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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06
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Nezion McSeaI, who was picked
up by a Chicago & Alton freight
'creg / Is miles west of Tbomp-
son, Monday night. with his right
arm cut of near the shoulder and
a bad wound In the head, died at
The Red Cross Hospital at Mobcrly
Wednesday.
McNeal's homo is 10 Sedalia. He
vas recently residing in C~ontralia
where he vas employed by the
plumbing nrm Of Roberts 4 Green.
Mystery surrounds the accident.
French Morris. OF C~entralia. who
came to Mexico with McNeal Monday
evening, is unable 10 explain the
circumstances. Morris also was
slightly injured.
Miss Clara +. kunkel, - years
old. died at the home Of her sister.
Mn. Fred Rohlnng, on East Jackson
street Thursday afternoon. at 3
O'Clock She had been I'll for about
three Neeks. The funeral was
from the residence on East Jack,
son street Saturday afternoon at
go O'Clock and the remains we're
inferred in EImwood cemetery.
Besides Mrs. Rohlfing, the d.
ceased is survived By the folloving
brothers and sisters Mrs. TiIlie
Moore. 81 Louis; Mrs Emma Bourn,
Pike county: Chas Kunkel. Granite
City. IL; George. Ed and John
Kunkel Of this city
The Ledger joins other friends In
extending sincere sympathy to The
berezyed ones
Denver Colo jane So
The remains Oh Ralph Tas5a,. leg.
merly OF Mexico. No. who died q,
Fl Robinson. Thursday. ~ers buried
here to-day. Death vas the result
Of zofteniHg Of the brain
Ralph Talbot was leader Of the e
gal profession 10 Deurer for thin.
y year. and q regent Of TIE state
university al Boulder He vas bo--
in FayeIe, No. Aug. u. 1870. His "a
TIER was DT. Joha A. Talbot Tzs
RI Rev EtheJhart Talbot b.sbo1
Of The Episcopal Church In tss do
cese q Bethlehem. Pa is 4 bro;h.
@. SIN another bro1ser lie Rev.
Robert Talbot s rector Of 81. Paula
Episcopal Cagreh AZ Wzshirg,os. IL
1850 Mr. Talbo, married Mss Fran.
ees Hardi1 a niece Of Covernu
icAzFia Hardin Of Missouri Be
sides TIE sadox a daughter ans
four soas survive
Mr. J. c r. Buuz former, d,
ia& city, died az . o'eto,k Tgesdsv
afternoon al the home n beg tzvzb.
ter in Poz9aa Cal s saH sbcst
iATes weeks ago severely injured bsr
AID ~as the cause q her DEAN.
Ihe tg-eFal arrangements have "a.
oeea lea-e1 bli IL Is prosab,e ia;
The Fezaias win arrive here mex,
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

S9rains require careful treatment
Keep gz5et ard apply Chambsr,aizE
Li1lzeat freely. i viii remgFe
the soreaess and quickly restore the
parts 70 ? healthy condition For
sale b. al dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

Meier eafe hoIas On . soarseF
Wit4oas = bottle q -Chsnberlslas
colie. Cbo1era and Da.rhoez Eeue
ldy. i almost certain 10 be need
ed ard Gzzeot be oBtztnsd Hhen On
board the ears or steamships P0r
SAX 5y al aaaIers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

Tns Kansas Cisy Times says A
Henry CogntY mar says that The
drought cut his osis 50 shOTi tazt
be had to harvest them with q read
grader
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

Viet0F Victor. OF Columbia. e in
Mexic0 On business. Mrs. Victor and
mother. Mrs. w. Msyfleld. are also
here 70 attend the funeral Of Mrs
Ismee ". Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

Dr. A. A. wallace pastor Of the
i'rcg5YssriaR Church Of Mexico. de-
parts this week for Newburg. n. Y.
EAsfe he viii preach OF The 1ssh
and I7th q July.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

Mrs RhiEehart. Maskogee Okla
and Miss HUFF. Waco. Texas. are
guests Of Mrs. J. ". Smith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

a crowd Of young people under
the chaperonage Of Mesdames Dur.
kee and Glendye will start next week
fos a camping party al HeirePs
Bridge. north Of ftown. Those Who
'EM participate IN the outing ard
Misses istth Darkee. Margaret Cave
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

