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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-11-18
WEATHER FORECAST

STATE-UnsettIed tonight. Wednes-
day probably local rain. Colder
north portion. Colder Wednes-
day.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

terday. The morning game and the
second afternoon game Were interest
ing contests. the other game OF the
day being very much of u farce
There was u large and enthusiastic
attendance M the double header.
Everything indicates that the league
will be more successful financially
and from all standpoints this year.
than last year.
Yesterday morning the Postoffic.
team noscd out a ninth inning vic
tory from the Butchers and Groccrs
by score OF 10 I. The Butchers
had the game tied up and ready 10
carry away up to tn" last stnnza
when things began TO happen and to
cap the climax big Bill Wilson per-
miitcd Don Wade'x eroundcr TO get
Through him allowing the two win
ming runs to tally. II was hard
zane 10 lose. Baron was at his
hest and had the mail carriers at his
mercy. striking out fourteen men.
The Butchers outhit the victors but
big Bill mis,aid the horscsho. and
the stuff was off. After Wood lcf,
the slab q. Mars. the high school
,wiricr. served the pills and allowed
tn. Butchers only one score In eight
innings. The game was marrcd by
the unfortunate Injury Of Catcher
Cochran OF the Butchers In the third
inning. His hand WIS split by y
foul tip and III. injury had In b" at
tended by II physician. feature
was "a onc-hnndcd catch OF Mig Dill
Wilson.
II was one. two. 'hrc" for III. boyf
nf Uncle sam up to III" eighth Inn
Ing Thcr. was one out and Wade
Handed raj. on u fumbl" by Wiiso I,
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LATEST SPORT GOSSIP

He was advanced when Wood went
out. pitcher to first. W. Mars was
soaked In the stats and G. Mars drove
in two with IA slyashing two lsackcr.
In the first OF the ninth the
Butchers had II chance to cinch the
game. Three on bases and none
down. Mars ti:htened up and Ever
ct, Wood demonstrated how Bobby
Wallace used to field at short In his
pa lmiest days. lie threw out two ut
the home base and retired tn" side
with a heavc to first.
There were two down for the Post
office team In the ninth and two
strikes on Don Wade when tn. big
thing" happened. Jackson had hi,
safe. Harlan was given a life when
Doan juggled a groundcr. and when
youthful Donald came up he tried To
lose the ball nine times by foulins 1t
over In the orchard. Just as the din
ner bell was ringing he smashed n
grass burner down to big Bill and
the robust second sackcr stopped for
II aud let II roll mcrriiy by. Jack
son and Harlan came scampcring
home. Nun said. The score:
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Power Co. Defeats
the e. & 5. Team

by punching hits In the sixth in
ming the Power company TEN yestcr-
day defeated the c. and 5. team by
the score OF s to =. Up to that time
II was n close and interesting con-
test. McCiclland. who relieved Bar
ten of the railroadcrs in the eighth
allowed only six men to face him In
the two innings. striking out all
six. In IN. ninth inning the &. and
y. boys threatened To break up the
game. TIL. first man up slamed one
of Lochard's shoots for three bag
ger. with bases iull Tommy famed
ihrcc In SUCCESSION. The scOrc:
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. MAY Hogs: Receipts
io.0oo. Market steady to u shad.
of. Bulk of sales N.35@i \. 50. light
s.30n $50. mixed s.i.sr s.sa: h'a',
IS.tomS.ts. rough 1..on $40. pig,
i. GO 81 SEQ.
Cattle: Receipts $4,000. Market
strong. generally Toe np. Reeves
..SoTS: Texas steers ..s".I IS.
Western "a $50. b-rvcs ..SoaS:
Texas steers .son '.s.: western ."
sac: stockers and feeders 6.loh
'S.Io: cows and h"ifcrs irs.:5:
calves so $50.
sheep: Receipts 5000. Market
steady to l0c lower Nativ" gu
as. western G.lOH 30: y"arlings
G50nS: lambs. native. eco" Nh.
western. G.,5T $50.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

