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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
THE SUPREME COURT
Of the United States Baked at Going
Through the Oil Trust Record.

Washington, Jan. I6.-Members OF
the Supreme Court of the United States
have baked at reading the entire record
in the dissolution suit against the Stand
ard Oil Company The court today en-
tered into the fourth day of oral argu-
nlent in the case.
1t, takes twenty-five large volumes Of
more than 500 pages each to tell the his
tory of the litigation. Spread out in a
line these volumes extended half way
across the counselS table in front of the
court AS the gaze of Chief Justice
White fell upon them he inquired of
John G.. Mi1burll, who was talking for
the Standard Oil, if it would be neces-
sary for the court to go over the entire
record
Mr.. Milburn replied that it would not.
He assured the court that within the
two covers of the Standards brief had
been contained all the facts that were IN
the controversy The same might be said
with regard to the governments brief,
he added. The latter had bene prepared
with such literary genius, however, as
to make it somewhat unfair from the
point of view of the defense, he said.
Some one from the bench inquired if
the attorneys for the Standard Oil were
devoid of literary ability When Frank
B. Kellogg, the governments special
trust buster" was addressing the court
he assured the bench that the literary
ability of the opposing counsel was OF
the highest order and that only the gov
ernment's brief told the cold unbiased
facts.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
COMMISSION FORM
Defeated in Alexandria After a Short
but Active Campaign.

The proposed Commission Form OF
government submitted to the voters OF
Alexandria yesterday was defeated by
a vote of 327 against to 227 for.
In time the citizens of Alexandria as
well as other towns of the State will be
aligned for the Commission Form.
There is no better system nor can such
a form of government be more Demo
cratic. The system will stand the test,
and whatever be the failure must be
charged to the commissioners and not
to the system.
With the recall and the referendum
the power of government is lodged in
the people.
Under the old system it is not possible
to recall an incompetent or an unworthy
official of the city, except by inpeach-
ment, a proceeding slow and as rule
unsatisfactory and which generally ends
in whitewash of the delinquent official.
1t would seem that the opposition in
Alexandria was better organized than
the side which favored the Commission
Form
Intelligent and aggressive organiza-
ton, as a rule, prevails, as it did in
Shreveport when the issue was present
ed to the people without political frills
and furbelows
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
MARsHAIs SALE.

No. 2o77-In the City Court OF ShreVe-
port, La: L. B. Price Mercantile
Co. VS.. w A. Turnipseed.
By virtue Of writ of heri facias, is
sued in the above entitled and numbered
suit, BY the Honorable L. c. Blanchard,
Judge Of the City Court, Shreveport,
Louisiana, and to me directed, | have
seized and will sell at public auction,
at the Texas street front door OF the
court house of Caddo Parish, Louisiana,
between the legal hours fer sales, on
SATURDAY, JAN. Fl, 1911,
Three rugs, six lace curtains, one bed
spread. The above property seized as
belonging to defendant and to be sold to
pay and satisfy the debt specified in SAID
writ say sum of $1,000 and all cost OF
suit.
Terms of sale cash with benefit OF ap-
praisement 6. I. GERKALD'
Caucasian Jan. 10. City MarsnaL
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
MARsHAL,S SALE.

No. 2oo3-In the City Court Of Shreye-
port, Louisiana A. A. Bath vs.. Mrs.
o. B. logan.
BY virtue of writ of feri facias, is
sued in the above entitled and numbered
suit, by the Honorable L, G. Blanchard,
Judge of the City Court, Shreveport,
Louisiana, and to me directed, ] have
seized and will sell at public auction, at
the Texas street front door of the court
house of Caddo Parish, Louisiana, be-
tween the legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY. JAN. 2I, 1911,
One lot of household furniture, and one
piano. The above property seized as be-
longing TO defendant and to be sold to
pay and satisfy the debt specified IN said
writ. say the sum Of $1,000 and all cost
of suit.
Terms Of sale cash with benefit of ap.
nraisement CT. GERALD,
Caucasian. IAN. 10. City Marshal
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
OHlO'S NEW SENATOR
He Is Straight Out Democrat of the
Progressive School.

