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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-15
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river on the southern boundary o: sec
% ~ - range - u: running north
Fort King special tax school district
erly along the oklawaha river 10 the
junction Of oklawaha river and sill
yer Springs run: thence westerly along
silver Springs run TO sw cor OF the
NV. Of sec II Is = IS e: thence r
10 the NV cor of sec n y % Z:
thence W 10 the NV cor of sec ip =
- (: thence 10 the Nv cor Of sec
- u - = - (: thence east 20 the
oklawaha river the place of beginning
Capulet special tax school district
No .0.-Commencing a the Oklawaha
river or the northern boundary Of sec
20 - - : = - 9: running west 70 The
now corner of sec &c II - range 30
9: thence south 10 the Sw cor Of sec
80 To - = - e: thence 10 the
cor of sec Sc II Is = - =: thence
south 20 the sw cor Of sec - ~ Is
- thence east 70 the NV cor of
sec Ii tp 10 - g: thence north 10
the NV cor Of sec 80 II - range %
(: thence TO the Cklawaha river:
thence in northerly direction along
the oklawaha river to the point Of be-
+ shining.
Cotton Plant and Leroy special tax
school district No. 22.-ConmencinG a
The ne cor Of sec IS ~ = range 20 e:
running 20 the NV corner Of sec -
- - = :" =: thence TO Sw cor OF
! SEC 20 II - 20 =: thence " 10 The
NV cor Of sec &c II - : - :: thence
- the n. cor Of sec u ~ - - =:
( thence west 70 he NV corner Of sec
I y p - : range - g: thence south 20
/ The sw cor of sec 50 IL - range -
: t: thence east 20 the cor Of sec 50
/ - - !" {: thence south 10 the Sw
I cor Of sec IN Is range 70 .: thence
east 70 the sc cor OF sec -p Is range
% 6: thence north - the he cor Of Sc
- II - 20 .: thence west - the ne
! cor of sec IS II l. 20 g: thence n
20 the point of beginning.
Orange Lake special tax school dis
,rict No. o3.-Sections - &c - IS 80 =
! 81 &c and the SIa of sections 90 y -
- and II and sec 20 except the sw;4
Of township i range Il.
oak Hill special tax school district
No. 2t-The sea, Of sections ; and
; and the 81. Of 81. of sec and all
Of sections s = 20 Il II u IS = and
Is of tp IL 20 e.
Moss Bluff special tax school dis
,rict No. @5.-Commencing al the ne
cor of sec /. II Is -: running west
to the Oklawaha river thence in a
SoutheaSterly direction along the ok
lawaha river 10 the line dividing II
Is and -. thence east 70 the - cor Of
sec 81 IL - - thence Y 20 the poin,
Of beginning.
Fairfield special tax school district
No o6-All Of sections !. IS "a %
- and 30 Of ~ Il range = { and
sections l. l. - - - and IS Of II =
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-20