The last game OF the day which
resulted In u victory for the Red SoN.
, 10 o. was n pitchers battle between
Olson and John Abbott. Abbott was
good for four innings and gung four
straight COOS. eggs on the pcnhahf
winners. In the fifih he weakened
and the SoX scored three. Salazar
fin ishcd tn. game for the Printers.
The Sox sarncrcd only four sai. hits.
Olson was invincibl". No, only did
he score the first shut out Of ih"
season but allowed III" Prints only
two mcasl"y hits and famed twelve,
bartholomew laid two bagg"r over
Curtis head In sunfi"ld and in I'll"
seventh pinch Hitter Smith cracked
one out bet wrcn center and right
and was nabbcd trying To stretch II
to II two bags"r. The score:
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. May a.-StrcnIthcninI nI
Of the leading foreign markets owing
TO reports that Montenegro would
Yield to the powers. WAS rcflcsi"d
here today In an increased demand
for stocks. European orders flowed
Into this market al the outset. and as
they came into competition with
bidding by tn. shorts tn. whole mar
k-, advanced vigorously.
While the demand seemed to com"
largely from til" short Interest. OPP
.ra,ions for the long account w.S
more excessive. Bui, traders were
no, willing to take u decided stand.
however and r"fraincd from akEr.s-
I'll. mos, urgent demand from tn"
shorts had been satisfied.
The possibility OF important dccis-
ions by the supreme court today
tended to slow down dealings and tn"
market grew duh on moderate r"-
c"ssions.
Bonds were steady.
Will, the general market was cas-
i"r after midday. the Hartman stocks
W'Ne
spite tn" consent OF the court to an
extension to July I OF the tim. for
the dissolution. southern Pacific
was mos, affected. falling nearly two
points below Saturdays close.
Not many orders were executed in
the late session and the li-t was
dcadlockcd for long intcrvalc. Prices
held up better. tn. general list
showing some inclination to move in
dcpcndcntly OF the Hartman group.
The market closed strong.
The stability OF prices In the alb
s.ncc OF any sustaining buying i'm
pressed 'h" short Interests and bid
ding for stocks was more general in
the final dealings.
Reading. AmalEamatcd and Union
Pacific responded sharply and there
were alao advances elsewhere to the
highest of the day.
Amalramated s5: Sugar lliT:
Atchison oa1: Reading IG29: South
crn Pacific nSi: Union Pacific 1903:
steel GLE: Steel preferred. extra divi-
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Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo. May '-ta'tl'
receipts 1.o0o. Mark., zoe higher.
Native steers 1dN.5: southern
steer. "a SIS: southern steers ..2a
as: southern cows and hoif"rs i..5
125. native cows I..'1 $50:
siockcrs and feeders G.S"'i $50.
bulls 5.7aa $50: calves G.5oH 10:
western steers 4 - ..:5: western
COWS i.:' 1.s5.
Hogs: Receipts 5000. Market
steady. Bulk of sales sac "a S.3s
heavy. S.:oH S.3n: packers and
butchers $3.50 $50: light $500
$40. pigs 7.25h 7.Ij.
SHEEP: Receipts 5000. Buttons
sd G.1a: Colorado lambs 1.6os $50:
range wcthers and y"arling- :. 80 Fl
I.25. range ewes II $50.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

summary: Two base hits: Caponl.
Salazar.
Passed Balls: Chacon.
struck out: by Crcsto. I: BY Ca
poni. 9: by Wade, l..
Bases on balls; off Cr"sio. ; of
Caponi. |: off Lamb. !.
Double play: Sales. unassistcd.
Wild pitche: Lamb.
Time OF game I 80.
Umpire: Ross.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
HELD FOR HEARING ON
STATUTORY CHARGE

Jose Cordova was arrested at Coke
dale on aSturday and lodged In the
county Jail charged with a statutory
oftcnsc. He will he given hearing
before Justice Of the peace Goodcn
at Sopris.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