Airs J. W smiiA gave a most co
3oyabls twelve O'Clock lunch wedpez.
day. IN honor OF her guests Mrx.
RAlnehaEt Nuskogee. Okla AID
Hiss HIT. Waco. Texas. The 5,.eE
was seryed from q handsome round
table. bare except for lace doll
and the center plat Of pink holly.
aOchs arranged in a ,Gai cut glass
bowl Pink topped candles were
Sea ioF decoration also The,
gpes other than those mentioned
@eFc Mesdanes clay Mcclure, II.
p. Warden, James English aud Ton
Hamilton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

Nns san SHARP uas the pleasant
hostess Tuesday. sor Misses Mis
NE Lee and Mary Noe. Cen,ralls.
and Mr. G. L. Cae9eY Berkley. Cali.
Mr. Cheney and Miss Lee
Wlll shortly BE- married . returr
70 California 10 reside
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-06

Dr. yooEhies cooas gave a de-
Lg1iial ANH tets Wednesday ey-
eEiag foE his cousin Miss <gath
1aeEman Tie large reranda and
Lawn al the Coos reesezee we-e
~ilaHfaet WitA japanese aatsrus
and TIE sixtr1rs ygszs people as
seDbAed spea' tae il-1e aost peas
anuy 10 games pfszeaz1iue ana
ul1sie Laoch al eleven O'Clock coz
ciaaed The pheasant affair
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
RAGING BILL
FOR TONIGHT
Big Running Events to be
seen in auditorium.
KuLIckf FoRD

The Auditorium management mai
made extensive preparations for the
racing bill to be presented tonight
in the Auditorium. Latest decisions
has caused arrangements for a ten
and two three-mile events to be helm,
1t had originally been planned to
hold a fifteen mile race, together
with three short preliminaries. As
no long races seemed to be desired,
the main attraction was cut to ten
miles, which seems to be the popu-
lar distance for running races held
in this city. There> will be two
highly interesting three-mile pre-
liminaries.
The big race is ~srheduled to start
at 9 o'clock and will consume about
an hour. Entered r q number of
the most celebrated runners of the
East. The field will include about
the same runner as were scheduled
to appear in the recent three-hour
a night race for three nights.
Tonight's program will open about
s o'clock with a three-mile prelim-
mary, in which Preston. Hoffman,
Halbert and perhaps Stevens, will be
entered. These are conceded to be
among the best amateur unners in
this section. They hold good records
for performances in the Auditorium.
A contest with all of them entered Is
expected to become interesting.
An attractive race should result in
the match between Johnny Sullivan,
of Woodbridge, and Al. Raines, of
this city. They will run three miles
prior to the beginning of the main
attraction. Plenty of lively work Is
looked for, as each member win try
with every effort to get away from
the other fellow from the start.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
deaf MUTE TEAM BEAT
|NAMELESS CROWD HERE
Basketball Fans Witness Lively Con-
test Saturday Might Team Work
Of victors Worthy of Praise.
SCORE WAS IS TO y

An excellent exhibition of amateur
basketball was given on the Audito-
rum court Saturday night, when the
Deaf Mute State Champions, of Or
ange, defeated the Nameless Five, OF
Woodbridge, by a score of 35 to 81.
The contest was interesting from
start to finish. The style Of play of
the Orangftes pleased the spectators
and there came rounds of applause
whenever they made a good play.
They showed plenty of skill as a team
had worked as efficiently as condi-
lions would permit. A slippery floor
hhmpered the progress of both sides
to a certain extent.
The Nameless aggregation, an out
At composed Of players from this
city, Woodbridge and Sewaren,
showed some form. The members
played we'll individually, but 1t was
evident that they had seldom IL
ever played together before. Alb
sence of effective team work was no
ticable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
FRED (K8N1

