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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Negro MysterI.usIy Knled.

Mt. Airy.---will Carter, a negro.
was shot and instantly killed Tues
day night or early Wednesday morn
Ing, while driving along the public
road In a 3Iggy, some four miles
from this city. Carter, when last
seen. was In bugry with one Tatum.
also colorei. Carter worked for
Jesse Prather. the colored livery
man. and nired a horse and buggy.
and taking Tatum along with him,
went up towards the mountains TO
buy some blockade liquor. The horse
came back Wednesday morning. still
hitched TO the buggy. but no one was
In the buggy. There was nothing In
the vehicle fxeeni jug, and II was
empty. As T. who did the killing no
one at this time knows. II IA posi-
Bile that some enemy took advantage
OF the opportunity and slew Carter.
or course suspi ion rests upon
Tatum. who vas last seen with Car
ter. The jury of inquest will. no
doubt, develop something that will
probably throw light on this dark
crime.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Modern MARINE Railroad.

Wilmington Is seen 70 have a mod
ern thoroughly equipped marine rail-
way. something that the port has
been needing for number OF years.
The movement for this utility took
definite shape with the purchase by
Charles W. Worth OF the Darby
estate property on Surry street with
a frontage on the Cape Fear river
Of over 500 feet. Mr.. Skinner was
the owner Of the former marine rail-
way in this city. Associated with
Messrs. Worth and Skinner will be
q number Of prominent and success
full business men. The marine rail-
way alone will cost about SIS. 600
and will have 1.50v tons capacity.
The entire Investment will represent
an outlay OF about 100000. In con-
nection with the railway will be well
equipped machine shops.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15

FaYtiteglile- Sarah Smith. a negro
woman. was seriously shot Sunday
night BY John cogdelI. colored. on
ashley Bailey Heights, the ate Of the
Ashley Bailey SILK Mills. on the
southwest edge Of this city. and Is
row Ii local hospital A couple 81
pairoImsn were lef, AZ the scene 81
The crime after the woman had been
borne aRay. and when cogdell re-
visited The spot be xas nabbed BIZ the
Officers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15

Is the hoarse. startling cough OF a
child. suddenly attacked by Group.
Often II aroused Lewis chambiin. OF
Manchester, o.. (R. X. No. - for
their four children were gSeatly sub
ject TO group. Sometimes In Sc
we're attacks" he wrote I'VE were
afraid they would die. but since We
proved what certain remedy DR.
Kings New Discovery 10. we have
no fear. We rely on II for Group and
for coughs. colds or any throat OF
lung trouble" SO DO thousands ol
others. SO may you. Asthma. Has
Fever. LaGrippe. whooping Cough
Hemorrhages AZ before II. soc and
sf.00. Trial bottle free. Sold b,
n. Biacknall q Son.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Army Worm h RoeIlngfam.

Reldsyille The army worms have
made their appearance In Rocking
ham also. Mr. v vi Williamson
had ! me Geld 81 miIlet and q por.
lion Of Il was totally destroyed. Mr.
II. y Betis has d little machine that
effectively destroys worms and In
sects and he used n just ahead Of the
worms with 3 powdered preparation
and Killed millions u them and
saved the field Mr A. 2 Campbell.
u the development commission and
experiment station. London. witness
ID the killing Of the worms and saYf
be- never saw anything 10 effective
and purchased two 70 take back With
him. These worms can BE- destroyed
II taken In Time, very effectively.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15

Raleigh-A charter was issued to-
DAY Tor the Bank 81 shslo,ie, Bruins
sick county. capital $4,000 By Tbos.
h Cooper. Robert W. Davis. Y. H.
Iranmer. J. " Brooks and otherz
Who subscribe $4,000 stock Another
ehanef Is he Pamiico Land COmps.
~ n Bayb0ro. capital $4,000 an.
th0riaed. aud 1900 subscribed b
JOs y Keys. Louis Carr. n y. Stey.
ere the latter 81 Asbeville, aud 9th
4rs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Two RecauturpsI: One Al Large.

wilmington.-0nly one OF The
three negroes who escaped from the
convict camp east of the city Monday
morning remains at large, the other
two having been captured and re-
turned TO the roads. they are
Charles Fowler. tEe ten-year man,
and Joe Martin, who had is months.
Brown has not YET been captured.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Automobile Frlghtens Team; Three
Are Injured.