There will be "a meeting of
City League managers Tues
day evening at eight o'clock
at the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms. II Is urged that all
III. League teams be repre-
sentcd as there is consider
able business OF importance
To come up. The Postofficc
aud Century Brewing team
nr. asked To post the Iuaran-
tee of $2.S5 and TO deposit
sam. with III" secretary or
treasurer nj tn" meeting.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

Scor. by innings:
L.. IS 1 u Z" u u l-@
Power 20 q u o 0-S
Struck out by Iochard. s: by f'ar-
ton .: by M.Ciriland ..
Umpire: Caldwell.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
THE WOOL MARKET

81. Louis. Mo. May Wool
steady. northern and western m"di.
ums l.n lie.
Light bury ian i.c.
slight bury itHi i.c.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

The Pos,ofncc and Red Sox teams
took firs, plac" In the city l.casu"
percentage column by winning yes
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
THE MONEY MARKET

New York. MAY Money on call
steady. ga 2 per cent.
Time loans easier: 60 days I per
cent: 90 days inii six months u
T4i per cent.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
E1aIN BUTTER QUOTATIONS

Elzin. III. May 5.-Buttcr steady
at Is cents.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
BASEBALL RESULTS SATURDAY
American Association.

American Association.
At Toledo: Toicd" l: Minneapolis
10.
Al, indianapolis: Indianapolis .:
Columbus \,
,t Kansas City-Kansns Ci,y o:
I.ouisyiil" 4"
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
THE COTTON MARKET

New York. MAY COTTON spot
closed quiet. Mldling Gulf l2.2".
sales $500 bales.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

Score by innings
Printers ......s h" o."
Red Sos ... ... % Z" o ; inN-i
Batteries: Abbott. Salazar and
Hague. Olson and Wilcox.
summary: Two has" hit: RaTthoio.
new.
Passed bali. Salasar
Struck out. by Abbott. :. by Ssia-
,ar. .: by Olson. IL.
Bases on balls. off Abbott. .. off
Salnsar. I: off Olson. I.
Double plays. Abbott &" Ksm"y.
Hit by pitched hall. I,am"y.
Time Of game, i:?"
Umpire: Ross
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Batteries: Caponi. Lamb. Wad"
and Chacon: bradley. Crcsto and Sal
aZar.
"Caponi out for leaving base.
s.Martin out batting out OF turn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
American Association.

Columbus 4: Kansas City 1.
st. Paul .: Louisville I.
Toledo s. Minneapolis O.
Indianapolis .: Milwaukee J.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

'NlfHZb. May 5s-fi'HNN rams vi
Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma to-
day weakened wheat here. \ de-
pressing factor was also u report plac-
Ing the condition of wheat in Mis-
souri, at rs per cent& with only one
per cent acreage. Opening prices
showed an average Of a shade higher
10 ! lower July began a shade to
lower at aO7 a : to 81 and cased off
TO aos
" he close was steady with July at
?O,T J. q net loss of &c.
July corn opened l lower at 65f
and dipped TO 55s.
The close was easy with July at
55s. a net decline OF fc.
July ats started shade off at
3i- and went : lower
CLOSE: Wheat. May oOl: July
%. !: September ooiT,.
Corn. May 5ls a Z: July 55-: Sep
tembcr 5G,T2.
Oats. May 35.; July ais; septcm-
Der 3ts.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

CLOSE: Pork. May 1900 ~,
July 1855: September 1889 {" 80
Lard. May 1887. July 1875:
September 1855.
Ribs: MAY it.::3: July ii."':
Sept cmh"r 1851
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

summary: Two has" hits: Il Mars.
two.
Three base hits. Chacon.
struck out. by Barron -. by Mari
10.
Has. on balls. off Mars. l.
Hit by pitched balls. Allen. W
Mars. Kirschn-r.
Time of game: so.
Umpire. Ross.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
P,0,AND RED S0X
LEAD IN CITY
LEAGUE
RACE
STANDING CITY LEAGUE
Sunday Results.

