tracle
plunger. and owner of the peerless race
horse Roseben, Is broke again. and 1t
is not through any fren2ied finance or
furry In the stock market. 1t Is mere
ly the same old case of a long run OF
hard luck in the betting ring.
Johnson has ulada more than $I2Oe,-
900 In the last few years on the track.
but IT has all disappeared. II is not
the first time that Johnson has gone
through fortune. He has frequently
been forced TO borrow enough money to
lay n bet.
Roseben. the champion of all sprint
ers, has frequently been the last resort
of the penniless llorseman. Several
times. in dire straits. he has sold Rose
ben, bii: with his presidency he has
always returned to the ring, and with
this money won enough to bury back
his horse.
This has several times been the start
OF a run which has landed him several
hundred thousand dollars. Johnson
takes particular delight in backing
Roseben for great SIMS OF money.
Had he always confined his betting
operations TO the races In which this
king OF race-horses competed he would
not now be penniless. With the racing
in New York at an end, and the scene
shifted to Benning's track. at wash
inRton. johnson will go South for an
other flyer at Dame Fortune. He has
Rosebcn. which means that lie is still
In the gaItle. - - - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
SHAFFER BACK in
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Colts Old Manager Is to Direct
the Roanoke Team, Next
Season.
MANAGERS OF OTHER TEAMS.

AS announced In the form, q f,. 2 /; re- !.
shaffer, who had charge OF the Rich.
mond baseball team " the 1898 no, sea sa
been signed By the owners Of the
]7onnokc club TO manage the Magic
CITY team In 1908. shaffer went to
the Pacific Coast League nfter isa W., Il
better. Several Of the clubs. OF the
circuit wanted him, but Roanoke got
in ahead OF the Others and signed MIN.
shafcer will probably bs ~, piay ssr
will receive a warm welcome when ne
leads his slountaincers against the
Colts in the opening series here ~ the
spring.. and 1t cannot be doubted that hat
his old teammates.
AT Roanoke shaffer has some excel
lent material with which TO work. few.
drafted. Among the fixtures with that
club are Pitchers Reynolds. Willis,
Morrissey and yerncllle. all OF whom
are expected to be back In March.
jsustace and Hessier nre valuable In.
Holders and Ralcy at first Is q good
hitter and player.
1t IS not announced get who Will
manage the various clubs. Perry Lipc
will look after the Colts: YIN Clark
IL at Portsmouth: sbaffer at Roanoke.
snf Grim will probably manage his
own team at Lynchbure. II is not
known whether a1ckevitt Will again
handle Danvile, though he did un-,
usually we'll there last year. Pendcr
will again handle the Champions.
All OF the managers are now look
ing out for material for the coming
season. and Jack Grim has already
signed five or Elk experiments for
try-out. Manager Lipe Is looking
out for first-bnseman and possibly
for another catcher aud pitcher Or
two. With Reyelle. Long, Salyc and
Cassidy. however. the pitching stan
. looks pretty good already. and with
Gtackpole to strengthen 1t, the Colts
will start ont as strong in the box
as any other team. What IL peeded
is llitters. men who can swat the ball
when bngle means victory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
FOUR JOCKEYS FALL
IN BACK c. STRETCH
This and Another Accident Add
Excitement to Races in New
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. December To-
Excitement was added to the races
at the fair grounds to-day through
accidents in the seco:.d and third
events.
In the second four Jockeys went
down when Blackburn stumbled III the
back stretch. Jockey Fogarty was
badly injured. j. Lee, on Prince For
tunatus. had his leg badly hurt.
In the third race Ann Hill. with ].
Howard mp, and Refined, with Hcf-
nagel. fell. Hefnagei was bruised.
Weather clear; track heavy. SUM
First race-fve and half furlongs
-Angelus q to 81 first. Gee Whiz go
to ~ second. Stoneman "a to u third.
Time, 1:l2 1-2.
Second race--six furlongs selling
Coltness e to ~ first. Higginbotllam
q TO - second, Anna Scott Q2 to ~
third. Time. 1919 3-5.
Third race--seven furlongsrRock
III to s, first, Tudor Is to y second,
Light Note 600 to u third. Time,
1882 AS. ~
Fourth race--nlile and seventy,yards
Carthage III to 100 first. La Jeun-
esse 6 to % second. Ed Kane @ to
10) third. Time, 1853 S-5.
Fifth race--siX turlongs-Bertha T.
Us to 40 first, Lucy Young (13 to IL
SECOND. Raleert TO y third. Time
Sixth race-mile and sixteenth;
selling-Nancy $50 to II first, Agile
on to - second, Appreciation Gil to
400 third Time, 1;57 So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
SANDERS HAS NEW rRo1vrER.
Lou Dillon'a Half sister Shows Great
IsrOlnlAe.