sure vehicles annually sums of
money running into hundreds of
millions of dollars. The initial
cost of automobiles to the Ameri-
can users amounts to not less
than S205,000,000 a year. The
up keep and other expenditures,
as well as incidental's which
would not otherwise be insured
amount to at least as much more
/ do not wish to be under
stood at singing out the auto
noble industry for attack. |
decry neither the machine itself
nor the business Of making it.
| decry the use of the machine
for purposes of pleasure by
classes who must go into debt
or give up their savings to in
dulge that pleasure. The fact
that it is done on such a scale
offers a striking Illustration of
our national vice.
The influence of the gold
production upon price in the
United States does not account
in any large measure for the in
crease in the cost of living
What really does determine
prices in credit. Prices rise
when there is eagerness to buy.
Prices fall when there is unwill-
ingness to buy"
A. showing the vast sum of
money which goes abroad. Mr..
Talbert fave the following figures
Spent by our people travelling
abroad, S200,000,000 annually
Paid to owners of foreign YES,
sells for carrying in and out
merchadise and passengers,
S300.000.0O0.
Dividends on foreign capital
in the United States,
incomes from property, estates,
and Investments owned by
American born persons residing
abroad. remittances and savings
earned here, or sums sent to
native countries by naturalized /
citizens total an annual sum of |
lot less than o400,000,000, Total |
If all items, S900,OO0,000."
The increase in loans through
)ut the country, he said, put
more money into circulation and
enabled people to buy things
'eally TO expensive for them,
hings they would do without if
hey could not borrow, and
he natural result was high
,rices.
SUGGESTIONS To BANKERS
These problems concern more
trade and financial CEN
ers and therefore addressing
he bankers of a great agricul-
ural state like Texas, where
prosperity abounds on every
ide, and where thousands upon
thousands ofacres lie untouched,
feel that it were useless to
liscuss at such length this ted
Gus economic question, did
lot see in it a way to suggest
low this National problem may
,e turned into advantage and
profit to the people of this state,
nd now they may perform USE
ul service to the nation, while
t the same time, reaping a rich
unto themselves.
The suggestion to be made ;
owever are largely a repetition. {
,ou should increase every way {;
be salable output of your soil I
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-20
OUR NATIONAL VICE
Is Subject Of Address by joseph 7, TaIoer,
Fca-Prasidant National City Bank
ken Yors

Mr. L. T. Lester. President of
the First National Bank, Canyon.
returned Friday evening. from
the Texas State Bankers con
vention. which was held at FL
Paso. Texas, the past week. and
announcement Of which was
mentioned in last weeks issue
Of the News, Mr.. Lester stated
that it was about as we'll attended
meeting he has attended, about
seven hundred present out Of a
total of 1893 membership, and
was full of enthusiasm from
start to finish. he gave As his
opinion too that it was very III
terestihg and highly instructive
meeting, and all of the addresses
were good, and each speaker
handled his subject in a master
~ manner The address de.
liyered by Joseph T. TaIbert,
vice president Of the National
City Bank Of New York City. on
the subject of Our National
Vice" impressed Mr.. Lester as
being his choice, it was one
Of the best addresses. The
News cannot print the speech
in full but will give some OF the
salient points made.
Extrayaeance was declared to
De the national vice" in an ad,
lress on that topic delivered be-
5ore the Texas bankers conyen-
ion. here on Tuesday. J. T. /
ralbert, vice president of the /
National City bank Of New York /
Who begun life in San Angelo as
| $50 a month bank clerk, was
he speaker. He said in part;
Extravaganza has become
lot only national and charac-
eristic vice, but is fast becom- I
. national menace. Our pc
,uliar temperament lends itself
.asily to self indulgence and
.lways in that which is best and
most expensive.
Needless squandering and
'eckless spending on a large
Gale are not passing fadS or
lewly acquired national habits
which may be laid aside at will,
II which a year or two of adver,
ity would readily correct; but
through long indulgence and
nd prctice they have been so
Ieeply ingrained in the very
abric of our character as to be-
They find expression in every
hade and degree of expendi-
ure from vulgar and vain-glori.
us display, all the way down to
hat miserable and petty feeling
which compels even the bravest
f US to place gratuities out of
Il proportion to service into the
palm of every fun
y who serves.
we are squandering on plea. /
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-20
Special Offer,

AS a basis for CLUBBING rates
jointly with the News, for a short
time we will send the Semi
weekly Farm News, eight months
and the Randall County News,
one year for the small sum of
$l.50. Send in your subscrip-
tions.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-20