New Orleans States: The nomination
of Atlee Pomerene for United States
senator by the Democratic caucus of the
Ohio Legislature on the first ballot was
a surprise to him and his friends. While
it was evident for many days that he
was in the lead, there were SO many
dark horses ready to be entered in the
senatorial race that it was believed a
number of ballots would be taken be-
fore nomination was made. However,
it appears that the choice of Mr.. Pom
creme has given great satisfaction to the
Democracy of the Buckeye State, for he
is a stright out Democrat of the pro
gressive school, and though he has been
prominent in party affairs for years has
held only one minor office.
Even his political opponents say that
he is honest, popular and thoroughly
equipped to discharge the duties of the
exalted office to which he has been elect
ed, hense he should make good sen
ator as he will enter the upper House
of Congress unhampered by any entan-
Cling alliances and absolutely free al
the time to represent only the people OF
Ohio. As he is the first Democrat tc
enter the Senate from that State il
many years, he is sure to be an object
of national interest.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
MARsHAL'S SALE.

No. 2o38- I'm the City Court of Shreve-
port, Louisiana: VESSEL & Co. VS..
David Hughley.
By virtue of writ of fieri facias, IS
sued in the above numbered and entitled
suit, by the Honorable L. c. Blanchard,
Judge of the City Court, Shreveport
Louisiana, and to me directed, | have
seized and will sell at public auction, OF
the Texas street front door of the court
house of Caddo Parish, Louisiana. be
tween the legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, JAN. 81, 1911,
The undivided one-ffth (I-5) interest
in lot No. IS of the Perrin & Zeig1er
subdivision of Io-acre lot Allendale
city of Shreveport, La; also one-fftf
(I-5) interest in all improvements
thereon. The above property seized a:
belonging to said defendant and to BIZ
sold to satisfy the debt specified in sait
writ say sum of 5000, and all costs.
Terms of sale cash, with benefit of ap-
praisement 6. F. GERALD,
Caucasian Dec 40. City Marshal
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
SENTIMENT SPREADING
A Movement Designed for the Better
ment of the State.

Monroe Independent: That the sent1-
ment for a change for the better i'll po-
litical conditions in Louisiana is spread
ing, and spreading rapidly, that there is
a deep current of discomfort and dissat-
isfaction, is evidenced by the opinions
of the country newspapers. They usual
ly reflect the opinions and sentiments Of
their people.
The Ruston Leader, commenting on
the Good Government League meeting
in Shreveport and the organization of a
branch of the League there, says:
Last night at Shreveport branch of
the State Good Government League was
organized with eighty vice presidents
and, it is claimed, between five and six
hundred voters have enrolled their
names as members This is by far the
largest auxiliary league in the State
and it is right and proper that Shreve-
port should take the lead in this mat
ter, as it will have great deal to dc
with encouraging other leagues and tbs
organization of many others. The sen
timent among the people of the State
in favor of the principles as set forti
by the State League is increasing rapidly
and it will not be long before league:
will be organized in every nook anc
corner of the State"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
LESPEDEZA HAY
Growers of Hay to Be Organized Into
an Association.

The Picayune's Baton Rouge special
says: The hay growers of Louisiana, es-
peeially the 1espedeza hay growers, will
meet in Baton Rouge Tuesday January
II, an dorganize themselves into an as
sociation. This meeting is to be held at
the call of DR.. W, R Dodson, director
of the State Experiment Station, who
in a letter to the 1espedeza hay growers
of the State says: sLespedeza IS rapidly
becoming an important hay crop in
Louisiana No other hay is SO suitable
for hay production under some condi-
tions. The price of this hay on the gen
eral market, however, is not conmensu.
rate with the real feeding value as com
pared to other hays The price of seed
Is also declining. It has. been consid-
cred advisable by interested parties. te
call meeting of the 1espedeza grow
ers for the purpose of organizing an as.
soeiation for mutual protection and ben
eff. This meeting will be held at Batof
Rouge at s pm Tuesday evening, Jan
uary II, at Garig hall, on the campus o
| the Louisiana State University a. D
McNair Of the United States Depart
lnenf Of Agriculture will be present an
address the meeting.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
MRS. BLAeK CONVICTED.

