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New-York tribune., 1909-01-21
CONSOLIDATION ILLEGAL
M4LONE SO DECLARES.
Saus Nezc HaUen Charter Is Subject
to Forfeiture.

Boston. Jan ao-Charging that the consoIidstlor
of the New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Compau, and the Consolidated Railway Company
Of Connections. by authority OF the ConnectieuE
Legislature 1896 constituted violation OF tbs
Massachusetts statutes and Of public policy, Attor-
rey General Malone to-day declared that this action
rendered the charter OF The New Haven company
subject forfeiture This declaration was nlads
in the Attorney Generals annual report to ths
Legislature Attorney General Malone expresses
TIE opinion that the situation thus brought soouci
IL one with which the Massachusetts Legislatures.
rather than the courts should deal He says TIA %.
the Legislature has the power such Ieg4s-
Iation will either legalize the action taken BY
the New Haven company or repeal It's charter
Proceedings brought in the courts for forfsitu-s d
charter the Attorney General points out, rzgrr'
occupy several years before decision could b.
reached ard this delay would result IN much In
convenience and financial loss innocent investors
this the report the Attorney Gen.
eral has brought action against the company in
the courts public policy well law beinE in
voIved in the
With regard 10 the express violation Of law
charged o. the New Haven company. Mr.. MzlonsF
calls attention TO the fact statuts IN aues
ton contains provision for any penalty. He
urges that such a provision be added 70 tbs law
The section OF the general railroad laws OK ths7
state which the Attorney General declares hsss
been violated is as follows:
II railroad eG9TDorstion 9Egnins 5siirosl in
ration owning a railroad IN anothsr state. IT.
such consolidated corporation except authorized
this act without authority OF the General Court.
or without sICh authority extends its line OF rail-
road OF cOnsolidates with any other corporation
or makes stock dividend. the charter and tran
chise OF such corporation shall be subject 30 for
feiture-
This section the Attorney General says. has been
violated only by the merger with the Cousolt-
dated Railway Company. but by increase in tf1e
capital stock of The New Haven company, msds
without permission % ths Massachusetts, Legs
ldtuTe.
New Haven Jan 2o--vhen the statement Of At
tornev General Malone OF Massachusetts called
10 the attention to-day OF President Mellen OF
the New York. New Haven Hartford Railroad
Company 3fr. Nellen said:
The question is one OF law and the New Havsn
railroad company has Obeyed the law IN the past
IS obeyf1g law now and intends IN the ruturs
10 obey the law
In connection with his statement President Mel
lan called attention the fact that of The 15s0s
stockholders OF his company. Sl0l. OF clear ma
5orfty of the whole number. and holding 3+ef7S9
shares reside in Massachusetts, as indicating ths
size OF the interests Involved
New-York tribune., 1909-01-21

Messins. Jan. zo-Esrthshocks still continue
here Some of them slight but the others
stronger in character. are usually accompanied
by an underground roaring. which still causes con-
siderable alarm Fires have broken out among
the debris in different quarters Refugees are
suffering greatly because OF rain and snow.
Soldiers yesterday were attracted by groans
under some ruins, and worked strenuously until
a hole was made, through which o. them
was able 10 reach the spot whence the noise
came There he discovered the head Of a horse
whose body vas buried under the debris The
animal was <ed and watered. 81 was irnpos-
siole TO excavate, the walls being the point OF
falling.
Reggie. Jan. 3.-Several additional earthshocks
at short intervals were felt here to-day.
Rome, Jan a.-The government IS doing ever
Thing in its power to provide shelter the home
less people in the south quantities Of timber
ands building material have ordered from all
quarters, and II Is expected that within few
days much OF this will be its way TO Sicily and
Calabris- In the mean time eight steamers loaded
with timber, are leaving Naples; three are about
70 set out from Genoa and one from Venice The
government has purchased five hundred thousand
Ma-seies tiles and contract is about to be signed
for six hundred thousand
New-York tribune., 1909-01-21
ARMY And NAVY NOTES.
TFrorn The Tri-une Bureau
Washington. January 90
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
heen issued:
ARMY.