FORIOTiIcc .. HNiChcfs 7
X. Il ". ~: Butchers =.
Red SoN I. Printers u.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

July ats started a shade off a
3ls and went : lower
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

With 10" CREST" giving clever
lmpctsonaiion u! Io" Wood til" " &
". aggregation played horse with tn"
Century beer maker. by the score Of
/: to .. Joc Was in fin" form and
held the Schn"id-ri'cS Iuni"-s up to
the seventh inning when hs n com
binaiion Of errors and two safe swats.
the brewer. workers coaN.J two men
over. Jus, then 'P"ko. tn" jinS.
turned u double somrrSaul' and stood
on his i-i ear with delight. Th"
printers played In good form. 4
fraiur" was tn" work Of Mansk"r on
first and consistent catching oi
saiasar. no, forgetting. Of course.
..ha, Cr-.io held tn" opponents to five
scattered hits.
The viCtors were no, demons with
the stick. however. w-lyc errors
w.r. chaikcd up against the beer
makers Caponi. who started out 'o
pitch. retired in the second inning
when he was taken III. running TO
third base. Tony was working good
hut was given miserable support as
he usually Is Lamb lasted on" inn
ing and then went way back aud sat
down. 4 husky lad named Wad" fin
ishcd the game and kept the hits
well scattered. Th" score:
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
American League.

American League.
Wash iugton :. NDr,on !.
Philadelphia =: New York q.
Chicago 4. Detroit T.
Cleveland II: ST. Louis s.
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Western League.
D"s Moin"s =. iviS CITY ..

National League.
BROOKLYN I. IIos,on l.
philadelphia J. New York ..
1t. Louis u. PitisburE =.
Cincinnati .: Chicago I.
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THE M lark r T S
~ .FVLL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
~ DAILY REPORTS "
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. May 5.-Provisions were
irregular. opening being 3" i"c low.
cr. Trade ws. lishi and scattered.
July nrst prices:
Pork: i?t:..
Lard: io.''sm 1859.
Ribs: l0.3'..
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY
National League.

National League.
Pittsburg /: Cincinnati ..
st. Louis 10: Chicago \.
American League.
st. Louis 4: Cleveland J.
cD'roit 9: Chicago /.
Western League.
Denver 2: Lincoln y.
Omaha =: -. Joseph 1.
Topeka 6: Wichita o.
Dcs Moines-Sioux City game post.
poncd: rain.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
TOTiI.i

score bv innings
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

Score by innings:
Pos'oUi-" - " -
Hu,,hrrs "a I" " I" " at
Batteries: Wood. q. Msr- and
Wade: barron and Cochran. Cha.on.
1.-TWO out when winniEnr run was
scored.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

Chronic,e-Ncws soc . month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

Amalramated 15: Sugar ll1T:
A,chison oa9: Reading ,G27: South
crn Pacific nSi: Union Pacific 1893
Steel GLE: Steel preferred. extra divi
iend. 1861,
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
For Sale

New and 2nd hand furniture. car
pets. rugs. stoves. Call Trim. 632. W.
Z. Rankin 4 Co.. an ". Main. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05

When you want to buy or sell.
call ON us at i30 to 1884 Elm street.
Trinidad or Main street. AKuilar.
You will find n complete line Of new
and second hand furniture rugs.
stoves and stove repairs nt both
stores. Phone Trim. $50. Carmichael
4 Co. n.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
Wanted-Male Help
For Rent.