The first dirt track meet OF the
year will be held -on the Fair
Grounds track at New Orleans, be-
ginning SATURDAY, February 25, and
running for three days. 1t will be
the third annual Mardi Gras carnival
and there is promise in the entry list
of many new records for the old
course. Twenty-Five cars have been
entered and the list probably will
number more than thirty before it
closes officially.
One of the most interesting fea-
lures of the meet will be the appear
ance of Lewis Strang as a pilot of
Case racing cars. The Case Com
pany contemplates a most extensive
campaign of racing this year, incIud-
ing participation in the five hundred
mile contest at Indianapolis and in
the classic road contests of the sea-
son. Strang is the firms main de-
pendence, the other two drivers be-
ing practically unknown to the pub
lie. Beicher, Disbrow and Kulick
are also entered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
A. c. FINDS
EASY VICTORY
Insurance. companys Team
Faalls savsa s1' sssSss

6pertdf TO E6A ETHNxYFNt NnwNM~@se3M
TottenvilIe, Feb. 20:-The Tot
tenville A. c.. basketball aggregation
found an easy victory in the North
british and Mercantile Insurance
Company team on the X. of P, court
here saturday night. The T. A. G.
squad seemed to take matters rs they
pleased. winning by q score of As to
II. The same team walloped the
local members earlier in the season.
The local aggregation appeared In
superb form, it's members playing
like demons. The insurance men,
try as they may, could not ward Off
the onslaught of the T.. A. G. war
riors. The Iatters' team work was
superior and they shot with accu-
racy. A ~good-sized crowd was on
hand. The lineups and core:
T. A. G. No. b. s. M. L. G.
Bedell, Walters .......... Slocum
right forward
Pagnod Cordet5
left forward
Belts Thonger
Macan, Cline ........... Steimel
right guard
Paugh -.... Roberts
left guard
Field goals: Pagnod, Z; Belts. 8:
Bedell, 6; Macan, 1; Paugh, L;
Thonger, 8; Slocum, /; Cordets, 1;
Steimel, /; Roberts, i. Goals from
fouls: Bedell, 8; Belts, /; slocum,
3 Referee. Hudson: t%imekeeper,
Palmer; scorer, Paugh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
sHERIFFss sAIns


u cess FN44Ssssa6& ~ 1faesSafte
appsaasAsneAs 4s.a5g
to me directed and delivered / win
eT Rn Fs g sals at publle vendas * 4.
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND
at two o'clock in the afternoon OF the
said day. at b Sheriff's office. In the
All those two certain lots, tracts,
or parcels OF land and premises. here
matter particularly described. situate.
Amboy. IN the County Of Middlesex and
State. OF New Jersey. Being the sa1aa
P Poster H ~hoaHssg By & 9o sas sasa NJ WY WIZ
February 18th. 1860. and recorded "a
e q ei March H's IS 1880 81 sd IL BOOK 81. 81
by Rebecca Croweli. and others, bear-
in said County Clerks office MAY IL,
1852, in Book IS of Deeds, on page PAS,
&cs which said two lots taken to-
gether form one tract and as such are
Bounded and described as follows to-
wit:
Beginning at a point on the easter
Ily sid of Water street between Smith
and Market streets. at the northwest-
.erly corner Of lands late of Jofn r.
Watson, deceased. and from thence
line of water street elghty-one feet
more or less (S1) to land OF Abraham
slaight; thence essterly. along h1
south line OF Abraham Slaight, fifty
two (52 IT'D to the southeast corner
of said lot; hence southerly at right
angles to the south line Of Abraham
easterly on a line parallel to said
south line of Abraham Slaight twenty.
seven feet CT ft-): thence southeriy
easterly in a parallel line as before
mentioned t~wenty-seven feet sin
inches CT IT, 8 IND to the westerly
six inches (32 1T. 9 in.) to the north
erly line of the lot conveyed as afore-
said by Cornelius w: Winant: themes
low water mark on the sound: thence
southerly with low water mark, thtr-
ty-three feet, more or less t3s 81 70
westerly along the northerfy line OF
said last mentioned lands to the point
or place Of beginning, II being un-
nants hereinafter mad by the said An-
drew Foster Higgins are not to exc
tend, to the iands above described TX
on the Arthur KuIl or Staten Island
Sound.
Being the same premises conveyed
to the said Jacob Hanson by Andrew
Foster Higgins and Sarah H.. his wife.
by deed dated Dec. 2. 1890, and record-
ed in the Middlesex County Clerks Of
la Book 237 of Deeds, page II, Be
Together with all and singular she
tsnements, hereditaments and appursR
tenances therennto belonging. and tho
resersions and rematnders, rents. is
sues and profits thereof. and also an
the estate, right. title and interest OF
the said defendants OF. In, and to 1hAss
WILLIAM Fl. oUAcKENsoss,
Sherin.
sac. So.
1890 1g4se-2-s-ls-20-2g-4-e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
CURTIS TEAM
WINS MATCH
sssosaI TO the EvENrno NEWS.

