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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14
GIRL OF 10, DIVORCED,
WANTS LICENSE TO
REMARRY.

. Frederika Schweiger, a {
. 16-year-old divorcee, of 251O 4
D South Ash street, Saturday q
D aftrnoon appeared before the Z
D auditor of King county with {
D w. c. O'Brien, and asked for Q
D a license to marry. The Ii q
D cense was refused because &
D the girl was a minor and did {
D not have her parents con-
. sent. She thought that hav-
. ing once welded and been
D divorced she was entitled to q
. all the privileges of an adult. {
. . Q . 9 q q q q q q q q 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14
DR.. COOK MAY
RETURN

(By United Press Leased Wire.
NEW YORK, March 14.-It is
rumored here today that DR.. Fred
erfck A. Cook, the discredited Arc
tic explorer, and his wife intend to
sail for the United States from Rio
Janeiro on March IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14

Report was maze to the police
today that street car No. 81. run
ming on Tacoma avenue, was af-
flieted with very bad flat
wheel, causing considerable dis
comfort to those who found it nee
essary to ride upon it..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14

The average weekly income of
what is known as "a poor fam
ily'fin New York city is $11.99,
and the families average five and
two-fifths persons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14
FILES DIVORCE SUIT

Lillian Newman this morning
filed suit for divorce from her
husband. Harry. The woman ,aid
personal indignities had been
heaped upon her by her mas
band.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14

-O' - AeNA t%NSen.t.
A West End four-year-oh went
10 Epworth Sunday school yester-
day. When she came home ner
mother asked what they did.
"They just talked about Jesus.
He came riding into town on a 1T
tie pony and all the people holloed
;Susannah, Susannah, Susannah
in the highest said the new
pupil.
Criminals cost the United States
1880, 900 a. day. 1t averages
pver 100000 an hour.
At the present rate of growth
the borough of Brooklyn. with
its population of about 1,240,009,
viii have a population of 2,910,-
600 in twenty years from now.
Kansas farmers spent $3,200.-
100 for automobiles last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14
q u u s.
- a N ID -
r " u S

Looks woefully like there's go
ing to be clash between Roose-
velt and some baseball dates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14

The United States consumes 60
per cent of the worlds diamond
production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14

One-half the world, driving au-
tomobiles. doesn't know how the
other half lodges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14
Famous Murder
Trial Opens

WEALTHY WOMAN WHO WITH DOCTOR ACCUSED OF
NUMBERING HUSBAND WILL THOUSANDS TO
SECURE ACQUITTAL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14

Come to think of it. an $751;
100000 ebattleship can't get into
any of Senator Hale's inland
navy yards any easier than a So
100000 one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14
u. S. Weather.
Bureaus Forecast

For Tacoma and vicinity: Fair
tonight; probably fair Tuesday.
Light variable winds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14

A Tacoma Especial interest
sheet says the insurgents and tho
Joe Cannonites are getting to-
gether. Yes, so are Jack Jon1-
son and Jim Jeffries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14
WHY FOUR BEAUTIFUL WOMEN MARRIED ME
Nat Goodwin Tells All About His Matrimonial Affairs Book.

is writing book. Will Wb
We III Me
and merely bughedan
Read ~
p
No sdHecing American citizen
my my aRoman
m super happy
ouo of the
o Of ma. by
81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14

Half of the automobiles:
iowa are owned by farmers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-14

Kansas farmers spent $3.20o.-
100 for automobiles last year.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
ENGLISH C0NTENDERS HERE
Custom House Authorities Hold
Up Motor Boats.