Furnished housekeeping rooms
Phone Red it@:. 400 University. II
The sun., 1913-10-23

Trial Bciore Dikc. j. Court opens AZ 10 A. N.
Rosso Tallarco. acit; samuel Friedman, rec;
John johnson. rape. aslt; Michael Pedro. alias
Michael Pctro. rob. cd lar. rec: thaunccy Sloet,
Daniel IJoughcrty. 8,lt Benny Iahoska manslau
Part u. Bcf,u" Tawcctt. y. John Mclean.
burg. Arthur Bie. aslI Don,lnick polumbo,
car. cone weap; Joseph GuaIo. asl'i Jacob Molece:
Part iii before TaiImadve. j. Robert Edel-
stein. rape. asit Charles Aptel. burg. gd lar, rec;
Adolf Kaskln. alias Fly Raskin. abdnd children.
sam Totamino. rape. sslt. abduc: lsldor Storch
vi lar; John Ave2lano. manning. Nathan forman,
asii. Addison $ Sanhorn. gd lar Anthony Bass
August Mex. burg: Tony Bsce. burg. I'd lar. rec.
County Court Part N.CiT'l hefore NC.
,aucy, j. court opens at 10 \. N.-In re NINA
kipp. an alleged incOmpetcnt per son. Nos. 22.O
2S 2ls7. ?225 2i75. 2i63 2?i7 2226. 2iSO. 222s-2s
The following causes ANSWERED ready NJ, ,,. De
Suirogate's Court Calendar. before ketchan
=. Court opens AT 10 A. N. in the Hall Of Records
second floor The viii Of Martha " Julian, the
accounting In the estate OF William Frowhticr
!. " Bates, elizabeth i!eIn Mary Manahan; \.
HAYS, u. Friedman. Henry Loeiiler. Julia NJ
higgins. Annie iahecty. Mary Mctiuirc. Fred
Iemmcrn an. Iiza Muiry AMI Sarah MC'artl
The estate OF Margaret U'Pren. Mary tauineld
Mary sheridan and Sal ah hcCarty
QUEENS COUNTY.
Supreme court --Ttial Term Before clark,
=. calendar Nos 1872. 200, soi 2o2, 20t.
2c;. iso, Sea The following causes II
marked ready viii Je passed iot the uay
No cause VIII he set Tor day Oh this
call. Nos. is;, zoo. 2o7. 2os. 2os. a. AZ.
ssb. 100 iGi. i?2. Ga ASA. Highest mum
Der reached on tn. general calendar is .O'.
county Court --Cri IN iual Term Before
Humphrey, i. 'alendar- Nos, Ssol 5000
1852.
The sun., 1913-10-23
BEGINS FIGHT ON OFFICERS.
stock holder Of 4. =. Liant aud Heat
ing 60. Chnrgcs Lastly.

George ". Baxter of Knoxville Tenn.
4 st0ckhodcr In the United states Light
nud Heating Company. has sent out l'~-
.tr to Shareholders in which he accuses
'lc management Of iaNitN in attending
t- tho COMPANY. affairs and failure to
rive the stockholders any information rN-
rept Of the most general character. lie
..u. that the securities are selling at the
lowest price ON their history. and that
;ho net earnings of sii00O for July and
August last are - "pitiahle" showing for
a company doing 50 large volume Of
business.
Mr. BaNter names Directors G. A. star
.u,k. j. Allan Smith. ". y. jlawley, i. u.
'.raz,er. Newman t.rb r. T. Shonts and
" 4. trandall lie said that their inter
ISIS In the company are so small that
thry. are giving it little or no attention.
i. Allan smith the president. IS ac-
used of spending too much time abroad.
MIR Baxter further asks the stock
holders to withhold their proxies for the
annual meeting to be held In Portland
Me. December ., suggesting that proxy
committee of stockholders be appointed.
An official of the company said yester-
day that the showing for the months OF
July and August of this year was a sur
plus of Sii.Oo0 against II deficit OF $500
for the corresponding period last year
The sun., 1913-10-23
SAY TWO WILLS ARE FILED.
william Brothers's Heirs Object "a
Brooklyn COpy-Other In Canada.

