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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25

Beautiful Home Wedding Yesterday.
At half past one y. -terday after
noon at the home OF the bride's mar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIZ. jackson. ON
South Main street a pretty hons we'd
ding occurred when their daughter,
Mary, became the bride Of Mr.. Liliius
Schumpert, The wedding was marked
by its simplicity and informa1ity, only
O Few Of the nearest relatives being
present. among whom wa the great
grand parents or the bride, Mr. and
Mrs. w. M. Bolt OF Portman. The
thouee vas beautiful IN It's Christmas
decorations Of holly and mfstletoe
with bells ana wfeaths everywhere.
The parlor wheresthe ceremony was
performed WAS particularly pretty. IN
one orner was a. Christmas tree, with
many. small electric lights among the
branches with long gafIan6s OF green.
Just In front OF this tree the sweet
! and solemn ce~rnnns spae nArs.rr-sa
by Rev w. b.. uawkins Of TownyfiIe.
An interesting little fact in connection
with this was that M. Hawkins mar
ried both the bfides9 parents, and
grandparents. The wedding march
was played by Miss jeanette Roit OF
Townyille, q young lady Just rs years
old. The bride wore aslovely tailored
suit Of dark blue with nat md gloves
tn match and carried : bouquet Of
narclssus And,ferns. Immediately az
ter the ceremony the guests were de,
lightfuliy and informally entertained
1t 9 reception. Mrs. h. Al. Buchanan
and Mrs. s. u. Jackson assisting kr.
and Mrs. Jackson On receiving end en-
~tertaining. Miss Leila Buchanan and
Afses Lnla MeLees gFAcefuiiy presided
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with dolls, boats. balls. dishes, wa
CONS, miniature horses and other ami
mails. The little Greeks and Romans
amused theselves with much the
same playthings, except for the fur
Their possession OF a rattle, which
some wise Grecian gentleman very
kindly invented for them.
We know this from the chance
words of a few early writer's, from
the sculptures which have been saved
of the different ancient nations which
represent children in the act of play
ing and also from the fact that
n = 7 toys. closely analogous to many
toys OF today, have been found in the
tombs of the children OF bygone ages
dolls, balls. tops and tiny dishes,
added to which there were small
warlike implements for the boys.
such as javelins and bows and ar
rows. Snans
In the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
In New York, there is a fascinating
terra-cotta boat, complete to the
smallest detail. It was found in the
tomb of an Egyptian boy of 1000 years
ago.
Take the doll. one OF the few OF
the very Do toys which mt into the
modern scheme of playthings that
teach. as girls always have and AL
ways will play with dolls because thew
develop and foster the ibirthright of
every woman. .mother-iove. The
Egyptians made dolls OF eartben-
ware. metal or stone. Sometimes arma
and legs were made solid with the
body sometimes separate and u.ta,n-
ed by q string. The prehistoric Perm
VANS had pieces OF bone wrapped IN
cloth, a male doll being Identical bv
the blanket over his shoulders. tha
female by q petticoat.
Horace makes mention of the st;cie
horse or the Roman children. MissaIs
OF the middle ages, picture little nen-
pie still astride such makeshift steeda
and the ordisSry riding horse OF the
ordinary child remained a stick with
o horse head until late in the seven
teenth century. One hundred years
later We find horse forms with err.
tains around them, 90 that the child
may run on his own legs beneath the
shsitSrtng drapery, Just as clowns IN
tne c OF today. Earle. IN a..
nineteenth century, rocking horsas
ssame into feahion. after which a.
iS4I, horses were shown at h
french exposition covered with ba;r
and very natural in form the sna
horse as we know him today.
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Merry Christmas Tn All thn
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
POstoihce VIII
BE Upen Today,

For the accommodation of the gener-
al public. the %postoffice will remain
open and the carriers will make
their usual deliveries and collections
of mail matter. With the exception OF
Il dinner recess from / to 3 O'Clock,
the windows at the postoffce will be
open throughout the day. The malls
at the postoffhce have been heavy this
year, In fact. heavier than ever before,
but in spite Of this the matter has
been kept moving and there have bsen
no delays in the handling of the same.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
Was Busy Day In
Ofhca.

Yesterday. was an unusually busy
day with the county treasurer, scores
OF Persons calling to pay tribute to
Caesar" AS the county offices in the
court mouse Will be closed until next
monaay, taxpayers have but four days
ieIt IN which to pay tax without PEN
ATTY. AS generally known. delinquents
have to pay 1 per cent for the mont,
Oh January, 2 per cen for FEBRUARY
n 2 per cent for the first half of
March. after which matters are turn
ed over to the sheriff.
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Making Survey Of
Railroad Lines.

