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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-29
Ever Troubled With Rheu-
matism In Your Feet ?

Cnier date Of June go 1895. this letter wa.
TIsee.yed from Ed. ", X. Stroller, Pastor
FIRST Baptist Church. Casey. m. My wiie
was sorely afflicted with Rheumatism In Tho
teet ! tried doctors and many remedies, but
she got no better. wrote you for a bottle
@ Seven Banks, which proved great bless
ing 10 her.
How some women do suffer with
their feet They can't hardly stand
on them, let alone walk. when Rheu-
matism gets a good hold We've had
them tell us just how they've suffered
and asked US if we knew al good
honest remedy We always recon-
mend Seven Barks-don't know OF
anything better. 1t costs but so cents
a bottle, and when it fails, return the
empty or partly used bottle and well
'eturn yoir money Seven Banks IS
great remedy for Stomach troubles.
'ut its good for many other ailments,
oos9Try il and see.
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CASES FILED IN
SUPERIOR COURT
QUITE a LARGE NUMBER WERE
FILED YESTERDAY, FE
TURN DAY.

Yesterday was return day Of the
superior court and while no cases Of
great Importance wers fled q number
Of minor ones went on record and
when Jnds PARK coavenes the
court on the third Monday in Mas he
viii find good sized civil docket 10
be disposed Of
Altogether about d dczon cases wsre
filed Yesterday while at least that
numfer has been Tiled during the
V * The cases however. are an
small ones such as suits on notes ac
counts. divorce suit and the Ike one
or two cases are Of some interest and
viii be hard fought when Ii come
np for trial
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NOTICE.
ciynn County.

Georgia, Giynn County.
Nsn the court Of ordinary Of said county
In the matter Of the application Of
Anna L. Alllne for The probate j.
solemn form Of the will Of Jane
Mayhew deceased, late OF Kings
county, New York, and the apoirt
ment Of an administrator with the
will annexed. etc
~ Emma X Winchel. OF LeMars,
Iowa. Mary +, Morgan, Of letters,
Minnesota. Josiah X Alline AMI
Charles T. Aline, Of Fort Dodge.
iowa; Susan Tobey. Louise FurBar,
Julia Furber and Mary Smith. CT
BOSTON. Massachusetts, and Jennie
N Williams 81 san Francisco Cal.
ffornia, tho he.ra at law Of said Jane
Mayhew and ii Brooklyn Urn
C9mpany 81 BrooAlyn New YORK.
the executor named in hef viii
Anna Z. Alline having applied as au
cir at Law for probate ia solemn form,
the last VIII and testament Of Jane
Mayhem, deceased, late Of Kings eoun.
ty, New York and for tho appoint
Inent Of an administration with tha vim
annexed to administer her estate in
Georgia, un6er the terms Of said viii,
YIN and each Of you are hereby re-
CURED % b. and appear before the
court Of ordinary OF sad county on
tho first Monday in May. 1908, az ten
O'clock in the forenoon, when said arr.
phcatan viii be heard ana acted uaoa.
This April 6, 1908
Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glynn County. Georgia.
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PREPARED INSTANT 4. Simply add boil
ing water, cool and serve. I0c. per package at
all EToccrs tiavoss. Refuse MI substitutes.
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Et)T.EYs AaEgEl
Geres Goldss s'scvoats nacvr,opsa


NOW IS NOT THIS FAIR?
II dress your saw ana there i
any Thing wrong with it, / am more
than wiling 10 correct it without fur
TIER cost 10 YOU Address. W. S.
Tucker l2s nor Wolf street be-
ween F and J
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Ordinary Glynn County, Georgia
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-05-08

