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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
RAwLs-MORAN.

The many friends Of Mrs Sarah wnl.
Jams Rawls and a.r. Kenneth Moran
Win learn with interest Of their mar.
riage at the home Of the brides mother
on last Tuesday afternoon, leaving "a
once for Jacksonville. where they
boarded the Clyde steamer ~AiOhawk"
and sailed for New York, which q 10
be their future home
The wedding occurred az I2s45 b. m..
Tuesday, &C the residence Of Mrs. u. n.
Williams, there being only Eve INVITED
guests besides the family. Only two at
tendants accompanied the couple to the
altar, Miss Carrie Edwards and MF.
Fred Q. Elliot.
Rev. eam1 Moran, rector Of The SO.
Johns Episcopal church, and father on
the groom, performed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Moran have many
friends here who wish Tor them an that
b happy and good
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
FOREcLoeURE sALR.

UNDER AND ny VIRTUE or A DECREE
on Foreclosure rendtred % tke 18TH day 81
October, A. u. 1909, 81 sthe Circuit C0urf
OF tbe Second Judicial Circuit Of Florida, ID
and for the County Of Leon, IN Chancerry
sitting, IN q certain cause pending therein
wherein Jospeh "A. Edmonds0n o. compialn.
auf and Isaac Washlnet0n aud Lucinda
Washington are dcfendautH I will sell AZ
public cutlery 90 the highest bidder for cash,
before the county Court House door, IN lhi
City of Tallahassee, IN said County, on the
9TH day of February, A. ID. 1910. between
the hOura q n o'clock a. 10. and 2 o'clock
D. m., oil those certain lots or parcels Of
ana situated. lying and being ln a6id County
o. Leon, known and dcscribed a. follows. ~.
W.T. Lots numbered Thirteen (f3l, F0ur.
teen 40, Fifteen li6l and sixteen del
81 Block Nine COZ, IN the saxon NorthWeaf
Addition % the City ~ Tallahassee. ~ pat
plat recorded On deed bOOk XXX paes 500
% the public records "a the once 81 fhe
Clerk 81 the Circuit Court ~ ana FOR aid
county, the said addition lying and being
~ the Southeast quarter u the R0ufheaSt
quarter Of section Tweutg.aiH f9BI. IN
Township one (ll North. 81 Range one III
West. Purchaser % pay for deed Thla or
DAY Of January, a. ~ 1910
ALEXANDER a. WILLlAMR.
aO-ta Special Master IN chHnccry.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
NOTICE!

10 tAe Tee PaverS OG Leoa Ooanty;
YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION rs cAT.r.an
90 Section ia, Chapter 5000, fAWa of FBcq-
lo0, wherein "it u made tho dutf % every
person owning o. having the control men.
a9ementi agcney, &C., Of property % WHAT
aooyer character that a subject 70 tnEnfiaH
under the laws Of this State, 20 make Fafafn
oL zane Tor taxation 60 the CountY Aaeee4n9
81 Iaxea on % before April 1nt' Vice
you have bought real property, pleanc -
sure % bring NE your deed for Saua 20 have
10 properly described. rof your Drrennni
property, ! viii Dc glad % furnish sou wlth
the Oilcial printed blanks 90 describe aarre.
~ am ohligeo % close my books on AnFII
nish me With your returns before that dnfr
WILLIAM o. AME9.
Assessor Of TaNoa, Leon Countg.
Tallahassee, kls., Jan. 8, 1910 a.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Mr.. Charlie Bowen Is seriously IN
at his home IN Magnolia Heights.
Mr.. w. w. McGriff and family have
moved 70 the corner Of BrOnOugb and
Park avenue.
Mr.. W. w. Nicholson, OF Havana,
spent few days here with hiss son, Mr..
Paul 4. Nicholson, during the past
week.
The knights OF Pythias enjoyed a
sumptuoua oyster repast &C their hall
last night. This excellent lodge starts
the new year In most admirable shape.
The County Commissioners met IN
regular session this week, and after the
regular routine Of work Tuesday spent
Wednesday In drawing the Jurors for
the present year.
The district stewards OF the ITALIA.
hassee district met Ia Trinity church
yesterday, perfected their organization
and made the assessments Tor the cur
rent year,
Hon. w. II. Walker, Of Crawford.
vile, II IN Tallahassee for q few days
visiting his wife, who has been here Tor
couple OF weeks under the attention
Of Dr. Fred O. Moor. He was delighted
TO md Mrs. Walker rapidly improving.
A special sermon to the business men
Of the city viii be preached az Trinity
Sunday morning by Rev. Ira 3. patter.
son, the pastor. II Is hoped that every
man who feels an interest IN the pros
perity Of this fair city viii attend.
on Tor a hunt at ST. Marks, was an
automobile party from ThOmasville.
last Friday. They stopped here several
hours ea route 30 their hunting grounds
near 81 Marks. Among the party were
J. l. Turner, J, b. Way, }. b. Floyd
and Edmund Way.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