4 photograph Of letter press copy OF the
will Of William Brothers. who died NJ Arden,
the single tax colony in Delaware. on
September 27. 1912. was offered yesterday
for probate before Surrogate ketcham in
Brooklyn by his son, William +, Brothers.
of 5ss 81. Marks avenue. the inventor or
the balanced cable crane"
Objections 10 the probate proceedings
were made by lawyer representing other
children OF the deceased. who allege that
there is another Will made nve years
later, which IL now being offered for
probate in the court at Moose Jaw. Prov
ince Of Saskatchewan. Canada, where the
tesfator left much valuable real estate.
Surrogate ketcham ruled that the pro-
ceedings here should not be held up un-
lass It could be shown that the will offered
in Canada has some merit. Testimony
as TO the genuneness OF the signatures OF
tho witnesses Of the photographed will
was then submitted
The sun., 1913-10-23
SAY BROTHERS TRICKED U. s.
One Accused of Passing Era I'M in 10 Ion
to Get the other q Job.

David Jacobs and his brother Henry
were held by United States Commissioner
shields in $1,000 bail each on charge OF
conspiring to defraud Uncle Sam.
David is 90 years old. and keeps q
grocery at Is? orchard street Henry.
the post office inspectors say. Went To
David for advice, who. it is alleged. told
mis- brother to get Job in the post Of
flee. Henry was afraid ~ the civil ser
vice examinations
Then. IT is charged. David took the ex-
smnations. passed with a high mark ana
assigned to the general post office
last December. lie took the oath, but
Henry took the job and signed David =
name to the pay vouchers
Post office inspectors discovered the al
lsged fraud through comparison of
llenrN's Handwriting ~ the vouchers
with that of David ON the examination
papers. They say that Henry. though
apparent: unable To pass the .Namina-
tons. made good clerk.
The sun., 1913-10-23

LOTS and map - RAYMOND PayS--
Zercsa av, Oct is; atty. r q 90. ISs
isoTH sr, ,so ss,. sc.eSic, kea,. sio'
isoTR sTs :, % . clinton av. .os,.s,,S|'' s,S'
Hamilton Holding Co to Chas T. ,o,t.
so4 w i1ad ST: oct 20, mtg 'ss,'oo ~,
l. Ins Co. 100 Bway............ 4,
MORTGAGES.
'wrh name and address - I,,ust .,.
lenders attorneNt
Downtown.
tsce.A G. Jourteen,h e.,
FORSYTH cT. a.. s. 2t5xl0u, p,,.
block Realty Co TO Wolf Goodc -. nj,
=, OCT ?i. mtg, $4,000. yrs, 70 g.. U',
PERRY .sT, q, n rs :. isx55-Elis l,.n'n'@,'.',, zoo, +,
VIM H. Mcintyre, $50 " iith g. o.,
due due as per bond; atty, T O 20. il,
' Ea., side, ''.'''''"%@
EAST Of Firth ay. between Fourteenth an.
10Th SITS, WI
''TH sT;. soa, y. lsxs2 g-Joho Mont T.,
Annie iiebler, ?e77 Valentine As, o''
4 l.. 1851 3d av...........'' {, 5S.
18Th ST, -, - W. Ay A. 25Nlo. E,i,.
,,ct j. vrr y C. atty. S'tus0 -
b""E' Bkiyh .-.............,... :. Uo,
West side.
ives OK Fifth sv. between Fourteenth ma
10th sts.I
10TH ,n ,'t.o Az So? a., ., i'.ixs.-I9. " Gar.
o"t ~ pr mtg 5000. due As p,r l'a'
-" ~ : il,h rs ay ''s d, St, III, F5s "a
Mas 10 West Side Bank .si S,h a, W
~ 10, due as per notes; atty. poSo ( y r..
"Th ST; y. 5. s:s v ccntrsi rsr, WS.. w..
w - O. Eoldan 10 Ern"-t g n
atty, 7 q Co lis Bvsv. " 10 ,,po,.
! s5TH ST III " i7xe;6- Arthur 90 u,..
i1 mtICn ClSde e.; MGE Mark -; 50 ",ford e.
pc, attys, Stoddard & ". l.s Nv ~, a.
Manhattan Island. north Of ltoth -,
PARk AN. " cor 1881 st. ,ovi ,,..
sockhans Go t, WIN Holman. M I'''
non. y. oct -, mtg. sia75o du. D.,
bond. at,ys Salter & =. lto %.!,
ii:D ST : 700 W i.enov sv 5oo,.., J, 90
| ih West lt2d street corpn f, N,..,
R"ai,y Go. 1885 Bwsy demand u 10 To-
| ''' - '''."'.' ..'..'.... ..... ''ooa,
Borough OF Tho Bfon,,
! fnHnHAM Az: " = % 173I ., ....
! sll-clyde r. Scheuerman To- Rus. y
| f"ther. itls Franklin av. uct -, ,
! az per bond atty Title Guar an'i r-..
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CITATIONS.