Three British motor boats which will
race against three American boats for the
International chellenge cup off Larchmont
on Saturday arrived here yesterday from
Lordon on the Atlantic Transport liner
NInnetonka.
The Pioneer. which is owned by the Duke
Of Westminster. and the Maple Leaf II.
owned by H Mckay Edgar. were lashed
under canvass on the after deck. The
Zinga rella. owned by Daniel Hanbury, was
slowed between decks. Joseph AsteIl. the
senger on the Minnetonka. and arranged
for the unloa ding of his racer. which was
hoisted over the side and lowered upon one
OF the Merritt Chapman lighters.
The Maple Leaf II was built at Kingston
or Thames and much secrecy was pre-
served during her construction and trial
spine II was rumored that she had de-
veloped a speed Of thiTty-seven knots in
smooth water, but these figures were not
suIostantiated yesterday by Mr. Astel.
According to Commodore H H. Melville,
of the Motor Boat Club OF America. the
owners Of the British boats are having
some trouble in getting possession of them
The Custom House authorities, 1t Is
sai1. insist on the duty being paid before
they will release them Last year it was
understood that British boats SEM here TO
race and not to he sold, were duty free
The motor boat clubmen here declare that
the same rule should apply in the present
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
CURTAIL OHIO RACING
Action Follows Governor Har-
mons Anti Gambling Order

Cleveland Aug. 15.--Governor Harmon 8
crusade against gambling and pool selling
at race meets has resulted in the calling
off of three of the four days Of racing which
was scheduled to start at Rockport. in this
county, to-day. Instead of a programme of
harness events to-day Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, there will be racing only
on "Wednesday. when two $1,000 stake
events will be run off.
Rockport is on the Lake Erie light har-
ness circuit. One other Ohio city on the
circuit is Akron, where races are scheduled
for August %, "a, % and 26 Horsemen
fear that the Governors opposition to
bookmaking will seriously cripple that
meeting ard perhaps result in the calling
off of ali but the stake events scheduled
for the meet.
Sheriff Hirstuis's determination to see that
there is no betting at Rockport followed a
conversation with Governor Harmon over
the telephone, in which the sheriff was re-
buked for not stopping pool selling at the
Grand Circuit races here last week earlier
than the last day of the meeting and for
not taking more drastic action than merely
arresting President H K Devereux Of the
Forest City Farm and Live Stock Com
pany, which promoted the meet.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
LANCE TO MEET KAUFMAN.

- Promises % he the most interesting
e.. ~. staged in any New york ciua this
- VII take place tonight when BID
., :. - Aust-a.ia, VIII meet ~ Kaufman,
s.n. .'--,orr7ts heavyweight in the main
r.. - 'eil rounds. Bo'h .aer have met the
81 champion. Jack Johnson, in me
- - ha'sfa5ag SONG ter rounds with
i. So = Saa Francisco recently. while
- rto1ped T.ange IT ten rounds in
..ss h9s a1so met the er-cbsmpion.
- 8vTrs re latter earning the de-
- -. Fer '-@eHty -our6s o. hard fghting
or,ss ,7re3 a kaockout over 1he veterar
~. rns. Hoh FHltzsir1mons. in nineteen
.,s,.+ .-.s'. '-i'1 defoates sq1ires for me Aus
- - eharaplorsh:,.
,-'t'' DAILY. H'a. was scheduled 20 rect
c. aoicE, or Philadelphia. a. the
~. -,'''o A g. II: Harlem. iasc night, -
c,.s - ~eisa ,-. 80 tee management
a. a. 'he H31t 5fI and ISSUED return checks
- :, 'ae aezl regular entertainment OF
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
EMMERSON WINS TROPHY
CAPTURES Wimbledon Cup at
Camp Perry Rifle Tourney.