Franlslinton-Between this place
and Kittrell. Mr.. J. L. Afford, wife and
daughter We're met by a man with an
automobile. The horse and mule TO
the Afford carriage took fright. threw
the family from the carriage. broke
two ribs for Mr. Afford and his wife's
leg was broken in two places. His
daughter was not much hurt. The
automobile from New Jersey is said
to have stopped and the owner is not
to blame. so 1t is told. Mr.. Afford is
from Moore's Mill.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15

n ~ M n . NNI ~
BY THE EARLY
CANDLE LIGHT. !.


Mr.. Taft h not expected to use
any peach tiee limbs on the pupils
in his western teaching trip
Greensboro News. =
"A man is as old as his arteries, :
says a physician. Yes. and v woman
is as old az her artfulness. ---Wil-
mington Dispatch.
Generally speaking. "a reactionary
in politics Ia man who IL too slow
to pick up the wildcat ideas. theories
and heresies of Missionaries. WI
mington Star. ixnte
Hearst is framing up for another
party. He should have enough left
from those he has already organized
to make one Of the biggest double
ring affairs in the country.--Tampa
Tribune. 10 ~ M
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Injured Negro win Recover.

Greensboro, John McIlmore, the
negro who ,sas struck Tuesday night
by No. IL and seriously injured,
having an ear torn out by the roots.
will likely recover II may be neees-
sary TO affix an artificial ear, pro-
vided the other cannot be made to
grow back s.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
To Decide ON salary.

Raleigh.-D. 7. Johnson, chair
man OF the board OF county commits
si0ners. has called a meeting OF his
board for Monday 10 meet with the
county board of health for the pur-
pose OF agreeing. II possible. on a
salary 10 be paid the county health
officer, DR.. ]. J. L. McCullers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
lack Marks on Trial.

Lillington-The case of Zack
Marks, charged with the killing of
Charlie Ellen, October q, 1902, is in
progress In the Harnett Superior
court. The defendant, after nine
years. was captured in Florida and
brought here for trial.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Saw. PeIIetmap Rebbed HIm.

Rocky Mount Robbed on one OF
Richmond's main streets BY two po-
ilcemea. who figured in the Beattie
case. with the glare Of electric lights
near ain. = the ztory OF Mr.. Thomas
Hughes. a blind man and substantial
business man Of Rocky Mount who
has been attending the Beattie trial
., Chesterfield Court House. The POI
liceaen. NJ. Hughes charges. took
81 away from him.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Three Negro Conylcts Escape.

wilmington-Three convicts. all
colored. escaped from camp east OF
the city Monday and the one having
the longest term. Charles Fowler, was
shot in the right shoulder by guard,
who inflicted a flesh wound. which
was not sufficient to stop him, though
he was captured late in the day In the
city by a police officer and returned
to the camp. Fowler had served
about six months OF ten years term
for highway robbery. While search
ing for the convicts guard shot and
dangerously wounded James Hill, col
ored. who was found in a strip OF
woods known as Bull Neck" and mis-
taken for one of the negroes who es-
capped. He will recover.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Negro Excursionists in Trouble.

Greensboro.-when negro ex-
cdrsion from here to DanviIle pulled
irto the city Monday night the South
ern railway officers had four prison.
ers ready 10 give to the police. Louis
Rozell was suffering from a knife
wound In his forehead. which he re-
reised al the hands Of Bash Hair
sion. a negro woman. who was in
oensed when the train lurehed and
q .ew Louis into her arms. The
other tvo arrests we're George Perry
and his "sirl," Ada Burton. who
amused themselves by shooting out
he car window q things they saw
and didn't see. with a reyolvr with
which George had fortified himself
before leaving home. All OF the
trouble occurred in Rockingham
county and the negroes will be car.
fled TO ReidsyilIe for trial.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Twen,y.ehree New Yard Engines.