ARMY.
r;.,ts,s,t Colonel WILLIAM .. BEACH tth Cavalry.
10 duty Fort Ethan Allen pending arrival ot lTh
FolIo%na promotions srtiIlsry corps announced
ADAMk SHAKER. 10 colonel: GEORGE r BARNEN-
70 lieutenant colonel; CHARLES d WISN 70 cap
tain. ALERT L LOUSTAI<1T. 70 hrst heutensnt
EoIovrx assignments officers artiilsry corps re-
centV promoted announced: Captain CHARLES /
FIsHER 18th COMPANY: Captain frank T HINES t4lNES
isTth COMPANY; First Lieutenant WEST G JACOBS
Attached isoth Company; First Lieutenant JAMES
" LYON f24th Company; First Lieutenant HAROLD
t;E,IGER attached 5Sth COMPANY; First Lieutenant
RODNEY H SMITH, 1iitn Company; Major THOMAS
p IAMOREJ-X to command Fort Barry; Captain
LANES TOTTES. 20 unassigned list % artillery
district Of Manila Bay FOR staff duty.
Cs,,ai1 WILLIAM KELLY. OF engi1eera, from
fsrthe- duty connection construeon municipal build
ing for District - Columbia
Captain JAMES RONAFSE 2sth Infantry TO Chfcs 60.
exa r!iration for retirement
Field ARTILLERY. one month
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Ian ls-Th~ Abarenda. a. Ceuts-
IN Triton. a Washington the CsIIc. ~
Napes: the Ohio tire Missouri Ss !On'cs The
Potomac. a, Key West.
SAILED.
NTfssissruf gro-n TJauptor Pos1= for Kev
New-York tribune., 1909-01-21
DIVER HUDSON NAVIGATION CLOSED.

LOWER HUDSON NAVIGATION CLOSED.
visbkiu y Y Jan 9o--Navigation on the Hud-
son River between FfShkilI Landing and New York
Vas closed by floating ice carly to-day This ties
nm the river traffic five days earlier this Jear than
last.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-21

-Ths Hague. Jan 20-Sehor Paul. the Venezuelan
,eaoa envoy has declared himself perfectly safis-
sed with the result Of his mission 70 France Win
regard 1t Holland. he said the chief point OF olf-
f.reuce already was settled. and there remained
onlv matters Of detail to be arranged. OF which the
first was the re-establshrnent OF olpiomauc reia-
tons Sohor Paul will remain here for week ana
will draw u2 and sign protocol officially re-es-
,ablisl1ing diplomatic relations From here he viii
60 to London Berlin and Rome, as an evidence OF
Venezueas good intentions and to restore aIicsbis
relstious with the various countries
New-York tribune., 1909-01-21
IN CASTRO,S POCKET.
Comes Uyipes Out Er-Preadents
Gas and Flour Monopoly.

Caracas Jan 3-President Gomez is rapidly car
-. -. industrial and economic reforms He has
issued a decree placing embargo on Castro s
gas and electric light company and raising the duty
ON wheat thus doing away =th Csstro's nour mh
rnonopoly. Populsr demonstrations have taken
place against the unabolished cisareus niohopoS'
and troops have patrolled the streets
New-York tribune., 1909-01-21
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The tolI'
ARRIVED


Jan fs-The Mississippi from Hampton Ros1s for Key
West: Eagle from Guantanamo for surveying
grounds; the Brutls. from Guantanamo fer Colon
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
DEAD AT LEBANON