ssecsaI to the EVENING NEWS.
Tottenyille, Feb. 20:@The Curtis
basketball team. of this place, de-
feated the Y. M. O. C. junior gum
tette by a score of 20 to IS, Saturday
night. The contest was close for a
time, but the Tottenville lads were
on the aggressive side most of the
time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
THREE GAMES
WERE PLAYED
Catholic Juniors Meet With
Success on Island.
Special to tbs EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Tottenville, Feb. 2O:-Three
basketball games played here Satur-
day between young teams from this
section resulted In victories for the
Catholic juniors, the Kilibilloos ard
the Baptist Brotherhood boys. TIE
Catholic Juniors first defeated the
Baptist juniors by a score Of Is to
IL; then the Kilibilloos defeated the
Ashlands, of Perth Amboy, by a
score Of 3S to 33, and In the last
contest the BAPTIST boys walIopcd
the Catholic altar boys in the one
sided shape of Al to 8. The lineupa
and score of the big game:
Kilibiiloos Ashlands
Paugh Regan
right forward
Maed8
left forward
opect ..... .....- Foster
centre
Evans ................ McCreery
right guard
McGarTy Davis
left guard
Field goals-Paugh, z; Price. s.:
Spect, 2; Regan, 8; Macan, s.; Fos-
ter, 3; McCreery, 5. Goals from
fouls-Paugh, 2; Price, 4; Me-
Creepy, /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
NATIONALS LOSE TO
IR0RSIDES AT NEWARK

Newark, FEB. 20: Playing be-
fore a big crowd at Kemper's Hall
yesterday afternoon the Ironsides'
basketball contingent defeated the
National Turn Verein five in the G
ond game of a home-and-home ser
les, the score being &c to FL. Prob
ably 500 people crowded the small
| court to its capacity, while 1t be-
| came necessary long before the start
| Of the contest to turn more than 200
fans away. As the Nationals sue
| eeeded in getting away with the first
| game on their home court, 1t was up
to the Ironsides to win the second
game to even up matters me
'.come back" stunt was accomplish
ed. although the home five was
forced to play its hardest, especially
in the final period.
That the Ironsides were out for
revenge was noticeable right at the
start when they began shooting bas-
kets before the Turner's awoke 10
the fact. Bruggy's shooting In the
first period of play brought forth APP
plause time and again from the
crowd. 1t looked as ii the IRON
sides would nave an easy time of It,
for when the first half closed the
~scoreboard read, Ironsides, 10; Ma
tionals, 2.
In the second half of play, how
ever, the Nationals supporters were
given something to cheer about, as
the Turner lads began finding the
basket and were getting close up to
the home fye when the whistle blew
announcing the end of the contest.
In the second half Conian went in at
forward In place of Buggy, while
Ranch went In at guard in place of
|Iitz. The change seemed to weaken
the home team as the pace set by
the Nationals soon began to tell at
ter the change had been made. 1t
is probable that a third game will be
arranged, to be played on a neutral
court. The lineup:
Ireusides Nationals
Bruggy, K~nechels Weber, d. Reimer
forwards
Jay Doyle monochrome. Birch
centre
Curly, Litx M. Rsemer, Koermaier
guards
Field goais-Bruggy, s.: Knoch-
els, 2: Litz, q: Jay Doyle. D. Riemer.
g. Weber, 2: M. Rtemar, Birch q:
Koermaier, 3. Free throw-Weber.
observation-disclosures for Bruggy,
Ranch for Ldtz. Referee-Patten.
1fmnira-RertSch
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
STERLING WILL OPPOSE
HAMILTON FIVE AGAIN