SPENCER The locomotive works
are delivering - yard engines 10 the
Southern Railway Company AZ the
various shops On It's system. Five
81 the- locomotives are 10 come 20
spencer. the hrsf insiallment having
been received here this week. Others
vill 70 % Knoxville. Atlanta. Biz.
minghsm and other terminals on the
system. Ii ADDITION 10 these engines
"a are aiso being delivered 70 The
same con PAM.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15

Governor Kitchin again turned his
back on Granville county and did not
allow us pleasure OF saying Judge
Hicks but gave the honor again to
Durham. and now II Is Judge H. A.
Foushee. the law partner Of Judge
Manning. who he appointed justice of
the Supreme court. Mr.. Foushee ia
an able lawyer and will make most
excellent judge and reflect honor
upon the district and the state.--ox-
ford Banner
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
2ack Marks Found Not Guilty.

Llllington.-The case of the State
vs.. Zack Marks is one of the hardest
fought cases In the history of Har-
nett county. The evidence was clos
ed Tuesday and the jury. after being
out one hour and half returned q
verdict OF mot guilty last night.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Assistant Bank Examiner Named.

Raleigh.-Mr. Samuel A. Hubbard,
OF Reidsville. a bank man Of expert
ence and mos highly endorsed, was
Tuesday elected by the North Caro-
lima lima corporation commission Al
assistant state bank examiner TO Al
the position made vacant by the pro-
motion Of Mr.. c. v. Brown 10 become
siaet bank examiner on the recent
designation OF Mr.. J. Kemp Dough.
ton.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
NEWS NOTES Of
NORTHCARO[|NA


Handerson-The graded schools of
Henderson opened Monday morning
with a large attendance. Professors
Alderman and Gresham have an able
corps OF lady assistants.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Kills a Murslercr.

n mercIless murderer Is Appen.
dicitIs with many Victims, bat Dr
Kings New Life pills kill u by pre-
yentIon. They gently stimulate ths
stomach. liver aud bowels, prevent
Ing that eIogging thst ipptss -sppen
dicltis, curing Constipation, Head
achr, BIllionsness. chiiis. CSC II v
BIacknsll 4 Sons r4lu.L,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
nus.et ca. Ei.I.teen MontI,s.

Tarboro.-E D Hnssey. the as
sls,ant cashier Of the defnnct and
despojled Bank OF :'aTboro. when ar
raigned Tor Trial plead guilty Of the
charge agalnst hisa. His peculations
began seven yeas ago. when J. J.
Green was cashier Judge Ward felt
for the families sof the young man
ana give hlfl a Hight sentnece Of IS
months in The pcniientiary.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Edueslea Plsk.

ANY fIsh IN this brooky'
Government siocked Il with trout
once" replied ,hs old timer.
But they won't come near hook. !"
They do seem smarter than other
flsh. ] reckon maybe they had 10 pass
a civil service examination fore the
government would notice EN-
Washington Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
carves Her "Msn'' and q Woman.

New Bern Tuesday Walter Jones.
coiored. was attacked by Flora Dud-
ley. also colored. and frequent Yisi-
tor In the police courts OF the city,
and was 80 badly slashed with a
knife or razor that his injuries may
prove fatal. II seems thai Jones
AID the Dudley woman had been very
intimate during the past few months
Earlier In .tne nisht she had gone
over TO James City TO participate in
dance given BY one Of her friends
Upon her return 10 the city she
espIed Jones in conversation with an.
other woman named Brown. Tha
enraged he. and che proceeded 70
carve the pair up The Brown NO.
man was stabbed in several places
while Jones iugular vein Was almos,
severed and one n the main arterIe,
In his right srm cut in two
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Pats Idsa o. Doing yelhIss.