Promise.
Willard Sanders, the man who
brought out the champion trotter of
the world Lou Dillon, 1853 L., thinks
he has another trotter coming who ~
destined to follow In the footsteps Of
ller half sister. Ruth Dillon. by sidney
Dillon, the sire Of the trotting queen,
is the trotter in question. and as a
three year old sho has shown SO much
speed and endurance that Sanders con-
siders her the fastest mare in sight.
Last year Ruth Dillon trotted q
mile over o hRlf-lnile track
in the phenomenal time OF s:lo ", ".
on the mile rings and accomplished
every performance in such an easy
manner that her trainer is very enthu-
sfastic over her future. .
Ruth Dillon Is owned by that Wen
known Western horseman, Sterling Il.
her of colts by Sidney Dillon in train
ing. Since Sanders has taken charge
of these youngsters they have begun
TO show FORM, but Ruth Dillon Is the
first to show anything Ike her sister
Lou. Ruth looks so good that sanders
contenplates laying her up next year .aI
she may grow. By SO doing, by the
time she has reached five years of age
she will be ready to. go sthrough
record breaking campaign.
Ruth Dillon's dam is RusSte Russeli,
nv BAY Rose, ego lie. q son OF sutton,
2:24: second dam Oakley Russell by
Happy Russell, 2:21 Id; third dan!
Oakley. by Oretes. son Of Gassius NJ.
Clay, Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
FIELD TRIALS Open
WITH BAD WEATHER.
Despite Clouds and Rain, Lovers
Of Fine Dogs Enjoy the
Contests.
WINNERS OF The FIRST DAY
7tspeclai 10 Tho Times. pIspatch.l

Speci11 10 nc lllncs-
SPRAY, n. c.. December 1o.--The
first day OF the virginla.carolinn Field
Trials Association meet opened under
rather unfavorable auspices. 1t raincd
oil night, and the morning opened very
cloudy.
On account OF some Of the members
not arriving until this morning. the
drawing was not had until after break
fast which resulted as follows: First
brace. Lively Jim, owned by A.. b..
Young. OF Charlottesville, with Young
Sports Boy, owned by Charles 3.
Cooke, Richmond; second brace. Sports
Lady Marie. owned by Todd Russell,
Tryon, n. c., with Max, owned BY S.
H. Hingorder. Nokesyille: third brace
Count Gladstone's Count; owned by pr,
noke; fourth brace. Lady Chesterfield.
owned by J. c. Tignor. Richmond. with
Gorhow's Spot owned .,, ~ Hiram Hiram P paw
Wilkins. Alexandria, with Insleside
Noble. owned by George q; NIerring.
Harrisonburs: sixth brace. Mil.on'
with Virginia rrinket. owned By j. y.
RUTHERFORD, Richmond Bessie Rad
field Gladstone, owned by II. Z. Stcd-
man. Winston-S Salem
the second series: Count GIadstone's
Count, I,cssie Radfield Gladstone.
Sports Lady Marie, Virginia Trinket,
Milton and Lads Dot.
The winners announced at the hotel
tonight were: First, Lads Dot; seconn.
Virginia Trinketj third, Sports Lady
Marie; dlvision Of fourth, Milton and
Count Gladstone's Count.
The weather has cleared and n high
wind is blowing. An elegant luncheon
was served In the clubhouse on the
grounds by the colonnade Hotel of
Spray. .Judges--John Jackson. of
Richmond: II. II. Mccormick. of
Ctarlestown, w. Va. DR.. Leigh Buck
ner, of Roanoke. The derby will be
run tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
BURNS TO FIGHT PALMER.
AMcrlcAn Boxer Gets Aaothcr Easy
Match In ENGLAND.

I LONDON, December l0.--Ton,r1y
Burns; who efeated s. unn or Jim NOR.
P1a Ins TssH se a ssns aFa ;}sa
Palmer, Of Newcastle, signad at Ss' 800
9 side and the best purse off tered 70 Be
no. legs than s i, y 90, the winner tpitake
is to occur on OF before February I'LL,
II will fight lem Roach if q s,lit,r'
able purse is shurs up. said Burns,
:eand while !, suppose there ts little
! have $4,000 I am willing to wager
against $4,000 that beat the Irisl,
5champion. am al SO wi Hing to bet
$4,000 even that q stop Roach inside
ten rounds, Sssislss 4' ~ '5 ~ W. h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE.
Meeting TO Organize New Circuit to lie
Hnd Here Early In Yenr.

