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PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEW YORK surKEMk CorRr. FIRST
JUDICIAL. DISTRiCr. COUNTY OF
BRoSN In the Matter Of III" Application
o. me rnont nn,s'ttb. Soni"hi''Sn 10, he
ectinE on brhn.f of The cry OF New YORK.
FOR tne appointment Of Commissioners "
Laws OF 1874. and IN. several statutes
amen lsiofy thereof amt supp rm.n,uI
lee simple absolute and an rstn,e By way
OF easement IN and to 'er' ,tn seN.rs.
giTssTr4ises Z, .Sa n'', 'h' t:,sr:e''iGg 2,
city OF New York. required for the pur,
pose o. n. .on.trnc,ion maintenance .nd
rapid transit railroad commonly spoken o..
as IN. .i.ENiNGTnS AyENuE RouTE
Second separate and Finai Report OF cyrus
c Miller. Martin i"is2ier ana Josiah \.
sppo'n,.d IN the abo.. entitled rrocsedinx.
which report beats date the .3rd DAY Of,
February. 1910; ~es Med in the ONCE of
the Clerk o. IN. county OF brona on The
SoTicE IS FrRTiiER GIVEN tina, said
Ssr sad s Sr0a.'i nam nn. 'i lar e Ht%NS S' I in ne:
SoricE IL frHrHER GIVES ,ns, .a,l
Sacout Separate and Flral R-po,t vii! 10
presented Tor couarma,ior to nc Suprom.
Cout, - the STAT. Of New york a, a
sp.Gi,l g:rMW s,,I part ~ ! be 'G st r ,or n.
Inc Fir judicial Dis'ri,' y. The Bronx
County court House at i6,st S,r..' and
Brorv. Ci,y u New York on n. card d"y
OF March. 1915. NJ the or.ritg - Cour, on
that Gay, ard that hen ari there. or a.
thereon, a motion NIL h" made that said
report he confirmed.
LAMAR HARDY.
Co-po-stton cours-
Municipal Ruilitrg
Bo-olch ~ Nannauan.
New WORK CIV.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE
For eastern New York and New England.
cloudy and warmer tomorrow. moderate
north 10 northeast Winds,

For eastern New YORK and New England.
fair and continued cold to-day; partly
cloudy and warmer Tomorrow. moderate
north 10 northeast winds.
For New Jersey, fair and slightly warmer
to-day; partly cloudy and warmer 70.
morrow. noderat" northwest to northeast
winds.
For western New York. fair to-day.
warmer in west portion Increasing c!ovpl-
ness and warmer tomorrow. moderate
northeast 20 southeast winds.
which moved nurthesStwari along the ~
lan'ic coast was central over Nova scotia
Yesterday. leaving the pressure high over
all the country except the N~orthwest,
where II was only moderately low, and the
weather generally fair in all sections cN'
cept ~ few snow nurrps In the middle AZ
lantic states and southern lake regions
The principal area Of high pressure was
central over western ontario ana spreau
south and eastward. causing colder weather
In the upper Mississippi valley and LAX" re
gions and In Sew Ems and and BRISK 70
high northwest Winds ON the mldhle ~
lantic coast.
Freezing temp"ratnres reached c'nirh.
parts Of the south Atlantic and East Gun
states ana ten 80 twenty degrees n'l""
zero prevailed In tho rorthern LAKE rerlnhs
1t. wd~ Warm.r IN the lower Mi'sIsS'Pp'
valley and the plains states.
In this city tn" day was fair ana
warmer in the afternoon; wind. nrlsk .."o
high northwest. average humidity. ~
per cent, m corrected to read 10
sea lave. at = A. NJ. 80 oil 3 =. NJ, 3o"-'
The temperature in this city YESTERDAY.
a. recorded by the official thermometer IL
ahoNn In tho annexed table.
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--UI N'FNFt
section 2 Rock 80. stree Nps let
and ia3 Wsst .-nd S'r,"'. Fro anu
clear ~ all oncumhraLc"s aud tons
Approximate amount - plalutlN mort
gag. d,ht. costs ana allowance. 81. 40. %
Defendants mortgage debts. costs ami al
ioNanCee. ga. 49, y. the said d"fcut.n'S'
mortgaT" debts being secured Nv bi,rk.;
mortgages covering above leS'ribai prop.
erty and adjoining property numbers iig
West "'ri street ana -. ~ AMI l2t
Wes. card street
Dated New YORK.. March tiif. lHiC
WILBUR iAHRENpitE. Referee
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The George 4 Fuller Company has
o'en given the general contract for the
erection % the 1000 room hotel which
INC Pennsylvania Railroad will erect on
inc seventh avenue block front facing It's
terminal, between Thirty-second and
Ihir'y-thlrd streets, directly at the rear
o' tho store Of Gimbel Bros. Plans for
'he proposed structure are being pre-
pared by Mckim, Mead x White.
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TO RuII.D N MOTOR ZONE.

