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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
FRANCHISE TAX SUITS.
Change 90 Venae From Albany 10 TN
sIsy In ll7 Cases.

ttty In ft3 Gnses.
ALrANI. March I7-Attorney General
O'NlaIIey had q fisld day in the Special
Term OF tho supreme Court here to-day
before Justice Chester. He secured orders
from the court changing the venue in
22I cese@ WHARF there were returns
TO the court orders to show cause in
osrtiorari proceedings involving pay
ment % special franchise taxes dus for
all tho years since the law was enacted In
1900 10 the present time and involving
millions ot dollars Included In this big
batch 81 cases were liz cases In which
special franchise taxes OF companies in
tho Metropolitan Street Railway system
OF New York - covered. including not
alone The Metropolitan surfscs roads
but also the Third Avsuus lines and the
Manhattan elevated
In III cases the cOuTt. on motion - the
vacated orders u refer
Snce m thess tar c8sss. including - dozen
cases IN which the reference had been
made to job y. Hedges d View York.
References were vacated IN all rasss
where no testimony had b~sn taken -
yet by he referee appointed. This vas
done the Attorney General said. withoua
intending reflection on the referees. but
because % the fact that the procedure
before referees had besn decided 20 be
too slow.
Sir Hedges opposed the vacatinS a
orders % ref8rsncs In which he vas the
r~fsTss. About q score u cases still
remain ia the hands 81 rsfsress where
testimony had Alr-ady Oesn tAksn-
Representatives of Guthrie. Cravath a
Henderson: Lord. Day A Lard. and Davies.
Stone 4 Ausrbach. representing tho
temperatures. Oppo-0d the cssanGs % vsnle
and the vacating u references applied for
On the general ground that tho cases
could nOt be effectively tried bsfOry the
courts Il h the Jmldsrst anding that
ord9rs IN thsas cases made to-day clean
up the special franchise litigation invOlv-
ing New York city Tn the extent Il hing
ing the actions directly bsfOre JuSlices
" German and Hlackmar Tor trial in New
York and Brooklyn in tho near future
IL 10 sxpactsd that this viii end the hong
standing litigation over these ta1ss IN
the most spSody manner.
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One Of the largest lot aales Of the year
the Exchangs 6alesrOom. when Bryan J..
Ksnnelly Wtn eel at absolute auction, by
order Of the Trustees Of the Ngw York
Van Nest station % tho New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. and two
inRtOn avenue subway on Westchester
avenue Reoently the institution purchased
. tract Of 60 acres AZ S0mers Centre, ". Y,
where ID Will probably move within the ne ut
few yeara, Included In the same sale y also
q tract Of n 80 acres Of land on Seebsrry
end NestchestSF creeks with docking
facilities.
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AZ ~ Nessy street
MoSDAy. MARcM a.
- Io~aos - INav

"
~ Jossps y. hay.
IAed street. No 50 north sida ISS feet gesa
% PARK svenue, sokep.ii. three te0ry dweang:
dss 90 ,sdssss: sss,s7 sSS i; . isas.
Elglts stree, 30 g norss ..as. .s.s t.s, se.s
n y.s.e .s s1sss .; . 3. dTs 90 sss
ilsth street. No. co, north slds. Ilo.s feet cas-,
iS1. . =. ssiiss " John csrSssi e sSs 81
Judgment p.fIe "; SUBJECT % tAneo Or. ON.
PIr%: cs s.s e
loyls he,lervnn Va ,; J sehsnrer ct a.; due On
oSS.vs rssa ' %ss ds e :s' s:s &C. assss e
.nsss strssI s0f Ido vseGnG Julius MsYcr W.
81 t .ss: &C. = Hsss" A qSs s On ''1s''
MOOdlAwn rood. resi slds. - tsst aorth of
Acton .. % jSas%ssS stsSsss .ss,: sain g
taasN A.. essa
sS s:s 'sss yes; S.ss S - :' s0 s e.
Action = ase on Judgment es-sstSt: S1hject 70
Mooslsss ro.d. vest Ode, 600 zee, north of
ensth street so1ioa want sene Va sans.
Asuoa !; eve % ludsnssI sa.aSoss se'Jsrt %
wos6aIn road west ode. so Ssst norss Of
Sss due g 1 iSsSSsSG SSsss SSsSs s .
sAses. &c. sisa -.
RoeanSssa sssass. SssiisiI1ssSissS 9Ss.s g.
an. "a :nS s.=, !. sT.sss due @ 'Sas@'nI a.
JpgnDA1. MAN "a
by Jossph p. Day.
nso.a ;;rssL No Z 20 a. 49, So 40 Isst
50 Nsu street Hssss' iTrsEulsT: seven four ssory
DTlldlng. VITA stores yolnnteEy az.
40 sssr, ssd Two story SHiidiss q rear VOL
solIh q isist sweet iSsusG: svs s;SSy sat vol
ss 81: i, street.. Ne.ssl add corner
% Nan nest Peeee. senea :; 1rce four stoEy huild
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Ssassapequa setsl Sod.