Pat" said a neighbor. don't you
ever get tired doing nothlng7p
Pat looked up from hs pipe and
nodded lazily. a
"Indade sir" be said. Il get so
tired Of doing noihin' that | cant do
nothin' else Exchange.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Has Mllllnns IN Erien.Is

How would you like TO number
your friends BY millions as Buck.
lens ArnIca salye does7 ifs as
founding cures In the past forty
years made them. " the best saIye
IN the world for sfes. scalds, cuts,
corns, sore eyes. sprains, sweiIings,
bruises, cold sores. Has no equal
for piles. Csc ~ X DlacknaII a
Sons
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15

States Attorney, Ito prospective
lurorD--Haye you formed any opinion
on this case!
Mr.. Henpeck-No. sir. don't think
my wife has read anything about IL
yet
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Her Probable Yuture.

u am going 10 marry him to re-
form him"
Try one experiment first"
What experiment7v
Take IN a weeks washing and see
how you like -Courier-Journal.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Street Cars Arrive.

Burlington.-The cars for our
electric railway have arrived and the
wiring and overhead work is being
pushed 20 completion. The track has
all been laid with the exception of a
few hnndred yards on Front street
and the special curve work Nine
handsome cars have arrived and have
been placed in the ear barns. Work
is being rushed on the power house
as il has been found that the COM
pany viii have to generate their own
power as. the Southern Power Com
pany viii not build a distributing
station here for some time. IL is
hoped that the cars will be running
within three weeks. or in time for
the fair, which begins October Sd.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
AlWaYs.

Nothing else I'm sight now: but
Durham will be On the lookout
Greensboro News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15

Judging frem some of the papers
several editorial writer's are suffer.
Ing terribly from indigestion and
orm,-Cresnvood Journal.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15

Mature khev what she was do
Ing whom abe deprived fishes Of 1
voice
How do you make that OUT"
What n q FISH had 60 csckle ovel
every egg II laid7"--Exehange
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
Salem CoIlege Endowment.

Winston -President Howard z.
Rondthaler, of the Salem Academy
and College, Tuesday received the
first cash payment from the general
education board on the endowment
fund OF this famous southern school,
The check is for s4s.461.s6. This,
together with the collections made
thus far. gives the institution pres.
ent cash endowment OF s93.s4745
exclusive Of property and building
gifts Of 100000. As soon as Presi'
dent nondthaler has collected the
few remaining first installments still
due. he will wait on Andrew Car
negie, who Is 10 Esy over his sub.
scription OF s25.9eu in cash to the
endowment find.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15
. penIeious Literature.

did you see that stout woman
push that little man on the side.
Yes"
What aid she do II fort"
why, she's been reading some.
where that women are dlsplacIrs
men IN all The vaiks Of lIfe o..
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-15

The coal fields OF Aiasks will keep
the political pot boiling for quite
long whIle.-washipston Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
Accomplished Drunk" Wants n
So Goes TO Workhonss

When John ORrien. ffty-Avs year, :,
no home. was arraignei Yesterday ~
Magistrate Herman. IN Jefferson W..
court. on charge Of intoxica,ion. N, 49,
oner quoted classic literature ard urr !.
lections from grand operas
Your honor" said OBrien, "b.,.-.
chan gets intoxicated and lies On n, -
IN the gutter and then tries n boro-
cents from an irate patrolnan WHO .,,,|
him TO his feet because he happens Il a
amusement in such things surely 4, Il
sign that such a chap is not a gen,lsnr
The magistrate looked perplexsd A. =.
prisoner. and before he could make ~.
the man continued
"Ir he wasn't a gentleman could h. c,-.
right before a learned Judge Ike youp.
and. without a prompter or ever |; >.
ment's hesitation. quote a number Of Il.
ave. even whole chapters from 2,
tetus?"
This was followed by quotations and e,
he rave a few vocal selections in a a,
vote. that ratified the ratters wh.r !,
magistrate raped for order o Brsr ~
well. I want 70 learn some trade. y
YOU help me 20 get start? van, -,
work"
Certainly. I'll send you 70 tire rYs
house" said the Magistrate
Thank you very kindly" said tn. ~
oreY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
WESTMINSTER SALES.

