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The sun., 1908-10-11
LOCOMOBILE FIRST HOME.
Robertson Drives His Car to Easy Victory
in Philadelphia Auto, Race.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l0-After 6our cars
had finished in the 200 mile auto race to-day
over an eight miles course in Fairmount
Park the race was declared at an end
The winner OF the race was George Robert
son In a Locomobile. who finished more
than twelve minutes ahead OF the second
car. The first four cars rushed over the
line as follows: Locomobile. Robertson.
hours minutes 30 seconds Acme, Patchke.
4 hours IA minutes 81 seconds; Lozier. Null
ford, hours II minutes 26 seconds, Peer
less, Maucher. hours 21 minutes 20 seconds.
Mayor Reyburn presented Robertson
with a cup. -
II broke down and then the Apperson Jack
Rabbit put UP great battle: But near the
end the engine Of that machine bad trouble
and then the I.cromobile went to the front
and increased its lead until the finish when
IL was more than lap ahead OF the second
car. Among the cars which made good
showings until they were put out OF the run
another Lozier. Thomas, Pullman, Maxwell.
ddard-Dayton. Appersont American
Locomotive. ,Palmer-Singer. Pennsylvania
and Chadwick.
happened on the second lap when IN making
q sharp turn the Lozier went over at-Park-
side apd Bryn Mawr @ avenues; venues MIehsher: SisS.n::
but escaped with few bruises and cuts.
The mechanic was sent flying across the
road but he too was only little SCARED
and bruised.
Robertson made the average time Of o
minutes q seconds for lap Of eight eight miles
seconds.
The race was started at ! o'clock. The
Maxwell was the first of, followed by the
hpperson. but the Apperson was the first to
start on the second lap; On the third lap
Robertson's Locomobile then was fourth.
In another lap or two one car after another
was missed from the track. Breakdowns
occurred at all parts OF the course. While
the, Thomas kept running 1t was In the
lead. but when It passed away the Apperson
took the lead.
Robertson and milford took many
chances. On one curve where there 10 a
stone abutment Robertson shaved the rocks
several times. On that turn all the drivers
but these two slowed down. thrilling
feature OF the race was the way the drivers
took the incline at Winnef1eld station and
the treacherous turn at Parkside avenue.
After the first few laps the ground at the
turn at the foot OF the hill had tire deep
cut and the drivers went around under fun
power. throwing UP the dirt In all directions,
The sun., 1908-10-11
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
New York Caiedonians Defeat Brooklyn
in Opening League Game.

Playing an uphill game. the Brooklyn
Football Club was defeated in the opening
game Of the New York Amateur Associa-
ton Football Lea ague's Saturday cha ampion-
ship series yesterday. the opposing team
being the New York Caledonians, one time
champions Of the Metropolitan League.
The contest took place at Cannon's Park In
West Chester and was won by the Caledon-
Ia MS by the score Of S goals to 3. The Gale
domains managed by the fastest sort OF play
to tally four OF their points within the first
FIVE minutes Of play; Later the BrookIyns
steadied down and held the ex-champions
we'll, the half ending 4 to against them;
In the second period the Brooklyns added
two more goals to their score and the
Caledonians one. One, OF the BROOKLYN
goals, however. resulted from an mac gert-
ent kick by one OF the Caledonian half
At Van cortlandt Park yesterday after
terry against the eleven OF the steamship
Caronia by the score OF 10 goals 70 3. Az
the close Of the first half the Canercns led
period the Amateur league champions let
,lp and Rave the sailors q chance.
A drawn match at ! goal each was the
Church % and the second eleven Of the High
Bridge Football Club at Macomb's Dam Park
yesterday afternoon. Christ Church took
the lead In the first hall through a. good @
supported by good team work; In the sec
ond half the score was tied by ID. Glass.
brilliant individual work was the feature
OF the play on the High Bridge side,
On the grounds Of the Crescent Athletic
Club in hay Ridge yesterday afternoon
opposed by the team Of the Manual Train
ing High School, which last year won the
high school championship and the Maxwell
cup The schoolboys proved rather too
light for the Half Moon experts. and the
latter won by the score OF I goals to Q, all
being scored In the fret period. n; Salter.
outside right, was the first to break through
the Manual defence after a general mirup
in front Of the schoolboys goal, A similar
play by j. Jefiers, inside right, gave the
erescents their second goal: corner
third point. R. McSulty propellipg the bal!
into the net. A long run on the part OF
II. NJ. Kerr, the Cresoents' tall centre Tor
ward, Yielded the fourth and last goal.
Victory rewarded the Ell orts OF the associa-
ton football pla yers OF the Commercial High
School Of Brooklyn In the first OF the series
OF high school soccer games played against
the team Of Curtis High School on the lat
ter's grounds In New Brighton yesterday
afternoon. The visitors from Brooklyn
being Tailed In the FIRST half.
Neither team was able TO score IN the
soccer garie between Morris High School
and De Witt Clinton at Macomb's Dam Park
Yesterday. This was the hrst contest OF
the p 8. A. l.. series.
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AUTOS RUN FOR RELIABILITY
Five Cars at Chicago Come Through
With Perfect Scores.