The Queens Land and Title Company has
bought the sapeQuA Hotel and wiil put
IN modarn improvements throughout and
c0ntinus u 40 high grade hotel. The hotel
10 one Of the best known on Long leland.
improved. Dr. A.. T. Halght In president
Of the Queens Land and Title Company and
Gsorss ha.sh. ss;r.;ssry c and sTss' S6
pT hes D. 90 acres, surrounding the hotel
and the depot and extending 20 the Great
under construction near the hotel
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p Sa:Ss has s sSsss: BE- :.1 SS
Ia. 1 Soa na 'sI pio. .Ssioe ON Fsilviss ave-
nue. 100 feet south OF Palace boulevard.
SaSs r, E.'1H ,. ss: NSsssi plot :SfaS
has bought . plot e0xi00 on Fairview Avc-
nue. bsswesa Rakce and Lawrence bouls-
Hfras FrcSsr,c. h.il e1s sssss, .. ,we
one between Palace and fAvrence SouIs-
wards. the other between Palace bouie-
ward and the railroad " n, Wieman has
bought a plot tOHiOO ON Odsll avenue be-
tween Palace and Ia wrencs boulevards-
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He.,, -. PaaI 0vaer Tsr Rsn,ax s,sck

The Chicago. Milwaukee ADD ~. Paul.
with it, subsidiary. the Chicago. Milwau.
kee and Puget Sound. and the Rock Island
have come into the market with big equip
Tnsnt orders. The ~. Paul and lie COM
plemsnt have put themselves among the
leaders Wy cOntractilS for q little more
than O. so .OOO worth al rolling stock
This 10 g. 600 OnO mors than The rsOsua
orders OF the Union Pacific and the South
ern Pacific combined. The -. Pail order
calls for 40 locomotives 600 passenger
cans aud over . .O0O freight cars. and The
management II considering tE1 placing
u orders for 900 more cars.
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ReAaalalnR TeNanee Hnn.

Henry d. whitnsId. Who designed . num-
bsT Of Carnegie librarisy. has been selected
Inn. lately purchased By the Town ard
Country Estates. The building. which u
located on Muncis Island. near nabyion,
J1ns g me hotel "iIi % TSsSS SoS SssS-
ba@sys -
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Elpridge T. Gerry has leassd the property
AZ Noe. ?aI and ssa Fourth avenue. con-
slstins of old two story buildings, on plot
privilege Of renewals. Tho leesee n a ron
struei ion cornpany, which plans IN erect
property adJOins Az Soule' Church. at the
southeast CORNER Of TWentSeth street. which
VII give the new structure additional ad-
vantaRea Of light and sir. Commodore
Gerry has owned the property for over
half 4 century
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
CoaaiAss6 from rAsvtssaiA Page.

steam heated.
E4s. s "a D SsSs .E H Ss1
fSsak Bsdsli. D. c.Iinspi, ThPnas PsDpsTi
sSr x. The Su. sSS ss.r ~.
a-POu- sha Hotel and tho KWlOR. Edward
Roche has planned the erection Of eleven
1reDroof dwellings,
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RrOUhRyn AAies.

