davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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rule az laid iown II Michigan ,y
Judges Christiancy and Cooley In the
case Of Case vs. Dean, 16 Mich. s4.
which is as follows
We adhere to the rules IN reference
to the statute presumption laid down
tn Lacey vs.. Davis, i Mich. 14O. that
the evidence to overcome the statute
presumption Of regularity. must be-
such as will exclude any reasonable
presumption Of regularity and IN Am-
berg vs. Rogers, q Mich. 322 that. untii
2 reasonable presumption to the con-
trary has been raised by proof. ue are
20 presume that evervfhtng has been
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ever when 1t meets here. A programme
Will be arranged II possible at this
time. At least one will be blocked out.
leaving the details to be finished In the
near future. The Fraternai Order OF
Eagles has grown very fast In this
state within the past year or two and
the state aerie which was organized
not more than year ago is bound to
help, The purpose of the state organi-
zation II TO get the different aeries to
make suggestions and recommends
tons TO the grand aerie and 10 obtain
II possible some recognition for the
state from the grand body.
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stated thai he snsue must be deter
mined by settlement of the question
whether at the time of the sale there
was combination among the bidders
TO prevent competition and thus bring
At within the well-known rule that
where there II such combination the
sale must be set aside as unlawful.
Upon the question involved there was
serious conflict Of evidence. Up to the
present time the supreme court of this
state has not adopted any rule by
which such evidence should lie meas
ured. and Judge Pollock IN his opinion
stated that he would be guided by the
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done ~hich che statute authorized Ia
be done 20 render the sale valid: and
tn Wright We. Dunham. lS Mich. 414,
that to overcome this statute presump
ton IL Il not enough To show facrs
from which an inference % irregularity
may be drawn. II they are NOT inoon-
sistent with the existence OK other facts
which would establish the correctness
of the proceedings"
Guided by this rule. the court held
that the testimony was not suff1clant
70 set aside the statute presumption
Of regularity. and therefore alasnlssef
the action.
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| COMPLICATED CASE
North Dakota Supreme Court Has
Never Passed on Sonne Points In
VOWED In This Case.

In the case OF 8. s. Graham against
the Mutual Realty Co, the decision in
which was filed late yesterday by
Judge Chas: A. Pollock, BRIEF mention
being made In last nights Forum. there
are many cases involved
The court In rendering his decision.
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And Now Word to Buyers and Owners

And Now Word to Buyers and Owners
WE CONSIDER THE BUYER the of last resort From hi.
decision to the merits of there appeal
satisfied is the best saeman-a dissatisfied
proud boast that today, there over
10000 engaged in selling EMF $50" and Flanders
70 cars to their acquaintance explaining their points
superiority and proudly demonstrating their efficiency
the largest and yet the cheapest sales force known They
satisfied owners.
OUR SALES POLICY designed the needs of owners
or our cars Its chief will be to keep
with every To make to obtain repair or
replacement parts By the establishing of thrtyve disrb
uting branches that every owner will be well
served, matter what of this great coun-
try ne resides may
THESE BRANCHES WILL CARRY at all times complete stocks
of parts of all cars-pas well current models Claims
will be adjusted promptly investigated thorouohv
and most important of ALL shall that policies
EMF Company will be enforced elsewhere has been in
DetrOit-vhere EMF $50" driven than of
any competing make.
BY DISTRIBUTING OUR PRODUCT DIRECT as above out,
lined keep clear of abuses that have grown up in
the automobile industry Legitimate rake-ofs excessive
freight charges overchargng for accessoe substitution of
inferior such and fronts for those
furnished and guaranteed by the EMF Company. These
and many other abuses will be entirely eliminated by our
of distributing branches and travelling facory epre
sentatves.
of his fitness for such position of responsibility
All broad gauge 1t will be their pleasure as well
their duty carry the policies of this company-With
which they in full accord. They whom we
rely to adjust claims and decide all important
arising in their tenitorymen in whom buyers have
pct confidence That very important consideration in
the purchase of motor car,-perhaps the important
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TIE UNITED STATES is DIVIDED first into three dscts each
covered by assistant sales direction
the general sales manager Detroit duty will be to
keep close touch with every dealer great small in
his territory and that EMF "3O or
Flanders "2O car is properly taken Of
TIRTYFTVE DISTRIBUTING BRANCHES for our hoI...I.
business viii Immediately be established at points selected
because OF their advantages from shipping and distributing
standpoint These branch are indicated bv stars and
black dots the shown herewith. Study railroad con-
dions freight derentas and other shipping conditions and
will the philosophy of the plan logic of the
selection of these thirty-6ve points
NOW STUDEBAKERS ALREADY HAVE branch houses At "a
OF the above ponindicated by These branches are
admirably equipped 10 quarters, organization exper
MF policy will De nauguated at these points the pro-
duct will be distributed from there. Meantime others will
Immediately be established.
THE BRANCH MANAGER WILL BE OUR DIRECT ,.rr...,.
ave on the ground and will carry sales pocv as
determined by the directors of the EMF Company which he
represents.
SMALL DEALERS WHO CANNOT afford buy cars in car
load lots obtain single from nearest branches
those who and desire, will have their cars shipped
direct from the factory.
EVERY I Dealer, Ale! GREAT AND SMALL, WILL CONTRACT
WITH THE FACTORY DIRECT Every contract will he
endorsed by the EMF Company at Detroit Branch man.
will however, be adjust all claims and
fact transact all business behalf the sales department
right on the ground But dealer will feel he work
ing with the factory direct that no additional dscont ar
rake-of comes from the business he does.
ALL DEALERS WILL BE ON EXACTLY THE SAME eoo,;rs
and all contracts will be uniform they at present In
other words, there will be change save that involved N
establishing these thirty-ve distributing points for vo,,r &C.
comnodation and convenience in handling The GREAT
volume or business we have planned to do.
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DIRECTORS EMF COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH
FREDERICK STEVENS
FREDERICK
= GORDON BROWN ew III
DetrotA Mich
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The Facts in the Case