and should increase the farm
value of that output per acre:
numerous and accessible schools
should be established and main.
tanned for this purpose;
Encourage by organized effort
the settlement of your fertile
lands, not only by northern
farmers Of whom 102 1000 includ-
ing their families, went last year
into Canada in quest of cheaper
lands, when they had better
have come to Texas. But ais o
by bringing into this state large
mum bers of desirable and thrifty
immigrants from northern
countries who now are arriving
in increasing numbers. adver-
tiSe and display not only the ad-
yantageS of your climate, bat
the fertility, the present cheap
ness and enhancing value of
your soil, and the variety of
your products; encourage capital
to come in and develop your in
dustries, protect and make at
tractive by wise laws, the invest
ment of outside capital in your
enterprises and institutions.
In other words intensity and
develop all you can among your
selves and thereafter lend en-
enlargement and protection to
others who may wish to assist
and share in the benefits of that
development.
You possess almost every de-
sirable natural resourse in abun-
dance and nearly limitless terri
tory.
When these have been bought
to their full productive capacity
you should have enough for your
selves and your descendants,
with untold wealth besides,
when you have corn, cotton, tim
Der, sugar, cattle, hogs, wool,
rice, oil, fruit, vegetables, fish
and poultry, to sell to our own
people and to foreign countries,
you shall possess everything else
II the way of luxury and com
,Ort which the world has to lay |
1t your feet
OFFICERS ELECTED
w. H. Fuqua, president of the
FIRST National Bank of Amarillo
vas elected as president of the
Texas State Bankers Associa-
ion and a vice president was
elected from each one of the
seven districts into which the
itate is divided, j. w. Hope of
Austin was elected secretary,
reasurer, Tom Rollins, Collins.
Texas.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-20
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce the
following persons as candidates for
the respective Offices. subject to the
action Of the voters al the Democratic
Primary to be held on July BIRD, 1910
For DISTRICT JUDGE 4lTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
J. Y. BROWNING
A. 5. ROLLINS
For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
HENRY s. BISHOP.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
j. c. HUNT.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
W. D. SCOTT.
For SHERIFF AND TAX COLLECTOR,
r. Il. SANFORD.
Ut. SERVICE
WORTH a. JENNINGS,
Oh OOG 4 Al y us lhs4G LLf>hhs
NJ. 2. GARNER.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY,
w. J. FLESHER.
For COUNTY TREASURER,
2. II. YOUNG.
For TAX ASSESSOR,
C. G. FOSTER.
T. V. SLACK.
WILL CAGE.
C. L. DANIELS.
CYRUS EAKMAN.
o. c. DAVIS.
II. j. CAVET.
NJ. NJ. WESLEY.
For coMSns sIoNER PRECINCT NO. l,
HENRY ]. WEBER.
w. J. REDFEARN.
T. F. REID.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-20
Bargains in Alfalfa Land.

80 acres, half mile from Can
yon, about half alfalfa land, sos.
per acre. 100 acres, adjoining
Canyon, about half alfalfa land,
$50. per acre. R. G. Peacock,
Independence, Mo. 7tf
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-20

ANY erroneous reflection upon the character.
t0nding or reputation Of any person. rrm or
corporation which may appear ID the columrs
being brought 20 The attention of the publisher
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-20
Contributors Notice.

The editor Of TINS paper anxious 20 receive.
from time to time. communications from rs
readers, huJ we request that ali such com
municat.ons be signed. not for publication,
hut that we may know the source from which
the article comes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