Dalulasse q schmsltnG have sold for thu
Parkway south Realty Company No. -:
70 SO Eastern PARKWAY. three nys story
and $50, adjointng. for ". DOntn and VOL
hnRsF IasberR
Howard q Pyle a Co have sold for Nicola
McrmandA to q. AntolltnO No. rs Columbia
street. near Warren street. a thres story
brick tenement With = store.
BENJAMIN D. Pallin has sold for John "
Bardes the three story nat and store Et No.
IAsS NOstrnnd avenue.
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~. ". ROGERSs ESTATE.
value sf the Wasss chusetss Prosperity
Ptneed % %. 0@a. a@8.

TAUNTON. Mas. March Il. The liaAAa-
chusetts property OF ths late Henry n.
Rogers In valued at 81 .0es. 3ss. according
20 the inventory filed at the Bristol county
Probate Court in this oity
The real estate IL valued at eae7, COO and
the personal property at ts7e. ia. The
chief item Of the real estate holdings 10
the Rogers summer estate at Fair Haven.
which IL valued in the inventory 90 eis7. :
on. The personal property consists
largely OF New Bedford Cotton Mill and
street railway stocks.
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IN The JsIs.pa :HilleEsss COMPANY A.. BEEN
Coleman, william p Rae. Bryan T. Men
pelly. AdOlph q. Hupfsl. Harold {. Nc
Judge. II h understood that the com pany
VII take over tho development known az
Hillcrest at Jamaica, l.. J.. which has here
Rae.
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Great Neca Essases

-s N I: sS: has ScS SSIS&, 'sR % c2 S: s
5000 square feet respectively. V. D.
swaItz has bought a plot toxiOo frontinE
entrance 10 GREAT Neck EseaaoS from
Mddls Neck road. Mira C. CodrAn and Afra
~ M~ SsI Aa sy;v sNSsst PIE: sesiSS On
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Pm0psN.AlA

oelved at the once of the Commissioner % lmEnl-
gTatioo. Ellis Island. y. y, until 80 Z. ~. ea
after. for an labor and matsriAh roqnirud -
install vsntilating App@ratus for nagFafs end
gilis Island. =. V, Parucuisrs and nmieAeeas
governing h,dders MAP be cbLalned upon sgya-
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Cen. IRSmas EHsnssseaa msssAa.

IVA Mas , MAN. he. 49, :sS to NJ;
cstSd at the corner q lincoln and HirTi-
son aveanes. Rye. y. Y, Consisting o.
scdaiFed BIZ ME. MARI lest De- sEisssT az the
partition sale Of the \. 7. Stewart estate.
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THOCGHT JURYD Guess RIGHT
And I.et Thsm Save thr q zee. WhereaDSn
n. Ne sayu. TheS Gaessea WrOag-

~ s1gNs assSy NN~s~--~~N
Judge HOugh Of the United states
Di-trict court granted . new trial yes
tsrrlay in the suit brought by Meshech
Frost against Ohio c. Barber 10 recover
damages for alleged breach Of contract.
PrDst asaiated Barber In the Orgnni-
zation and operation Of the international
Emsry and COrIIndurn Company. I'D
ar. r.cent trial OF tho case Frost secured
Indignant Tor e10. 377.eo.
Ia was felt at the Glove Of the plain
tiH-s caas.' says Judge Hough. that
he ought not 90 recover. That he SHOULD
not seeulsd 20 plain that the tempta-
ton vs. YiSldsd 70 lst tilD matter 90 70
- i,IrV IN the hope that this verdica
you'd end tho controversy.
JIIfRs Holt vii preside over tho noW
trial
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a. NIanIsattna msaea.