UNDER AN BY VIRTUE OF AN RxRCU.
ton issued Oh October 20, a. y. 1909, opt
OK the Court % The County Suoge ~ and f1f
Leon County, Folrldn, n a eerfaln canao
pending therein wherein lamlet Harrison IA
plaintiff, and Milton Stafford o. defendant
have levied upon and will ell az nuhIit
Qutcfy % the highest bidder Cor caai. hcs
lore The County Court House door IN ths
City Of TallnhnEsee, IN said county, o. the
Tth day OF February. A. D. 1910, beiweaR
the hours Of ~ O'clock r. %. aud q o'cloef
p. a., all those certain lots on parcels ~
lands situated lying and being IA iald Com,
" % Leon, more particularly known anl
Described a. Follows, tO-wit lots numbered
hlN 90 ana Seven an, % Block numbered
touf ISL IN the northeast quarter % the
northfaat quarter Of Section ThtFty.nga
one ID West, az per map % plat ree0rfea
"a ~ aeeg book VII. page b92 oi the pablle
records IN the 0ilco Of the CLERK ~ fht %.
cult Court IN and for aaid connly. ThIn
0th day Of January A. u. 1910.
y II. ~ HOufrOUN,
t0ta sheriff % said County.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07


~
AH
e
~ go "a.
t.e L.u-la ~. go 49,
% tQNs ~ 4el y 80
~ LaN Fol- over Vtet
"a ~ e.as q ia,s ll.ell
l elaIN q ae .4qaiN .'ihe ~
hI4 very re eet % nl.l
We po'aF bears aransq the etal'
t be- ae hae named mem
IIck Cook and oonal.llilt
Perry. Every one naa played
th'Io AZ sliding down DQatQi
Nr With opIlnters. seldom Win
We'll. that lo cxaCilT g. these nli9a
t 1esfe did First Or Cook was
- walked 81 tie TOP Of The In
and nlttne fDNn. slid, facing the
~ uent ne waa wen named Cook,
~ Nna a. smooth Cd bis tricks 81
fnd yet went about them ~
hagfy way. wien Perry was
nlon o q o bis stunt De walked
10 TIE apex. then slowly and
orelY tuEnlnR around, lay nat on
momach aiding down backwards,
carefully ana az about half the
lhat Cook did.
nra are nany other attractions on
grounds. The ocean wave 81 the
popular Of the riding devices. IL
ch larger than the one that was
Jones exhibition last year, and b
ahicnL
me Ferris wheel and flying jenny or
50 round are as popular as ever
most each trip finds them nlled
the thrUne eni0ying their ride.
Ihe Philippine Mldgets, which arc on
IhitiOn, are well worth the walk
down there 30 see and the price OF ad-
lon. They are both over 30 years
oee. but will not measure higher than
Average mans knee They talk,
~ and win answer questions.
n0iher freak that has attracted at
'on - the monkey girl. This he,
81 III whatever that might be, "a
peculiar specimen OF human. The
Is 10 larger than the neck and
hes b q point instead Of being round
nose a unusually long and sharp,
N.Y. cars also are prominent. It II In
I'rent TO a certain extent, but not
mush - AS q monkey. walks around
aid gases into the faces Of the sight
Rrlnning and acting like an idiot
n nIays with toys just a. q small child
~ IS very seiuom that one is able
N zee q large snake, and especially IN a
s town. but there r. n monster on ex-
biii0n with these shows which Il
nnnnNm
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Rev. w. q. Fletcher, the new pastor
OF boulevard church, has been for qulta
a number OF years past engaged IA mis-
siOnary work IN Cuba and speaks the
spanish language AZ fiuently ne IA.
glish. AZ times his territory covered I'll.
most the entire Island and entailed
upon him great hardahips. He relates
come very interesting accounts Of he
experiences.
Lum Smith, the editor Of the Medl.
son New Enterprise, who was enrolling
clerk Of the last Senate n likely % he.
come a candidate for the next Senate.
There are but few more worthy on more
c0mpanionable men than Lum Smith.
and all Tailahnssee people are fond u
ham.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
10 TAX PAYERS.