he Facts in the Case
lHEKE HAS BEEN so MUCH PUBLISHED OF LATE regard
ing the E-MF Company and its afairs-so many conflict
statements to the import Of changes that have taken
place IN stock control the EMF Company makes this state
al - - ~
SIUDEBAkERS AND ALLIED INTERESTS own all the stock
IN the E~NFF Company. The purchase made for the
purpose OF eliminating obstacles that otherwise nsur-
mountable.
Al IE FOOT OF THIS STATEMENT appear the names of the
directors OF the Sudebaker Bros Mfg Company of the
E-MF Company BY comparing the personnel of the two
boards the close relation be that ought
to silence reports diligently circulated by business rivals
to the effect that conflicting interests and contentious exist
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!. MFc. Co. SOUTH BEND. IND.

NJ. ]. RILEY. South Bend, Ind
FREDERICK w. STEVENS, New york.
FREDERICK r. DELAFTELD, New York.
GEO. M. sTUDEBAKER. South Bend. Ind
Detroit. Mich
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A Word to the 1900 EMF Dealers

The EMF COMPANY will repudate contract Il has
made with dealers without good Studebaers
be the last to ask permit such thing. No good purpose
could be served by change Of either now or
later period none ID contemplated.
so LONG AS you DO YOUR PARTtreat buyers OF our ars
courteousy fairly literally and carry spirit
in the letter EMF pociesall viii be well In short
to Changes will be made only where and when
the dealer himself has violated his part Of compact
HERE'S THE EMF SALES PLAN-sudy it carefully for we
sure the study the you will like it. We
believe il the most comprehensive and the practical
sales plan this industry has known has been most
carefully worked out Is the result of all the experience
Studebakers and the EMF Company have had
IT'S PURPOSE is TO FACILITATE the handling Of product
and enable dealers and cars supplies
and parts at the most advantageous freight the
shortest possible time. The which would in
this business take of reduce in every
possible margins between factory and consumer,
heghts, expense of handling and other items
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
SAYS VETERAN IS COP BEATER
Patrolman Charges Prisoner with
Knocking Him Down-Both Injured