Twenty three lots At Manhattan Bach
Esta ties Were cold this week through JQssph
r Day. Five % them are on the Shore
boulevard corner Of West End avenue
SIS on tho vest side OF ColeTtd - sereet, and
the remainder on tho east side Of the aauaS
street On several Of these lOts buildinG
VIII commence At onca.
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Csr~ts Factories TO Go Undsr tire Ham,

p Conant A Co. will sell at auction
Ises the plant Of the Corwin Manufacturing
Company formerly the Vaughn Maohlns
Company st south Peabody. Mass There
critics on the B0ston and Maine Railroad.
with spur tracks to each. and two parcels
Of real estate.
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zee, cas-, q PsrS avenue. sssiOoii. vsesas vO'-
.sisae's .,r-e, 70. 20 ae,'s ..ds ~ .est ss,s
Ts.!y Si,s ;.E:st 70 : .o,ss IN, .,ss: es -.
~. sSE s".S So i, ss &c ssss. r.
ta-sOa-ss. subject N prior mDrtgsgs Of W7.sea
ny Ssaiuci Mara.
as ! feet east OF AmsSerasn avenue. ts-aElaa -
.gr.S sior1 dweinnG .. u Deter " EaSegs
. 49, = &c Az as ~ 3, 's''s''
twenty siGSin .,rsst 40. .iA. nsrA Soc.
sss e,S sssemss, ana WORE: seii: inisss ~
e s sssss,s Ct al. a. SSs 90 ,T "a a
wEpNssOAT. NAnoH ~
~ Bry an '. EenOeiiy.
S-yepeenth street. 70. q. nsrtb side, ssy Se~s
40 81 Ia %sss Essss.,s eVs s, Vet $500
t7He. tNO story building. eTeeutors' and tF1ssss3
ss - fsss sS8rS 8; Sers 3 Street
S sS . sSsa: "a s ss ssP -. s
Of samuel siosn. dereased.
~e.. " 81 v,cSS.. avesss n9i four sss1 ss
lng. eseh iIsi@ y; stecuiora. salc. Al.e
vss, Of So NIssoiss sseu1e. isar iear siss1
s ,:s.s = s:ss ,sT Z, sssrea 's
Tsash .y:sSs; No :is 2 :is y; soasn-:ss ss.rss
sss and hoisi: voluntary ale
:, Te ,n s,s.h ,'ss.% Nss s. ssS ss nc.se GO
story dwsihsss. yoissssSY ale
seysay ssFhSh street.. no; SsA aegn sl1a
ss,: sass1'SSp ssis; sssss e % Jsss Sisy. az
Tslrs sesoea slgsel. No. 10. seSan s.ss. 40
BEDFORD avenue. Nos. 60 end Ca sgs@p~ys
SION aSA wttb seoroa. Vslun laTy esls. -
~ JoseVn y. Isay.
IdSth street. No. Sst soush sido. saiS as4e usse
O. F sSs.. RsS Sss ~ ~ sSSs $500
Asnls Miller 2. a d1s o. Judgment e'1.isasf
~ IJsulsi freeawSid.
zasn yarssd No ~. north de. ~ f.as ease
q ksplE avenue. SEico TOO saOry dwaah1g
avenue. Esiocs Ssssst: Il. Y cssser - " n.
I. i,yan e a.: sale o. an FightA Tue. ~. Waseh
". V. y Ryan had On July I. iRsD. or since.
o. PHxNIsNs ~ n A ~
~ ths Referee.
.. s;ss. :. ss.sss assise ~ $780,. W 49,
Si.IsG s1bJoct W IAass. ar. tss.ss
IHUnsoAV. nAncu a.
- Samuel Nara
ssgth ssreel south sse. ~ feet Wesa af S1ufhH
!. ) aooasS ., q: %. on JsSs@sst Ss'S3&
SUBJECT 70 ,sNes a., sssOs.
yHID3r. NXncaaA
~ Io~rph a. jay.
Madison avenue. southeast cDrnar ~, Niusey-
Ayth sweet 75sAiaDA irTegplar. slA sa1sy apart
mtnt house and s,0res; Cseisra Neatly cpnlpany
asa * sublsct 70 Isses So.. aassiT