AZ. william o. Ames, the County
Iar Assessor, gives notice to the tax
flg elsewhere, that the assessors
oess are now open and All are urgently
requested % come IA and make q re-
Ialn 81 their property.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

she-I don't zee why you should hes.
itnte 70 marry on $1,000 q year. Papa
nays nay gowns never cost mere than
that He-But my dear. we must have
something 20 eat She tpetulanuyl--
Isn't that Just like a mani Always
thinking Of bis stomach. = Boston
TanBcript
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

TIE TalInhasaee EIks gave q Christ.
man tree % the children on Christmas
eve. Another evidence o. the unfrulh-
fulness % Rev, Zen q. Broughiou's a..
soliiou that this noble order a com.
posed 81 -eambleFs aud dFunken
buns" Caineyille San.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

When q mother tells Der boy hs 4
grtting 60 BE- Just Ike bis father he
knows well that n b not Intended as
2 eompllmsat
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

why don't you 80 20 'Workf
Tin 80 dead third o. doing nothlnn
thaf I'm too tirtd % 40 anythine.a-s
Cleveland Leader
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
10 Mss ANNA FOWLER

Miriam and Nancy Choate en-
aned e. q bridge party IN honor Of
Anna Fowler. 81 Gainesville, who
rular visitor 10 the Capital City,
Monday afternoon al the home Of
ana Mrs Chas. A. ChOate
1E1 score cards were hand painted
~ toe Misses Cboate, being very at
go designs Three tables were
ecd. Mle1 Fowler being awarded
'so. which vas a Handsome silver
Me-
hiful refreshments were served
Ine 81 beaten biscuits, Olives,
|menio sandwiches and hot choc-
guests present we're: MiE8a8 Nj
aa Nancy Choafe. Mlas Anna
NlofeDco Ellis. Nim Hen
m 1Ile1 kuclie Saxon, Aflns
nlo. Mis- Mary German.
srn. tsios noa1io Damn.
Afford aad Ma Wallncs
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
Id WOOD

When IN want Of wood phone 1O25
and see what you want Have fne two
year oId thor0nghbre6 Jersey bon for
sale price ~ q ~. GIBBS
f82m whitehall STOCK Esra
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