Mrs. Black was convicted this morn
ing by Judge Blanchard of the City
Court, The woman was charged with
keeping an assignation house beyond the
restricted district The testimony was
direct. The sentence of the court is a
hne Of $50 and 70 days in jail, and in
default Of payment 50 days additional
IN Jail
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
RIVER AND WEATHER.
This morning opened partly cloudy

Inns morning opened partly cloudy.
River: Denison -o7, Arthur City so
Lewis Ferry CO, White Cliffs 81, Fultor
3.5, Ring Crossing co. Finley o.5, fall
of o2; Spring Bank -o3; Shreveport
40, a fall of OF.
Weather forecast: Unsettled with To-
cal rain tonight or Wednesday; cooler
tonight.
River forecast: The change will b.
unimportant at Fulton and Shreveport
during the next 48 hours
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
W. A. FORD
Is in the Clutches of the Law in East
St. Louis.

District Attorney Foster has been ad-
vised that W. A. Ford has been arrested
and is held in custody in East St. Louis,
Illinois, on a charge of swindling the
Shreveport Lumber Company of about
500. He was with his wife when ar
rested. Following his arrest he expe-
rienced a spell of heart failure and was
taken TO the hospital. On his recovery
he was conveyed to jail. Detective
Price may leave this afternoon for the
prisoner, who is offering strenuout op-
position to his extradition
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
POLICE JUROR RESIGNS.

Baton Rouge, Jan. 16,-W. B. Cham
berlin, prominent citizen of West Bat
on Rouge, who has been in bad health
for some time, has sent to the Governor
his resignation as member. of the police
jury of that parish.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-17
WOMAN BOOKSELLER CON
VICTED.

In this mornings City Court, Cora
Snowden, quadroon, was convicted of
selling liquor, bootlegging, and sentenced
to pay fine of $500 or 90 days in Jail
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
LEASES IN PENN. SECTION
Buildings in West seth Street
Rented to N. X. France.

Z Harry Schefers and O.. 2. Butterfly
leased for John Sinnott to Mllard H..
France the buildings Nos. Joi and sos West
S5th street; for the United Cigar Manufact-
uring Company to the j. B. Sjoberg Com
paUv 10000 square feet at the northeast
corner OF 10Th street and Avenue A. for the
Patent Scafold Company 10 the Zucch
Manufacturing Company 5000 square feet
al Nos 647 and 6i9 West J0th street each
lease being for a period OF ten years The
tenants removed from the block between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues, 32d and 33d
streets. purchased recently by the New
York Central Railroad. to be improved for
the express buildings now at Madison ave-
nue. from 18th TO 4Sth street.
De Blois & Eldridgc and George Griswod
rented Mrs Henry Redmcnd's place at
Tuxedo. y y. 10 Captain Cameron MGR.
Winslow, I. 5. y.
G.. ". Barney leased tho store and base
ment No. 70 Chambers street. also the store
and basement No. 81 East 18th street; first
loft No. $50 Broadway. second loft No. 10
Broadway. third loft No. q East 18th street,
store No. 24 Greenwich street and the sec
ond loft Nos. 1872 and 13i West DIST street.
4. Schultz subleaseJ from Weber & David
the corner store about lGx2S feet, i'm the
building now under construction al the
southwest corner Of Sixth avenue and 32d
street for a long term Of years at rental
Of about $1,000 yer.
The Charles L. Noyes Company leased
the second floor al No. So Fulton street for
Daniel l.. Sevbcl 10 y. y. Williamson &
co. for five years. also four lofts at No. 25
Old Slip for H. V Roddy to Joseph Martin
son and Offices in Nos. 81 and 30 Liberty
street for the Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Company To Robert r. Bell,
Herman II. Kimmel and Louis II. Wolfe.
The Marmac Construction Company leased
10 tho Mosaic Tile Company the store and
Easement Nos 20 and 81 West 24th street
for term Of years.
Daniel IT, Renton q Son leased the store
al the northeast corner Of Amsterdam ave-
nue and lilst street 10 VI. j. Callahan for
"A term OF years.
william b. Dnsmore has leased the four
story building No Z East f7th street, on lot
25xl01j feet, for term OF twenty-one
wears The rental asked was about $4,000
a year. The house. which Is a few doors
east Of Miss Helen Gould's house on the
Fifth avenue corner, was altered some time
ago for occupancy by Louise. dressmaker,
but possession was never taken by that
firm.
Benjamin Englan6er has rented for Louis
stern to II. Berger & Co. the sixth and
seventh lofts in Nos and West 18Th
street: for the A. & s Construction Com
pany 70 Kahn & Baskin, the tenth loft In
the new building Nos S and 30 West 18th
street. 10 Blumenfeld & Frank the first
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
ALLIs CHALMERS HEAD QUITS
Whiteside s Succession by Call No Part
of Steel's Move, Says Gary.