iteth strorf, No. ats So. sSgt u ude IL aspa
TSs I've i1d srd 81 y. 80 s. 49, !. - -
d9e o. Judgment t2tsaac. supjecs - taaea. ac-
iaass .'rOst NOs fts saa 80 nsxts ,aa~. an
slsEy .sssreat agsiiai Alilnles rrust egIspaaY
ia-si6iE -lsisst Irses asaStssSa 81 lis'iiI
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Special lSGislat sOa viii shortly be enacted
~ Albany TO permit the extension Of corr
Garden City line on tho north, CnIondaIe
on the cast and Park avenue. opposite
gresnnSld Cemetery, ON the aOalh. ~
The nnrnnnnltlnn -
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DoARp OF sSfiMAig AM AGO ffIounan,gr
Pahas ss.ie: = asEssy E.y:a me. q 3 Ms1.lfN
Jssaa0 n. isio ne sOIiOwsaE ps'itisa Sas -
aafE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ma pssi,l1a Of ths ullan RAllwsv oempM1R
NfS M. iG.t c.y SssSss . :sH .s... ,..
rS; <. s9S%ss.y, ,SsTsd :, ne 3, s.ss g %
-. Y; |. ;; s.:s: :. ~ .: -:
: TS.i one q ne gs,i'ess'I!' ssss.s ;s.s.
HsTsI RlvtE % Pelham Aysase .sd ssse.s sis.E
ASsnS s % Ss $500 S.ss ma Psssd
for PUBLIC Irayei between .ne herien Mver ~.
1s sae psssrs os SEC .y.sns
travel pEoposes 70 ettend ~ rairoe1 b ~ eo1r
shrrssS srsn iis prsssus sermin1s q doe lpssssss
lion OF southern Bouievard and PeiAam AvenNA
T ss'f fSsSssm .Ss ' pelham 1ysasss . ~ co.,
cry boundary nae Of Bronl park. and t111e4 -
ASsnS. dSs iordssn sed RsIesn To-
srsas GU q Ss. y ~, .es sRsEs,s saS e.
90 81 SsISs s aosS 81 9 sss isslaSsa sIss.s q.
o. w. 2. &C. Ss sDa & Ts.s q 2 sss
's ~ " sSss ne i sst. ~
Nc 1esics Of the appllcatlca tor the gr.ne e 4
n.ee ss.S ssa sSsrs sss An. 81 g sss ~
Sdersd. be given a. requiFsd 6y Az sld Gees q
g sSs sS e. y Sc
NsS Yors cSsFtss and tss RsIiresi LsG!
H p.S;s k All Wy oTS 81 New roax
~: W. w-n- no..
small Asss.s.
Rsuss Manr~
CITY AID CO.. 4, ~ !, ~ lin nok 49, -
..ssrs sspssss ana sss. .S., = !. r.c.lvr q -
essisios and Knows sse sssten,s theyses Ssd sssk
.ss 20 c. X. .s. 20 s s.s Sss s.ss g
dpon Information sod belief. and that 70 t111n
matters be bs,isNes u :" be iss"sv wurrv.,,ax
sson 70 before me- tais isss day 81 ssausfys
JAMES Y. yygLY
NsW Yoik County.
Aad a. ,he netting o. FEBRUARY IA is'a ths a.
Y-S, nS'' sA Wv "a, ~ ~
: sS ss s%ssS s S JsaSs1S \. is,S
ss s n IL sors enc ed ssea y u Is Nv
H s sSs ss. o. sasS psssss - ssa g i s 60
sl.iered. and . yu6lir seeltng - - ne1ee1s -
ShIcs cili.saN ses.l es sau''ea 70 apDssr nd ~
RBsoLYID. tsst the SecgsanRy p alpssap1 ~
ssS:s .SsS gs:Ss ~ ., ne 80 &c. = =
sesiTasssd s. Zoe Mayor. md tor a. iessi tsa 90
sSss ds.s q DSssc ssasins. ne eaSssss q sssS
puhllcslion % be borne b the pesl,ioaer
CThe Evening Pos' asa sun 49, Sst,Bss, -
New York. February a. ipio
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Frr,r A.rnue 70 A.,.I prsea~an at Naxh,.