scarsdale Estates purchased from WIZ
liam B. Reed, tract on Post Road near
the White Plains village line which com
pletes the frontage on the Post Road from
the scarsdale village line south to rem
more road During the last year the COINS
pany bought the White. Carr, MoCaoe ana
Dinckle properties. which Will be piaceu
on the market during the coming year
Robert f. Farley president OF the scars
dale Estates Company, purchased 'no
Snythe property, containing ABOUT 'Wsn|
acres. within the village limits at Wmte
Plains. n. Y The property VIII be suooi-
vided and developed.
George T. Putney. former proprietor OF
the Rossmore and Metropole Hotels, pur-
chased from c. r Thompson the Thomp-
son hotel property. comprising four acres
in Plat avenue near Central avenue
Scarsdale, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded in the
Real Estate Exchange salesroon. Nos. "a
and is Vesey street. yesterday:
By Joseph P Day.
BRooYE ST. $50 TO 475. s " cor Greene st.
lcOxe02; sty loft bldg exrs' sale: bid IN at
$4,000 also
WASHINGTON ST. 40. cor Desbrosses St
q exs23; 6 sly loft bldg; exrs sale. bid IN a:
S49, 500. also
os Q. sty ~dwF. exrs' sale. estate Of James
Rufus Smith. deceased, bid in at $1,000
S+TH ST. 3d. 222 II ., Of .. IT e., zoo o1o PIX
SsTH ST. "a. SIS. 2Se II II " Of 9th ave. % *
as 9: sty dwg; vol sale; withdrawn. sold at
private sale
9TH AVE. lo45. E $50 It Of seth St 22x
100 sly dwg vol sale withdrawn SOLO az
51sT ST. s25. s. sos IT ". Of sth ave. 20.
RyeTson deceased; TO Edward II Gilbert for
$50 oo0
s4rH ST. as. SIS, 27a2re Of 10Th ave 20 1oH
SO 600
PATH ST. 12l, Z. 22s # " of LenoS ave
o5Xlen II: 2 stv dvs vol sale - rs're"
sy1yAN!A AVE- 2s2s sos :, . q Is: ave We
sale. knocked down a. $500
HOB AVE. e :. 276 # ~ Jennings It. 2sx
!, &c., 90 y'''''' vol SALE 10 F'''''' ''''" ''
FRANKLIN AVE 100. CO. 1esth ct. 100
1913 3 sly Eat, also adj sty fat. l0ss Era
s u sS' s. '''"'' vol sale TO "''''" Tor
o- t67ib 81 23Titox23x148 Q: 2 stv dwelling. 70
John Lee for 5000, also.
LIND AVE W 5. 21ss q $ Of le7th st. 76r
10: vacant: 20 Robert Lee Tor 81 oo4; also.
SUMMIT AVE. s, 21s.s IT Of 167th st.
les ii142x irreg, sty dwelling and 3 sty tsnmt
100. yacant. c Lee ct 81 egt J Lee ct al.
Harold Swain. atty. @ Fallister, ref: parti-
ton: 70 James lee FOR $500
ALLEN ST. 172. s. * r. % Stanton e..
oe 6ys7 6 sty tenmt and stores. 4 Kings
land 1t al as trus ast Bsrfelstone ct al :
so $50 90; taxes. &c s2.2 ii to Meyer Solo
mon for s2a.o00
HESTER ST. 81. s. $40 # e q Ludlow
act sarah siegel et al: NJ Lyman.
taxes etc ssoi 80; sub 10 a first mtg Of $4,000;
adjourned 70 June :.
MARKET ST, Il. - 1902 It n OF Cherry ST.
% 9xs5 sx28 7xsos sly tsnmt; christoTR.h f,,
Jams, atty; W 4 Keener, ref; partition; TO VIII
Jam Lustgarten for $500.
2sTH ST. 1886 $ 70 # " Of. Of l7t aye 2 2S{
;rg ra amt due so 9te 06; taxes. etc. $685. 26
10 the plaintiff for 10000.
GOTH ST. pa and rs s, 1925 II " Of "a
ave- 81 sxIooii. sly tenmt ana stores; Isaac
We'll agt Isaac Chauser ct all Rosansky & O.
af,ys. Lawrence, ref; amt due. S9tl4 20
taxes. etc. $50; sub to prior mtg OF $4,000
10 the plaintiff for S34 664.
path 81, 226iz and 22s. $. l75 It OF %
ave. 376x100.ll, sty tenmt and stores; Ray
We'll AIT Isaac Chauser 81 al; Rosansky G.
sttys. Abraham Lawrence. ref, amt due. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
BROOKLYN SALES.