CHICAGO, Oct. io.-Five csrs went
through the 900 mile reliability run OF the
Chicago Motor Club with pefrect scores.
The cars are q Haynes roadster. Haynes
touring car, Premier roadster. a Franklin
touring car and Pierce-Arrow touring
car.
ing In addition to o perfect score the prize
hung up for the machine making the best
shoTing on easolene, consumption. The
Franklin and Haynes cars also showed low
fuel consumption. ranking second and
third respectively.
The No: Mason won class 2 for ears cars
son No, s won class c, for small oars selling
for from 81 900 to 400 In class D. Tor rHads si,
the perfect score Premier and the perfect
score Haynes were tied.
, Among the touring cars the NO. Mason
won class f, for machines costing up to
q .ees. In class q. for cars costing r9in m9m
and the perfect score Haynes were tied
for first honors. The perfect score P1erce-
hrroy won class II. for cars costing from
a. OOJ up
The sun., 1908-10-11
BUSINESS TrROUBLES.
Brown & Fleming's Liabilities, S4l1 '442;
Assets, Nominal. s63s,s23.


Schedules In bankruptcy Of the Brown n
Fleming Contracting Company Of I2o Broad
street show liabilities Siii,442, OF which
,o97 are unsecured. and nominal assets
s0ss, 72a. consisting of leases OF docks at
the foot of Canal street and Fifty-fifth
street. North River. and Fortieth' street,
East River. 500. 600: dock dumps, oTiice
furniture. Sc., 1000: twenty-seven scows.
nine dumpe and one tugboat, $3.50, 900;
stone crushing machinery. $500; outstand-
ing accounts, 1881, ,5s2, cash In banks, el4,fii
New York city. corporate stock, $500. and
six acres OF land at ERglewood. y. j.. 1900,
one half under water
A creditors petition in bankruptcy has
been filed against Michael shapiro. whole
sale dealer In silks at d2l broadway. and
Judge Holt has appointed George Il. Case
receiver. Liabilities are put at $4,000 and
assets at 5000.
4 creditors petition in bankruptcy has
been filed against Philip RosenEarten.
manufacturer OF cloaks and suits. iO5
Rleeckef street. and Judge Holt has ap-
pointed Alfred J. i'ittler receiver. Liabili-
ties are $1,000 and assets $500.
\ creditors petition in bankruptcy has
been filed against Lawrence l.. Fiber and
MsV kaslin H. l.. Fiber 4 CO.., manu-
facturers OF women's shirtwaists. Ga West
Houston street. and Judge Iiolt has ap-
pointed William r. Allen receiver. liabili-
ties are put at $4,000 and assets at $1,000.
The sun., 1908-10-11
noRArTgRs AND JAOKAssEs.p
Said Brothers, VINE Accuses Gel. GSethais
e the Canal Diseess.