RIxtn Atenue 70 &fvet mreonWWy nc Nsght.
The Firth Avenue Association snnounres
that Experimental lighting Of shop wtndows
evening. shops or both sides between
Thirty-etahth and Thtrty ninth streets viii
be lighted from dark until II 20 p. "
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b an oversight q the COMMITTEES IN
lsrseI New lork Real Estate EEchangs
tRs date q tle dinner VS. 80 daW1 Or
Givua % 1aturdsy. A6rB 3
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spot cotton nsre Sas UNCHANGED. Md
were unchanged 60 &C. higher sales
Memphis. J. $50 bales: Savannah. .sOO and
New Orleans. ToS. Port receipts were 4, Ss7
last year. since September I, q ia, SsT bales
against ser $50 In tho same time last year
~ 81 snPSr,s: - naies sine sspsember ..
In Liverpool spot cotton advanced I
point. Middling 4 Oad sales. 5000 balea
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Frsder,ok F'anck has beg4h, a pIo.
ana tAndsE sszOsaA
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i.ssTSs


ne receipss from customs yesterday wsre
nrHAhn; from lnternsl r~r-eee. es%sAes sz9
nnlscelaneOus. eo0.3 $50 Nadonal bank nO1ss re-
csiVea foe redemption. o.. TfAoB
ueeT for March II shows
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esssNEss e=ee=-sSsTs=.

PANTY with sl0OD 10 siayOD Wansen " ma
additional capital % complete formAticn II c9an-
pany nov started tor whirh the stock 4 parity
subscnbef business assured. Address Bos IA
Lawrence. Mas
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S soSy I.s s:as S.s:
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~ Ssaiuri NArR

Ninety- seveath strcet. 70. ~. south a4e.
sAS feet esst of AMSTERDAM avenue. M-A4han8
Igrec stor1 dweinng 9, 4. Detlet ". Eawar1
70 taAes. DC. tsoa -.
Twenty etghth street So. ,fA n9gth Soc.
1870 t~et east OF THIRD avenue. ~ 9noe q On
story teneu1ent and stores. Bells fnifnan ".
Jaroh SrhWarts al due tudgmene flA-
Iet.S. ssSiect n n hrst mortgage OF e3a00
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

s,I IS.sr 81, = due TO come , to > Ooin's
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wAsHDoToN. March is.-Ths statemenI % the
YesfstsaD Tsas slorfh. E,soni Dsar
Receipu-. li.isatss a. 81. as SssS. al. eco
EMpsnd'res. Asa2.Ss5 1.so2.tO1 s7lsTs So
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ses, cas-, 81 PsrS avenue. -ssiOeii. Vsesns vO'-
untaFy ale.
SiH aeth street, No. 20 north side ~ te~t easa
~ West Pud avenue. %rfNn 5. four story eene-
mont voluntary sale
thirty nfih strr~t No q north sids. 10 teas
OF frfth avenue ~ axnaa =. four story dwen-
ing. metropolitan Hanh IS George Nicholes ~ ~.
due iud gnicpt. S,t NJ rs euhgect taSe1, ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

One broker was heard Yesterday sdvisins
. clienf 20 bur tho ppr cent. bonds Of the
Tobacco company. His idea wa that
even should the company win its suit ths
- would improve In sympathy With ths
other securities Of tho company. and should
the dee ision be In favor Of the 0ovsrnmsnt
the benefit TO the a. would b obvious.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-28