The organization of tho Old Domin-
ion Baseball League Will probably be
on or about January stl. Mr.. Atkins.
the protector of the new league, will
leaves to-day for a trip around the
circuit visiting Petersburg. Newport
things In shape for the organization
meeting here bit later. He will se-
cure some one to take charge OF the
clubs in the various cities and the
work OF securing players will begin
ing will be issued about Christmas or
a bit later. Mr.. C. Donati. OF this city
will probably >bc the executive head
of the rev league. and his experience
In baseball we'll equips him for this
work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
HERBERT TO meet
SAND0W IN MATCH
Two Clever Wrestlers to Meet
at Academy of Music in
January.

Tommy Atkins. of this city. is now
endeavoring. to bring together in an
of this city, and Young Sandow," a
mat artist of considerable reputation.
He Is planning n match to be pulled
off Mt the Academy of Music on Jan
uary 1st or about that date, ard Is
pertty will assured that the men will
he brought together. Herbert is a
Richmond boy and has demonstrated
his cleyerness at the wrestling game
against some likely competitors. A
meeting of the two will afford clever
exhibition. and Will no doubt attract
manr followers of sport. Details Of
the match have not been arranged yet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
.
TAD JONES MAY BE COACH.
Iale Quarterhnck, Likely to Handle
Football Ten M,

y H"yNye NAsNelyS 10 HANDLE
Football Tenn n. ssFss. J,
1 MY a H bSobzSle Sam ;Ssi q, nEs,semSsr
BtgeloW, OF the eleven the last sea-
son, Is throug h with ath1etics. He said
last nlgbt that he had refused to joiri
the Yale crew for next spring, although
varsity shell two years ago. His
parents oppose his rowing any longer,
and will Keep him out Of the shell next
spring. 3
= ennedy, Of the Vale crew, Of lis eiG IN.
ability 70 join the rowing squad when
1t Is called out next month. BlgloWls
parents also wish him to go into bus
mess as soon as he is graduated next
& this is done Big low will not be
available as head coach for the foot
ball eleven next fall, although 1t Is
football tradition for q Yale captain
to return as head coach.
It is generally thought that Tale,s
Eridiron head coach next fall will be
Tad Jones, He will be graduated In
June. but he will return as director
OF the Y. NJ. G. "a. OF the Slefield
Scientific School for next year. he
will not he eligible for athletic teams,
but Will aprobab be'footballS and base.
ball coach. =, : N 35 x IS 15' "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
USE or THE FORWARD PASS.
More Football Men Favor the PLAY.
Than Oppose II.

More football mon favor tile forward
Ass than oppose It. but quite num-
Der would like to see Restrictions
when woiid result in ITS less FREE
tsryiews. Glen S. Warner. coach Of The
Carlisle Indians; Coach Crane. az Har-
yard, and Bill Edwards. OF princeton.
I'M s. the forward as used during
helped the weaker teams more thar,
1t did the strong ones. and as a result
made more interesting games. al
sharpe suggests notifications which
would ligkten the labors Of the oifi-
llan1s: and Roper, of Princeton. wonitl
restrict the play SO hat il Womb
ne p, more dangerous to use, anu walter
Gs'mp thinks tho full possibilities OF
disn.o Toward I, pass have not vet boon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
Stcncp Captains Chicago.

8 GHIGAGO, III, penemher 10,--.An
ter steften. captaln Of the. University.
OF Chicago foqthal team. when he was
presented with a black 4A a., !" elnblelnat.r
az the football captatney.
n While former maroon captains have
,heen decorate with the black Co.
none ever Received y befort starting
on his duties as leader Of the squad
q steffep was askad to II Ign y written
would not leave the university until
;he received his diploma. W'herellpon
the faculty 1estabi slledss .. preee lent by
presenting tho q, aa III rha ek ~ ~ ~ the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
Indoor Baseball CONTEXT To-Ntght.

The Richmond Professionals and
the Christ Church Association indoor
baseball teams Will meet for their sec
ond contest ut the skating rink to-
night since the annq Gun en- Of the
fsating the Richmond Professionals
two out of three games, the rink man
lagelnent has received many challenges
from all sections of the State, wanting
promises to furnish the lovers Of the
great national game some excellent
sport this winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
zby.eo Win. on Foul.

LONDON, December 10.-The Galician
wrestler. Zbysco, and his, Russian
noon at tho London Pavilion for $1,000
a side ana the right to meet George
for the worlds Greco
Roman championship. Padouhny was
qualified for tripping, and the match
was awarded to zbysco without g fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
RIDDLE soITlIEnX sT.AFFs.
'sfajor League scout. Takes Many
FINGERS From Dfxicland.