sincerity. 1t Il rather nice to be
girl who can awaken the romance In q
man within day or two's acquaint-
ance. We shall not misunderstood
each other again. Shall weY'
He raised his head, considering her.
forcing the smile to meet her own.
Eve shall be better friends than
ever" she asserted confidently.
"Yes, better than ever"
Because what you have done means
the incest sort of friendship, you see.
You can't escape its duties and re-
sponsibilities now, Mr.. Siward. ! shall
expect you to spend the greater part
of your life in devotedly doing things
for me. Besides, am now privileged
to worry you with advice. Oh. you
have invested me with oil sorts OF
powers noM!"
He nodded.
She sprang to her feet. flushed, smil'
ing. a trife excited.
sis it all over, and are we the very
ideals of friendsY she asked.
"The very ideals"
"You are nicer she said impulsively,
holding out both gloveless hands. he
held them, she looking at him very
sweetly. very confidently. "And you
are contentT persuasively.
"Of course not" be said.
"Then | ann sorry for you. Look al
THAR turning her left hand In his SC
that the jewel on the third finger
caught the light
-'T see it."
"And YET
"And yet"
"That." she observed, with compo
sure. lis sheer obstnacy. How can yol
really care for me? Do you actually
believe that devotion comes like thatY
Exactly like that"
$50 suddenly? 1t is impossible! VIII
a twist of her pretty shoulders.
"How did it come to your ne asked
between his teeth.
Then her face grew, scarlet. and bel
eyes grew dark, and her hands con
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-05-08
The Rstort caustio.

Miss Rinkles-Everything costs 80
much nowadays! suppose I'll have
to live palmer. Miss Sharptung-Why,
my dear, you couldn't be any palmer
and live.-London Telegraph.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-05-08

traC ted In his
t l g b t e n e d !,
twisted fingers
entangled. I'M
til, with a little
sob, she sway
ed toward him,
and he caught
her. An instant.
a ininute-more
perhaps she did
not know-she
half lay in his
arms. her I'M
taught lips close
against his.
Lassitude. faint
cOnsci BUSINESS,
then tiny shock
on shock came
the burning re-
vu!sion, and her
V dice cam e
h ntr too
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-05-08
auytnlAs by ais

RnyspiAs by ais
attractive man
ner and nice
ways Of telling
you how much he
liked you? He
had q desperate
affair with Mrs.
Mortimer-inno-
cent enough, l
fancy. He's had
a dozen within
three years, and
in q. week Rena
Bonn sdel has
come to making
eyes at him, and
rriI i.Ls..
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-05-08

Who will be the next Governor
Of Virginia!
Who will be the next President
of the United States?
What is Congress doing!
What efforts are being made to
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Such a paper is the RICHMOND
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This is the year that you need The
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This year particularly you want honest
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The news service of the Journal is un-
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THE GRAIN
Prices UD-Biack must Causcs Active buy
Ing or wheat-Reccipts Aght-Cast
Markets Firm.

Prices Up-Black must Causcs Active buy.
ing OF Wheat-Receipts Hght-Cash
Markets Firm.
Wheat closed higher on bullish spring
wheat reports and active general buying.
Early In the day prices moved In O ~listless
fashion. There was nothing particularly
striking In the news and many traders were
disposed to go slowly pending developments.
BUT the market soon got a Jog from black
rust reports. They were too numerous to
be ignored. What 10 more. they were accom-
panied By buying orders and prices quickly
moved upward. with shorts covering and COM
mission houses buying. Bears sconed at the
damage reports. They commended that the
rust had not been found In new localities to
any extent, and that the rise wa due mainly
TO q senseless scare over the possibility Of
damage rather than 70 any serious or wide
However this may be. there was no asGres-
tu ssov ws. p SsHsssd i 9TH shs s's ssss. t eaInDsipsi
spring wheat States. and this did not tend
to ,allay bearish apprehensions.
pected. the receipts were smaller, the worlds
shipments for the week were light and cash
pf insils wf Snow SsfS and other crop experts sent
many claims q from Is to 50 per cent. damage.
Northwest as the factor likely to have more
influence than anything else In deciding the
course Of prices In the near future.
Liverpool was closed. Budapest advanced
Nc. Paris declined v to No. and Berlin
NB. ". Snow wired from Devils Lake, N. n:
From. York TO Devils Lake crop badly bit:
Many fields dead TO tip and In best fields dead
spots. Many heads did not get out Of short
blade: considerable aefsage not werth cutting
Some oats. cut for hay. and crop practically
Corn advanced owing to the strength Of
wheat, continued hot, dry weather In the
central West, reports Of premature tassellins,
commission house buying and covering OF
shorts. Cash interests sold. but not or a
large enough scale to have any effect on
prices. The receipts do not increase at the
rate that was expected despite the high
prices ruling. The cash market was quiet
oats advanced with the. rest Of the list.
though the trading was quiet. Bullish crop
reports continued 70 be received from lIlf-
nois, Indiana and the Northwest as we'll a.
and the cash market was frm.
THE SPOT
Wheat was dull, Sales, 10000 bush. No. .
RED; sioih { 2 b .aoat Tor export; NJ:
q os: Fyturss clSsedr, X 70 iHo, higher
in elevator, s4hc.. No. II. o,.6'. ssc. Futures
Oats dull Sales. loco bush. Natural
to 81 lbs. eleBeeo mixed, 90 to 81 lbs. 9s@Soc.
N. Rye WA was s dSIl; No; Wes SsT y ssei T. o. b.
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DEvYDENDs AND NTERnyT.
The Farmers Loan& Trust0a
10, Is, 20 & 20 William 81.