The Sterling and Hamilton bowl
ing fyes. of Tottengille, will again.
try conclusions on the topia alleys
Ia this city on Wednesday afternoon.
John Sterling, Alfred Fisher, Fl Ka-
Dor, George LaForge and Alonzo
Cole will appear for this SterIsngs,
aud Charles Hamilton, j. Crane,
Charles Tomaain, l.. Hudic and
Thadtus Cline for the Hansiltonians.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
"Adn Wolpast Marr,ed.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 2o.-
Adolph (.Ad') Wolgast. champion
lightweight pugilist, was quietly
married here to Miss Mildred En-
sign, nineteen years old. The hon
eymoon win be a trip to New York.
where the champion fights Knock
out" Brown on March 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20

In the matter of
application of the Notice Of Com
council OF the city frmation of AS
of Perth Amboy, in sessment and
the County OF Mid Report,
dlesex, for the APP
potntment of commits
sioners TO estimate
and assess the bene-
fits to lands in the
vicinity of the new
sewer laid and con-
strueted in Baker
Place from Sayre
Avenus to New Rruns-l
wick avenue, in the
ECity OF Perth Amboy.
Notice Is hereby given that the
above named Court, this day, confirm
ed n eport of the commission
ers appointed In the above stated mat
ter, and ordered TO be transmitted for
collection, the assessed
against the properties benefited. by
the construction OF the said sewer
that the same has been delivered to
me for collection, and are due and
payable at the ONCE of the Collector
of Revenue, at thu City Hall, In the
City of Perth Amboy.
Dated Perth Arnhoy. ~, 3. February
RICHARD f. WHITE,
Collector OF Revenue.
f87s1-a-1s-sti
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
BOWLING MATCH OFF
FOR A SHORT PERIOD
Special to the EVENING VIEWS.

Special to the EVENING VIEWS.
T~ottenville, Feb. 20:-A bowling
match between an Aquehonga second
team and the Active bowlers, OF HUI
guenot, scheduled to have been
rolled Thursday night, has been
postponed for a few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20

BAKER PLACE SEWER.
hIfsidaesex County Court of Common
Pleas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
AMBoY AVENUE SEWER.
sfsddIesex County Court OF Common
Pleas.
Notice of Con-
armnfion of AS
sesssaeat and
Report.

In the matter OF
application of the Notice of Com
Council of the City hrnnnfion of As-
OF Perth Amboy, In sessnseat and
the County of Mid Hepoxf.
dlesex, for the ap-
pointment of commits
sioners to estimate
and assess the bene-
fits to n in the
vicinity OF the new
sewer laid and con
structed in Am
boy Avenue from JEFF
frey Street to Hall
Avenue to connect
with the Sewer In
Hall Avenue In abe
City of Perth Amboy.
Notice is hereby given that the
above named Court. this day, confirm
ed the final report of the commission
ers appointed In the above stated mat
ter, and ordered to be transmitted for
collection, the amounts assessed
against the properties benefited, by
| tho construction Of the said sewer
that the same has been delivered 10
I me- for eoIlectlon, and are due and
payable at the Once of the Collector
lof Revenue, at the City Hall. In the
City OF Perth Amboy.
Dated Perth Amhoys n r., February
RICHARD r. WHITE
Collector Of Revenue,
1S76e-2-la-at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20

II you do not read tha NEWS
every day sou wHn mias a crest deal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20
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* you do nor read alse NEWS
svery day you #i1l miaa d great deaf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20

The tally was 2 0 to 10 in favor of
the O~rangeites at the Conclusion OF
the first half. Members of the deaf
mute team took turns at scoring,
while Schwartz and Schoder scored
most of the tally received by the
home team. The lineups and score:
Deaf Mutes. Nameless.
Coyne Biting
right forward
IieuueH s.... ....--.- foLter
left forward
Bradley schwartz
center
right guard
MetZler Sarok1n
left guard
Golden Nickenig
substitute
Field goals: Coyne, s; Hedden,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-20