Eurriu Brothers have sold the three
story American basement brick and stone
house. plot 1ax1oo feet. No 525 81 street.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. for
the Robert Morgan Realty and Construo-
ton COMPANY 70 a buyer for occupancy
James r. Ross sold FOR Elisha T Everett
n the Nostrand Realty Company No. iss
Nostrand avenue two story frame dwell
ling. also for Fdwar "A 2. Pabst 70 same
buyer plot. 1l7x12Sx irregular. northwest
corner Of Broadway and Sumpter street
running through 10 Stone avenue.
Frank L. Mills sold for Fanny Bale 10
John l. Friel No ll0is Kosciusko street.
a two Story dwelling.
The DsHid p Leahy Realty Company sold
at South Ozone Park. Queens % s. Neal
Houston. a plot. 44xlco feet. northeast
corner Of Helen and Lincoln avenues for
t1,b7o 70 Morris Flynn. SXl0O feet. east
side Of Martin avenue. 80 feet north Of
Koran avenue for S1050; 10 Mrs Ollie
Deery. an eight room frame dwelling. west
SIDE Of Leahy avenue. so feet south Of
Rookawsy Plank Road. for $50. and TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

2s3 So; taxes. etc, $50; sub TO prior "'''
$33. 600; TO the plaintiff for $4,000 v,,,tu,
18TH ST. 433 TO Az. s. 80 II e., VI with .
ave. hoxloo: sty tenmt and sly "a Pierng
sty dwg In rear; Lun agt Oss,s ref ,par-
ct al; Williams, atty: II KITE ''
tition); to tho plaintiff for sls,ooo. ~, ,-s,h
MARMIoN AVE. 1854. y. $50 r,nb sea-
st. S3xs5.7. sty tenmt: action .; Josepn r
man agt Katonah Construction co 81 d an, ss,-
Davis atty: W A Keener. ref. amt que r,,e 81
us SSi taxes; s.; etc 500; sub .t to a =
DELAFIBLD AVE. W cor Of LiVi VIM, annie
23xloo: ETY. dvg; p J MoCook hs' cvino.
Lyons ct al; p Mcc'ook. atty; dS' sub
70 FIRST mtg Of 500 t. i tbs plantn for $1,000
HOE AVE. 1916 and 1873 s., 20 Y 9 IIv est
st. 50xl0ox irreg; sty tenmt. ProspeS, at;v.
ing Co sst ole OLSON ct all " Collins, a." NAV
D bowling, ref; amt due. S5'SSs ~ " '''
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
4sTH ST IA, S. 225 IT Of 5th ave. 2?SloV.o'
ETY. dwE: exrs sale estate 81 Julia NJ SUM
son. dec: Withdrawn: sold at private saIe'
I'D ST l22. $. 1872 6 Z, W OF lexington ave 70
1Saxlo22 3 ety. and base dwlg; Vol Sa'e' ~
Charles NJ MCGOWAN FOR S4s 100.
2lsTH ST. SIS $50 (, OF White Plains RSaaii
25xi14, Wakefield: ONeill sgt Miohae'
Brennan e. al Brtty, atty ,So l no0 10 tFe
defendant for $1,000.
i72D ST. zoos, $. rs # of lOngfeilOw a s,e
2S.iG9; sly dws: W LEONARD e 1Tons s1d
sst Bfnj Gap ct al s sSiio sud ss 49,
etc. $3.50 Sc; adjourned 10 May 81.
172D ST. 1908. s. 80 IT OF Longfeowo "a a. s,on
25Moo, sly frame dwg; same as, SAM COG ,;6
2; same atty; same ref. amt Que so'oO' w.
taxes. ETC. s4a5 ST. adjourned to May 81
BY Herbert a. Sherman
MARMIoN AVE. 1880 S. 68S II 90, oa
17sth st. 3axs5.7, sty tenmt; action Sns
agt same same atty; same ref' or snr mtg eu o.
SO rs So: taxes. etc. 500; sub 10 "is' "e
1850. the pltff for SIS. ca