i s$Ss S$$ III Ssf ~ z 4sB|sSs|5siFH 81. 5 i sg d u
Afisnos ws Mss'E w cS%p eSoezap.ny III
BBslois Water Works GoIapany saea :
cinoinnatl Z GasfinsSm Valley Railroad.
S SsS$Sss 81 cs VICE. ! e I Easts sssp.., !.
go s:a $s.sd, o.. Company
Cumberland Corporation 80 g. m
Fl Reno Water Company Z,
FF issseSn. Mst s.. GSmR1 cSsn,,ruot,oo Co, a.s.
Int. "
a af,sss Tfs' I BPoaedslSiin f hsiiso.d Company
kks saoSo % %ss:r & 4 El:'s Sen Ss%p'n'
tssSvitis Sstsr COMPANY. Nos. EOS. III. N. .,
aa onsssnss1 ss ssasy Rs Ss.sy SS S%PPsnyy
Peoples Street Ry. Co.. Luserns County,
PittsSarsS.' cincinnati. Chiosso 4 o.. Louis
Pyle. James. / Sons .
g. ss'f Esal: H S1ss %s:' bt Gi3Spe SssmD.n, +,
ss s:1sSs p Sss'E w ss@V eoiznp.n, &. ~aa e
Union Club . ae.- =, ,Lyvt iEisu
Yandalla Railroad Company. 80 arto: 40
Victory Manufacturing Company .--ss !.
Waterford Water Works Company
AUGUST 10TH, le0e.
Consolidated Gas Company
DIVIDENDS.
AUGUST iBT, 1908. u
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company v"
AUGUST 18TH. 1908. ~
ftsHsss.bSSss: %cisslaSs:ssi, CHICAGO = St. Louis
Twin ctty Rapid Transit Company on Com
vandslia Railroad Company,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
conee Relis'-Pr"vi'ion' Firmer-Packer'
Buy.

A small advance tool place In coffee. 1t
was due more than anything to an absence
Of selling pressure. The receipts at the
Brazilian ports continued liberal. but local
shorts covered and there was more or less
new buying by some who considered that q
cables too were better than expected. The
trading. however. was on q small sea lie and
lacked features OF interest.
Spot coffee was quiet. Rio No. !. Co.. Fu-
with sales Of $3.50 bags. Havre was I'm.
changed to 4 Pfc. lower. Rio was S~nchaneed.
exchange unchanged at is s-ied.; receipts
e zee % 6 1S ii. :soo l:s: stsIeoo; 10 &c ssns Ss.. decline. .iGNE
l,0o5, 900. Sac Paulo receipts, 4i,O0o bags;
Jundiahy. 1890. Prices here As follows:
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FINANCIAL T

Ma asam : SS 4 G.: a.. N Ga y a. ss.:oS I .oS g, M and
haitian Hallway Company consolidated. NOW
FIRST mortgage tax exempt +.per cent bonds
q the slo.sis.ooo Z per oent. bonds Issued
July Z TO retire an equal AMOUNT Of frst mort
Ssee . PEI can't; bonds fsilins due On that
been sold or EXCHANGED for the
bonds. The Z per cent. bonds are
q oPS Il. nl som mSsrsssS SS SRSn tse payIns pr rseSEsy
Of Z Per. can't. per mum on It's
900, 000, 600 Of capital stock.
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$3.50: refined Continent. sio.io: South Hmsrt.'
can. sio.G.,, Pork was firm; mess. si1.so@
t baiissii-d &s'.Gs y. :.trs ss'; Ii. s@Ss.;:.s-s si.ss.
.sslsssa hls Gsiss ana oi hSsi arm la@. TlsS :o%s
improvemsnt retained. The advance IN.
duoed CON siderable resl!9ing By outside hold.
Of the buying was credited to .pecfsfs. and
shippers. bought ribs. Present prices for
cSr a. and %a afss e sslos supply d %ss; war. Snd (, fSis
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Holders Of First Preferred Stock and ssoont
Preferred stock Of 81 49, -
POPE @
COMPANY,

