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SUM MONSEs.


NEW YORK SUPREME COCRT-County
Of New York-DaVid 4. seiigman as Elk.
ecutor and Trustee under the Last VIII aud
TN, against David r. Seligmsn, Charles u.
seligman, Julian seligman. as Executors and
ment Of David Kohn deceased /. NJ simon
as Trustee. named IN the Last Will and
Seligman, Eleanor seIigman. Arthur Selig-
man. as Guardian Of said Eleanor Seligman.
sode pick Emil PICK and Benedict Pick
Home for Aged and Inhrm Hebrews in the
Ciy, Of s.. Louis, Mo. The Hebrew Hospital
Albert singer, Joseph lmstig. Dr. Adolf
Adler. as Executor Of the Estate OF Helene
Administrator OF the Estate Of Adolf Pick, de-
ceased Emma Hirsch, Alice simon, Constance
Kohn, hsrnerd Kohn; FEiiz Kohn. Nsphtsiis
kohn, Cecelia ,steinbach, LILY Fuller; Sarah
Vein. Arthur kohn, Marcus kohn, Heinrich
Singer Leopold singer valerie singer Crete
and Leopold singer as Guardians OF said in
fants Valerie Singer. Crete Singer and Kurt
PENDANTS Amended and Supplemental sum
mons. Trial desired In the County Of New
TO Inc abore named defendants. Sole rick
E@n fcIh Btn,Gf,ot P,ch NP,ts s'g S;ss
r. crete Singer ,hnrt singer hdmRd
S"gs. g 9n3d,i hfTtoH sngsr az gGasda":
and Tnri singer. ana eacG Of ris% dam '''''''
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED "a
answer the amended and supplemental com
plant In this action, ana TO serve a copy Of
your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys with
In twenty days after the service Of this sum
mons, exclusive Of the day Of service: and in
case Of your failure to appear. or answer.
Judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault FOR the relief demanded In tho said
complaint.
Dated New York. June 1st. 1914
WISE 4 SEIIGSRFRG,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Onlce and Post Office Address No. 10 VIII
lam street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
To Sode PIX. Emu Pick, Benedict Pick, No.
rtt singer Frifs hohn Ndphfdle ROhn.
Valerie Singer. crete Singer Rbrt SINGER,
KamHo singer ard Leopold Singer as Quar-.
diIHs o. said infants Valerie Singer Grsts
singer and Ruu singer. dsfeRddHts dborr
named
The foregoing amended and supplements al
summons Is served upon you. by publication
pursuant TO an order Of the Hon Eugene A
Philhln. Justice ~ the supreme Court OF
the slate Of New York. dated the 10Th DAY
OF June. 1914, ana filed with the amend ed
and supplemental complaint IN the ONCE OF
the clerk OF the County OF Me-, York. al
the County Court House, IN tho Borough OF
Manhattan, cry % New York. on the 18th
day Of June, 1914
Dated New York. June 18th, 1914
WISE & SELIGSRERG,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
Ofice \ r o. Address, 10 william Street
Borough OF Manhattan. city of New
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poel residence at 72S Park avenue to
Chalmers Woods.
Dun Il Conger have leased for Louise
BerinRer To DIR. +. A. Levene for a
term OF years the dwelling at los East
Seveuty-fuurth street
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for the
United states Company the four story
ana basement house at the southeast
corner Of Elghtieth street and Madison
avenue to l.. A. Proudman. for Mrs.
FRANCES Simon to Orrin +. Perry the
Tour story and basement dwelling at 80
riverside Drive
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$1,000 due Soy y, isis z. s;,ys
70 ho bmay '''''''''''''i"'VV
(Borough of The Bronx)
coLuMbuS . Az 20 Taylor st, 2S' sS
sP,e. ATTY c" II fSrtSmsS' sd az ssd