81 tno Canei DaeBeFs.
At the inquiry yesterday into ths
charges brought by William T. Brother
OF the Balanced Gable Crane Company
against Col. George W. 0oethals. ohiei
engineer Of the Panama Canal. there
was another ebuliidon by the engineer'l
acouser. Howard schenok. Q mechanical
engineer who has acted as agent for manii-
faoturers of machinery. was tesdfyine
that In q talk with Mr.. Brothers In the
latter's Office, the Panama Canal and
the Gatun contract came into the discus
sion and Mr.. Brothers became MUCH
excited, saying. They are ell q lot OF
grafters down there and lot OF damned
jaokesses."
Samuel 8. Thomas. attorney for
Brothers. asked the witness on. cross
examination II there was any other e1-
planation for Brothefs's remark except
that the Gatun contract happened to be
mentioned. Mr.. Schenok answered that
there might be another explanation-that
Brothers's actions might be those OF a
orazy man. This caused Brothers to
jump up and cry:
"I'll show you before l get through
whether IN a crazy man or not.
Before this incident Lawyer Thomas
had apologized on behalf OF his client,
who at Fridays session had called the in
quiry one sided. No apology was ,ex-
tended to Spencer Miller Of the Adger,
called a perjurer. Gen. Darlington, who
is conducting the inquiry, remarked that
the sanity or insanity Of Mr. Brothers, did
not enter into the scope Of the investiga-
tion. He was simply trying to find out
whether or not undue influence was used
in the award Of the contract for trans
porting machinery.
F. B. Maltby. former engineer OF the
Canal Commission, said he had helped
galloway, but his plans had been oon-
siderably modified He had not told any
firm OF contractors anything about the
specifications. After leaving the en-
ployment of the Canal Commission in
August, 1907, and subsequent to the pub
loation of the specifications he had gone
to the ndgerwood Company and volun-
teered to assist them In preparing their
bid.
Major W. L. Sibert, canal engineer, was
asked II he had ever shown the specifca-
tions to Mr.. Crook. the general sales
agent Of the Adgerwood Company: who
was visiting the Canal Zone. The Major
said he had not. He did not know OF any
employee Of the Canal Commission who
was In oollusion with the competitive
bidders for the galloway contract. and
he had never heard Of any information
being furnished improperly to any bid:
dsS Psrson.lly. as an 5 engineer h,,t ne had had
was all. Major Sibert had drawn up the
and he declared that there
was no clause In them intended or oalcu-
lated to restrict competition.
The inquiry will be continued on Friday.
The sun., 1908-10-11
NEW YORK CREWS WE'LL UP.
They Win Four F1rsts In Founders Week
Regatta AT Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10.-Founders week
and the fiftieth anniversary Of the Schuylkill
Navy we're celebrated this afternoon on
the Schuylklll River with an intercity
regatta. New York carried of the homo q
in the races with four 6rsts. The four
cared shell5 made a splendid race. Phila-
delphia and New York crews got away
together and daylight was never between
the bows until within 100 yards OF the
judges stand. The local crew won out By
almost a boat length.
sculs The real race was for second place,
which was captured by g. W Gordon, who
defeated Lieut.. B. Won Casa OF Germany by
The eight shells went to PhilsdelphIa
after one, Of the finest struggles seen on the
Schuylkill River this year. Baltimore made
nIs effort + tss rSSs snd 4
four lengths behind the Southern oarsmen.
sell bow; Fred shepheard, stroke. Phiisdeiphis,
ssSSap ssToEs Timc, minutss s Seconds o0'o0n'
-Four Dared shells-Won by Phlli deiphlA: z.
i. Psdees sow Stroke s.ecSS eSds Ia.
c. steinfamp, stroke. Time, minutes 8 IS
ousdrupls sspus-won sy New York; Fred
FSs;'s 6Sw G. Quinn
j. 3. DenRer, bow: John Doyle, :; e. Ii. Gayetty,
8; r, Thayer, Jr.. stroke. Time. minutes 20
seconds.
single Sculis--won by Durando Miller, New
York s. r. Gordon. Philadelphia, second: Lieut.
Eight Dared shslls-won by PhilAdeiphi1, with
~ Gleason. bow; Il; Galley, d p. ShoemAker. 3;
Y. Crombie, 7; u. Debaecke. stroke; G. A. Moore,
eo1svain. baltimore, second, with George Hoos,
bow; L. Ston z: c, T hoWard. oeorre Le wis, a.
0chll, 7; J. Kimberly stroke: II, Hall. co1sWAin.
New York. third Time. minutesk seconds.
TSndo Miller. bow: r r. FuerL, Z: J. a. Miller 3:
l. c. Rivbs q J, Mclaughlin, Q; s. Suvers o:
c. 7. Quinn. 7: Fred ShepheArd, stroke; T, Lean.
nell co1swain. Philadelphia. Becoad, Baltimore,
third. Time, minutes 81 -Seeconds.
The sun., 1908-10-11
De Palma Makes New Track Record.