Adam Shining, OF No. 443 East l65th
street who said he was Spanish war vet
eran ana that he was crippled IN the right
arm. was arraigned before Magistrate
House In the Morrisania police court yes
terday morning. He was charged with as
sauIt By PRtroIman Neumiiler, Of the Nor
risania station. Shining had a severe scalp
wound and his right wrist was broken.
NeuTniller was bruised about the body.
Before the case had gone very far Mag
tstrate House was told that Shining was a
victim Of police intimidation, and had been
4 marked man since preferring charges of
assault against five patrelmen. Neumiller.
on the other hand. declared that his pris-
oner was a cop beatec.
William Chapman and Stephen Mckenna
who were SinniHg's companions when the
fight took place, were charged with dis
orderly conduct and intoxication.
Neumlller declared that Shining and his
two friends dragged hiIn into the hallway
Of a saloon and Shining knocked him down
and kicked him. lie was rescued by Pa
trolrrlan Sheehan. after the reserves had
been called ont
Magistrate House discharged Chapman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12

o! to s,6 5sidoE ziPper T. and anG tts $1,000
18TH ST, IS West s sty brk, 10 4x1G3 );
Helene Keatirge 10 George F Butler 5nltg SIS
Goo: Aug y; 500; address, 142 West 21st ST.
SAME PROPERTY; George P Butler 10 the
2Ist St
10TH ST, EOS west. sly brl. 14.3x9s. 9:
4oth =. 90 and pa sty brk. IS. 6xas 9: Rich
rntgs $4,000; July Il; 81; address. rs Broad
way.
watson Vanderpoel to Realty Holding Co:
500; address. 9oT Broadway.
52D ST, al East: s sly brk. 25x1o2c lultg
Realty Co, 81; address. 576 9Th ave.
95TH ST. 80 East; sty brk, 25x1oo.s: one
MIRO part; all title, ell liens Aug !: Ignatz
East e5th st
asrH ST. III East: s sly brk, 2sx1oo Il
LLntg $50 5000: Aug .; Henry Schultz 70 Ninth
Ward Realty Co; S.; address. $40 5th ave.
18TH ST. 215 to 2a1 East: sly brk. 1o2x
Ioo11 (ratg s79. 0o0l; Sept s: William Snow to
Julius Aschermann; s1oo: address, ID West
THE BRONX
PARAMOUNT PL- s7S, 25x1oo trntg s5.5oo)
sept .; Luther c Bisselle TO anna Attic and
Mary MerkIe; 81; address, 49, Front st
kINGsBRIDGE RD u cor Doom ave %. Six
los. 5x25xl12-5. KinEsbridge I'd, e cor Cakes
ave, e5xa2-S; Aug II: FIoreIla c Gore Ell al
45th St
LOTS IL and III. map 1925 Ruser estate;
s-lL-6cn Z rose % &c Ar9SIaIc anu Luigi AM
gronii all liens; Sept 6; 81; address, 80 West
LOT I3e. map Waldo Hutchins estate. The
mtg S8s2 so; Sept g; 500; address 565 West
I4Sth 81
LOTS s. and IS same map: Lolita F Asch
70 Lars 9 Jonasson mtg $3.50; Sept g. 81
address, So East 95tl ST.
MACY FL cor Hewitt pl, J0x9o; John
Higgins to E!ggin7 & Stanton Construction Co;
all liens: Sept 8; 81; address, $50 Nassau ST
WEBSTER AVE. 18TH 81. 1o0xloo
t-ltg S7.5z0i, Webster ave, : cor 195th 81. ouN
100 cntg 81 ot0l: read from Fordham TO Will
ta-lsbTidge " s part lot I. map Josiah Briggs
described and r " Dickinson. runs $50. 6x Il =
40 Ok 1913 6x-s40 10 road s X Is, LOB, %
and 1879 70 beginning; Paul " Herzog 10 Ahrarl
\ stein. = part. all liens Sept I; 500 address,
zoo 18th ave.
WRIGHT AVE. x 8 lot 107. map Hudson
Park. Hudson P Rose to Luigi TorTeggianii sept
:; 81
SAME PROPERTY. 1uigi Torregglani TO Itaio
Dapar1nai Sept <, 81
SAME PROPERTY Italo Daparu1a- 10 Tecla
Torregiani. sept :, 81, address. % West z5th ST
WEBSTER AVE " s. c@9 Z Of Is0th St,
50x100x53 11x1eo; Charles BJorkegTen TO Charles
Blorkegren, inc; Sept :; 500: address -l4S
Alap-s ave
nth ST. s, % # Ave z. 5ox1Os. Union
port; James O'Donneu 10 Holm i o'Donnell,
Sep .. 500. address. 633 Columbus ave.
le2D st. a5z East. 1910: Clara Moss 10
Blanche ! Rogers. OF MamarOneCk. ! mtg
$500. 81. address, l Madison ave.
1887 ST. SIS and $50 East, 5ox1oo; Julia
LPpo to Value Realty Co; sept :. Slp9i i'd
dress. 100 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The first name Is that Of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor, and date when
judgment was fled:
1o3 Of - ' -
81 03 - ~
Louis Fass-D Braun: NAY It 1910; s216 20
Edw { Inderlief. Elizabeth NJ. also William T
JohnsJ0ne and GeorEe Green-F Ransomei
Julius and Morris Ealeustefn-I. SchIAsfnger.
July y. 1905 releaseil SEQ as.
1910; S12n 81.
sanle-PhIlip Morris & CO. May 10, 1910:
S139 d.
Lester W Mahie- University Alliance: Aug =
Peter " 9Iaguire-I Mellen: Jan 49, 1910;
So o..
Gsneyteye Nagelsratth-E soumerlich; July 90
1910; $50 %.
sal1le-Judkins & Mccormick Co: May II. 1910;
SlS5 OF.
Robert G Raynnond-T NJ Mccarthy ct Al: Aug
Frank Rink-w o'slaughnessy: Jan y,
1907: So ca
Charles schratt-C Barteistone ct al: Aug "a.
1910; SEQ IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12