Samuel Hover. a veteran Of the Civil
War. died on Thursday evening. Oc-
toher 7th, at his residence, No. 336
North Ninth street. Lebanon, Pa, aged
75 years, from paralysis.
Mr.. Hover had a record for service
in the Civil War Of which he was
proud. He was a member Of Com
pany /. 1b1st Pennsylvania Volunteers.
on July /. 1853. he was captured at
Gettysburg and afterwards paraoled.
He was engaged at Arlington Heights
and the defense Of Washington, NOV
ing 70 Union Mills with D'Utassy's
Brigade. He took part in the battles
of the Rappahannock. Chancellorsville
and was in Battery b., First Pennsyl-
vania Volunteer Light Infantry at the
Battle of Gettysburg. on Jt1y 4, he
was mentioned in the general de-
spatches for gallant conduct IN resist
ing the main attack on July 3. at
Cemetery Ridge. Beside the battles
he was in numerous slSirmishes during
the period of the service.
Mr.. Hover Is survived by Mrs. An
ME +. Warner and Miss Ida T. Hover
of Lebanon, and William Fl. Hover
of this city. and two grandchildren,
Harriet V. Hover and Samuel c.
Hover, Of this city.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
To Enjoy

the full confidence of the Wel-lnformed
of the World and the Commendation Of
the most eminent physicians it was essen
tial that the component parts Of Syrup
Of Figs ard Elixir Of Senna should be
known to and approved by them; there-
core, the California Fig Syrup Co. pub
fishes a fun statement with every package
The perfect purity and uniformity OF pro
duct, which they demand in q laxative
remedy Of an ethical character, are assured
by the Conpany's original method Of man
ufacture known to the Company only.
The figs of California are used in the
production of Syrup of Figs and Elixir Of
Senna to promote the pleasant taste, but
the medicinal principles are obtained frop
PLANTS known to act most bene6cially.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale
~ all leading druggists.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Sale of Stock.

At Stidham's auction room yesterday
many shares Of local bank and trust
company stock were offered for sale.
James II. Bowe bought six shares Of
First National Bank stock for s151.50
per share; James F. Nields bought eight
shares OF Farmers Bank stock for
S120.5O a share. and five shares Of Sc
curity Trust and Safe Deposit stock at
S227.50 a share; Willard Salisbury
bought four shares of Equitable Guar
antee and Trust Company stock at
S227.50 a share; T. Darlington Smith
bought six shares OF National Bank OF
Wilmington and Brandywine for $S4
a share; Mr.. Smith also bought five
shares Of Union National Bank stock
at s91 share. Ten shares Of VIII
mington Abattoir Co. stock were with
drawn at a bid of s6e a share.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
ATLANTIC CITY
HOTEL MEN JUBILANT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., oct. 1.-THE
two hundred hotel and cafe proprietors
under indictment here for violating the
law prohibiting the sale Of liquor on Sum
day are jubilant to-day because Attorney
General Wilson has refused TO take
charge of their prosecution but will insist
that the local authorities conduct it. The
attorney general also refuses to take any
part in the attempt TO have Mayor Stoy
removed but win conhne his efforts 10
prosecution OF those responsible for the
riot Of September a. when State detec-
tives were assaulted by a mob.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
SAYS COOK DID
NOT CLIMB TO TOP
OF MT. M'KlNLEY

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE fight OF
the Peary adherents TO prove that DR..
Frederick A. Cook did not reach the
Pole. to-day took a new tack, the
Peary followers this time attacking
Dr. Cooks alleged conquest Of Mt. Nc
Kinley.
There was made public in New York
this afternoon from mysterious sources
an affidavit signed by Edward n. Bar
rill. of Darby. Montana. who swears
that he Is the man Cook calls Burrill
or Barrille. that he was with Dr.
Cook on the Mt. Mckinley trip; that
Cook did not climb Mt. Mckinley and
that. as a matter of fact, Or. Cook
was not within 20 miles OF the summit
of the peak.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
WELLS
TALKS TO WOMEN