Tucker. Speyers & Co have sold for
solan l.. Frank loo West Sixty-third
street, a our story building. on 10, 25x
l00.5 capt William II. Wheeler H. the
purchaser. He also owns los and ITO
adjoining. which he purchased through
he same brokers some wears ago. Plans
ars now be rg draw for the erection on
he combined plot OF Il four story mer-
,antilc building 20 be leased TO one tenant
cor occupancy.
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TENANT FOR AsT0R BUILDING.
Millinery Firm Leases 33d street
s%tructure 20 Ne Erected.

benjamin S,earns & Co, wholesale
runners. now at 6l8 ~Broadway. have
leased through Coszen. a Pierron the
siN story building which Waldorf As,or
VIII erect at 81 TO 81 West Thirty-third
stree adjoining the Astor Court Build
ins. The lessees will occupy the entire
structure. The lease Is for a long term
~ the yearly n,a OF about 100000.
d. ~ Johnson & Son. Libbey & Rykcr,
george Lesg. John Miles and other I'M
portant houses are now located in this
~neighoorhood. making 1t "a new millinery
centre.
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70 vincAnzo i,rmuzz,.... s35.loo
srGoNr. Vy, l',o " 2'n n mn =.
a'>;" : ,'o'y d"nmt and .''r"- M,rr'
Adjourned 10 Mdr,h -
lat a2os THIRD AVENUE
Ry jaime. \ punnNtI
TIFFANY, 81. ,on. = I. "oa : l"Ith st
charlotte Karp ~ Nm II Wr.ler H3ig
80 Of a.. iur' ,i,Ins ~. ta>o.. A.. 81
"3i"7 subject t" first mtr ~ s-sunn 80
krlLN -. E73,, y ). ~, u 1904, 81, -"
,oo, 2 -,Gr{, aNis li- j varsy a
ta>es. s.. $50, Is Adjourncd to March -
PROSPECT Az, .l3'i . :. ~ II ISIS -.
3a>Ii" : story dwlE caroline Rits,cv
W Andrew ! Kelly ct al, due, s.. ~ -
taxes. A.. s+o3 80: to the pltiniin s., Goa
By Joseph T. pav
GLEASON Az ;. IS" V castle Iiut ~.
2iN!"s Nacant-lMn. s. lien "a az, Ja-
By ch,rl.- \ Hcrrlan
.8GTiI II. 2;s.di Il II = 3oo " k,tonlh
AZ. %ioNlNo, ,w" sly dw'ss Helen Weed
'eao2.,6, taxes sc, sass 10 IN" pain
TN Observation-Disclosures, 5000
lat THE BnuokLyN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
ny Nathaniel shutter
ELTON TT, v :, q y belmont av, .a>'lll
Long Island agt Ida y Mayer ct q, to
EAST SEW YORK AZ. S., All INA ~
iavira : rapsc",- Dennis l. \"rluu aut
Jnn German, "Nr, ~ al. I" the nam
TN ...... ,..,t... .,..... .... tlo.UUO
By " l. Mcrhiliamv y %
80 Az. II = cor ltth 81. :0NS!lO Max
Borck ss, Israel J iios"nstrin ct al. 70
~ Isssym;I i.ss,. . e., . l " IN Il so, .,s:: :,.
etal; to the plaintiff, ,,..,,,,,,.. $500
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BUY HOMES At BlNsIDE.