Caunn Perry. Ohio. Aug. 15.-On the open
tr.- aax- of the National Rife Association $
tverlty-eighth annual tournament three
matches were decided and three left un-
f5rished The Wimbledon cup match, at
npo wards. was won by Captain Guy H
1-r,,,7srsor, of Ohio. who scored "a of the
7na Lieutenant @ b. Winder also scored
%. ard got second place. The other eight
leaders were: Captain ". T Spratt, 9TH
Georgia. e8. Sergeant Fl. +. Meyers ISL
Illinois qs; Lieutenant J. {. Locke. Ala
hama. az: Sergeant T r. Richey, Louisiana
sS: Captain 4. W Jones, Alabama. 81: Lieu
tenant w Il Smith, marine corps. 81
Private d w Reid 9Th Massac chusetts. ga
CORPORAL -. " Farnham. marine corps. 81.
The State Secretary's match. al 600 yards
went 10 Major s J. Fort, Of Maryland. VINO
scored Is Lieutenant Colonel James Bell,
of the District of Columbia, got second
place with II; Major {. Z. Hagaboom. Mis-
sissippi. third with AZ; Jackson Morris
ordnance department. Kentucky, fourth
with d. The press match was won by A
+. Gaartz Of Milwaukee.
In The unfinished matches the sth Nassa-
chusetts Is leading, at conclusion of the
ag3--ard stage Of the championship regi-
mental match. with Il score of 272. followed
isv fhe Annapolis n1.dshipmen. with 30; the
Isl Illinois. zs4; lst District OF Columbia.
ss3. United States Navy. 2f2; 18th United
states Infantry. 262 There are thirty-four
teams competing.
In the Ieech cup match. with 25e competi-
Tors. the unheard-of string of II possibles
zss scored on the Tirsr stage $50 yardst-
IN The President s match. with IA entries.
r,,e results Of the skiru1ish ana 2o0-yard
elav, FIRE stages We're TOT announced late
tn,r .aAenlnr.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
stJRROGATES NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby
of civil Procedure that the undersigned intends
10 anpIy 10 the Surrogate OF Niagara County for
letters of administration OF the goods chattes
and credits of Mary {. Wheeler. late OF the CITY
of Tockport Niagara County. y. Y, deceased
ana Tor a decree of said Surrogate fixing the pen
aItv of his official bond s such administra; or
az q sum not exceeding twice the amount Of claims
acainst the estate OF said deceased presented to
ssid surrogate pursuant to this notice. and all
persons having claims demands against said
Marv C. Wheeler, deceased. are hereby notiied
IN exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
To Hon Charles Hickey, Surrogate OF Niagara
County at the Surrogate S Otiice in the City OF
Inrkport in said County on or before the 10Th
day OF September. 1910
dated Lockport. y. y August Sth, 1910
FREDERIC Il. WHEELER.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ahner Z Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
of New York notice is hereby given to all per
SONS having claims against Mar A Alaire.
inte n the county of New YoSS deceased. 10
present the same with vouchers thereof TO the
sIIbscribe-a at their place OF transacung bust
ness the office of James pemarest, No 40
Nassau Street IN The City OF New York. on or
befoTe the drst day OF September next.
Dated New York the eleventh day OF February.
1910. nuSIAS At-i,',l ~, n. W;
Executors.
JAMES DEMARESr, Attorney for Executors.
ia0 Nassau ST.. New York CitS'
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
'ALsiNs cornirIox SERIOUS.

-. oona'.'os. of po'.o; ,zYt2tn -iai.ic
ee. :. - ,'''''n=esi -';v "a-icas D. phys:ciara
ssa.. ilios;-7's i'aspt;ai Iast zIsh-. tie l.
s.'.s ;ro-n ncrToUs prosu at5or. cor
= Il CHS disease. cniy 5revl-
- '--s ls@s.iig axe pe-1s.,:e.l e sce AiD-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
yANpeRBfiTs oisEliN WINS.

EJeauvi.le. Fr,lnee. Aus l5.-The Grand
80, ia Trouv.iie-DeauVihe worth $3.50,
me- rlsz today ANA was won by w Is.
va,,deroilt's G5relin. Yvette, owned by
Macon Carres. WAS second
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
TYeEwRITiNe AND TYPEwRIrERs.
PROPOSALS.

VICTOR VISISLE. 10 Nassau St: eataiosus
free all makes taken part payment: bargains
IN UnderNoods. Reminstons. divers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G.
August &. 19lO.-Sealed Proposals viii be
received at this onfce until o'clock p NJ
August Goth. 1910, for the construction ot
sewers In the District OF Columbia Forms OF
proposals, specihCa tiors aud necessary in
formation may be obtained from Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department. Room AT, District
building. Washington. \. q JOHN A. JOHN
sTON, p NJ. MARKHAM (Acting). Cou,nis-
sIoners. y. c.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
FOR SALE.