W. ~. Whiteside has resigned as presi-
dent OF the AlHs-Chalners Company. and
r. W. Gail, formerly assistant TO the presi-
dent Of the American Steel Foundries Com
many has been elected to succeed him.
There was a report that Mr. Whiteside's
resignation was part of the move in a
coming reorganization Of the United states
steel Corporation. This. however. vas
denied last night by cx-Judge z. II Gary.
1ho iutimated that the election Of another
president precluded the possibility Of such
2 step.
Judge Gary said Mr Whiteside had been
III poor health for some time and that the
only reason Of which he knew for MS resig-
nation was a desire 10 take a trip abroad In
search Of rest
Milwaukee, Jan. 4-Walter ~. Whitesid..
president Of the Allis-Chalnners Company.
formerly an official OF the Westinghouse
Engineering Company, has resigned and
n. ". Call Of New York has been an
pointed his successor. This announcement
made to-day al the cOmpany's general Of
fee IN this city. Is understood to mean
that the Steel Corporation shake-up result
ing in the resignation of Mr.. Corey has ex-
tended also 10 the Milwaukee corporation.
which is closely affiliated with The Steel
Corporation. Ex-Judge +. II. Gary is
chairman Of the Allis-Chalmers Company.
II is believed here that Mr.. Call was Mr.
C;ary's selection.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

Jamoa ! T.vng 10 Ri ,hard y she's $500
Frank J Bleak 10 Pirk Realty Co; $500
Louis Gates 20 Pirk Realty Co: 800.
William Hobson TO Tracy ~ Harris $1,000
Milton Day 20 Pirk Realty Co s2.J00
Robert r Potter. trustee. 10 Lawyers Mortxaze
Co: $40 600
Joseph Butterworth TO Pirk Realty Co:
81 900 y
Agnes Hslpin TO Albert Elias. 81
Henry Nlederstein to Louisa VI Stone.
81 nnO
jeremiah n Martin to Carl Barasch: SION
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Rebecca Matthews.
$40 coo
Mary A Humphrey ct al TO Louis Wechsl.,.
81 800
states to Frank n Patterson and ano. $4,000
Cornelia w Hall 70 Equitable LIE Assurance
Society Of the United states: $4,000
Lawyers Mortgage 90 to Anna l. Green, 50 ON
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
LIS PENOENS.