The general purposes Of the Consumers
League and the need OF cooperation
among women for the alleviation OF work
ing girls were detailed by the Rev. HUI
bert W. Wells. rector OF st. Andrews
Church. in an address under the auspices
of the league to a number OF women in
the West End Reading Rooms last night.
Mr. Wells was intimately related to the
league while doing church work IN New
York, and his purpose last night was TO
tell something OF the work accomplished
BY the club in New York and TO urge that
its ideals be pursued as vigorously here.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
INDIAN BANDIT
JEERS AT POSSE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. oct. IA
Riding to sure death across the sitting
sands Of the desert. Billy Boy. the In
dian lover and desperate. who jeers at
armed posses and fights them with
reckless abandon. has fed from two
women.
The first real clue as to the where
abouts OF the mulu-murderer, came
today in telephone message from
Mrs. James Burleigh. who lives at
Houston Flats on the desert side Of the
San Bernardino mountain range. She
telephoned that Billy Boy. gaunt from
hard riding and constant watchfulness,
passed her ranch yesterday. He car
ried a repeating rife and two belts Of
cartridges. Billy Boy dismounted from
his horse when he saw only women
about the place and attempted 10 pill
lage the milk house to assuage his
burning thirst. Mrs. Burleigh and her
sister. Mrs. Margaret Bailey who live
alone on the ranch, got their shotguns
and pointed them at the desperate
Billy Boy fed precipitately.
The news OF the assassin's where
about spread rapidly. and jaded horses
were spurred to renewed efforts tc
carry out the proimse not to sleeI
again under a roof until Billy Bo,
sleeps under the sod
The fact that Billy Boy was forced
yesterday TO make a raid on Mrs. Bur.
lleigh's ranch shows that the round VI
Of the desert Indians viii prevent hin
getting food. All the desert Indiani
we're herded together by the posses Il
prevent them from carrying further al,
to the desperado.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
ROOSEVELT SHY
ON POLITICS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. oct. 14-Theodore Roose-
Welt is taking no hand in the present New
York mayorality contest. The United
Press, through Warrington Dawson, its
correspondent sent to Africa with the eN-
President is able to deny absolutely the
statement made in a Greater New York
paper last evening that the colonel Is
giving his attention to the political fight.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
LABOR GREETS
ITS CHIEFTAN

WASHINGTON. october l-samuei
Gompers, president Of the American
Federation Of Labor. was given an en-
thusiastic demonstration OF welcome
on his return 20 Washington
from three months tour Of
Europe, where as the representative Of
organized labor in America, he had
been the honored guest at various in
ternational meetings Of organized
labor He arrived in Washington about
z o'clock. on arriving in Washington,
Mr.. Gompers and his escort drove TO
the National Hotel, where he was en-
tertained az dinner and then met his
friends informally until the hour FOR
the parade.
The parade was said to be the largest
that has marched up the avenue since
the inauguration.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
VETERANS HAVING
ANNUAL REUNION

The annual reunion OF the Fourth
Delaware Regiment began in Irish
American Hall to-day at noon. More
than IS veterans were present at noon.
and many more win attend this after
noon and evening. Luncheon was
served at noon, and this afternoon in
formal addresses will be made by
prominent survivors. A supper will
be served this evening. after which
there will be an address by Francis
IT. Hoffecker, the well-known attor-
ney.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Mrs. James lynn Surprised.

Members OF the Ladies' Auxiliary,
No. %. U. V. L., rendered Mrs. James
LYNN. wife of General James Lynn, a
surprise party on her birthday ami
versary on Monday evening. Mrs.
Lynn's daughter who had been told OF
the affair. took her mother out for a
walk and when they returned home the
u. V. L. women were there and had
the house decorated with flags and
bunting. The guests had pleasant
evening and appeared 10 have much
fun out Of the games OF their child
hood days, which they played.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
MURDER VICTIM
IS IDENTIFIED

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
TIVERTON. r. l., oct. 14-After
thorough examination of the limbs and
torso Of the riverton murder victim,
Mrs. Sarah Grinnel OF 20 Murray
street. FAN River. Mass. to-day identi-
fed the remains as those Of her step
daughter. Julia E. Grinnei.
She based her belief In the peculiar
shape OF the hands and the big toe
OF the dead girl. which, she claims,
corresponded with those OF her step
daughter, who has been missing for ten
weeks.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
ACCUSED OF THEFT
OF MILK BOTTLES