Twelve pitchers have been purciias-
ed and drafted from the Soutiiarn
League by the two major organizes
Ing TO Cincinnati. and Castleton and
leller TO the New, York Americana.
Fritz. OF the New Orleans Club. kocs
to to the, "A thlstics, and Manuel to lie
phis. go to the American league. Bills
going to the Yankees and suggs to- the
Fisher, of the Shreveport team, goes
70 70 The Browns, as does Southpaw
Iraham, of the same team, and Left,
Keith. OF Little Rock. Fisher IL TIE
former Boston National twirler VIE
Helm, Who once pitched for PittsburS.
VIII get trial witt, Brooklyn, while
Maxwell, Of Montgomery, once tried
Ky Pittsburg, hes been drafted ~.
Connie Mack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
Aurtion Scales, Ubis Zap.
ByFTI. a. McCurdy
Real Estate Broker.
SALE no CLOSE Es-
TATE OF
Two-Story Detached
Rricl Residence
At SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH
AND TtJRP1Ns COR NJ
STREETS.

u + Is y :. . 4 8 A
AS executor OF w. B. Lyons. and act.
ing under the provisions of his will. l.
Will offer for sale. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11TH.
at 1870 o'clock, the above mentioned
desirable and conveniently located
brick residence as above, which con-
tains about twelve rooms and has the
usual cOnyeniences.
The nearness OF this property to the
business centre. and the. fact that 1t
can easily be altered into flats ata noIl-
inal cost, makes 1t especially desirable.
either as residence or for rental pur.
poses. The lot mas frontage OF 3S
feet on Ninth Street and runs back
along Turpin street about ITO feet to
an alley.
TERMS: One-third cash: residue
payable,in equal instruments at six d
twelve months. the deferred payments
to bear legal Interest and be secured
by trust deed, or all cash. at the op-
tion Of the purchaser.
Executor VIM. 3. Lyons. Deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
Dcl.hnnty Lend. ,rri-stnte.

President Carpenters official Trit-
Stale batting and iielding figures have
just been Issued. They show that Joe
Delehanty. brother OF Ed. and now
with the ST.. Louis Nationals, was the
star hitter of the league. O'Fiara and
Wolvcrton. Williamspori, and O'Nstl,
harrisburg. follow in the order named.
UennessY. of Williamsport. is the star
run-getter. and Pattee, of Harrisburg.
the best base-sIealer. Mike O'Neil is
shown to have made the greatest nu2i-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
Six-Day Team Races in Madison Square Garden

Year.
t1S00--NfIller and Waller..... /.
Maya and McEachert. !.
G;iim and Fierce. ..,.. .
Fisher and Ghevalier. /, !.
Stevens and Turville....
JseDcock and Stinscn.,.
Scliineer and Foster. :.
1o00-Ellses end Mcfarland.
Pierce and McEacliren. /.
GiouEoltz and Simar.
Kaaer and Ryser. 800.
Fisher and Frederick. .
Waller and Stlnson. SO.
Babcocls and Aaronsotl..
190i--Wa1thonr and Eacherp.
Maya and Wilson.
Newktrk and Munroe. .
Babcock md Turyille. !.
Butler and Mclean n.
King and Eamuelson.
Hall and McLaren -.
Fredericks and JaAk. :.
1eoe--Leander and Fld. Krebs !.
Newkirk and Jacobson. !.
Mcfarland and Maya. .
Bedell brothers ......
Stinson and Moran.
Reegai and Peterson. ;. .
Barclay and E'rZ. krebs /.
i903--Walthour and Munro. y.
Leander end Rutler.....
krehs and Peterson.
Boyler and Fisher......
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Amy brook. soLI Tor $1,000.

Ralph Williams. well-known horse
man of Boston, announces that he has
purchased the trofter Amy Brooks
from Walter C. Trainor, Of Calls. o..
for $4,000. Amy Brooks has q half
mile track record of 2:19 1-3 and some
time ago on a mile track trotted a
mile in 1909 The mare has been sent
10 Lexington. KY. and VIII be seen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
o,prlen Ru.cs.klneli,. cup ta,..

SpeCEiI neutrality-suspicious.
LEWiSBuRG. IA. September To-
Charles C'Briep, class of 1908. of Nan
ifcoke, Pa.. has been made captain Of
the Bucknell University football team.
The new captain has played three years
on tho Buckncil team-two years at
centre and one year at tackle He is
q bulwark on the line and a good
ground-gainer i'll carrying the ball
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
.LoNGBoAT n OLYMPIC GAMES.
Not Likely Tint English Athletic Au-
thOrltjes NIll Question His Status.