= G. Pearson has sold for :. Me
VIE Il residence on rlmwood avenue,
hays.G" TO Fr,-l - kulz OF the New
>ork H'rdld. also for william {, roert-
TO- a modern house Of eleven rooms and
WE" ha'ls on a plot 1oXl40 ON Law
ENC boulevard. Bdysidc, to Charles L.,
Hal Of Sew York
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FLATS FOR FORDHAM HEIGHTS.

william Arthur Faiella has finished
plans for two five story apartment
houses, each b~,06xl0O. to be erected on
NE west eide Of Valentine avenue. 226
ie~ south Of lS<th street. u on the
East side OF Ryer avenue, ESQ feet south
- l6ath street. Fordham Heights. Thu
suildings will accommodate sixty.two
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10000 GARAGE ron BANKER.

'ha'lcs steele will spend 100000 on a
garage which will be built for him on tho
70, on Sixty-frst street. adjoining thc
n'teen story apartment house at the
northeast corner Of Park avenue. Plans
" T. Wood. It will be Colonial in ap-
pearance. OF terra Gotta brick, 10 feet
"lne and so feet deep. The building
uHl have three stories. Mr.. Steele bought
The lot last January.
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NEW REALTY EXPLORATIONS

Gerrlttsen Estates, Manhattan; capital,
fcOO. 900. directors. Jesse Myers, II. Mere
dim Lansstan and John ~, Kcim.-
Valley stream improvement Company,
NJ n,,attnn: capital. $1,000 directors. Ar
nod i. brock. John NJ. Greenfield. Jr. and
scyeniy.n ninth street Construction Com
many. brooklyn: capital, 5000. directors.
Freda e. J. S"eth, Fredefica s'hnlht ana
the IanEhorne Construction Corporation.
Manhattan capital, $1,000: directors, q.
Augustus Meier, ."la = iucNh"rh ana
Eliza beth Stirrat.
Ai,icri Construction COMPANY; nronx.:
90 pital. ~ 900; directors. J%hh " A'tl"ri,
aSs West End Avenue Corporation. Man
haitian; capital. $500; directors. samuel A.
W.rznr Sidney We'll and David =, H"r2og.
The Kalfa Realty Corporation. Manhot-
tan: capital. 5000; directors. Joseph Falk.
Harry faik and Max J, Weinman,
henson Realty Corporation, Troy,-N. V;
"a pitaL, $1,000: directors, Anne y Benson.
Mary G. Benson and Katherine +. Benson.
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TO BUILD MADISON ST. MOVIE.

coward y. Wasserman IL about to
START construction Of "a three story NOV
ms picture theatre at the southwest cor.
ner OF Madison and Ca,harine streets, a
sue winch the builder has taken under
vase for n term Of ten years. The the
@.e VIII occupy q plot 65x9O and will
cost 100000. p. II. Pereira is the
architect.
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II. $3.50 " -. 3S5 . 6;h aN. AK
80. Ma, 10. lsos--Hy ana Ros.lla corn
20 y Life ins 90: atty, T q 90. -"
HNaN ........ ...... ....s.... sjSO. zoe
lOOrH ST. :. 10 " 81 Az. .jNl00 II. Mar
-. ia0t-lsalc Ierlinutter to Bernhard
Mayor = Hickman i......... " 900
EiNlNiTrN ST ~. = rs 7 " sheriff -.
.lHNti Mar II ls06--chone idn- To
Jup g D-rn"i. New RIO heiir y ! atty
Amend y \ liz Nassau 81 600
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B'wAY APARTMENT nEsoLp.