LoT 10. amended map. igs lots s;aSdivi,
lisnrahan to North y Y savings Loan
sp q; sttys Hlldreth 4 p. iisth st and %
LoT "a Blk +, map pore Lyon, properly
weeks iis' Church st. New Rochslls, \
5uy a sp yT' i. 81: IT, a',y' hj ,ssss
rloOs s 81 as 5 5aS e. f%i. ga h:iG
hFH sA5onn sS.f, iS Ro.sya ;s Mayer
&c, a. per bond atty. Jas T Hallin,r' os ss
LoT $50, map Brqnsr EsiaieIMary Malone
to SAM A Archibold, ?7ti Blvd, Jersey
Hssty Patton 1Sg Il f. CEDAR yrs; 5, g. 500 500
Pi iaSnI6nS Avws Is ron 81; ,2 25.s
sdn. 500 Madison av. july. %, due Sc. as
per bond; attys. Paine q H. Rector
Arthur Av. 5, $50 Bayard 5ossTs;
i ATthur ay; ,0 Hoo 90 NAP, 5 cameres;
p c. ATTY. '5 csSslaS So'' ii. Mulberry
sibrH ST. S5s n, .,..Ai1ie.sio Monaco ,SO
TO Barbato Andriola, lss York n, Rklyn,
july %, due as per bond: atty, Title q
~ GO, lI6 Bway .................ts $500
FRANKLIN Az. =. 100 18th 81. 1880
-Thos Gregg to Sisters OF Charity OF st
Vincent De Paul, N " cor 2sist st River
atty q Co. lis Bway ........... 1000
SIMPSON ST, i2i7. W T. i7sx5s--Sarah =
Martin to Title q & T co. i7e Bway July
u. due as per bond. atty. Title O 4
WISE Az. 5. 72s n boston I'd, 5ssxitb.3
-Eiiz Wiilcus to Harlem Savings Bank
ia i25th st. July 20. due AZ per bond /;
atty Title q r 60. li6 Bway :. $4,000
BENGEN AN, =, 1tsth st. T?sN-- -
Jennie Roscnbaum TO Augustus G Gurnee
a, Bar Harhor Me- Sept !, ii'o' Yrs r'i
L6Ts "a. ii ana as. map IL ioi, Of ta lSSS
Realty Co-Acad"my Bldg Co, Inc, TO
Classon Realty 90. 2o69 Wesichester av.
July S, due q c as per bond; atty. John
Kade 1909 WestChester sv ....... 81 900
SHERMAN Az. " ., 207s n 1891 81. 2 lots
each, i5xl0o two mtgs each, t32,OO0-
kooacs Constr co 20 Maurice Muller. 93e
lnteryale av. July 10, demand p c; atty,
Robt + wood, ,27 9TH av ....... $4,000
LOT i2a. map Pearsall Este J krinski
yrs. C; attys. stoddsrd NJ. isS
LOTS "a ana 35-Rose Herman to same.
June 80. yrs, p e.. attys, same .fe.b20
LOTS III and i;2-Same to same, yrs, >
LOTS az and s3-same to same, June 90. 8
yrE, . e. attys same .,..-.......' ilb
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SMITH, MARY lin pursuance Of an
order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, a
Surrogate of the County OF New YORK
notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Mary II smith late of the
County of New York deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scribeTs at their place of transactlng bust
ness, No. ~ william street, I'm the city 81
New York, on or before the 1st dsv Of De
cember next Dated New York the 9th
SMITH LINCOLN CROMWELL. EIecu.
Executors. 81 William Street. New York
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Tho approximate amount OF The lien or charge
to satisfy which the above described property Is
TO he sold II one hundred and forty Ave thousand
one hundred and eighty-six and il-iOO dollars
and interes, thereon from July ?, 1914. together
with costs and a allowance amour ting TO -Four
hundred and forty-One and IL 100 d oArs and In
tcrcst thereon from July sth. 1914. together with
the expenses Of sale. The approximate amount
Hens 10 be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
purchase money, or TO he paid by the referee
thereon. taxes for 1914, nrst half 81 t6s 50 end
In teTest thereon; assessment for 'l76th Street
sewer SAT- rs and interest thereon from June
9th. 1913. and also water rates Of 1914 sat6, and
In terest thereon.
JAMES a. LYNCH. Referee,
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,.,u .rour on MADISON AVE.