PROVIDENCE. r.. l.. Oct. lO.-Two serious
accidents. one OF which may prove fatal.
marred the automobile race meet held ut
Park this afternoon under
bile Club. Joseph Wilcox Of Beverly, Mass,
driving q Cameron car at @ fast clip, ran
through a fence and was hurled thirty feet
into q ditch: He was TAX taken to st Joseph.
Jury to his spine. Arthur s. Lee Of this city
got into trouble On the same turn which
bothered Wilcox and was tossed twenty
cn hin, hut be was not injured.
Ralph De Palma IN his Fiat Cyclone broke
the track record Of 81 seconds, making the
In a Steamer, II. f, Grant In an American
Locomotive car, Oliver Light In a Chal-
mers-Detroit and b. A. Swensen on an
the other events,
The sun., 1908-10-11
MRS. BtRGER WALLACHS CUP.
New York Tennis Player wins sheafe
Trophy From Miss Evelyn Sears.

BosToS. Oct. Io.-Playing in brilliant
form and forced to exert herself to the
utmost after the first set. which che won
without opposition, Mrs. Barger Wallach
Of New York In the Longwood Cricket
ienge match In singles for the Edwin Sh cafe
cup, defeating Miss Evelyn Sears. the title
holder. Miss Sears won the cup two years
ago and again last year.
Mrs BarEer Wallaoh won the frst set,
60. In the second set her opponent rallied
strongly and by hard playing won by to
Mrs, BarRer wsllachs 8. In the final set,
however. the challenger was supreme and
won, rs.
In the women's doubles Miss Margaret
Mrs. Burgess and Miss Pierce. 60, "a.
In the one match played In the handicap
singles Miss Botch treoeive half i5) de-
feated Miss Smith trsoeive half so,. ca.
The sun., 1908-10-11
Prizes for Speedway Drivers.

pointed to arrange for an intercity meeting
on the New York Speedway on Wednesday.
october 2i, 1t was voted to award the six
oliver cups in the following classes: Cham
pionship free for all trot, / ;oS trot. 90 trot.
championship free for all pace, :ot pace.
half mile heats TO wagons. non-heat win
neIs not to start after third heat. There
class. Another feature viii be the chm
nation OF part OF the New ork horses in
cAse there should he more entries from
hoAl 70 start. Entry blanks are out and can
be optained from G. n. Huber, chairman,
isls Seven.h avenue, or Dr, Joseph Semon,
The sun., 1908-10-11
increase Of Postal Receipts.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o.-Receipts for
the month Of September at fifty Of the
largest post Offices OF the United Statos
increased $305, 1sl over September q year
ago. The monthly statement of the
Post Office Department to-day gives the
total receipts as $s.Os3, ,264. as against
$7,77s,0sa in September. 1907. The re-
ceipts at New York were 81 .6s4 $40, an in
Grease of ss7.2o6; Chicago, $3.50, ,1ss. an
increase OF SI5s,271, and Philadelphia.
s4sl, ,e5s, an increase of 81, $50.
The sun., 1908-10-11
Governments Appeal From Commodities
Clause Decision.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1o.-The appeal by
the Government from the decision OF
United States Circuit Court Of the Eastern
District OF Pennsylvania declaring un-
constitutional the commodities clause Of
the Hepburn act was docketed to-day in
the United States Supreme Court. A
motion will be made for the advancement
Of the cases The Pennsylvania. I,ehigh
Valley, Erie, Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western and New Jersey Central are par
ties to the litigation. II is thought that
the appeal will be heard about Christmas
time
The sun., 1908-10-11
Profit In Klp.s Bay Brewery.

Surrogate Beckett approved yesterday
the appraisal made by Francis e. Shober
OF the estate Of Patrick Skelly. who
founded the Kip's Bay Brewing Company.
Mr.. Shober gave the estate q net value
OF 81. 704, 422.27.
The gross personally is 500 ,s1o.e2.
This Includes $500 shares Of the brewing
company, valued at $352 500. The real
estate lies mainly in ownership Of or
equity in saloons. and foots up 81, ,oe4. 72o. 81
gross.
The sun., 1908-10-11
YoNKERS WANTS TRANSFERS.
p. 9. Commission Orders Roads Concerned
to Answer Complaints.