=: 70 60 s,gI' n. 80, 2 s@''s ne ne O
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Mr.. Charlie Bowen Is seriously m
at his home In Magnolia Heights.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Mr.. w. w. McGriff and family have
moved 20 the corner Of BrOnougb end
Park avenue.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Mr.. w. w. Nicholson, Of Havana,
Ipent few days here with hiss son, Mr..
Paul 4. Nicholson, during the past
week.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
William Henry Reiteneier, Plaintiff.
against Samuel Silverman ct al, DEFENDANTS
IN pursuance of Judgment of foreclosure ana
entitled action and bearing date the 2ith day
of January. 1910, 1, the undersigned the
Referee in said Judgment named, will sell al
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos 14-I6 Vesey ST.. in the Borough OF Man
haitian, city Of New York. on the fStn day OF
February 1919 at y ecleek noon on that
day, by Samuel Marx Auctioneer. the prem
ises directed by said Judgment 10 pe solos
and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot piece or parcel or Iaha,
erected. situate lying and being IN the 6oE-
ough of Manhattan. of the City Of New foFk'
in the County and state Of New foFk.
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point on tae southern sac
Of 18th Street distant 259 feet 7ie inches
westerly from the corner formed by the inter
section Of the westerly side OF 2nd Avenue
with the sout heFly side OF 10Th street, %hlch
point is opposite the centre OF g party WaIli
cunning thence soutkerly parallel With 2nd Ave
nue and part Of the distance through the centre
OF party wall 102 feet inches 70 the cen
tre lin. Of the block; thence westerly along
said ceusre line of the block 20 feet L inches
thence aortherly parallel with md Avenue lu-
Street and thence easterIy along the south
ertv side Of 18TH Street 20 feet ~ lncnes 20
the point or place of beginning Be said sew
eraI distances and dimensions more or iess-
Premises being known by the street nnEnoeF
OBS Fast 18TH Street, New York CITY
Dated New York, January 96th, 1910
PATRICK J. DOBSON. Referee
ArERED J WOLFF, Attorney for Plaintiff.
I15 Broadway, New York City
The following is a diagram OF the property
20 he sold Its street number Is - Iest ''tH
Street. New York City:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
NEW STEEL BONDS,
Republic Company Prepares
for Issue Of $50 900 900.


s-ecial meeting Of the stockholders Of
--. rerl5bljc Iron and Steel Company has
~zz- -aued Tor March 70 take action upon
- -7-r-aSfrion O. the directors for author
tzs-r = mortgage 10 secure an issue Of 80
a.,a-f -rouds. which il is understood viii
ksar = rer cent interest The company has
en- ar-horizsS issue ot S,e,eo0,eoo first mort
rsss and collateral trust per cent BONDS,
,-7efr~5us IN 1854. Of which SS,eei,6e are out
sanding. subject % call on October l.
-q7. Il Ig5 and interest Part or the new
tsz-z viii be used for refunding these
bonds. TIE notes o. the Easeiton Steel
T-be Company are also 10 be retired Al
maturity out Of the proceeds q paTt O. me
--zv issue. the rest OF which will be used
for additions. development CT mineral lanas
and general corporate purposes
Tie H7selton Steel Tube Company was
o-can+zed Ias1 spring by interests eloSe4y
s=--rined with the Republic Iron and SLeei
,-~-nanv. and bought from that corpora
fsc- Is lands q; Easeltcn, near Aou1gS-
-ov-, Ohio OF which e plant Win al
estimated yearly capacity Of one huT-aFeo
thousand tons Of iron and steel pipe was
crested. Funds fCr Lhe construction OF tl3
yfsrt and for working capital were pro-
zl5sd b the issuance Of Sl.5oo.en mortgage
notes. guaranteed by the Republic com
,e-v. which took an option for the pur-
-base Of me entire stock Of the tube corn-
many and leased il
The Republic Iron and Steel Company
-ssr August sold the remaining s=5Sa'-ce OF
rs preferred stock. the entire authorlzeC
s. elle51 cf which is nov outstanding IN
July. SIS. the company declared dlVloenos
u 81. Der cent On the preferred stocA' rep
-eserEinE The a-rearages OF that lSSd7'
which i per cent cumulative seocA-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
DESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE.
ROOFING.
FORECLOSURE SALES


STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
The Estates Settlement Company, Plaintiff
against HaivoTsen- -Barmore Construction Com
rnent of foreclosure anG saie. duly made ard en-
stered ir the above-entitied action and bearing
date the 14th day Of January. 1910. |. the under
cell al public auction, az the Exchange Sales
room, Nos I4-i6 Nesey 81, IN TIE Eoto9sh or
February. 1910. at 12 o'clock noon on that day
by Samuel Marx Auetioneer the premises dt
described As follows: All that certain lot p.ece
o. parcel If land situate lying and being IN tns
horoush 2t the BreaS Of the CITY y 0I Nm Tvn a9Fs :.
IT Number 80 of Block iIi on Map or tns
Subdivision Of the property of Henry 2: TiHsny
ms rart Of the Fox Estate made by Hegn y
Camp, and others. Commissioners or Part,IQia'
on June . 1879. which lot IS bounded and de- DE-
dred and hfty-twe and 90 100 f252 oel feet eas:-
OF the easteriy side of Stebbins Avenue and the
satd southerly side Of Home street rthn.ns
lot number 39 Ferty-fTo and 67-loe {4e.0Tl fest
10 the rortheasterly line of lot number 4 on
said map. thence Southeasterly eiong ine norm. ~
eaSterly line cf said lot nurnheF AZ setshty-L!Ss
ard 23-I09 (75. 23i feet 10 the northwestery sic
Of InteFvale Avenue; thence NoFtheasteriy 2lchs
entTe aS 5 fees ee 9henss e
along the Northeasteriy line Of said lot No; -;
sixtyove and 12-to0 5fs Ieet 70 an ang'G Inn m
OF lot No. 80. Thirty-two and 57-lOo ti2;oL teet
10 the southerly side of Hume street and tnsnes @
Westerly along the oataerly side OF rome
Street twenty-five C25l feet TO the point or place
Of beginning - ,o.o
cARRINGroN s .PGERcE. Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Borough Of Manhattan New York city.
The following IS diagram OF the properly %
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
STORAGE NOTICES.

-~2EW YORK. FEBT.UAR5yg 5TA IL ~ 4s1o. 70,
MON T2-NSt EE & SL9hA,sL - -
--atuS5 Major ! c Alaers,n; c. i. Arsz-@tJ' Z
.e--a z1-1-t = --51eF AE.l9I5 = : De-As q L
J. 5.se J. z. Brewer. MS. Jeanne Buongl2rno,
!. j. -l--ll.. NTE. Leila NsE Day. LeVls oc1tt
-a----le LraEl-s. = ., Ms u 3 San-s,
Herman --as Tl-s- F-occc. &lSS : g ClabSli- C
.5-a-za- y = Csr1f.lns 4 GUSTAV: Martin
7 5sz---. I'd Hauser: Robert Hlcke-I-e-. Mrs
! E.-.=gs Barton EtLs Her-- a ElErusl man.
" o. N-s. c Z Hol1en, ! A. JergeT; Nr o
e-Es. Z. T. J5GeS- Gr- or 1-rs E4iot kseEle.
So e Sc Kenny l., Ole L-41n9Eae: ,. =
---5H= = 6 LsVz@-. Sai- = ~ S1e-e I
---.@- E-rg e L--deI- J. 3L-D94ell. Harry !:
.-a1 \. NsnE. As {. = Cae.er- Mrs., y {.
-: Z u. 5zsssT-: Maggie Rzs6. he SIMS
5=s---1a- cIsa Wei5ert: Eer5err TyaeeIer: Harry
T9-.1-.s -es 9 "h.-le,i A.t5ea i-ssii' I5.I
: =. Ja.e oEr9.aa. /. L-azy. T55g. 2lIcaaels:
~ ~ b. r K-uae-- Uaknou-n Ho- !; Bills,
- --c- ana go q E0- are hereby notitea MAJ
f-- rre -ar l-e payment q tbs Compa.y,s lien
--1 Toe Er5neT-5 terslnafte- described 8AN-
&c LAt'-tt-- a--sr sue nottce thereof hs1
- ss yoe rs 5egP..y - " cause ,t,e I-SA
-CEAL EFEEc-S md MERCHANDISE.
s-lse5 ty -oc " Lr yo-r name, 81 its ware
- ~ srz-I-- - sLc1 cases made and provided
t-, 5-5.55 IL, x = TS
ZAECE 9TH 1915. ~ 1880 \ 81. ard
7 t-1 sale rLere1t Is not completed on said date
ffe sane v.I be Continued az the same Iiace -
eacz srl essrF wednesday thereafter beginning
q 1890 lnZEE -hC ssle Il completed
NO LSASSIE18 d eTOEAGE 90
THE FOLLOWING FERSoNs ARE HEREBY
aG-.1eG rhar tl~tT household effects. 1ow ou
storage. VIII be scid Al public auction Tues
eey February -. 18-3. at Tigrnias' Storage
@.sfehoDses 81 70 oct West IE7-h 81. New
2nlA Cl--. 1880 g. IA. II oe<aulJ Of pay
'es-t q s-oreg- ChsrGes tlst over
.=d- cue according - isFys governing storage
" "sEeh5lseE JOHN J gfArMI%S-
De EiTer,3. Mrs =. J. McEean. Mrs
- Gryat Mr.. : =. E1si0U. Mr. T. Day. 5irs
=--tlc Eoss Er- ( Howell 2 Wilson, Allen
hE-dl Mss y Esl.er Rogers & Far-eH,
.-lss Ez2 AKIN NJ = Leder Mrs Arundel.
~ { leElE. George Moore. 4 Kinney. MIS-
:. DzTz-zcz- Il Mzcaulag. Mrs &5cEu2a-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
POTASH BILL INTRODUCED.
Syndicate Says Provisions VIII Entail
Heavy Losses.