v.u..r, * tailor has sold for the estate
.....,.. N.-e the three story ana
% ..r... aV. r- at 1880 Madison ave
' U,, NV. .a. f,a by -, between Eighty
80 ,.I t.sHiy-nInth streets. j. Nc
-. urau..,tor " the two BALDWIN
.r..,. ON Park avenue. is the buyer.
W. y.\,r..r., plans TO convert the Madi,
~. g,.r.. Uuu-, for business. II had
80, ..,....i hands In twenty 1--WE years
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W. 18th 81.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above De i.rirod
property is to be sold, II il2,OsO 70. wI,h
interest thereon from the Sth day II Ju.y.
1914 together with the costs and allowance
amounting to SS24 81. with interest from
July 18TH. lgla together with tho expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes, assessments and water rates, or other
Hens, which aye to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid hy
the Referee. l. about one thousand dollars
81 600 O0l ana interest
Dated. New York. July i7th 1914
HARRY y FRENCH. Referee
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SIZE ron MonnisTowN HIGH.

Tho Noble estate property ut Early
stree end Atuo avenue, Morristown, y. j..
vii boo bought As the site for the pro-
posed tlcu school. The decision carries
with 10 am appropriation OF $l6S,0oO for
me erection and furnishing Of the build
rg The noble property contains about
seven acres Including n mansion and
oltbu dinUs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24

ATtANTA. Ga, July ga bill to abolish
the death penalty in Georgia was intro
duced In the House to-day. 1t is said the
measure will he strongly supported A
test vote m the House to-day during the
debate on the child labor measure indl-
Gates its passage by n heavy majority
when final action is taken tomorrow.
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REt ORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

AMSTERDAM Az i02.lg store Brown
Weiss Realities to ny ElchhoTn. egs AIMS
Ierdam av. yrs from oct !. 1sii...t1.l00
i III ST u Il, all-Duncan Realty 20 20
Arthur W Ware. 3ls " 18Th 1t. 10 yrs
from Feb /. 1915; atty. Lewinson lie
SD 81 5og f. bakery-Henry Leopoid TO
Fritz Bruch. SOC r SD st. s yrs from
BROADWAY. from 1S5th 20 issth 81 base
ID, grounds -Greater Y Baseball Assn
90 Harry " stevens. Niles. ohio. for seasons
1910 % 1919, atty. Nv station, so Broad.
STH ~ ana ls,th ct. Polo C;foundsw
Greater y Baseball Assn % Harry NJ
stevens. Niles. ohio. from 1919 to 1919;
atty. nv station. % Bway ...........t4 900
STH Az ana l55th 81. Polo Grounds
same to same, from 1920 to 1879. atty.
~ station. 30 BWay ................s 81, 900
MARKET ST. 80. store and kitchen-Jos
Felustein and auo to Celia Friedman
so Market 81. ga YRS from May l. islti
atty, Jos Rubin. 900 Bwsy..........t7s0
BronN.
HOE Az, cor l13d -. str-MaraZzi
CONSTR GO TO Max RoseBblum. 81 r. l7sth
81 sig Yrs from sept /. 1913. atty
Max Rosenblum. 1850 Hoe Az. $3.50 and $3.50
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MORTGAGEs.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney.)
Downtown,


Downtown,
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
WATTS ST, s. 2472 Vsrick 81, 2i2x
sts. watts 1T. $. 1851 Varick ST,
ak -Edw Bergonzi to Louis Campora
bond, atty, 6 co, 176 Bway. - lb. 900
SAME PROPERTY-Same to Jessie Ridley
ct al. 2s3 State st, Bklyn, pr mtg $4,000,
July II, due as per bond; atty,
HSusToN s;T sss.icoi b. iclsSS..SSw
Louise Kanfold 10 Fischei Weintraub. 40
Rivington st, June 20. due June 1911
BLEECKER ST. e g. so n Jones ST. 25x75-
Lorenzo Ciafone to JOS Libonati. 3T6 w
Bway, July 81, due a int as per bond
atty. T Co l7e Bway 5000
West Side.
West OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th cts
BROADWAY. n " cor 67th st, s4,sxl3l,s;
Broadway, 1891, W y, sac 6sth ST, ash
1909. Ia part-Broadway a. $50 81 Co
to Edge Appleby ano at Glen Cove,
I. I. July 20, yrs. c. atty, 7 CO.
1916 Bway ....,..,.,...,..,,.., 137,bOO
Uptown.
Manhattan north Of 10th ST.
lIisT ST. SIS 2s4.iO It'll av. 27.7xs9li--
Nellie Lorse to Jeanette Monheimer, sol
July 90. 1919 c; atty, NJ Lanzei,
lb7TH ST, $, $50 W Amsterdam av, 5Ox
s9il--Chss f Fay ano, eNrs. 20 y
Title Ins Co, IS Bwsy. July II. due
July 22. 1917, bp c,.....,.,....-.. $4,000
35,il-lslst st C'nst Co to Ny Morsen-
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NEWFOUNDLAND PLOT SALE.