BIC RARGAINS-Slighty used otfCe furniture.
desks. typewriters. cash registers. adding ma
chimes monographs. Ming cabinets. safes. adj
dressing machines time clocks. partitions. check
professors. bookcases NATHAN'S. 4 White Street
tables: lowest prices supplies. repaiR.
bowling alley builders Decker's. IO5 East Ah
st Established 1880
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

Elapsed
Start. Finish time
Beat snd owner Inns HMS HIM 6
Restless. 7 r. Chese-
trough -------.--- -5:js,0h 5:0s:01 i:12.o1
ELAPSED time by rounds-Firs- round % :06;
second round. % 50: third round - :56. Course
ten nautical miles, covered three times Aver
age speed. n 99 knots. or 2s. 73s statute miles
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

NI1RSES-Gernlan; fnfants' $50: children's, $50;
several other nationalities: investigated refer
ences Waldorf Agency. IL West 33d st f'iui1'
3OG-Madison.
WAITRESS-With first class references: makes
all salads; understands serving wines can
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, 20 west
42d st. Phone. 303n-Bryant
WASHI NG.-Want wash to take home. go out
by the day. Jordan 1877 Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

ACCOUNTANT thoroughly experienced but need
not be certified, for Western position: prefer
man who has worked with rublic accountant.
inp
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

-RsrresertatIves Of the E. r. Thomas No
'- compang from all parts Of the country
soid their annual convention this week
bafaio with headquarters at the Stat
= ttotel The convention will cover pc
ao7 ri thee days. August 3. l9 and %.
arriving on Thursday morning. the deal
VII hold d short business session,
'-neheon being served Al the factory. the
~'srnoon being taken up with the inspec-
VI OF the plant. followed by a dinner and
{ 'heatEe party Friday VIII be taken up
IN engineering talks and demonstra tons.
--neneon q the Iroquois and dinner at
Buffalo Club in The evening Saturday
N@e VII ne ? short business session.
-
asIry Grant and his six-cyIinder Alco,
Aliers Of -he Vanderbilt Cup last fall.
entered Yesterday simultaneously in
51ano Prize. on October I5: the Fair
-'l' Park race. On October {. and the FL
:, Eoad race. on August .. The entries
:. tne checks. We're sent out SATURDAY.
- e'-'ET for The Vanderbilt Cup was made
9-.ie of weeks ago Grant announces
-e W'H drive the same car in every
Being an AIco stock car Of ~ horse
re saws he depends entirely upon
-, @S--hg quality of the car. its consist
w.. 1flIls aud staying powers. ie fig
g nat, while 5e Viii have 10 meet cars
3 -sa higher power and greater speed
- lat races he wil have a chance by
=, s Als usual cquable drive and rolling
average speed for the whole race
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
WORK WANTED.