AGENTS 81 every 1o%n: best selling article IL
ne market something new sou easily make
from 49, 10 So rer week success assured n
,t-t,Eate to-day CEampIsiE supply Co. PSI
,Earth 81. Pot Henry. y. y.
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF TID STATE OF NEW
York, hy the grace OF God. free and in1e
pendent 20 Jacques Mayer. Clara Branson 20
gar Pramsun, Horace Mayer, Edward Wills
MAYER. Gerald Mayer Amal.e More. IerIid
Norie. HlGr T-rCer. AnaliH Calm. Max Mayer
RudolDhina slayer (now Rudolphlno l'ulshefSl
sophie r-"uuert. and 10 all persons interest Cd
in tEn Estate OF William Mayer, ate OF the
County q Ne, lC.L, deceased, as CREDITORS.
legat.re ua.t Qf hin oy otherwise, send greeting:
you aad each 81 you ave hereby cited and re
CURE. personally 20 bg aud appear before our
Surrogate II thu County Of New York, at the
Surrosste= Court Of said county. held az the
Hall e Records. in the County OF New YORK
OF. tho 9th DAY Of May, 1a11' at half-past ten
O'Clock I'm The forenoon Of that das, then and
there 20 attend q judicial settlement % the ac-
count Of proceedings Of Charts Berthold Wolff
ram. - Executor ana Trustee Of tie Last VIII
and Testament OF sail deceased. and such or
YOU as arc hereby cited under the ago
Of twenty-oue years are required 10 appear by
your guardian II you have ore. or. 4 =os have
none. 20 appear end apply FOR one - be APP
u8irted. or. in the event g your neglect or
failure 20 10 SO, guardian VIII bC appointed
bv the Surrogate to represent AID act fof you IN
the proceeding.
Seal 81 The S,-rrogafes' court o. tho said County
IF New York TO Dc her-unto affixed.
II. 8. Surrogate OF Our said County, at the
County Of New York. the 18th day OF
March IN the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL = DOWD<ET.
CLERK Of the SuTTOgstss Court.
LEVIN +. BROWN. Attorney for Executor and
Trustee. No. iIU Broadway. New York CITY
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ANAASSERS

ASSISTANT BopkKEEPERS II compete coupe
entry. trial balance. controlling accounts. %
: raj sing public accountant. REASONABLE NIlte
.- information. I. Box = Tribune Office
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PARTITION SALES,

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
-Cla-clcs g Friend and Elsie = Friend.
his wife. plaintiffs. against Washington E.
Bogcrdus Tan infant over the age Of fourteen
years.. defendant.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF partition and
sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 18th day
Of March. 1910. l. the undersigned. the Ref
cree in said Judgment naned, viii sell at
Public Auction at the Exchange SalesrOoin.
Nos. 14-16 Vesey Street, IN the Borough of
Manhattan, City Of New York. or lie 12th day
Of April, 1910. II o'clock noon that
day. by = Mayors, Esq, Auctioneer, the
premises directed by said judgment TO be sold.
and therein described follows:
All thar certain strip or parcel OF land sit
uate. lying and being in the Borough Of Man
haitian IL the city OF New York. bounded AID
described as follows
Beginning AT the corner formed By the IN
terssctiOn Of tS.e SoUtherlY side of 1881 Street
with the Easterly side of Broadway; thence
Southevty. along the EasterIy side OF Broad :
way. one hundred and five (1O5) feet more OF
less to the centre line of the block: thence
EasteIly along the Csntrs line Of the block
two 81 feet more or less to ola eastcrlv line
OF kiRssbridge Road; thence Northeriy along
said old easterly line OF Kingsbridge Road one
hundred and i've (I05) feet more or less 70
the Southerly side Of 1929 Street; thence
westerly. along the Southerly side Of 1s3r3
Street. two ~ feet 1lo-e or less to the poirt
or place Of beginning
Dated. New York. March IS 1910
DAVID B Calm, Referee.
The following IS q diagram OF the property
to be sold:
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Ensa teod St-sst

The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge 10 satisfy which the aboye-descrtbed
property Is % be sold. is SS5915. with interest
thereon from the 1Tth Gay % March. 1910.
tngerher with costs and allowance amounting
to SI27 Sc with interest from March 10Th.
1919. toretaer with the expenses Of the sale.
! he approximate amount OF the taxes, assess
rueuts and water rates. or other liens. which
are 10 DC allowed 70 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid By the Referee, -
st1IS and iuteresa said premises will be
sold subject to a first mortgage of $4,000. with
subject 10 a second mortgage OF $3.50. with
accrued interest at 60 per annum-
Dated. New York. March i0th. 1910
HENRY ]. GOLDSMITH. Referee
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sI-PREnIT- CoTRT CoI-NrY IA 49, YOpK