The E.rnert- Flnlay Realty Company has
sold 10 Harry Wulle of Manhattan Tor
investment am eighty foot plot IN West
morcaud. on the north side of Broadway,
corner OF lityvicw avenue.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICEs.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by a judgment
dered on the 2sth day OF April, 1914, and
entered In the ONCE of tho Clerk OF New
the Manhattan Mutual Realty Company was
dissolved, Its corporate existence annulled
and Morgan j. q Brien. Jr, OF 2 Rector
Street, New York city, appointed receiver
OF its property. and said company It's officers
and agents we're by said Judgment forever
restrained from exercising Its corporate
rights, privileges or franchises,
Dated July LIST. 1914
MITCHELL MAY.
nj
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

LTU Az. A2a 10 l3i-W q Cornell co sst
Frank Burton ct al Feb rs, islt ,by
bcndl ;,'.'.'..' I'eS.ds
agt Ernest Kolle' ct al, Dec II, 1918 l62 30
.5TH ST l2l N-Luigi Constab bile aEt
James Heoren e. al. Aug 10. lsl3....t2o
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PROPOSALS..

GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. Y. II, July 20,
1914 Sealed proposals, In triplicate for fur
nishlng Forage and straw required in East
ern Department during nine months com
mencing oct. Z, 1914, viii he received here
until 10 a. Aug :, 1914. Information
Quartermaster.
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rsr,rr SELLS on cuERny ST.

curppv STREET-D and w Mullins
haze sold Tor the Elliott estate lsl
Cr.r-s street 10 Abraham Golden, a
four story tenement on lot 2lN6o' be
ta.,n Tke SIP and the Manhattan
Bridge.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan saIcsroom.
lat IL vEsEY STREET. ]
IA, f,...,h - ~

lo5p ST - L., cor Park av G5s2), ak
20. sly tint 4 strs-Wm Jay ct al. eNrs.
taxes, 81. sc3. SO, to the piaintiff $3.50
'flIH IT. a09 W - 1893 AIMS av.
l6.eN3y li-Estslle clark aEt II Kirk
land ct al, due, tSl55.sl: taxes, &c.
t0su-95 u II Powell. ......
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN1AruRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises as sun sets. 7.i9 Moon sets E. sB
HIGH WATER THIS nay.
sandyH'k s M Gov Island ~ Hell Cato ic az
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
snndyHk 222 Gov Island .25s Hell Gate. $50
Arrived RSpAy July ~.
SIS ST. Louis. \. NJ, Southampton, Julyib
$ President Grant, NJ Hamburg. July u.
S. Princess Irene. 7:lS y NJ Naples July ~
IS Iisa, \. NJ. Barcelona. july O.
IS New York Oanki. piO \. NJ. Rotterdam.
July g.
S. Carolina de Perez. "a NJ CANDIDA, Julys
s. Almirante 7. " Kingston July 10
= Dlpda. sOaA. NJ Nu, vitas. July Is
Nuuw God. ~ 4. NJ uAutanamo, July is
S. Nicl Olas tuneo. u N NJ. Jamaica, July 10
- hHrma. L. NJ, aTbados, July ~
~ Florizcl. n.4O \. NJ HALIFAX. July a
s. Spiral =. NJ. Puerto Padre. July Ia.
- Proteus. New orleans, july Is
- city " Everett. Port Arthur, Tex. July u.
- Hamilton, Norfolk. july -
s. Brabant. Providence. july q
IS Arlzonan Phiado lphia, July q.
IS Chesa peake, Baltimore, July II.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Nicuw Amsterdam. AT Rotterdam.
SIS Ivernia. at fiumc.
IS Napello. at Avonmouth.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Pannonia. from Gibraltar
- Neterland, from Cherhourg.
IS Adriauc, from hvci pool
IS Oceanic. from Queenstown.
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SOUTHERN BOULENAIsD-Niluam H.
Nav has sold 2i3l southern Boulevard
three family house, on lot lS.oNs''
nor 18TH street. The buyer VIII oe-
cupk.
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CITY HOMES RENTED.

r. Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
A''"h Company has leased the Wander
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LIS pENDENs.
Manhattan.