One result OF the recent truce In the
big Canadian athletic fight will he tile
appearance of Tom Longboat in the
Olympic games at London. With all
CANADA back of him 1t Is not likely
that the British authorities Will con-
slider any of the charges brought
against him in the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
PLAYS DEFENSIVE
AND BEATEN BY OXFORD

LONDON. December 1O.-,-The annual
Rugby football match was
played at Queens Club to-day. OK
ord beat Cambridge II to 0.
The Cambridge eleven was on the
defensive through out the game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
Burr Captain. Crimson.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. December To-
Mass, was unanimously elected cap
tain Of the Harvard football eleven
last night. Eurr is a graduate of
Phillips Andorer. He is twent.-ona
years OF age. and Is six feet one and
one-half inclies in height.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
MORAN TO FIGHT ..,rrEL.

To Go rs Rounds for Fcatherwcight
Championship of World.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, December o.
Owen Moran. of England, and Abe
Attel, OF this city, will fight twenty
five rounds for the worlds feather
weight championship in San Francisco
on New Years Day. The contest viii
take place in the Colna Arena, and will
commence at 2:l5 p. NJ.
James J. Jeffries will be referee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
AUCTION TRADE SALE or GENERAL
STOCK MERCHANDISE, FURNl-s

lAJICTION TRADE SALE OF CiE!NE5sAaII4
STOCK MERCHANDISE. FuINl-
TURE, CHAIRS. &C.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER l2fE.
BY direction OF Transportation CON- :
panv. we Will sell. on second floor OF
our auction salesroonls No. 61S East s
Broad Street, commencing at 1889
O'clock. a valuable stock Of general
merchandise, such as GloIhlng, ny ny
tons. Glassware, Shelf Groceries, Cat.
lie and Poultry Powders. Candy. 2Oo
Boxes London Layer Raistns, &C..
large lot of Household Furniture sueh
Tables. 100 Kitchen and Writing Ia
bias. zoo Chairs, sideboards, Parltor
Sale positive. Terms: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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do hereby certify that the bond re-
on,ired OF the Special Commissioners IN
the above mentioned decree mas peeH
au Tss ss.sl'' C. o. sAvILLE. Clerk.
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VIM. y. P!zsIni company.
AUCTION sALE

AUCTION Said
OF n
FOER SPLENDID RENTING HOUSES
AS FOLLONSs NOS. ala AND 9aG,
ii NORTH FOURTH STREET. AND
NOS. ais AND F3lS1-s e. BANKER,
AT the request of the owner, we will
offcr for snlc. az public auction. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1arfi.
at 4 o'clock r. NJ, tho ahore proper
ties. These houses have all water and
sewer connections, are @of six rooms
each, splsndi,l reiters and occupied by
nrst-clnss tenants, iii &a 81 9jlss f:s N
# IT; MS Liberal and arasoNnced at
S,NYAl. lsI 2.zINI CONF. N &
K llet lone ~ ~
4 q MI tn st. N n i, ssa
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T. 4 \
BY VIRTUE OF a DECREE. or THE
Chancery Court of the. city Of liich-
the consolidated causes of '.Bursess's
Administrator w. Universal Life 1nsur,
tnse Go.% T. Binfor nd,, vs. U " Rien
inond VS.. Universal Life Insurance Co.."
and IS. II. johnson, Administrator. vs..
ID. w. McWilliams. Trustee" we Will
sell by public auction, on the prem
ises, on
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER IL. 1907.
at 1 o'clock p. NJ. the property In the
BALLARD HOUSE, fronting about ~
feet on Franklin Street, at the corner
Fourteenth Street sof about 80 fect,
and on its east line OF about l5a feet.
The property also abuts cypress Alley
sist of tho large. substantially . con
structed building known as the "Bai-
lard House. and also of some piick
and some frame subsidiary thd, yo pqiru.r on
Cypress Alley. The shape and extent
the office of the auctioneers;
tate. 1t being in the midst of new
and popular jobbing district; the very
heavy and well preserved exueranr
ty. With some changes, very desirable
for many uses. especially as "a Whole-
sale jobbing- house. r.s.s
TERMS: One-fiftli cash. ana the siS-
twelyc. eighteen and twenty.,t.ou,r
M It for notes, with interest added
and sthe title retained until al na ,i,i
: : HENRY r; PoLI Z, sln sny
JOHN a. COKE, JR..
IRVING y, CAMPBELL,
bn y Special Commissioners.