Frank Murray of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lynch OF Indianapolis,
and e. c. Overman of Marion.
The Misses Shiloh and Jeanette
Nanmeter and Miss Lena Luddington
will go to Richmond Thursday even
ing to attend a dancing party to be
given by the Kappa Alpha Phfs.
Miss Shiloh will be the guest of Miss
Eliza beth Thomas. Miss Jeanette and
Miss Lena will be entertained in the
home of Miss Helen Jameson.
The fire alarm sounded and the
company was called to the home OF
John Ingerman, of East Cambridge
at half mast ten Monday night. The
fire. however. had been extinguished
before the company arrived, The
blaze had started in the furnace room
of the cellar, but fortunately, was dis
covered before the flames made much
Roadway.
MIR. and Mrs. II. f. Brendel and son,
Lynn, of Richmond n. c. Coffin OF
Anderson, have returned to their
homes after a visit with Rev. j. F.
Coffin and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Skinner remain for a longer visit be
fore returning to their home in Mar
ion
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-28
GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro. Ind, Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Mar
ably Bennett of New Castle spent Sun
day at home.
Mrs. Loren Brookshire of New Cas-
tie and Mrs. Roy Copeland of Cam
bridge City, are guests of William
Boyd and family Ibis week.
Thomas Shiebla has returned home
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Lamb have re
turned to their home near Lynn after
spending Christmas with his mother
Mrs Mary A Lamb.
Theodore Davis of Milton is spend
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Davis.
Mrs. ID. c. Moore is spending the
week with relatives near Modoc.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Roller of Ind
annapolis are visiting his mother, Mrs
Mary Roller.
Mr. and Mrs. David Fouts have
moved to Hagerstown.
Clifford Crump. Shannon Neff and
Paul Brooks of Earlham College are
spending their vacation at home
Abner Bond and Miss Lucille Jones
have returned from a visit with reIa,
tives in indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Smith have
moved into the property recently va
Gated by David Fouts.
Mrs Wilbur Pierce OF Carthage is
visiting relatives here.
Rev. NJ V. Foster of Milroy, is
spending the week with his mother
Mrs. r. Foster
Enos Veal is seriously ILL.,
Rev. and Mrs. R. \. Bennett have
shipped their household goods TO Con
verse where he will locate as poster
Of the Christian church for the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Murdoch are
spending the week in Indianapolis.
Harry Hatfield has returned to Chi
cago after spending a few days at
home.
Mrs Thomas Tarkleson and children
are visiting relatives at New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S Borton spent
Sunday with VIII Roller and family.
Misses May and Nellie Lamb of
Muncie are spending the week at
home.
Mrs. verl Shelter of Richmond spent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-28
NEW PARIS, OHIO

New Paris, o., Dec. 2S.-Miss Roxie
Cousins of Anderson is here spending
the holidays.
Miss Henrietta Wilcox of Cincinnati
spent from Saturday until Monday
here.
Miss Nora Nearon of Richmond
spent Sunday and Monday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Dawson of Fl.
Wayne, Ind, are here visiting rela.
tives.
Miss Grace Samuels who has been
attending college at Oxford is home
on her holiday vacation.
Mr. Bev Miller who is employed in
Chicago spent Christmas day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Baumgardner en-
tertained at Christmas dinner Miss
Fanny and RoXie Cousins, Mr.. Chalk
Cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Mill Cousins of
Richmond
Mr.. Leslie Sawyer took Sunday din
ner with Mr.. Lee Thurston.
Mr.. Russell Moon of Spiceland is
here spending the holidays.
Mrs. David White and family spent
Sunday in Richmond.
Mrs. Win Colvin remains about the
same.
Miss Pauline Smith of Richmond
was Sunday guest here.
Mr.. George kuebler is visiting his
parents at Columbus this week.
Mrs. Caroline McNeiu and daughter
Nellie visited with Mr. and Mrs, Ed
win Middaufh Sunday.
Miss Gladys Miller spent Sunday