HOUSTON ST, =. 14O Il OF Az c. o2X
ga. also Goth Il. n = a. II 81 Of LeNing
ton ~. -lNl"o 3-Fannie Moses agt Moses
sfon 4 Johnston.
HUDSON ST 56l to 567 and 18th st. Nos
3O1-3Ul West-Wm ! Jacobs ast John NJ
Williams ct al uorecloAlre OF mortgage .
atty. II swain.
:"TH ST. 45s West-James Forbes agt
Joseph Eiclson 81 al foreclosure OF
morigsge), attys, Goldman. Heidenheimer
n finger.
10oTH ST. .-5 EsSt-Freda Zeier agt
Abraham kadin. 81 a. 'action TO set aside
decil. attN. / Gpetl.
PRINCF ST n g. 100 n Of sullivan At.
.aNlP5 stephen = Sturges, trustee. agt
Brown Weiss Realities e. al foreclosure
uf mOrtgagels atty. j j Speth
J0TE ST, =. 100 II " 10th aV, loONl00 b
Ciiy Bank Of Bayouue agt Julius 9 Hocke
ct al amended foreclosure OF mortgage
atty. : II kugel
61ST ST ~ =, 22i9 r. OF iith av, 25. TX
100. Alice X SpraguA agt Saml Rosen-
thai. 81 al foreclosure of mortgage)
ntLNa. FnloN q pnMelL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24

These navy orders were issued:
Lieutenant Commander d VI. Wood, from
the Michigan to command the Petrol
Lieut.. II VI. Cooley, to the Florida
Ensign A Marcus from the Milwaukee
N alaiIn slAIlnn.
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WASHISGTON. July 23-These ~

wASHISGTON. July 2s-These army
orders were issued:
cant Charles l.. Lanham and Capt Stan
ley : Ross. Qusrtermaster Corps from
Philippines department. November Is, to
the tnitcd States
Iieut-Col. a W. Kimball, Quartermaster
CurpS to Texas CITY Tex. relieving Col. u.
T. Mccarthy Quartermaster Corps. who
will resume his duty at Chicago as depart
ment quartermaster, Central Department
Cot ! NJ. Carson. Jr, Quartermaster
Corps from assistant to department. Central
DEPARTMENT and TO duty as department
auartcrmaster Central Department, reliev-
ing col. u. F.. Mccarthy. Quariermaster
Corps,
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Bronx.

WALKER Az. $. 1874 W OF Bronx Park av.
II Howard, owner h contractor.... $3.50
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INWOOn Az, q :, 4Ol1 Gerard av, FOX
gt6-Hcury Goebhe!s, eNr, agt Emil y
Sorgonfryi ct al faction to foreclose mort
gagpl. atty, q Ludwig
WILLIS Az. " . 20 n ii7th 81, 15Xl0s--
oscar G Honc ag' Robert \ Mahoney 81
I'd faction 20 obtaIs Judgment, ats -
Feiuer - Mass.
HOE Az. s. l.5 Freeman st, 2bxi0o--
Margaret & Hicks agt Belinda Lyttle.
tfor.,iosure OF MORTGAGE, attys, william
son 4 Bell
Lot so 36. map of New village Of Jerome
Mary \ Ferris REt Frank McGarry ct
a. faction to set aside decd atty. G
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and sddress OF owner and
attorney II attorneys name lie omitted | ,
hudresss party of second part)
Downtown
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SAILED TON NTW NORK

IS pannonia. from Gibraltar.
~ Water land. from Cherhourg.
IS AdriAtic. from IlvcI pool
IS Oceanic. from Queenstown
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THAI Co, 80 r 42d o., July az, pr mtg
$4,000, due Nov 81, 1915. p atty, L.
u Co. l76 Bway tl1bOo
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-05-27
LOFTS WIFE AND FAMILY
DOUBLE TEAM ON LOTT