and Voting Trust CertincAtes representing Ne
same.
At the request OF . large amount Of holders Of
nrst and second preferred stock OF voting trust
certificates representing the same. the under.
signed have consented TO act - . committee tor
ne rsergse!ission Of the POPE MANUFACTURE
plan and agreement OF rsorrsnisatiou hss bssa
prepared. coples Of which may be obtsined from
the secretary Of the committee or the dopoatary.
In order 70 enable the committee 70 effect 3 speedy
rsorrenl.ation. holder Of arst p~refsfTsd stook S1d
ING COMPANY. or votlns trust ce!tinsstss Esprs:
renting the same, are requested to Immediately
%ETsT ssss s,Ssh q ss NE% soS SIsa g. SsSdT ssss.
itary named In said reconciliation plan and agree
nsnt 81 .. ohiee. q ven strsst Nsv YpIt Sts.
and bear all stock transfer staInps required By thu
laws Of the state Of New York. 49,.
HARRY BRoNNER, -
FREDERICK IL ECKER. -r-
AUGUST HECKScHER,
Comnlttee
~, Ws5l ssrest N.w YoEk City.
Counsei. @
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AMERICAN NITRATE COMPANY
SEND o PROSPECTUS 10
BALL a. En-,
Member New York Stock Exchange
90 Broadway, NEW YORK
Wanted
CITY INVESTING CO. STOCK
8. u. r. PELL & CO.,
Tel. 1905 Hanover. a u xchange Place.
HE COTTON MARKET.
Prieee Generally Frm-Wan Street Buy
Oc~tober-shoFts Cover.

Prieee Generally FIrm-Wan Street Buys
October-shorts Cover.
October was the feature. being put up
Just before the close by comparatively large
buying by Wall Street interests. Previous
to this they had given August q little support.
Louisiana and North Carolina are apparently
getting too much rain. especially North Caro-
lima. and Texas too litsR. Local covering
helped TO keep prices stesdy. TIL upshot was
With october IN the lead. stxsather and crop
we're N oe ens %a.s ~iy quiet. fe ssHs We're
heavy. q cotton 10 coming in much more
rsIidiy sh. .sd 4 sfs AZ, 4 year Th Egg S. sns the Eee aSs
f ss.sahss he ss sRp'f Time NJ, l sss y wssA The failing o. I IN
the same week In isos. the decrease. in Amer
B bsIss is:;; m sp,asasrs s,t tsk IN .. tsl, EEL 90 l0i sse
S Ssfir' Y Ha' w ;Rff st!sss int sa : s sre ossli )
s % Ss q f' dsIoasS Is e Ss s = o. g s sons sq bel isS,.
In their fsyor, they have small worlds stocks.
= price AZ lover .t than sSor that int 81 2 year an S SsSs;
Of trade In this country to improve. Besides
''%%s sissf Il n Aoi Ss' . sstiRss9 sh 9 t sss i sis storm
on the Atlantic Coast Of late has done con-
ti.df Fsass. h %SlIs; ! f.a.s boil IL w ~:iI !. !: ' Has.dsa:
and Tennessee need rain. adding that the
than a year ago. and Re takes q bullsh view
Of the situation based on the conceded facts
Of supply and demand.
Buyers were Ms ssS;, 1htyse er .n p6H9s.
h aHtseni ..i seranS&st Weld s'esa Better lehman. .1 Saoh +;
An Henry aE9@ clsws Z Co. said: .-Bearish features
regarding the future course Of prices appear
short interest has been established in the con-
trock vnavkot whtoh rraafAa n tAchntaal nOni.
ton that e vsry faySyAbis for Che prsssn.
ment sets n and sugments the available
ma rkets, New York, New Orleans and Liver
pool. the stocks are oonsptcuously small and
In control Of 2 few houses
,,1 Th h., sts tist Ha,p no;:isi0In = :: Is f %sds up from
Th1 pssk. Last geek, 1907.
ei,xSien. x@ssriesn.: i.,ssss,,S ias;:M iy:ss:s;;
Crop r. ne s,ss AZ, A., :ii'ae'''" h'']osh n'f''s'
Ing ing week. e Ss.n. so.ss @.s7 s,7a
Spot cotton declined 10 points. Middins.
GENERALLY Unchanged. MlddlinS: Galveston.
Savannah. ioKo., and Charleston. iohc.
The movement was a. follows:
Yss.s,dsv. Last geek 1907
sins. fsss,esss i ..s..sssS 5 t"' s.x4 sss
The estimated receipts were A. follows:
Houston. sSeeI.@s lbs !
galveston soo-xso iieS ~
Futures closed 5 points lower to 7 higher,
With the tone nrm and ths sales estimsteda at
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BoaTox. Aug. Trading was less active
In oopPssr shares to-day, although the market
and prices left Oh at about the best for the
day In the actfve issues. Iuduserials and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