The Monttose Realty Company ha >
sod the Beilnore. at the southwest cor
ner Of Broadway ard 1887 street. IA six
story elevator apartment house. on plot
fliixi3j. which 1t bought at foreclosure
about a month ago for $780, O0,
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TN ~ BROOkIN<.

Charles Buermaan & Co. have soil
Tor ;, Levine the property at 1910 path
I'aee 70 Walter Buermann OF Newark
for i25. 900.
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LIENS.
Manhattan,

ST. 33 E--Isrncl BrotskN an John
Doc. owner Mrs Mi'cr contractor 81 81
BrOnN.
PROSPECT Az, 1S0-rAaron Rillov agt
Joseph Fcinborg owner; Joseph Sussman
and John Gibbs, less"es and Contrac-
tors .ss.Fsss' .rssss r.. ar,.. s. SlpN
81 II " cor findlaN aN. 100 3N.sO
William + Stuhlmiller az Tully Rui,d
lng 90 Inc, owners and contrac-
lsaD ST. n . cor Park av, sglNl0l- VIII.
tam y Stuhlmi'ler agt Tully Building co.
I'M nMMerA and conirACtnrs. &Snh 20
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Sale of Glen Islands yesterday to the
Peerless Picture Corporation is told In
detail elsewhere in THE sun. The prop
.rty is % be used for motion picture pur-
pnses.
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Br,> o> NEW uocnELLE SHORE

Ihe lotion H. Slawsou Company has
soln fhr"c and a half acres Of land at
Ir"'nium Point. New Rochelle, owned by
frank Tucker, 10 Miss Ada Nilsson, with
an interest in the private beach rights.
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HOMES ~ THE CITY.

shaw X Co. have leased FOR Elizabeth
Y. Irwin the three story and basement
dwelling AZ ~! West l27th street TO
Edward TonTkirS.
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THE SOUND

Modern home Of 10 rooms and . baths
open r,p.sc. hardwood spacious porchcs.
not water heat. sewer, water. gas ana "lec-
tricity: . minute to restricted bathing
beach. dock, etc. deep water anchorage.
can bee arranged. Il. n. STEPHENSON,
2.3 ". San -.
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Court Of Appeal. Calendar,

ALBANY. Match 1.-THE court Of Al
meals calendar for Non1ay Is: Nos il9a
cas-. as. big. 1850, $50, 6ji, Gi2
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tSouth Of Fourteenth So
GREENWIrI ST, 81 n " en- Rector -,
.01lNnoS, y ~ -Augustin" !. McCr"a
TO Vasco T. Abbott, ia y Main st.. Cow
~rn"ur, y V, Feb |. 2 yrs, y c.,slSO0O
GHNND Y, = u 20 " Green" II, 2olv--
julius H"ynen 10 German Savings
Hank, ~ ith Az Mar 10, 5 yrs, 3 u g.,
atty. r q Co, No Bway ..,,.... IS. 900
LIST ST n p cor Extra pl, .5N6l io--Moscs
u Barnes ct al to Em'grant Industrial
Savings Bank. ~ Chambers 81. Mar 4,
due Mar ~, 1919, 3 y g: atty, T. J Nc.
CURE, 81 hanher t.",......,.., 1000
Fast side.
,East Of Fifh av. between Fourteenth
and nom stsr
o5TIi ST II :, 80 " ist ay, li23Assa
Manhattan I'rs-S 90 to Farmers Loan
and Trus, "a, % william 81, Mar II.
3 yrs, y g az per bond; atty. TG 60,
..i,S EwnS.' ID az si,'ioxiSsS'eoo
g X e Co to Eugene L. Richards, trus. 81
Broadway. Mar II. pr mtg $4,000 due
Oct 20. 1917, e.....,..""...O,e
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-QrEENs.
Near the Sound

Artistic home OF . rooms & bath; hot
water heat open Hr. plac". sewer. water,
gas 'iactrici'v. etc, privilege bathing
beach: dock. etc deep water anchorage;
30 minutes to centre OF Sew York $500
cash balance easy payments. l. T..
STEPHENSON. ga ". 3Uh N-i7sO
Greeley.
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mar ~W\>Iip-MNLI..