There was something doing over
in southeast Brook haven on Satur-
day night when Lofts wife mot
the one that looked back) called up
the Chief of Police and Policeman
Mclean and made complaint Con-
stable James was the first officer on
the scene after The complaint.
Allen Lott, who is a carpenter
by trade and a beer drinker on oc-
casion, was missed from under his
family roof and when found by his
bosom companion was at the home
of Marie Evans, swigging beer of
which there was later found two
dozen quarts ten on ice some
hid behind the stove and buried in
a ditch and just any old place
When Lofts wife and his heredi-
tary descendants found him the
whole family jumped on him peIl
nell and beat him up. He was cut
aud slashed and his woolly pate
half cleared, while the fur flew
and the din Of battle rose until
the officers uf the law nabbed the
whole layout.
The recreant husband and his
disappearing family were all plac-
ed in Jail and trial before Justice
Butler is to take place today.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-05-27
JUDGE HOLDEN PRETERMITS The
JUNE TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT

Hon. Edward Smith, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, Lincoln county.
My Dear Sir:-In view of the
fact that the June Term of the Cir
cult Court of Lincoln county is for
civil business only, the statute pro-
hibiting the trial of criminal cases
at this term, and the further fact
that petition, signed by practical
ly all the members of the bar, as
well as large number of other
citizens and taxpayers of the
county. asking that the term be
pretermitted, has been presented
to me, | have decided, in consider
alton of these facts, and with a
view TO saving expense to the
county incident to the holding of
this term, to pretermit same.
Therefore. you will please place the
following order upon the minutes
of the court: 1T is ordered by
the court that the June, 1914,
term of the Circuit Court Of Lin
coin county be and the same is
hereby pretermitted, and that the
proper notice be published as re-
quired by law"
Yours,
j. B. HOLDEN,
Circuit Judge.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-05-27
N. Y. PAPERS OPINION.

The New York American pub
fishes a dispatch which says:
Mr.. Vardaman emphasizes the
fact that this amendment provides
for a continuance of diplomatic
negotiations and in no sense is an
arbitration. The amendment sets
forth that the purpose of the diplo-
matte conference is to take into
consideration the peading contro-
versy and the construction of the
treaty so far as it relates to the
right of the United States to ex-
empt its coastwise shipping.
This is not a hasty amendment
offered as an impuIsive substitute.
1t is one of the most carefully
thought out and fully prepared
measures presented during the en-.
tire session 1t meets the approval
of some of the most, powerful
senators upon both sides of the
canal question, and it may be
adopted as a compromise which
many serious senator's believe to be
necessary to save the Democratic
party and to prevent trouble to the
country.
There has been growing for sew.
eral weeks among Senator's and
newspapers supporting the Presi,
dent, the feeling that the menace OF
Democratic decision in the Novem-
ber elections on this question was
growing more pronounced every
day. Whichever way the Cana
tolls issue is settled. it will be by (
narrow margin.
Whether the President is alarm
ed by this or not. there are many
administration senators who arc
alarmed and would be glad to set.
tie this question jointly in regarc
to the Presidents obstinate opposi.
tion to free tolls and to their owr
safe return in November.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-05-27
FAIR AND SQUARE ELECTION
mo LIQUOR WAS USED

Mr.. Editor:-I am personally
glad to say that Brookhaven has
had fair and square election for
public officers. wherein no candi-
date, nor any one for any candi-
date, used liquors for election pur-
poses. We bad a dry town on elec-
tion day. aud not only the people,
but the candidates are glad of it.
Our citizenship is to be congratu-
lated because it condemns the prin-
ciple of candidates entertainment
of friends at or nesr election
times, by the use of intoxicants or
otherwise. Thanks to our stars,
the day of buying ores way into
office by feeding the stomachs of
voters oD booze has doubtless for
ever passed in Brookhaven. At
least that is the way it appears to
me
i may add that, after having
written about this matter several
months ago. ! have been vigilant; I;
and for the several candidates, /
may say that they have been abso-
lutely free from criticisms in their
efforts to get offices, along the lines
indicated above. Pure elections
will insure the best men obtainabIe
in the Offices, and the best men in
office will insure the best govern
ment
MARSHALL Met ULLOUGH.
May 27, 1914.