Orders were issued yesterday by the
Public Service Commission directing
the receivers Of the Yonkers Railroad
Company. the Union Railway Company
and the Westohester Electric Company
to answer within five days complaints
that the transfer privileges between the
lines Of these companies have been cut
Of. The complaints have been made
by Mayor Nathan A. Warren and Corpora
ton Counsel Charles E. Otis of Yonkers
and John Clary OF Wakefield. The COM
plant states that the companies have
In the past carried passengers from
Yonkers to the terminal Of the subway
that now an extra fare is demanded
from the city line 10 the terminal and
that an additional fare means "a great
and irremediable hardship. inconveni-
ence and imposition not only TO your
petitioners but to thousands OF other
residents Of Yonkers.'
The sun., 1908-10-11
YOUNG POLICE HERO BURIED.
Funds BeinE Raised In .Iersey CIT, to Sup.
mort Nester's Parents.

Funeral services were held yesterday
at st. Joseph's Catholic Church. Jersey
City. for Nicholas F. Nester. the young
policeman who was suffocated in q burn
on Wednesday after helping the tenants
to escape. Six fellow officers acted as
pallbearers. A large delegation Of police
men and many city officials followed
the hearee containing the body to the
Holy Name Cemetery.
Nester was the only support Of his
mother and father. Funds are being
collected for their maintenance
The sun., 1908-10-11
Tax on aertGases Conected1n This city

ALBANY, Dot. io.-State Comptroller
Martin H, Glynn received to-day from
Chamberlain James Martin Of New York
city S3e7.ees. This Ia the States share
Of the tax on mortgages collected In the
city during the quarter ended Septem-
bsr %, ieoA
The sun., 1908-10-11
Lexington Trets Postponed.

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. io.-owing 10 hard
rains last night and to-day the manage
ment Of the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders A sociation declared on the races
for to-day and o double programme will be
contested for Monday,
The sun., 1908-10-11
Ily Siareoni wireless.

Sc Ia Touralne, for New York. was SIS miles
east Of Sandy Hook at midnight on Friday.
50 Rotterdam, for New York, was - miles eas'
Of Nantucket at $50 p. n, yesterday.
S,isdoni. foT NSy YORK, was $50 -nns, -, -,
The sun., 1908-10-11
RIXrH RACE.

Good start won driving; Samuel II. Harris.
b. H. g. by Sir Walter-undrA: owned by p. II.
sullivan: trained by j. Carroll.
Above prices complied by experts: not based
on bSItlnT At the track.
The sun., 1908-10-11
tso5.a0i si.ss7,i57


The receipts from customs 70 day were 81 1878
ianeous. sioo.o0s National bank notes received
for redemption. sa774ao. ...
The cash statement OF the United States Treas
urer for october 10 shows
The sun., 1908-10-11
HELP MANTED-MALE.

LIFE insurance solicitor. exceptional induce
men Is TO good worker: special attention given be.
ginners. Apply mornings. Branch once. East
42d ST. JEROME J. WILSON. Manager.
STENOGRAPHERS Want Immediately four
or nve young men Of good personality. education
and thorough experience In stenographio work;
salary Sl5-seo. CAN or write. HAPG0oDS IRE
organized, So7 Broadway.
The sun., 1908-10-11
mARIyE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THE DAT.
Sun rises. Cos lSun Sets .szsl Noon hses ..eSi
MOB WATER THIs DAT.
Sandy Hook 5;2i Gov. Island Hell Gate. ..7N
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CARTER COAL AND IRON ,G0MPlAdN{T;
FIRST MoRToAGE 52s sINKlN0 FUND GOLD
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ABSOLUTELY reliable young Yankee With
once accommodations desires straight remunera-
tive commission or proposition requiring few hours
daily or occasionally. a. j., box liz sun ONCE.
The sun., 1908-10-11
ARRIVED OUT



SIS La Savoie, from Hsvre for New York.
IS Kroonland from Antwerp for New York.
SIS Columbia, from Glasgow for New York.
SIS Philadelphia, from Southampton for Nov
ork.
SIS Minneapolis, from London for New York.
SIS Grosser Kurfuerst from Bremen for New
ork.
SIS Saratoga, from Havana for New York
The sun., 1908-10-11