Principal Assistant Engineer Cruik-
snanks n his assistant, a Mr.. Flythe.
nave been at work for the past few
rays in freight yards of the C. e
W railway making a survey for the
mes Q purposes of appraisemen. in
ascoroance with an AKA Of Congress
u some time ago.. Their engineers are
piltng this data for the government
Ihey are we'll equipped for the work
having with them a private car and
a Kitchen ear. The engineers have
gone home for the holidays but will
return to their work Saturday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
Policeman Aiken
Is Bereayed.

Friends OF Private and Mrs. M.
S. Aiken will be grieved to learn OF
the death OF their little 17-months old
son. Lawrence Orr, which occurred
at their home on johnson street at 6
O'CLOCK yesterday morning. The child
nae been i'll but a short while with
pneumonia. The funeral services will
be held at the home Friday at IL
o'clock, n interment will be at Sill
yer Brook cemetery.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
Mills Closed Down
For Christmas.

The Brogon, Anderson. Equinox,
Orr, Gluck and Townsend mills closed
down yesterday at noon. to remain
idle until next Monday morning. The
Riverside and Toxaway mills closed
down last Saturday for the holidays.
The mill people appear to appreciate
the rest which Is being given them.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
Ginning In County
Is Far Behind.

Figures furnished The Intelligen
Ger yesterday by L.. A. Bolt, govern
ment agent in charge Of the collection
of cotton ginning statistics in this
county, show that up TO December 13
there had been ginned 51,561 bales OF
cotton in this county. The number of
bales ginned for the corresponding
period last year were 6G,482.
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feet beam, and of about 10000
tons burden. She had a speed Of
seventeen and a half knots, and her
main battery consisted of two 9.2-
inch guns in turrets and twelve G.
inch guns in battery. In the war
with Greece in 1912 the, Messudieh
was reported badly damaged in a
naval battle in the Dardanellcs. She
carried crew of 600 men.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
LEGAL
NOTICES
peilnauent koad Tux Notice.

Deilnauent Ioad Tax Notice.
All dinlenquent road tax collectors
r provided with IN official receipt
book with mambes, and stub numbes'
attached Pay ;to 1nuney to collectors
unless ycu see the official receipt a.
above provided or.
u MACK KING.
~ County Supervisor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
ANTIQUITY OF rows
Through All Ages Children Have Used
Same F~iaythings,

Up to the present nothing with
which man has had so do In the pro-
gYess and development Df the human
race, has changed as little as toys,
the Mothers Magazine.
Ages ago infantile Egypt played
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
~NOTrCETO -tREDtToRgi

All persona having Claims against
the .eatate ord. B. webb, deceased,
are hereby notifed to present them
properly nfpgen 10 the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law,
aadath0ss, fldebted to make settIeli
mrs ELIZA WEBB.
Executrix.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
Farmer VIII Take
His Trade

n farmer coming to town yester-
day through the rain and mud de-
clared upon arriving here that he
believed hereafter he would go to
Bolton to do his trading. as the streets
in the city Of Anderson were in such
frightful condition 1t was too great
o strain upon his stock to pull a We
hicie through them. ~ get along al
right" he said, until 1 strike the city
streets and then / find 1t almost Inn
possible to reach the center of town"
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Twenty-Five words or lees, One T fme 25 cents, Three Times so cents.
Blk Times s100.
All advertisement over twenty-five words prorata for each additional
word. Rates on 1000 words to be used in a month made on appl
ton,
No advertisement taken for less than 20 cents. cash in Ldvance.
II your name appears I'm the telephone directory you can telephone
your want al to 31 and @ bill WILDE mailed after its insertion for
prompt payment
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
Express Office
Did Big Business.

Yesterday was a busy day with the
employees OF the local office Of the
southern Express company. Through
out the day there was a great crowd
gathered about the counter, MANY of
them inquiriDg anxiously il their
packages" had come. a number we e
disappointed, but the majority rcceiv-
ed what they had gone there for.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
Some Hogs
Are These.