s. SEQ 3, lIG MuS'ti 'S,Ga boj-, .o
mn tup,,,I i...1I Nl.hu.r Y''rr!eiu.
regular W'sk. no sflllnc No canvass
MS p.ltiNclS. u" iuN"stmrul. unemployed
need not apply, Address TN. SLAYER
MIRROR co, INC, as ". Madison ST.,
Chicago. III.
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W~A>HlNGToN March E-rh"sc ,rmy
oi.irts w"g" issued To-day
can't. VI. Baldwin Tweuty-nrst lnfHn'ry.
700 ~ vacancy IN Gua~it"rnii~t"- Corps. Vi"
cap i n Conn" Q~Itrt'rna-i"r 'oipH 20
capt " A carleton, ThIr,."th inf,n'ry.
lStaIed In pVtrt"rm ts'"r .'"rps AMI IS.
sgu"i to coast dr'en,"s ~ Ntirag'ns"i'
,',p VI BALDWIN Tvrr', ar.t Infantry,
detailed ~ gu"rt,ruhNt'r corp, and Fl" T..
Srcond Lieu, II J. Muoiy T~Neny.siH'h
Infantry 20 West roin, Cor dir
These nay, orders were .,sueI.
Iiru'. e r. Robinson from Washington
"a N" Pennsylvania
Lieut. " H"sstlet ''W uIaniintm"
station to o, nrlNiug ship a. Norfolk
Ilrut = brown from the Nashville t.
the Rhode Island
n1rar s,Es AA,m nMrs ' 'r" ,Ro S %[Sian i%3a""
Lieut. T. Vi Rit"- from OF
ri"u,. H"rrv from command Of 'he
il,,t4 stri,k',ni u Chase O
: Gulesni~ Y y MckrersS, Z 4 Young
nm, 'o a"ruutu'lr station. I"u-lco,,
Iiou'. 7 l. G,t,h from IN" Princeton 20
'rI2ntSn NS"': w,Ili'''H rom ne ~. to
Ensisn l. vand"rh'"'' from he FL
rnsign II II Cccl TO a.ron,u,ir station,
surgeon " II Re- from rhtade!phi,
'ir,-,,i 'Ns"S,"'su, raym,,'er ! u COY.
from naval \'ad"wH - ~" supr.y
sion .Ni-,,,ftt Meet 20 N, Mee,dno~k
Assistant Sutg'"n \ " 'h'.'r from
C1vl'o static" 80 til" Cil"-
Passed Assistant surgeon n " ~ rur.
rer from olouFapo station ." III" Monuca,y.
Passed AS>isftp' surgeon " I. Mann
from the H"'ena to cavi'" sta'ion
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Laurel HE Terrace.
Free and clear of all .ncumhrarces and
Approximate snount OF mortgage
debt. costs and allowances. s2l,stsjg.
Taxes. Assessments and Water Rates APP
proximat"ly N.Hi335
Dated. New York, March IL. 1915
GHEKARDI DAVIS. Referee.
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Highest temperature. 30. at II 4. VI.
Lowest temperature. o, at II 81 i. NJ
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d SALE.
PlPPIM APPLES

W. want every lover OF apples to try
- sample barrel Of our Wor!ds Famous
A4b.marie iippin< We max. the
price lower than they have ever been sold
before. name.y $50 per barrel. ireIgnt
prepaid Dt,i-r on business letterh-ad oi
send reference PEAKS or OTTER Or
CiiARD 90, Box AL, I~ynchhurg. Va
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1890 "
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SEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE q AA1AA
Attractive argains offered by BANKING
DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
TO builders. investors and prospective home
seekers. A large number of vacant lots At
Grantwood. Morsemere. .Leonia. Ridgeheld
and Teaneck. New JersAy. at one-hslf OF
former. owners prices. Also = large mum.
Der OF two.fsmily houses az Hudson
Heights, Clifside and Palisades Park, New
Jersey. at about one-half Of former prices.
Al OF me above properties are within a hve
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes %
Manhattan. These properties must hs sold
quickly 20 close the business OF two cor
%orstions now being iiquidated by the Bank
sacrifice prices. Special Inducements 10
contractors and builders who Will purchase
a considerable number of lots. For further
particulars address REM. d. Hafeht. Special
Deputy Sup. of Banks. C 10 Bankine Dept.
81 broadway. New York CITY.
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issTH st: GO. Arthur ~. :s.sst--
Really Co. Inc. ct al; Mar ., 1916. 5000
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sATIsFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
Manhattan.