Accused Of the larceny OF four milk bot
ties valued at l6 cents, the property OF
Leonard Beccher. a milkman. of Talley-
vile Harry Herlcy. driver for Frank d.
Webb a milk dealer. OF this city, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Consta-
BILE Buckley and arraigned for a hearing
before Magistrate Broman this morning.
After hearing the evidence Squire Bro
man held up the case for one week.
Hurley is accused OF taking me bottles
early on last Sunday morning. In his de-
fense he claims TO have made a mis-
take in the house. He says he serves
three houses I'm the row In question.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
MOB ABOUT THE
SPANISH EMBASSY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PARIS. Ost. 1t.-Late this afternoon a
great mob gathered around the Spanish
embassy and the government reinforced
the Gordon Of police that stretched around
the embassy with detachment Of caval-
ry. The mob was in an ugly mood and
repeatedly cried: Down with spainr'
Down with Alfonso
The twelve soldiers, who formed the
firing squad that executed Ferrer have
been marked for assassination.
The Temps says that two Frenchmen
we're executed in Mont Juich fortress In
Barcelona to-day and that fve other
Frenchmen are awaiting execution.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
DIRECTORS
ExaLTIlI g si IdINTE5
MRS. JAMES GARDNER
SEEKS HER PARENTS

The local postofhee authorities have re-
ceived an appeal from Mrs. James Card
ner. of No. 222s Meredith avenue. Omaha,
Neb. to find the latter's parents who she
last heard Of from this city Postmaster
Jester would like to hear from the young
woman's parents and he has photograph
and letter for them.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
PROVEN ECZEMA CURE.
A Trial Bottle Of Oil Of Winterareen
Compound is Offered at 25 Cents.

BY a special arrangement with the
ID. ID. ID. Laboratories OF Chicago, we
can at present offer the d. ID. d.
Prescription for eczema in a special
trial bottle at one-quarter OF its usual
price. This oil of wintergreen COM
pound will surely convince the most
skeptical. with the first application
you will get instant relief from the
itch and soon you will see signs Of
cure.
No matter how many salves and
other so-called skin remedies have
failed. this oil OF wintregreen liquid
(nnllxe salves) will penetrate to the
inner skin, killing the eczema germs
VIII YOU not-on our special recon-
mendation-cali at our store ?-and
get a 25 cent trial bottle OF ID. ID. d.
Prescription.
Miller Drug Co, Fourth and Market
Streets.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
prlve Stake. Eor New Paths.

Only two members OF the executive
committee OF the Park Board we're
present at the meeting Of the COM
mittee this morning. No business was
transacted other than instructing Park
Superintendent Mack to drive stakes
for the new paths which will be laid
to replace the ones now in the vicinity
Of the b. & o. bridge.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
AGED CIVIL WAR
VETERAN MAY BE HERE

Samuel Pnling. an aged veteran Of
the Civil War. has disappeared from
his home in Chester. and the police
here have been asked to search for
him. So far they have not located
the man. Pilling left home some time
ago 10 enter the Soldiers Home at
Hampton Roads. Va, but he never
reached there. and is supposed to have
left the train somewhere enroute.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
PUBLIC SALE
J FUHNIrNlRt

AND RUGS,
VIII be sold az stidham a. Sons Auction
Store. No. IN East Fourth street.. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18th. at ! o'clock p.
m Bed room suits. parlur suits, side
board iron and brass beds. leather couch-
es. wire couches. dining chairs, fancy
parlor rockers. chiffoniers and dressers.
brass costumers, extension tables, kitch-
en- tables. pictures. mattresses.
BEDDING.
Woolen blankets. spreads. sheets, pii-
low cases. dishes, etc.
RUGS RIGS
Twenty-Five handsome administer rugs,
qxi2. best quality and patterns; hrusscl
rugs, all Sizes 800 yards OF velvet and
tapestry carpets, ten misht carpets. All
new and different sizes. All goods con-
signed to be sold at this sale FOR what
they will bring.
Goods on inspection evening before sale
and morning OF sale.
This Is grand lot a. goods, anyone
looking for goods can secure them al
their own price
sTIDHAM & SON. Aucts.
y. & A. phone 5s5. OctIl-la-lt
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
cnlornd Man Aooused.