An1ved-SAruRpAY. August 1.
IS America, HAMBURG, July -.
SIS ST. Paul. Southampton. July -.
SIS Gienroy, Huelva. July Is.
IS Indian Monarch. Blyth. July II.
IS Seguranca, Vera Cruz, July u.
IS Phonix. Tilt Cove. N: 7. July ..
SIS Dordogne. Sauna. July rs.
Ss LampAsaA, Galveston, July %.
Ss Yale. Boston, July 81.
Sc Hostilius. Boston, July 81.
IS Jefferson, Norfolk. July ~.
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SAILED PROM roRxIaN PoH1s.

SAILED FROM YoRKIoN PoRTs.
IS New York. from Southampton for New York.
S. Msurotanla- from Liverpool for New York.
Sc Bluecher. from Cherbourg for New YORK.
Sc California, from Glasgow for New York.
S. Mesaba. from London for New York.
g. Finland, from Antwerp for New York.
S. United States, from ChrstiAnsand for New
York.
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ents. ss. sos1se. 20. clears. N61t4.t0 Winter,
Clears. - estde3. 90: straights. G.o0dS4. 10.
Rye. 81. - IS.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC rHn DAT.
sun nscs. q. .-<bSl sun SETS e. TAI Moon sets. 1905
HIoH wArKR THIs pAy.
Sandy Hook 10 - Gov. Island IL 90 Hell Gate. ..i2Ss
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Sc Majestic. at Cherbourg from New York.
SIS Bremen. ~ Cherbourg from New York.
IS Arabic, al Liverpool from New York.
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INCOMING ~srKANnHrPa-
Due To-day

by Marconi wireless.
D. Minnetonka. for New York. vas l0 miies
sSs Vsdsisnd, Tor New Ycrf. was 10 miies south
sast Of Saba lsaad ~ 7. n -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

New York Stock Exchange Sales. Aug. 4.
CLOSING PRICES or UNITED States BONDS.
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5000 Am writ Pap H.. ~ Ak Sk s,l
5000 Cham Gene nj g.. ioi 1M i0i ir
1000 Tsd'w'r % n Is 90 s-ie % Gle O. s-is % Gle
sooo Tol 81 L col <a.....t7E nv ms M
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.Eutpres closed 5 points lower to 7 hiGher,
with the tone firm and the sales estimated at
$4,000 bales. Prices as follows:
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cuRB STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES.
EARNINGS.

= YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
Ths Nev York. Ontario and Western Raiiws
Compsny reports for June:
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The American Railway Association gsvs
out q report at variance with most Of the
other reports OF July business conditions.
All of these others had shown considerable
Improvement. The American Railway Aeao.
citation, however. reported an Increase OF
5000 In the number OF Idle cars from July
TO July ~ tl
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Sale of a Green1rich Village House
at Foreclosure.