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States. Plaintiff, against Henry KUntz e.
al. Defendants sCtfcI No. I'm pursuance OF
n Judgment Of foreclosure ard sale, duly made
ana entered in the ebOye-entited action and
bearing date the 2lst day Of March 1910 T. the
undersigned. the Referee 10 said Judgment
named, viii sell az public auction. at the EN-
change SalesrCOn. Nos. l4-lG Nesey Street. in
tire Borough OF Manhattan. city e New, York
on the 10th dav of April. 1910 at II o'clock noon
on that day, L. Daniel GTeerTald Aucuioaeer
the premises directed by SAID Judgment l. b.
sold and therein described follows
All that certain plot, piece or parcel OF land
situate lying and being In the Borough Of the
Bronx Of the city of New York. in the County
and state Of New York. bounced and described
follows.
Beginning ~ the corner formed by the inter
section Of thA N0rthwesterly side Of the South
arn Boulevard with the Easterly side OF TrIon
Avenue. running thence Northeasrerly along the
North,t esterly sido OF the Southern Boulevard
one hundred and ctshty-four feet and ten orc
huntre1ths OF o foot more or less, thence North
western at right angles 10 the Northwesterlv
side OF the Southern Boulevard enc hundred feet
mere or less. thence SouthTesJerly parallel with
lie Southern Boulevard thirty-flve feet and
r.uet.--3Ine one-hUudredths Of q foot more OF
less 10 nc Easterly side of Union Avenue. and
thence Southern aIong the IcasteIiy side OF
Union Avenue one hundred and seVenJy-elght
fect and nev.nty-ons Oue-huudrcdths Of a foot
1, the point place Of ginning.
lated, New York. March 29th. 1910.
SAMUEL STRASBoU RGER. Referee.
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attorneys FOR Plain
TN Office and p. .. Address. 100 Broadway
BoTougn OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is a diagram OF the property 10
cola
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
al, observation-disclosures No. / In pursuance OF a
judgment OF foreclosure and sale. Gully made anu
entered in the above-entitled action and bearing
date the 21st day Of March. 1910, T. the under
signed. the Referee in said judgment named, will
room Nos 14-i6 Vesey street. in the Borough
Of Manhattan. city of New York, the goth
day. by Daniel Greenwald. Auctioneer. the prem
Uses directed by said Judgment TO be sold, and
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land.
situate lying aud being in the Borough OF ne
and state Of New York, bounded and described
follows:
side of the southern Boulevard. distant one
hundred and eighty-four feet and ten one-hul-
from ''' the corner formed by the intersection Of
the Northwesteriv side of the Southern Boulevard
thence Northsasterlv aiol:g the Northwesterly
side of the Southern Boulevard one hundred Al !
a foot. more or less. to q point where y meets
the Westerly side Of Prospect Avenue: which
ty-three feet ana forty-seveu one-hUndredths
of root. Ino1c or less. from the corner foIr-e1
Prospect Avenue and the Southerly side OF One
hundred and FOrty-nnth street; thence North
tUentv-three feet and f0Tty-seven one-hur-
Gredths OF foot more Or less thence ester!
A1-er7+o' Cne hundred feet more OF less thence
Northwesterly seven feet and thirteen one-hun-
dreutlS Of fUJf. more OF less 20 d pOlil on q
line drawn Northeasserly parallel TO the North
westerly side OF the Southern Boulevard from
the EZasterly side Of Union Avenue al a point
thereon distant one-hundred and severty-eight
feet and Seyeuty-oue oue-hundredth5 Of foot
Ncrtherlv from said corner formed by the inter
section Of the Northwesterly side of Southern
Boulevard with the said Easterly side Of Union
Avenue distant oue-hundred and sixty feet ana
eiChtv-three oue-hundredths Of 4 foot more or
less. from the said Easterly side Of Union Ave
Due: thence SOuthwesterly parallel With tho
southern Boulevard one-hundred twenty-four feet
and eishty-four one hundredths Of a foot. more
or less thence Southea sterly At right angles to
the Southern boulevard. ono hundred teet more
or less TO the point place of beginning.
Dated. New York. March 18th 1910
SAMUEL STPASBOU RCIF>R. Referee.
AIE%ANDER & GREEN. Attorneys for Plain
tiff Ofice and p. @. Address. 100 Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan, y. y. O.
The following is diagram az me properly %
he sold
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male