Berlin. Feb. z.-The potash bill, raodineo
~ ne Burdesrath TO meet American rep
resautat.ous. was laid before the Reichstas
today. L agrees IN the main Wlth the
.,-=ri--sf 77royisio-s- but members OF the
potash syndicate holding contracts ante
5arfrr December L. 1903. are allowed TO Nil
these contracts, instead OF being compelled
- cancel the same at the expiration OF
Two years from the time that imperial con-
--5- Is extended over the potash production
a. The country The mine owners Will
r5ve-er. be required 10 pay the govern
rne-Es syndicate 2 pro rata charge on
their production which is 81 excess Of their
-zll0-UE-Cs-
Taa syndicate interests insist that Trey
VI BE- able 10 I'll their many American
c.---..-s under the terms OF the revised
bill Only with great losses The blli estat-
-tsre- n absolute monopoly for the gov
eminent syndicate. No ether concern OF
individual may lawfully sell. export or iTr-
port potash
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME CCJRr or THE STATE or
So YOrk NeV YorS county ---SpEJrnoas- A.
- fo- Sbs-luts Civorce- George Josess. Flasn-
- sgainst Heiei JoSepns OetracaaI
-, I,-1,n5nsd 10 ansSsr the ecTnpla n n tbs
SS,iC1 ard 20 serve copS OF your arsNeF On
-. ,fai9rt-Tas Attorney Withtn twenty days aetsF
-. ss-CiEe z this summons. exclusive o. t--
80 ~ ssrvice ana n case OF your failure 10
-ss5tpsz YOU b. dsfault tcr The relief e=nnantst
IN the cuIn2la ~ ,. -, ,an.
Dat@d New NCrE. February l3ln. l9AS-
YGEIN WILLIAM SMITH Ptatn;tTs Attorney.
ia los fulton Street Boroush e, Manhattan.
New YCTk CITY
70 Nsisn Joseph. The aeoSe-aaHlec Defendant:
Ths foregoing summons . served Heon YOU by
,s,,pi{rsri,s ynrxsLant order Of Hon. Charles
= NacIean. one q the Justieea or the Sucgena
c-,,lrt ~ TIE state q New NefS: dssed the Soth
- =, T,e~-aaher iaNs. ard Hled with the CON-
SIs,r+ in the cfac4 - tae Ci-rS of Lhe County
of New York. a. ire County Cecrt sousS. q
saiS S.Ns,o,v in the safe - New YoFk. oa sh@
80 sa,, ~ Iauuary fafa. Yours. etc.
JOHN WILLIAM SMITH PiainrIs Afsorasy.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
--a~-|-77
SURRoGATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abuer c. Thomas. SuFrogate or the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
to ali persons having claims against stgmnnd
f;u.terrnan. late OF the Coulty OF New York.
deceased, 10 present the same. with vouchers
rhtrfof 10 the subscribers, at their place or
transactins business No. - Broadway. in The
Cftv OF New York. on or before the 2eth day
patsd New York. the 25th day OF January.
tpsIpoLPH GUITERMAN. LEOPOLD LEa-
MAN. Executors.
E,TNsTEIN. TOWNSEND 6 GulTERMAN,
Attorneys for Executors. ~ Broadway.
New Ycrk CITY
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
TO FoREsTALL PROPOSED LAW ?
Holding Company Gets Coutrol Of sos-
ron s. Maine.