ARE IneSe.
w. r. Freeman. a farmer of Ar
derson county. living in Brushy Creek
township. has killed two immense
"porkers." In November he slaught-
cred one. Weighing $40 pounds. This
another went the way of all
good hogs into sausage, spareribs
and cracklings. The secoud one
weighed 637 pounds.
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mines and after torpedseing the old
vessel fled to safety. He was
fired at often and at one time had
remain under water for nine
hours.
The Messudieh was q very old boat,
having been built ut Blackwell, Eng,
in 1874. and reconstructed at Genoa
in 1908. She was 1872 feet long, SO
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25

The Turkish warship Messeudieh
was sunk In the Dardanelies by a
British submarine commanded by
Lieut.-Commander Norman B. Hol-
brook in the most daring exploit Of
the q He sent his little vessel,
the BIZ. of which those shown here
are sister ships, through a field OF
mines. He diyed under five rows of
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25
MRS. VI. A. HUDGEES, Editor
Phone "a

DR.. aud Mrs. Adam Fisher OF Char
-lotte are visiting Mrs Fishers moth
er, Mrs. Shelor on Society street.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25

Merry Christmas to all the college
students who have come home IA
spend the holidays with loved ones
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after the first Monday in January,
1915. All persons holding demands
of any kind against the County not
previously presented to the Board are
required to file the same with the
Clerk on or before the first day of
January, 1915, SO that they may be
examined and ordered paid at the an
nual meeting.
]. 8. ACKER,
Clerk Of the Board.
Dec. 2nd, 1914.
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Mr.. David McBrayer OF Davidson
College Is here to spend Christmas
with Mrs. r. e. Ligon9Is
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BOILERS. TANKS. STACKS,
ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY
AND SUPPLIES, REPAIRS
PIPE, GALVANIZED ROOFING
LOMBARD IRON WORKS
Augusta. Ga.
At Catholic Church.
Augusta. Ga

At Catholic Church.
st. Joseph's Catholic church. De-
cember 25th, Xmas Day. feast of the
nativity OF Lord. Mass and SER
mon at 11:45 a. m. Public always well
comic.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25

POLES--wagon and Buggy poles new
and second hand. Paul L. Stephens.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Grimm. Mr.. and
hrs. Jamea Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Griffin, Mr.. and Airs. ). O. Grimm,
OF Heltvn are spending today with
m. ane Mrs. r. a Mnseley.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate OF Tolliyer and Nancy M.
Bolt, deceased. are hereby notified to
present them properly proven TO the
undersigned within the time prescrib-
ed by law, and those indebted to
make settlement.
W. L.. BOLT.
= C. F. BOLT,
Executors.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25

Miss CART Fretwell has return,d
from 4 visit to friends in Charleston.
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Mr.. and hErs. James Prince or Skiis-
bury r expected today to ssbend
Christmas with Mrs. II. NJ Prince on.
Orr street
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25

lfr. Wallace Pryor OF Mcnstfa s. c.;
Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Manly Wat
son.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-25

Misses Ptlth and Lois Wells have
gone to Atlanta to spend Christmas
with relatives.
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Gen. and Mrs. NJ. L. Bonham VIII
spend the holidays In Greenyila with
Mr.. and AIRS. P a. Bonham. i
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WILLS FILED.