Male
desire any kind of work nights. Sundays:
| neat, quick. faithful. intelligent worker: mar
ried t35). A. Field, Edgewater. y. J.
CHAUFFEUR-Colored single; careful driver:
good machinist; moderate salary; city or
country: Pugh. 10 west 1920 st
HAUFFEUR.-Mechanic. "A years old. de
sires position driving repairing; careful
driver. sober. obging; best references. De
Babier. 3o2 West 2sth ST
ELECTRICLAN's HELPER-On anything; cell
work repairs. greenfield; steady worker we'll
recommended. Gallatovits. s11 East I'D st.
MACHINIsT. technical graduate in electrical en-
gineerins. wants opening in electrical field: ex-
-. Tribune Office
MAcHIN1sT.--First class wise hand long .ex-
,o perience wishes steady position. F. Huber.
~ 9TH st. Long Island City.
MAN t3ol. German. wishes position with ad-
vancement; shipping clerk. CLERICAL work,
useful mar references. Eich. 2s5s sth ave
PRINTER-All-round capable taking charge Of
private plant. Max shwarz, 11-l3 Riving-
ton st.
STABLE FOREMAN.-By Thoroughly expert
German; married: honest. sober and careful: best
references. Mcisset. 4l1s Sd ave. BROOKLYN.
WANTED-By retired policeman and wife, a
place while It is closed. and will care for city
house in the summer. will take place as spe-
eial officer, janitor watchman Address, Re
tired Officer. Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN-In wholesale house; has had
two years experience in Office work: best
references. Box IA Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN, IS. wishes employment few
hours evenings; no canvassins. J. s.. Box
s. Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN would like inside position A.
Edmunds, SO Iinwood st.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Female.
COMPANION-Girl IS going to high school.
will be companion TO children in refined home;
pay part board out of city. E, $50 Anster-
dam
DRESSMAKER-wishes first class work stylish
dresses. tailored suits; perfect fit guaranteed.
115 West 1OSth
YOUNG LADY wishes clerical position or ad-
dressing; experienced NJ. D. F.. % Montgom-
cry St. Brooklyn.
YOUNG WOMAN. refined college bred. wishes
10 act lady's companion: has travelled
much and would accompany to Europe: is also
prepared to do tutoring in English history.
or to $ chaperon to young girl. Address
R. c. 126 Claremont ave. Apt 25.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

a FINF cool front parICr bedroom. corner. sui--
able two men. best location. n " cor 5Sth ST
and Lexington ave Olson
LARGE. SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water; private family; beautiful location facing
the Hudson. telephone. Harrison. 2I3 West 10ist
st. Telephone 60oo-Rlverside
ROOMS. large and small single suite. most
comfortable and homeliAe. references 81 West
9th 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
Female

~ r-o- small family IN country; short dis
to tonta. $50 olsens Agency 7:2 Lexington ave
.orner 5sth st st--------
.-.xTr-paT HOuISEWoRKER s25-S26 month,
A" "Fr.,iiy rwo. near Long Branch. Call MoncSy.
10 Auna Lacy Century Employment Ageney.
* west 18th St
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

yalhaIla, Westchester Co., n. Y.
A Co-Educaton4I Friends School in the Real
Country. 10th year. Nov occupying its beautf-
full new buildings Valhalla . miles from
n. Y. 30 acres: 500 # altitude. Unsurpassed for
natural beauty and healt1ful surroundings. Thor
oIIgh preparation for any college technical
school. CommerciaI Manual Training: Domestic
Science Music and Art Departments; Separate
Depart nlent and Home Mother for Young children
GYMNASIUM. Rates $500 s375 year. Catalog.
For Young Ladies-Country.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

ROOkkEEPERS-Capa men. Immediately;
1896 $1,000: bring references: some also at
1924 and $3.50. Credential Employment Corpora
tiGn, 253 Broadway. Agency.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

BOOKKEEPER' ASSISTANTS, with some ex-
Perience; must write and figure we'll: salary
1924 $3.50 Credential Employment Corpora
ton. 253 Broadway. Agency
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

AGENTS-Big money selling water filters; 15c.
per dozen and upward. Philip Freeman &
Bros. 90 Bowery
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

CLERK, familiar with discounts and able to do
bill and entry work, for firm on 5th ave: sal
AIRY So Mghi (Agencyl. Flstiron Building
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

CLERKS. experienced in general Office work:
good appearance: neat and well recommended; ;
s624 yearly Credential Employment Corporation.
25S Broa dway Agency
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

BILL and ENTRY CLERK. Immediately. Cen
tile. quick and accurate. for wholesale house;
S624-S1so- Credential Employment Corporation
i RrnairEaN Age
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
LAWYERS.
LAWYERS ADVICE FREE.

nzr4<asr4TH4s,s Portland Ladder Co $50 Cranx,
zlabhkZkczzzsn St, Newark y J. WESTERN
ladders delivered az zoe. per II. Tel 5S4 = 3.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
STEAMER ''aRaHD 2EpuBLlG''
ROCKANAY BEACH