CARETAKER-H Married man fs@b; no chit
drcn. frst ,lssE reference. written or per
souai Csretaker. Tribune Uptown Once,
1864 Br3ad"ay
CAELTAKERS -Touple. children. want
,4Tfsaie house Tor GUNNER longer, best
reference. Ianer. - East 1ifth ~.
CIfATFFF.UE and USEFUL MAS--s,are horse
All gentlemen. country place drive any car.
ma.e Te.Y,rs. moderate wages. O., care OdelFs
Agency, So 9th ave.
CDATTE.IAS. 40. - IiOI.sFNDHKcR. &c. -
couple, no children; maa ccachuan, good
gardiner: woman houseU Or1eT. good cook. ox
csleut lsunc:ess, can bake five years rrfo--
ence. wages flyls -stts. A1GrrJWs Bureau. I'll
Lexington ave. conner 6sth Fl.
OACEBMAH-Cernea. n siasle. q - in.
careful driver, ts.. care Of lluc horses, hsr-
EeE- carriaEes; strictly sp5er. trust worthy. 70
la ole. Useful; best references; country city.
Coachmsn. care II WlnAieT. ST Bergen ave.
Jersey city, ~. J.
CCECHHAN- GARDENER Very reliable use
81 "a anything needed on Eentieu4ans place;
excellent r.1orcucss Carpenters Bureau. 154 9th
ave Telephone 1883 '''eissa
CDCI1E-A Man butler ana generally useful. wife
good COO. SIX Jears' reference. CITY coiiatTy.
" Miss TftzTerald s Bureau, 5eJ 5th eve en-
france OF 90 a.
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neekc avn OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF %EW YoK ~
Francis +. Grant. Henry A. WlnSoh a."
others. Plaintiffs. against William McGoWsh'
Philip 7. nch and others. Defendants
Ia pursuance OF a judgmcn; OF foreclosure
and sale, daily made and entered III the above
entitled action, and bearing date the ON cay
of August, 190>. I, the underslgned' tEe
Referee said judgment named. Will seiI az
public auction at the Exchange Sslesroohi,
Nos. 1915 Vesey Street. In the Borough 81
Manhattan. CITY Of New York, on the isth
DAY OF April. 1910 At l. o'clock noon on that
dav. by Joseph T. Day. Aucttoneer. the prem.
Uses directed By SAID Judgment to be SOLO, ana
therein described follows;
AL thar certain lot, piece OF parcel OF lana
situate. lying and being in the Borough OF
Manhattan Of the city and County os New
York, bounded and described as follows: Be
aiming al the southeast corner Of 95th street
and First avenue: running thence easterls
along 95th street los fee; thence soutne-iy
along 2 line parallel TO the easterly side OF
First avenue, and distant 10S feet easterly
thercfron 70 tbs centre line OF the block he
tween 94th and 9jth streets; running thence
along said centre line westerly 1oS feet 10
First avsrEe, ard running thence northcrty
along First avenue 70 the point or place Of
Dated. New York March 2ist. 1910.
CAESAR b T. BARRA, Referee
WILLIAM &. DE WITT, Attorney for Plain
tiff. Temple Bar. - Court street, Brook
iyn. \. Y. City.
The following Is a diagram Of the property
20 be sold.
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s;IRp0GhTE,s NOTICES

IL PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Abncr .. Themes a Surrogate OF the County
y New York. Notice is hereby given 10 al!
persons having claims against Daniel Wet
tcfau. late OF the County of New York &c
-2ased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber. at her place OF
trGnsscting business. the Office OF Bailey &
sullivan, No 135 Broadway. Manhattan. In
the city Of New York. on or before the 25th
day of July next.
Dated New York. the goth day OF Jaaucry,
1910. ELIZABETH =. WETTERAC,
Exscutriy.
BAILEY & SULLIVAN Attorneys for Execu-
trix, 13j Broadway. Manhattan. New York