MARY J. FITZGIBBON CNoveuber PSI So
900 personal. All to Andrew ". Fttzgiboon
husband y. A Brand. attorney.
CLERMONT L. GARRISON april IL: more
than $1,000 real estate. more than $1,000
personal Entire estate 20 Mrs. Adelaide Liv-
ingston Garrison. wife. Hawkins. Delaheld q
LouFfellow, attorneys
JESSIE A WIGHT CApril "a; real estate.
$500. personal. s. 800. Mrs. Priscilla Laynan.
$500 and some personal effects; John d Bene-
dict. two vacant lots a. Harmon-on-Hudson
thirteen shares Great Northern Pacific Rail-
road and personal effects. Mrs. Augusta Hors
500 and personal effects; residue 70 John d.
Benedict Margaret McCrea and Irene Hamil-
ton. Powers * Kaplan. attorneys
AICHAELIS KAISER March 20; about
$50. 600 real estate. about SO 900 personal To
Mrs Carrie Kaiser. wife. Nathan =. Levy
attorney. $1,000.
CASPAR KOHLLOFFEL dune 22l' 10000
personal To Mrs Anna Maria kOh!loffel.
wife Rabe & Keller. attorneys.
EDITH S BERWIN april 22); more than
g. 900 real estate; more than $1,000 personal
Florence Haas sister. personal effects Isabella
$ Berwin. sister. s. 900 and personal effects;
Walter Simpson. brother $500. Frances Van
Neen. niece. jewelrv: MAY simpson House
niece. miniatures; Henry George Van Neen,
grandnephev. $500. Florence Van Veen, grand
niece $500. residue 10 Charles X Berwin.
husband. Engelhard & Pollak. attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. County Of New York.
George W. Dibbie, Plaintiff. against Nathan
Tuckman and Others. Defendants. In pursuance
ola Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly made
and entered IN the above entitled action and
bearing date the 18th day OF February. 1914 /.
named, will sell al public auction, at the Ex-
change Salesroom, No 1915 Nesey Street In
the Borough OF Ma mia ttan, City Of New York,
on the llth day OF May, 1914, at y o'clock
noon on that day. by Herbert a. sherman.
Auctioneer the premises directed by said
judgment 70 be sold. and therein described as
follows. All those two certain lots pieces or
erected. situate, lying and being In the Thir-
teenth Ward OF the Borough OF Manhattan or
the City OF New York, and which taken to-
gether are bounded and described as follows;
Beginning at a point on the northerly side or
Broome Street distant eghty-six feet three
inches easterly from the corner formed by the
intersection Of the nOrtherly Side OF Broome
Street with the easterly line OF Lewis Street
and running thence northerly at right angles
10 Broome street and part OF the way through
party wall seventy-fve feet G5 IT.; thence
easterly parallel with Brooms street thirty
eight feet nine inches C3S n. In; thence
southery AZ right angles 70 Brooms Street
erly line Of Broome Street: and thence west
erly along the aforesaid northerly line OF
Broome street thrty-eght feet nine inches
(3s IT. in) 70 the point or place Of begin
ming Said premises being now known as
Numbers p and a. Broome Street.
Dated, New York. April Is. 1914.
WILLIAM ". CHADBOURNE. Referee
WILLIAM F. WUND. Attorney for Plaintiff.
1856 Broadway. New York City
The following IS a diagram OF the property
to be sold; It's street numbers a and n
Broome Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace Of God. free and indie
pendent, TO Octave Peugnet. Annie Moran.
Mary Ann Moran. Michael Moran. John Sper-
ling, Virginia Noel. Louis d. Peugnet. Marie
Won Windegger, Hamilton Peugnet, Edmond
Peugnet, Howard Gray Mrs Joseph stebbins
George r smith, and 10 all persons interested
IN the Estate OF Louise Peugnet Nidelet. late
OF the County OF New York, deceased, as
creditors. legatees. next o. kin or otherwise
send greeting: You and each OF you are hereby
cited and required personally 20 be and appear
before our Surrogate OF the County % New
York, az the Surrogates' Court OF said County
held at ths Hal OF Records IN the County OF
New York the sixteenth day OF June. 1914
et alf-past ten O'clock in the forenoon OF that
day. then and there 70 attend p judicial settle
ment % the account o, proceedings OF Robert
Louis Hoguet. Executor Of the Last VIII
rnd Testament OF said deceased, and such o.
you as are hereby cited are under he age
OF twenty-one years are required 70 appear by
YOUR guardian. II you have one, or II YOU have
none. 20 appear and apply for one 20 be sp-
pointed or IN The event OF your neglect or fail