New. York; $4,000; attorney, W Bernard.
25s Broadway.
P 5Ro9E rs zres March S 3 I5o5 s. d R4
w. Martin a. ard ano 70 the farmers Loan AMI
ca Il ~ AVE cor l61st ST, 2sxloo
Frerck: Si4.u0o: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, as Broadway.
CROTONA AVE. 1895 " g Isazioo: Oct l..
1904 Olga Hirshman and Fanny ZweIing to
dleF St 5f afn Of 6or~as s gg2an So at
SAME PROPERTY: Oct IL, 1904; TO
same; $780, attorneys. same as above
FOX ST, Io71. W 5. 25x1oo; Sept %, 1897;
attorney, Smith Williamson, ga Alexander ave.
HOE AVE, 1899, being lot 8e5, map Section a,
Emil Levi SO $50 ATTORNEYS 30i scrnser. Yer
Ier & CO. 50 Broadway 1S.'' 49, ''O~-'
LOT 49, map Van Nest Park; Aug 2. 1910:
I Domiuick Farrago julius Kast; 81 800; at
torney, Charles Il Baechler. 1925 Walker ave.
LOTS 80, 161 and t62, map 1114A, part Of
sGn nf estate e s IRON cSg T. 1850 s
attorney Lawyers Title Insurance Co, t60 Broad
Park: oct 10, 1903; Thomas ] McDonough TO
Bridget O'Brien sullivan; 81 800; address. 1853
q ave.
ter; Feb "a iso9: Esther G Gully to Eieanora
! Bash: s425; attorney, Esther c Gully, 62e 18th
LOTS 759, $50 and 7s1. map Section c. -vyse
estate; March 81, 1905 Marcus Nathan s!t and ano
10 EienOrd BaSn- S3SU, attorney, lille Guarantee
and Trust Co, 176 Broadway
LOTS 1oS and 1o4, map Kingsbrdge Real
Estate Go; May Is 1907: part Bailey estate.
kingsbridge: July 10. 1907; Patrick Barry 10
Kr1ckerbocker Trust CO and the Eingsbridge
Real Estate CO; g. 065; attorney, Title Insurance
Co. 135 Broadway
LOT q, map South Mount Vernon. West
chester, 25x1G0; March Of. 1906; Catherine 4
Donotue 70 David Hutton. president. and
James II Strain. secretary. South Brooklyn Co
operative Building and Loan Association, So. SEQ;
/ address, 565 9th ave, Brooklyn
VALENTINE AVE, 4 " cor Iesth st, 44e 3x
eooz irTeg April -, 1909; Beck Street Realty
Co 70 Francis Il Peuderon and william @ Bow
ers trustee; $40, 00o. address, p Broad 81.
18isT ST, 5 :. Oil # " OF Clinton ave. lao TX
% Feb "a. 1903: James 4 Kinloch and ano 70
Victor Gerhard $500 attorneys, Clocke & Clocke.
2o2@ Boston I'd.
146TH ST. All East. 20x50: Aug 16. 1901: Rose
BeTknw'itz 10 Adolph q Fupfel: $500, attorney.
Isldores Lowenbrauu, lis Nassau st.
143TH ST. n s. 1858 It of Morris ave e5z1OO:
Jan Il 1909 Rafiaele FiorelIa and ano to Law
yers Mortgage CO; So 600. address 50 Cedar ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy De-
partment. Washington. D. c, until 10 o'clock
a m, September 15 1910. and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter. to furnish at the navy
yard, Brooklyn. N Y. etc. a quantity OF naval
Supplies. follows: sch. 2S39: Fiour.-Sch- 2s43:
Grab buckets dumping ears steel cable.-Seh
2S44: Plate-bending rolls.-Sch. 2S+6: Rubber
ponchos,--Sch 2S47: Sheet zinc ingor tin steel
lead pipe-Sch. 2s4S: Beef tallow paints
Sch. 2s49; Hardware and tools-Sch. $3.50 Ship
ping cases. coal baskets, asbestos IRE felt.-Sch.
gS5f: Sheet brass brass pipe condenser tubes
Sch 1852 Bunker lamps, brass piue fittings
Sch. 2e53 safety matches, coffee boilers, oven
pans. enameled pans. cooking utensils.-SCh
2S0I: White pue.-Sch. 2s63: Typewriter rib
bons, typewriter paper, stationery. Applica-
lions for proposals should designate the schef-
ules desired by number. Blank proposals viii
Co furnished upon application to the navy pay
office New York, y. Y, or 70 the Bureau r. !.
COWIE. Paymast er-General, L. S. n. % 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.