Field goals: Coyne, s; Hedden
A; Pace, 4; Bradley, L; Metzler. 8;
Schwartz, 6; Schoder, 8; Potter, 1.
Goals from fouls: Schwartz, s.; Pace,
i: Referee, Van Mulchahey. Time
of halves. fifteen minutes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-05

Busine.--Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing co, is
-John AT Ph Main 1925 or City S3ss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-05
TAX RATE WILL
Be ABOUT sl8.4O
Assessor Nagel Estimates That SIS,
100000 Worth of Property Has
Been Added To Rolls.

Predictions OF 5000. 900 increase
In the city's assessment. the largest
In its history, with one exception,
were substantiated by Assessor John
c. Nagel. Thursday. on the completion
OF the work OF the board OF review
Nagel had refused to make any pre-
dictions before. because he was not
certain what the board OF review
would do with the increases which
he made in the eastern district. no
tably on Jefferson-ave, the Indian
village" and the Cook farm. With
these approved and his district as
sured OF a s12.000.00O boost. he gave
out a statement.
His estimate includes a 100000
increase in the central district, leav-
ing the rest to come from the western
district. The total increase will place
the city's valuation at $402. 100000.
and means a tax rate of about $3.50.
The boost is 100000 in excess OF
last years increase, when $4,000, 900
Of d. u. r. property was put on the
tax roll. II is exceeded only by that
of 1907, when the annexation of a
large amount Of territory and boom
In the automobile industry caused an
increase from $3o5,O00.000 to 1885,
900, 200.
The council held short special
meeting. Thursday night, and adopted
the report OF the board OF review.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-05
ORDERS
SALE OF D. 7. 81.
Railway Property Will Be Disposed
of for the Satisfaction Of
Mortgages.

After weeks of argument, in which
eminent counsel from Detroit. New
York and Ohio we're pitted against
one another. Judge Swan, OF the Uni
ted States court, on Thursday,
reached a decision and signed a de-
cree for the sale of the Detroit, To-
ledo q Ironton railway. and property
held by II, for the satisfaction OF
mortgages.
The decree Is a complicated one.
IL Is made In favor on the Knicker-
booker Trust Co., of New York, and
William j. Courtney and the Citizens
National bank, of Springfield, o..
whose interests are junior to the lien
of the New York Trust Co.. as trus-
tee under general lien and divisional
first mortgage.
The decree requires that within
five days of its entry the Detroit, To-
ledo & Ironton railway shall pay TO
the New York Trust Co., trustee, "a
253. 900, with $242,099.66 interest, also
SIS, 060 interest and $4,753.91 interest,
or be barred from equity OF redemp-
ton; and the lien of the New York
Trust Co. shall be enforced, subject
I'D u ulOTlBdBc VI uOCu VI tIuot 6iNOh
to the Central Trust CO.. on the part
OF the Ohio Southern division OF the
road. This deed OF trust was TO Sc
cure an authorized issue OF $4,500,OOO
of bonds. due March 1, 1941.
Elmer w. VOORHEES, Is appointed
special master to make the sale or
the property, and the sale Is to be
held at the old Delray station on
River-st. at a time to be set by him.
No bid OF less than $2,500,00 Is TO be
accepted, and check or other Sc
curities for $4,000 must accompany
each bid.
After the New York Trust Co.'S
claim Is satisfied, the Knickerbocker
Trust Co., as trustee, Is TO be paid
$1,570, 705.65. This is second mort
gage lien on the D., T. & |. railway
and is also a first mortgage on LOLA
shares OF preferred stock OF the Ann
Arbor railroad, and 100 shares OF the
capital stock of the Toledo Southern
railway, which are pledged as part
of the security.
The Ohio claimants are subsidiary
to these Provision Is made for the
beginning OF a suit within 80 days
after the signing OF the decree IL any
OF the interested parties wishes to de-
termine the priority Of receivers GER
tificates, given to pay expenses or
the road during its financial trouble.