20 90 so 4 guardian will be appointed by
the Surrogate 10 lepresent and act for you IN
the proceeding.
IN testimony whereof VS. have caused the
seal OF the Ssrrogstes' Court OF the said Coun-
~ OF New York 10 be hereunto
II. s. affixed. Witness. Hon. JOHN p
COUALAN. a surrogate OF our sa,d
County, az the County o, New York. the 18th
day az April. IN the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and fourteen
DANIEL J. DOwDNEy
CLERK OF the SuTrogatcs Court.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, April % -The following incor-
porauons were filed to-day with the Sec
rotary Of State:
The Hoover Selling Corporation. Manhattan:
organize and train statesmen $1,000; George
l. smead. Marbridge Building. New York;
Leslie d. Ralph. Binghamton; Edward l..
loan b. Haugiey. Manhattan: general hides.
oil glue and fertilizer business. SO, 900: Louis
Q. Haughey. 3O4 Park Place, Brooklyn. John
d. Haughey. Louis c. Haughey. jr.. New York.
The Fred Goat Company Manhattan. gen
eral mechanical engineering and electrical
work: s. OOO walter Goat. Si6 9th st, Brook
Ign. Fred. Goat, May Goat. BROOKLYN.
J. Zmetbaum Company Manhattan, women
clothing. $50 900. Israel Zimetbaum. l34 West
Doth St New York. Celia Zimetbaum, Scion
3 Lillenstern New York.
W B. Fox & Brother Manhattan. mercan-
tile. $50 600. William 3. Fox. p Warren ST.
New YORK william z. Fox, r.. SOL Doblin.
Bruneih Amusement Company. Manhattan,
s. 900. Giuseppe BrInelli. 807 West 43d Ct,
New YORK. Harry G. Wing, Charles Black,
Brooklyn.
Van Kelton Amusement Corporation. Man
haitian. 5000: Francis Gilbert. 81 West 1924
St. New York. Joseph S. siesel. A. Murray
western Holiing Company. Manhattan; SO
90. Francis Gilbert pr West 1929 ST. New
York: Joseph s. siegel. \. Murray Rosenthal.
McBrido & Seem. Manhattan: general print
iug. $1,000. Robert Mcbride 1851 6sth 81,
Brooklyn Joseph stern. Harry f. S. Mott
IIhoflfA
Middle state Contracting Company, Man
haitian: $500 900. Clarke Thomson. Land Title
Building Philadelphia. Estelle Cooper. Brook
Ign: Frederick r. swift. Oakland. y. J.
Marine Hotel Company. Freeport. $4,000.
Charles johnson. Freeport. Harvey !. George.
Isidor Mayer. Freeport.
Wills Mitchell Company. Manhattan; light
heat and power systems. 100000: John !.
Donovan. % state ST.. Boston. John +. Nolk.
Boston. r. r. Mckenna. Nonkers
Republic Publishing Company. Manhattan;
t20.500 willard H. Stra,ght. 3 Wall e.. New
York. Herbert Croiv' Windsor. VI. Felix
Franlfurter. Washington.
Lee Canning Company. Hamilton. go, ooo'
Charles r GrisWoid. Hamilton; Fred ~ Shell
ley. William T. Rel. Rome.
burrows Cycle Car Company Inc" Rip
lev. $50 900: J Watson Burrows. Ripley; Rob
ert j. Burrows. Robert Burrows. Ripley
chartered Theatres Corporation. Manhattan
$1,000. Frederick L. Adams Hastings-on-
hudson: Valerian J. OFnrrcu AMI Herbert \.
HHIltef New York
Iters0n Drag Line Bucket Company. Man
haitian. 5000. g. tiffany Richardson. n East
1t.h st. Sew York, Michael s. Ive-son and
Harry J. McGoldrick BROOKLYN
Globe Blu Bearing Company. Manhattan.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL %.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was fled
Bersstrom. oscar I'D. 6. Harde ct a. {;
April s. 1914 Sl2 -.
BuPbee. VIM. P.-Consolidated Fireworks
COMPANY Of America; Feb. 6. 1914; SZ7 -.
Brown, Henrietta or Mrs. VIM. In.
Raphael Feb. IS. 1914; S72 A.
Baker. Hyman D. Robert Arnstaesin t and
Doukas. John-F. Bischor; Dec. 10, 1909;
Hastings. Geo B.-F. z. Campbell; Nov.
j. 1872: Si,0S6 So.
Miller. Clifford l.. and John P. Curry
Buffalo Pitts Company April a lsIZ'
National Tile Company-E A. Alexander
ct al: May :. 1912. 1857 Of.
New York Terminal Company-C. II.
Cans: Aug. $ 1910; I'll ,3Z2 80.
O'Beirne, Owen-F. *. seagrist; April r.
International Typesetting Machine Com
pany-Baron Printing Company; April
70. 1914 $50 4.
Kane, Mathew A. Levine; Dec. rs,
1913: 1927 t.
sill. Duncan HI. r Dickendorfr: June
10. 1913; Sl,7S6 %.
Sonnenfeth. Ernest-H. schumann; June
L :. Encaust!c Tile works-E. A Alex
ander ct al: May 7, 1912; 2,S7l "A.
Carroll. Julia ". City of New York;
April II. 1914 vacated; S42 a.
Ostrander. Alexander &c. Muller; Sept
s. 1913 released; G,4 81.
Mullins Kathleen L.-C. A. DUBOIS ct al ;
Sept. q, 1912 cancelled; S299 81.
Sheehan. John C.-People's National Bank
of Pittsburgh; oct. Is, 1893 cancelled;
81 40 g.