Manhattan Trust Go to Guaranteed Mortgage
Co; two assts: SIG 224
Patrick J Rooney 10 Hugh H Ratney, trus-
Guaranteed Mortgage co to Manhattan
Mortgage Co; $50. 007 50
800
Donna Davis 70 Karoline Foley: 81
Loseph Flrkser to Public Bank: 500.
Dominic I O'Reilly to Joseph T Hughes 81
SidwelI s Randall, exr. 10 Sarah | Fair
hanks 500
samuel p McFadden to Bertha NJ Stain 81
la L Weaver to LAWYERS Mortgage CO;
Maria c Del Gaia to William 4 stabI. 81
$50. 600. -
Hugh McLernon to Timothy J Kelley; 81
Sands 3 Aymar ct al, trustees, TO North
American Mortgage Co: So. GOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
ROCKEFELLER REPAIRS ROAD
Makes It Easier for North Tarrytown
10 Get TO County House.

John D. Rockefeller is making It easier
for the residents Of North Tarrytown and
adjacent territory to get to the County
House at East View, and he is paying all
expenses Mr.. Rockefeller has at different
times repaired the RAIDS around his estate.
and he now has d gang of men at work re-
pairing the County House road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

n1---u 1T II = 10 It Of PauldinE ave Ed
80 a. Never agt SAVOY Improvement co - al ,
sent . 1910 Thy deposip; $50
COMMONWEALTH AVE, v cor Mansion 81
Antonio n Andrea agt st AnJhony Church Ell
AZ. July IS. 1910 foy bond; $685. ~
BAILEY AVE. :, 114-4 = of 23sth 81
Carmine Vetrauo ct al aEf Edward NJ 1esSler
ct al: Aug l. 1910: SLID So
Delaney ST. 126 and 12S; Otto Peissmann
at Chebrah PoelzedeS Anshei Ella ct al; Nov
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
MECHANICS, LENS.

HEATH AVE. U :. - II OF 230th 81, box
100: Abraham Heyman agt Metzler Building and
Construction Co. owner and contractor; $50.
WASHINGTON AVE = % It or 1880 ST.
40 lxI1Sx5nx112s. Church Z Gates Il Co agt
FOLLOW Construction Co. owner and contractor
S4J4 Is
ofoT-FI ST $ q 50 q Of Maple ave. 1ooX1c0;
same agt Menlo Building 60. owner and con
tractor; Antonio D Angelo, contractor; S'o- %"
7ort4 ST 81 and IS West: Evans Bros, Inc,
sgt George h Hayes owner, Norris GlickTnar,
contractor. s164.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
LIS PENDENS.