I.v. foot T2ath s. \ R. e.45 A VI. -2PM
Iv Pier new No / " P 10 40 A NJ 2.45 P n
Lv. Rockaway Beach. 1920 P VI. $50 z NJ
Trip marked transfers to str Grand Re-
sUbliC'' Pier l. y r
Round trip tickets. Soc: Children. CSC
Include adm 10 SteeulaChaSs Park az POckaway
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

NI-RsERY GoVERNEss- -Renned Young Amer-
can. speaking french. will care two childreni
hes, rafersnce: $50. Miss Sheas Agency.
6 rast 42d st
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

Al ONCE-Man over 25 good appearance. edu-
cation and references. as salesman to qualify
for manager at good income R. NJ. Ryan. 156
9th New
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

AGENTS To handle our teas and coffees; expe-
rience not necessary; build UP a business OF
your own Call write. Burns & Reed, zoe
Hudson st New York
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

COMPANION-Girl, Is, going to high school.
will be companion children in refined home;
pay part board; out of city. E, $50 Amster-
IA
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
MEDITERRANEAN

Via Azores, Gibraltar. etc
Canopic Sept IL pm Romantic Oct l
Cretfc. Sept. 81 noon Canopic. Oct Y
Ofices 8 B'way Tel. 2100 RECTOR & Pier O..
N R (23d ST.. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

RAFTSMAN-Mechanfca some knowledge Of
structural work. familiar with general field
construction; technical graduate preferred. New
York: 81 300 Business Service Co. Agency, S0E
Singer Building
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
Female.

YOUNG MAN would like inside position. A.
Edmunds, 526 Linwood ST.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
cHAppAoUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE

Far Both Sexes-Country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

MARCH /
Cilee-7 Y Brush II Alfred ;; Pierce: 81
500
peter TraIl.-rsan 10 Rosa Nathan: 81.
1ohn = Sleif1Eaetz 10 Emma PagerdoTn: $; 800
i7lancls J. WanJei saG aI.e. ezrs, 10 Charlotte
E=--l-s: Two Iatgs: sl9-,p<.2. .-..-.o.. :,
same - George Is CriRrueil. trustee 81
Esrv : C=e1son t. All4aaocr " Fraser and
wilson II Powell - Rebecca s Jacobus ct al.
r liIiaul L Bergen 20 Granville I Benedict and
saa l;7stees: two lqtgs: Sll,e s,oo
Y5rEyiiie Sank 10 He11y c I3oeddiker: sloc-
1-.dHig 4 krebs 10 Dora @ilhke, 81
Ssc.a = Cl7eizc 10 Susan 4 'fi.r. S3.Goe
pes No-1gace Co sI8cto-
same . sane: $50
Ssr1e 10 same; sga,oei
SaHIe 70 sa2.e: .5ope
~e--e 10 same. $4,000
L-n.llv SouGhelrl 70 Emil tTcirer, SO ono.
.5ty Real Estate 90 10 AntolEctte: $4,000.
Tide f5JIa -aHtee and Trust 90 TO Agnes Z
same 70 Fulton Trust 90: $500.
Same u Oliver = lsuri1e: Se3.Gl0.
Mutual Life Insurance - TO american Mort
J..sf 5~ :, i s.ines RsgI3: So 100
! z'---,b Berry TO George = f5arser; 81.
Etes Field and ano to wilson NJ Powell;
same to Thos a Field and ano, as committee:
TeTesa r smy;h 10 Agnes NJ srnyth: 81
Edtth II Carpenter 10 Mutual Ike Insurance
@. Se.+gU
f'c.-leIia Z NcCormaci>, as executrix TO Cor
ueIia i aict'orr.4acic, individual. 5000.
Sane &. sane, $j-2Jo.
josephine Hertz 10 Equitable i-ite Assurance
Syeet- u lid JHiJed states $1,000.
Sarah Gilman r. PhosEiX Widows a-s Orphans
AID society $1,000,
lg.su Ci3ytou 10 Edgar Nhitlock- 81
r0gatg Holding % 70 Mutual I1fe Insurance
LAYERS 3.or.Tsee c. to New York Lie IN
isssFaaes %. $4,000
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