ArTiTed-SArURDAY. October 10
italian cruiser Fieramosca, Baltimore. Oct 0
SIS St. Louis, Southamp ton. Oct. g.
SIS La Touralne, Havres Oct. 8.
SIS Duca deglI Abruzzi, Genoa, Sept. n.
50 Rotterdam tank). Rotterdam, Sept -
SIS Standard. Shields, Oct. 20.
SIS MORO Castle, Vera Cruz. Oct. 2
IS FL Paso. Galveston, Oct. g. ...
IS Arapahoe, Jacksonville. Oct. T.
SIS jefferson, Norfolk. Oct. Q.
SIS Chesapeake Baltimore Oct. q
SIS HeAdley. Baltimore, Oot-a
ARRIVED OUT. ..
SIS s avonia, at Naples from New York
IS Campania. at Liverpool from New York.
SIS Koenigin Luise. at Genoa from New York.
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Gold coin and bullion. ........... tl50,oOo 600
SUB TREASURY STATEMENT.

FRIDAY.
Paid by Sub.Treasury 70 banks 4, eAs ooo !
Paid by banks 10 Sub.Treasury ........ tIt.0oo |
Loss 70 banks same period previous week sasS
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wAsHnSuros, Oct Io.-The statement OF the
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
THIS day. This month. Fiscal year.
Receipts. . 81 eo4,73e 3l70s2,S4s sle2 $50. 7s8
Expenditures. i,ed0.0oo ls.s7o,0oo les,fl6.<7e
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HELP WANTED.
HELP wANTED-FEMk1E.


DRESSMAKER wants 1nlshers. improvers, ap-
prentices. Call all week. ELISE BESSAC CO..
l0y West 54th st
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DrDENDs AND INTEREST.
PROPOeAA.

TENDERS ARE HEREBY REoUEsTEn IN
lump sum for finding. raising and delivering n
New York the. wreck of the Norwegian steamer
Line Steamer "Commonweslth" near Race Rock.
Conn. Tenders 70 DO delivered to Capt Owe
Lange. Agent for underwriters Of said Steamer
"Volund. 4" at "A Stone Street. Room COZ, New Yoff
City on or before Monday the 18th Instant
New York. October 8. ieo8
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Good start: won ridden out Trance, b. T., 3, by
Ben BruSh-fair Vision: owned and trained by
G. NJ Odom
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FIFTH RACE.

Fair start won;drving; Delinum. b. e.. .. by
sandrtngham--Forget owned by II. p. whitney;
trained nv A. J. JOyner,
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Tine, COS IS.
Good start; won easily; Aren't B.. ga By
McLen nan: trained by W. Hogan.
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FIRST RACE
For two year old Allies: $500 added: six furlongs

Good start: won easily; Royal Captive. oh. f., 2,
by Golden MAxIm-Mary Stuart owned BY tho
Newcastle Stable; trained by John Hynes
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

for August
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-12-11
Mortgage sale.

Whereas, default having been made in the con-
ditions of certain indenture of mortgage bearing
date the % day of November, 1902, executed by
Walter q. Wise mo Wife Pine Grove, Michigan, to
+. =. Grimes, Antwerp, Michigan and whose
mortgage recorded IN the office OF the register
Of deeds of Van Bur county Michigan, in Liter
~ of Nor cages, on page 100 on the LIST day OF
December, A. ID. 1902, AID on which mortgage
there is claimed to be due aud unpaid at the date
of this notice si53 %; also attorney ice s15
and costs provided for in said mortgage aid Lo suit
or proceedings at law or in equity having been
instituted to recover the amount N, W due aud un-
paid or any part thereof.
Now therefore notice il hereby given that by vir-
tue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage
and in pui suauce of the statute in such case made
and provided, there will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder at the front door of the court
house in the village of Paw Paw, Van Buren, couii-
ty, Michigan, that being the place for holding the
circuit court for said county Saturday, Febu
AIRY 20, 1909, at one O'Clock p. m of said day the
premises described in said mortgage. or so much
as may be necessary TO satisfy the amount now due
and unpaid said note and mortgage with interest
and costs, said premises being described foil
Lot No. / block thirteen 13i village Of Pine
Grove, Van Buren, county, Michigan, accordiI < 10
village plat, ION section 20 township No, south
range No. 10 west
F.P. GRIMES,
WIN. II. MASON, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage
Dated, November %, 1908. 42tl3