LOT 4. 10 46. map Of Westchester Terrace,
! y part; The Bronx: warren ID smith sg Sig
mund II Bleier et al lsmended action 70 reform
and correct a MTG; attorney, Graves Siles
1l2TH ST. i2 West; Tenement House Depart
ment agt Callman Rouse (notiee OF levyJ: at
torney r Watson.
2l5TH ST, W g. lot 56s. map OF Lscona Psrk,
The Bronx Michele Agugano sst Mchione
Cantone notice Of levy: attorney. o Davis
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, s, 1894 Il sot
ls2d st. l39 1lxl35.lo: Francis Keil sgt Ka-
tonsh Construction Co (notice OF levy. sttor-
ney, Davis.
HUGHES AVE. $. i5o n . Of is9th ST. 2r
s7.6: Alnabo Tozzini ct al sgt Fratsntono
, Amabile Realty Co (nouCe OF levy), attorneys
Curtis & Romanga
ELIZABETH ST. 2il TO 245; Joseph schS,rts
agt Rosanna Dunno et al (action TO torecloSe
mechanics hen); attorney siivers'eh.
STANTON ST. 247: Tenement House Depart
ment agt Kate Kennel Inotice OF levy): sttoe-
ney. Watson.
SAME PROPERTY; same sst same tnouce f
leyy); attorney. A Watson.
STANTON ST. 2 5 and 207: Ridge 81. lSs;
Tenement House Department sgt solomon n
Schlanger notice OF levy; attorney, II VAT
son.
18TH ST bl7 East: same sgt Julia Schlo-
bohm notice OF levy); attorney Watson.
ssTTI ST. r4 West: same agt Metropolis Sc
curities Co tnotice Of levy); attorney Wat
! son.
FREDERICK f Proctor et al ast International
Amusement and Realty co ct al (specinc per-
formance: attorney. W F Hart.
PARK AVE. W s. sos II n OF 5sth 81. S0r
ooox irreg 10 5eth 81: Herter Realty Co agt TitIs
Cuarantee and Trust Co ~ al faction 20 declare
Ijen): attorneys. Sheehy. Carroll & Mccormack
,7oD ST. E. 100 II e of Longtellow ave, 2Sx
100. Henry Hathaway agt Benjamin Niau q
al foreclosure OF mts). attorney Dession.
BROADWAY. s65; Beers Realty Co agt Esther
Rlnmcrthal ct al foreclosure Of mts) attorneys,
Hunt Hill g. Belts.
PARK AVE 1913: Martha Schlesinger sst
Nain Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg. az.
torney. VI Harris.
LOT 8. map Of subdivision OF Block $3.50,
o.t6 ward The Bronx; Lazarus Fried - sl sst
Torn p Dun foreclosure Of mtg) attorney,
Bitterman.
CONCORD AVE, 325; Carl Ernst 81 al agt
Harry Mapes ct al (smended foreclosure ot
mtgt: attorneys. Parker & Ernst.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

53D sTREET-Henry d: Winans & May
have sold 40. IS West SD street, a modern
house, on lot 25xl005 feet. for Mrs. George
r. Victor. The purchaser will occupy the
dwelling house in June This is OF the
row Of HOUSES built by McCaferty & Buckley
and is IF high character The street ~ re-
striCted 20 high grad pryatc dwelling houses.
The same firm recently sold the principal in
terest IN No. ~ West j7th street. four story
hish stoop broWnstone mouse. on lot .oNlOo.o
feet. for Miss Anua I. Fliess, who was repre-
sentcd by Nessrs. Cross & Brown. The pur
chaser secures this for investment purposes
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-Han J. How & Co.
have sold for the Althes Rudd Ward estate,
10 the 4. &. e II NJ Hall Realty Company
plot Of about seven lots at the northeast cor
ner Of 114th street and Riverside Drive.
LEXINGTON AVENUE-The five story
building No. 6f5 Lexington avenue. on lot 25x
100 feet. between 54th and 55th streets. has
been sold 10y Max Lowenstein Of the Marlow
Realty Company. The property Is understood
30 have been given in part payment for the
Cla~mont court apartment house. Nos. $40 and
551 West 18TH street bought recently by The
NARROW Realty Company.
BROADWAY - The Philip estate was re-
ported TO have sold No. PISS Broadway. be
tween 18th and 18Th streets. II is on a lot
2j.GX50 5X2jX3i.1 feet
2SD STREET.-THE II. VI. Well Company
and Frost, Palmer & Co have sold for Susan
+. Wooi Nu 1G5 West 23d street four story
building on lot 22x1f26 feet The parcel is
will be improved by the new owner with a
loft building, ,pro5ably ooisht stories high,
from flduh bA benjamin W If'NlltI.
EIGHTH AvENUE-M. Z. FuzGibbor and
George 4. Hampton d Brother have sold for
Mardcr 4 BOhW the northeast corner of
Eighth avenue and 145th street six story
fat with stores. on plo, 4oN1o0 feet.
WAVERLEY PLACF--Thc Rulard & whiting
Company has sold the three three story build
ings Nos 147. 1in, 1jl and 143 Wavcrley
Place for John j. Lone, John A. ard John i.
ROsenbaum and George d. /, Harrison, re-
spectiyely Tho premises comprise over four
thousand square feet on the property Will
be erected a loft building
THE BRONX.
JACKSON AEESTE4-Viucent Horwitz has
gold the two family house No. 11l2 jackson
avenue. on a lot 2OxS7 feet.
TINTON ANFNEE-Julia \. Golden has
sold 70 Mrs. Catherine :. Layclle No. gl6
linton Avenue, a two family dwelling house.
on lot q 6Al3j feet
L.ONGFEL1.GW ANENUE--In exchange for
80 glG linton avenue, Mrs Lavc.le gives 20
Mrs. Golden 40. 1858 LonRfelIow avenue, a
two family dwelling house on lot 25xl0O feet.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