11sTH ST ~ East. Anna NJ Stoizenberg agt
louis DauTu ct al foreclosure CT mtge,. attor-
uey, { Botty
trustee agt Joseph Van Acnen ct al foreclosure
OF rr,tgel. attorney. W Daly
lot 50. map - Cester estate, Bronx; Henry
: smith agt Grace r Reiss ct al foreclosure of
ritge): attorneys Aiatthies < Eisner-
NTH ST, s :, 100 Il # Of Pleasant ave,
81 Itx1001I; Ida Murphy agt Charles 3 Am
norman 81 a foreclosure IF mtsei. attorney,
II II Harris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
Bull DING LOAN CONTRACTS.

WISE AVE. :. 1876 # $ OF Jennings ST.
AZ 81 100, Manhattan Mortgage Co loans William
Snnott Co S26. 0oo
VYSE AVE, . s. 1gU Il s gf Jennings st, 3T-6N
100. same loans same s.6 600
WEBSTER AVE " :. 225 It OF fS0th 81.
5Ox 100 I0x5a i1xiO; North American Mortgage Co
loans Charles B1orkesren, Inc $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
LONG ISLAND
HOUSE BARGAIN

new suburban house, with all improvements;
two blocks from depot, on new Pennsylvania
tunnel third-raiI electric line; twenty-five min
utes from Manhattan: in private residence
park. fine surroundings; every advantage; large
proht as investment and very desirable home;
a real bargain. small payments and easy terms.
Apply T. I NJ Niece, $50 Nassau st Phone.
Fee5Tnau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

ST f2T-E---r.sufs 6chrag has sold Tor
=. = rallaa-l- -r1s%es for she estate OF
liar. re- Martin. tho four story dwelling
80 Sc 20 West 2Ist street, on lot 19.Ex
- q p Rect = sIry Barnet < Co have
- -sl samuel F-i-sril berg the i've storv fiat
- '- srn-sS ~ 30. 70 East lISth street,
( 2 -,--l5slE r.s-
TEE ERO&A-
A. --.zaTL AEEAL--D. L II Mullins
So. sa.e fer Eztn-ri.- Cox 10 jeremiah No
--a northwest corner Of Bat hEGte
49, enc SHfn street q three -t>sr dwell
] ---se. el plot G8x10G feet
A. s-ttS- EEAI-staL Just has re-
p ---7 tsr-Evesr cgrI-4- II Eustr Plains
40 -'=ft-d avenue. = plCf -o8zs5 feet
a. y f-.77l-R 4 fi-,s B. E-etl liam Loeb has
- ~ fal5pps t1I- lots ou the north side
fla, esq as-u--. Iea- Tlt EayCilesier
- = y -5e N=r Eo-i>. Wc~tes ester d Brs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-12
NEW JEhNEf.
PARK HOUSE
CITATIONS,

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
pendent TO Michael McCluskey, Maria Nc
CiusIey John McCluskey, the British Consul.
resident il, New York City, send greeting: You
and each of you are hereby cited and required
personally 10 be and appear before our Surrogate
of the County of New York, at the Surrogate ;
Court Of said County. held at the Hall of
Records in the County of New York. on the
fourth 4th) day of October. 1910, at hsIf-nast
ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day. then
and there 70 show cause why Felix McCluskey
and Thomas l. Camier should be appointed
administrators Of the estate OF James J. Nc
Cluskey. deceased, and such OF you are
hereby cited S under the age Of twenty-one
years. are required TO appear by your guardian.
If you have one, If you have none, TO ap-
pear and apply for 10 be appointed, or in
the event or your neglect or failure to do so
a guardian VIII be appointed by the Surrogate
TO represent and act for You in the proceeding
In testimony whereof We have caused the seal
OF the SuTTOgates Court Of the said
.......... County Of New York TO be hereunto
L s affixed. Witness Hon ABNER @
.-....-... THOMAS, a Surrogate OF our said
County. at the County of New York
the eleventh day of August, in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten.
DANIEL !. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.