Joseph H. ,Christy. colored, is de-
tained by the police and will be ar
raigned in the City Court tomorrow
morning. The warrant was sworn out
by Elizabeth Marris. colored and Chris
~ gave himself m
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
For SALE

fSffRs. ffURs. rms
All kinds OF hides and furs bought.
Highest prices paid for Mink and Fox
gl,ina G.. s. IlURLOCk
Jt-6mo seventh ana Poplar Sts.
r7OR SALE-EI4EGANr RESTAUR RANT,
well located illness. reason for SELL
ing. Apply TO ISAAC DILLlN, Ill West
Eleventh street OctS-6t
EOR SALE-pEERLESS TRACTION
L engine. no horse power long cab. Run
two seasons first-clnss condition. VIII
sell al bargain. N. Armstrong, Newark,
mel oi2-eOd-6t
nor sALE-oNE BAY MARE &C. Good ..I
Il driver. Address H., 7. o. box 5l6,
citv Octl3-4t
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Iudna onvnor Resians.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
ALBANY. n. Y. oct. 1.-THE resig-
nation Of Supreme Court Justice VIII
liam J. Gaynor who Is the Democratic
candidate for mayor of New York city
was received today by Secretary OF
state Koenig. It takes effect immed-
lately.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Grants letters on Estate.

Register Of Wills Walker today
granted letters Of administration on the
estate Of Mary McCue to John Nc
Cue, OF New Castle.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Allentown Couple Here to Wed.

Magistrate Lawrence J. Broman is
sued a marriage license to Lloyd H.
Kline and Miss Anna NJ. Bell, both OF
Allentown, Pa. They left the magis-
trate's Office to go 10 the old swcdes
parsonage.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14

IN 1889 velpeau. one Of the greatest
snrgeons Of his time. wrote as follows'
"The escape from pain in surgical op-
erations is chimera which 1t is Idle
TO follow up today. Knife and pam
in surgery are two words which are al
wavs inseparable in the minds OF pa
tients. and this necessary association
must be conceded
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
PUBLIC SALE

springers. feeders and two Holsten stock
bulls. and one Durham. This n an ex-
ceptionally fine lot OF COWS, many az good
as money can buy. Dinner for all from
N 20 i o'clock.
Sixty days credit interest added
Cows tested aud delivered. Stock must
be as guaranteed or money refunded.
We sell more cows than any hrm IN
Delaware and can suit the most parucu-
lar customer.
JOHN +. O'NEAB,
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
DANCING.

DANCING at the MUSIC HALL
connel street. between. Second and
Third. every Monday WEDNESDAY ana ana
from IS 10 n. This nall can be rented for
balls suppers lectures. cucfro partie5
and entertainments. Apply 10
j. p. KRUGER, s22 W. Fourth st.
spDtlS-lnO.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14

When dusting or cleaning the new
tungsten lamps the lamp should be
burning 20 prevent accidents to the del
icate flament.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Or. Mowbray at Elkton.

The Rev. DR.. A. S. Mowbray, Meth
odist district superintendent. will lee
ture at Northeast. Nd. tonight on Scot
land.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
REMOVAL NoTICE

DTNOVNf NOTICE..
X DR. n u. Manchester announces the
ramovai or his offices from 419 and 40
E0uitabie Building. Wilmington. Del. to
fO4 Delaware avenue on Monday, Sep-
tember "a 1909. septzs-lmo
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
PUBLIC SALES
SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Al No. , East Eight street, VIII
mineton Delaware on TUESDAY. the
Nineteenth day OF October. 1909, at
o'clock D. m. the following descrlbed per
and personal property OF United Phono-
graph Company described as follows. TO
wit.
2 Victor talking machines, Edison
Auxetophones. sale price $500 eachs ? E,di-
son monographs. 80 ten inch records, 100
Edison Ambcrol records, $50 EDISON
Standard records Oak Edison recoru
cabinets. Oak disk cabinets. II Edleen
record carrying cases. 2b horns Tor t<I-
son and Victor machines.
Terms OF sale cash and 70 he sold ny
of1-A