Boston. Feb. 1T was announced to-
5av that -he Boston Holding Company had
obtained actual majority control OF the
Boston & Mine Railroad. through pur-
ehzses E-o- varioUs persons n New
Hampshire. auction sales ana the acquisl-
-l-- of the treasury stock OF the railroad
W-leu -he holding company was formed
,-sI year as . solution Of the merger OF
- Boston & Maine with the New York.
,-ev Haven & Hartford Railroad the di-
-e--,--s secured Ias. s=s shares o. the stock
~ the Boston K Maine from the Billiard
interests Of Connecticut.
i uas said to-day that the primary OBJ
1ec- u the holding company in making
these purchases has been 70 foresran the
possible passage q the new corporation
law which prevents one railroad from
owning stock f. another except Il cases
where II already holds d per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the aeove-deserieed
propS[tS ppiEggy-stxhi and 5iIoo dolers s5i1.
with interest thereon from the -oth day ~
sn-e amounting 70 81 t9s. Sc with interest from
January 24th. 1910. tegether with the ex-
penses OF the sale. The appFe1lniate app ~ amount
other liens. which are TO be allowed TO the
purchaser cut of the purchase money or paid
Said premises viii be sold subject TO a frst
rnortgage Of Ten thousand and 90 TOO dollars
tS100o0), With accrued interest al a7o per an
Dated New York. January gath. 1910
PATRICK J DoBscN. Referee
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-TuI1s MAYER Plaintiff, against William
vyainwrtgbt and Others. Defendants In pur-
sIance OF q Judgment OF foreclosure and sale,
duly made and entered in the aeove-entttled
arv 1a10 7. the undersigned, the Referee in
SAID Judgment named. Will sell at public auc-
Vesey street IN the Borough Of Manhattan.
City o. New York on the 2tth day Of Febru-
Joseph P Day; Aqetioneer the premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold, and
therein described as follows;
All those = certain lots pieces or parcels
of land. situate. lying and being in the RoE-
ough of The Bronx. OF the City of New York.
in the County and State OF New York, known
and distinguished q certain map or survey
made bv Douglas Knox, City Surveyor dated
Arril ~ 1905. entitled Map OF Ia lots COM
nrisnE the remainder OF the variau Estate,
situated in the Twenty-fourth Ward. New
yorI, Citv Borough of The Brorxr and fled
New York. on the Goth day Of October. 1905.
as Nap No. f1o4. as Lots Numbers c95 ard
dated New York, January sIst, 1910.
SIMPSON. WERNER & CARDOZO, Attor-
nrys Tor PIeintif. III Broadway. (aiau-
hattanl. New York City
The following is a diagram OF the pToperty
Kossuth Place.