By Joseph Z. Day
155TH ST. 90. 5, Gs.3 It II Morris ave.
q 6xsG.G, sty tenmt. Aaron Moses agt VI v
Minogue ct al; + Hamburg. atty: : Isaacs.
ref: amt due. S4i1s 9S. taxes. etc, S58 81: sub
to first mtg of Sll.joO; 70 the plaintiff for
sl3.G27.
9Th ST. 100. s. d. II 2 II I'd ave. Ok
qG.2. sty tenmt; II G5en agt Solomon Reiner
ct al: Rabe q X. attys; II p Keith, ref: amt
due, 81 sl3 90; taxes, etc. s523 3s: sub 10 prior
mtg Of $500, 70 the plaintiff for sl6i36
GoERCK ST. 81 :, 125 Il n OF Broome ST.
25xiOJ, sty tnmt; also
MADISON ST, $40. e. 95.3 II Of Scanned
-. "a Ky" sly ,,nmt and store ons-eiGhth
Ilurwitz 81 al. Wells & :. attys; . l. Clune.
ref; am, due. 81 2Ga 80. taxes, etc $685. IS. to
Anna i CoO.Nr for $500
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
TELLER AVE 1886 $. 400 # n OF l69th st,
25TsO. 1N25Ntg", sty hrk dwG; J \ Borman ct
a agt isaac Brown ct al; u r Elias. atty:
taxes etc SSSs 81. cub 70 a prior mtg Of 81 go.
wi' hdrawu.
BATHGATE AVE. 1920, 3. 10 It Of I72d
st. 2oyloo sty dws; VIM ArIowsmith. trus-
tee, agt Jos Van Achen ct al; " a DAILY atty,
Il y Fischer ref. aunt due. SALE 30 taxes.
etc, S2i7 80; 10 Dennis Duggan for S,75o.
BY samuel Goldsticker.
COLLEGE AVE. ly45. s 2GO II Of lGjth
st, 22Ag2G, 3 sty brk dwg: Henrietta shpman.
cxtrx. agt Jerome Reiss ct al; g NJ Browne
atty; 5 Menken. ref. amt due. Ss9J4 55;
taxes, etc. S8i7 80: to the plaintiff for $500.
BY the James L. Wells Company.
FOREST AVE. s. 100 II OF l56th st. 25x
81 o, vacant. J " Clarke agt J Clarke It al;
Julius Hedernan. atty; q II Enselhard. ref.
partition. 10 Leonard Well for $2.325.
BY Daniel Greenwald.
18TH ST 1872, : =. 34l IT " Of Columbus ave
I6YlO0 s.y dwg; shern's sale Of all right
title etc. which O g We.ss. as committee, had
on May 3. 1910. or since; Kuerzi. atty;
withdrawn.
2l3TH ST. n y. 1862 q Of White Plains
Ud boXloO Wakefield. l. G<ahie agt Rosaliuo
l. Curto e. al. q " Hamburger, atty. lanes
Kearu.y ref. amt due. Sl1.41I ~. taxes etc
81 O3y "a: adjourned 70 January ..