Two parcels comprised the aucLoh Ouuee' 20
terday in the Real Estate Exchahse saiesi ooii-s'
NJ "A and ls Vesey street. The results were as
follows
ev Joseph Day: 30 s24 l1th St !s5 f. .5 0
csreenWcf ST sx4s 4xeo4 story ten 1its a
t5Te ,os Ai aftv Blake ref 50 s14 10 taxes
sSe ss ISaSti Ss + for S sse COO I57 5S5h s5 Of I'd
eex1oo5 story dws n ShgIl ~ f1aTv z ia isoS or
since Jones Cochrane atty adonnea 10 % 'ay s foows:
Fv roseph P Day: l6sth ST. lie II W OF Fulton t
ave Is36xlO3 sxI95 Fulton ave XI4 liE iTTee' M so
0l sale "A. iss f Ar{hef soTe nve vol sale
sst Of 1879 st; four faals a peA S6 It e
s anthony ave sx25x91 g story double hat n;
fsas9 FGl 5sle oSIs MSf story frame dHe sale n4eFsOR
ave 90 # Of DorincouIt pd FaIsaee : ave O
- 6oI3court I'd Pasade 81 7xlo5 6x4o sxl0e 8;
1 Daean "a r9 Paeade sa 5n6e 4xozlo66 story
aw,g b e sas vol 5d sale - dri5ge St
Sc ixl23 aTan s. sxs7s story ten store
sfoTv bldg and store Eldidge st. 60 II OF
81 eaR1ea Rieecer 81 81 81 sx7 ten rs and
stores: also 1872 and 1eS4 stK s @o5 and 20. io7t
l25 # Of Sd ave 5Hoo III 'To % sSD 81 Al: "a Arm
stein & L stty. Watson ref partition: ., go 10 81 Z
Power trustee David voge et al e. T5eoaoTe @ @ nan m
sen atty: H EnEel ref amt due $50 20 as 1oo I9x
III 4x1oo; vacant; Thalnan et al recyTs as LOUIS
S0asR 6Ss s7s St s al @ rax az sS s2. as: lo5 ath l29
{. Of PAN o1rs ave Zssesn S et al: @ HoWand { P
L Tompkins ref; amt due So 40 40: taxes; etc SOL:
oaG 1z5d st OF sth ave 2SNSS a.,
ter h Jennie Thayer Clarence Person 81 az I"
HYDE atty: Iudvigh. ref; amt due s-S8o V1 taA
etc eq9. 10Th ave of 25th st 4sl1xoo vacant
also F3rcadvay Of 215th St 81 IH9I lhot
vacant; LAWYERS T I T &c aCt Ruth Mackey e al
atty: z b La Fera, ref amt due Saz4si DO
taxes. etc. Sl4S5 II
By Samuel Marx: o3G Elizabeth ST, 154 q Of
Prince ST 20xs3 lx'2.7 > ten and s1y ten
\ in rear; HenTy Hartdeid agt P Acrteln NJ s
Hoffman, stty Marcel Levy ref amt due, 50 'os q;
81. 100 l6. sub Of S2OoeD: FOX St
T. I-ongwood 360xleo II, vacant; @ +
Johnson al: Ferriss & Roeser,
Flynn. ref; due S56, ,2S5 3d. taxes, etc
1882
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" " Ramsey 81 al; Adams & II, attys; A III haminsky,
ref due sl75l se taxes, etc. s257 "a; sub TO a
prior mtge $500
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
TRYING TO SETTLE STATE DEBT SUIT.
Counsel for Virginia and West Virginia 10
Be Heard by C. E. Littlefeld.

washington June 2s.-Prellminary steps looking ~
the Adjudication of the VirginiaWest Virginia debt
suit now pending in the Supreme Court or the uleo
States were taken at conference mere to-o1s
between ex-Representative Charles E. Llttieheio'
of Maine and counsel for the two states 1t was
decided that the first formal hearing in the case
shall be held at Richmond. Va, on November y,
before Mr. Littleheld, the master in the proceed
ines That date was selected in order TO permit
conferences between counsel representing Virginia
and West Virginia, with view, If possible, to
reaching an agreement many minor points IN
volYed in the case
Those present at the conference in addition to
Mr. Littlefeld were Attorney General William A
Anderson of West Virginia. and Holmes Conrad
and Randolph Harrison, representing Virginia;
Attorney General William G. Conley Of West Nlr-
ginfa: Professor Hogg. John g. Carlisle and Mr..
MulhoIland. representing West Virginia. and Mr..
Robinson. of New York, representing the bond
holders.
The dispute arose over the creation of the State
of West Virginia out Of the original domain of
Virginia and the proper apporuonment OF the
bonded debt Of the latter state. Just what amount
is involved cannot be estimated. The original one
third which the Virginia contestants set apart as
the portion of West Virginia between $780,
10000 and s400OOoO0 The settlement OF the amount
of interest to be paid is of the most impor-
tant features Of the suit.