SARlN. MARY EL.EN The People Of tho
amt lndc pendent. To Msndana Parker Tobin,
Nellie Sahn tl,dc Farmer. Carrie Vaughan, Ailcs
", de sharpe carrie Parker Trrmbay. Nellie &.
hyde. Dorothy Hyde, John 1. Parker. RAYMOND
Parker Fred Parker. Ira Clark Hyde, Fred II.
Hyde Lr Nelson Cameron Hyde. Nelson Hyde.
hinnls l. CLARK as General Guardian OF said Nelilu
| C. Hyde. Dorothy Hyde, Pred H. HYDE and Mel.
son Cameron Hyde. and 10 all persons interested
In ,he estate OF Mary Ellen Sabin. late Of the
County of New York. deceased as creditors
legatrrs next OF KIN or otherwlsr send Greet
, ing: You and each Of you are hereby cited and
required personally 10 bc and appear before
Surrogatcs' Court OF said County. held at tho
! Hail Of Records. In the County OF New York,
on the 7th day OF Novemhcg, 1873. al half past
ten clock In the forenoon ~ that day. then and
there TO attend judicial settlement Of the account
! OF proceedings Of James IL. Gaul as Executor
, OF The Last YIN and Testament Of said deceased.
aud such Of you as are hereby cited as are under
| the age OF twenty-One years are required 10 ap-
pear by your guardian. II you have one or II you
have none. to appear and apply for one TO be APP
pointed or In the event of your neglect or failure
10 do so guardian will hc appon ted by the Surr0-
gate 20 v'prcs+n: and act for you In The proceed
| ling. , ~ az, -, =,
, New York TO be hcreunto afhxed
| Witness. Hon. ROBERT LUDLOW FOWLER.
| a Surrogate Of our said county A. the County Of
/ New York the tth day OF September. In the year
! Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thiv-
, DANIEL j. DOWDNFY
IIISl Clerk OF tho SurrOgatrs' Court.
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Supreme Court--By Justit. psndlet Oh
kerkmann ~ Gerleit. George Sardner FrN
Wsstbury Park collrt. Joseph T. Me
Gowan. CHterson tatefson. Lyttletou
Fox: cook Laubentracht. James a Far
reli. colt Richter. " Kelly.
by Justice Amend Burger vs. DRussu.
Pau e. Wolf.
by Justice Bijur-warburg vs. Bijou Realty
Co. oswald y. Jacoby
By Justice Giegerich--City Real Estate 90
Bush. Theodore n Mccarthy.
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Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court-By Justice pendleton
John Wander Poel vs. Illuminating Enc iub
co. Harold +. sutton Mary \. Kaufman
W. James VI Soh.ld. Jacob Eatz. william
Crawford vs. Margaret Nunon, u. i. Har'
Powell. y. Y. Trust 60. vs. Fredericka Meyer
r. j. Hare Powell, u. Aymsr Sands VI
Philip Meyer, X. i. Hare Powell. r. Harsei
Purdy vs FrederCks Never. " 4. Har'
Powell; Linoo oln Trust Co vs Frederick,
Meyer, r. H. Hare Powell.