GREENWICH ST, 3ot--Rohert Golden ct
= ast VIM u stewart CT a. 40; p
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LONG ISLAND REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
FRfkrORT. J.. !. IBAYVIEW SECTION.
Voted the Banner Village for y Hume.
Every Know Improvement Installed.

Now n IN" time n inSpeCt The seVethl
houses pf 3 to 10 rooms at barg ain prices
and easy terms. Also large restricted
building plots See \. 4. SEAiN. 49,
B~rosdway. y Y tphnne 1921 Corti
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-06
LONE BANDIT L0OTS
4 SUNSET MAIL CAR

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. 6.-A
lone bandit, unmasked, robbed the
mail car of Southern Pacific train
No. 8, westbound, last night short
ly after the train had left the
depot, and before it had passed
outside the city limits. How much
loot the bandit obtained had not
been ascertained at late hour last
night, as much OF it consisted of
registered packages. Railroad Of
ficials said that no large amount of
money was being carried in the
mail car.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-06

of subscriptions.
j. A. c. Kemble, the Field Man
for The Light and Enterprise. is
thankful for the following names
added to his list of subscribers since
last report: w. n. Marion, Waxa-
hachie z; Y. c. Edmondson, Forces
ton 2; Mrs. w. c. Buie; j. c. Agu,
Midlothian l. Mrs. Sam Stallings.
Wichita Falls. by Homer Moore; W.
j. VIM, Midlothian 5; a. T. Adair,
Waxahachie /; T. l.. Allen, Waxa-
hachie 4; S. w. Tidwell. Midlothian
l; G. ". Madden, Waxahachie I; J..
ID. Alexander. Boyce; Jesse Kennedy;
Clint Spalding; Joe Meharg; Will
Mcpherson, also TO his father at
Lindsey, Oklahoma; j. Houston Mil
Ter; 7, NJ, Rocket; Mrs. A. S. Far
ley; J. w. Bailey, Kerrville, Texas;
Mrs. f. A. DuBose; F. NJ Mckinney.
Forreston, also Dallas News; j. II
Farrar. Waxahachie 2; II. c. Nc
Carter. Italy; j. NJ. Patterson; D.
M. Petty, Waxahachie 4; ]. ID. Hag-
grove, Waxahachie 6: Jas. W. Har-
rison; Mrs. B. F. Spalding; F. A
Davenport. Waxahachie g.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
W.JEnsti LEGISLATURE

TRENTON. n. J.. Jan. e.-The
I4Oth legislature of New Jersey
will convene Jan ] for a session
which promises 10 be fraught with
bitter party and factional strife.
The reason for this forecast is that
New Jersey. with its republican
legislature. democratic governor
end democratic other state officials,
next fall will vote for president. T..
s. senator and governor. And this
Is wilson's home state. II may de-
velop into the biggest fight in the
history OF this compact little com
monwealth. The Democrats in the
state senate and house assembly
will strive to enhance the fortunes
Of their party to the end that Presi-
dent Wilson may roll up a big ma
jority in his home state; while the
@. O. p. representatives will man
euver TO have the advantage In the
coming contest before the people. In
the state senate the Republican ma
jority will be 5. there being IL of
them to Democrats. The house
will have 40 Republicans TO 20
Democrats and the majority on
Joint ballot will be IS, thus insur-
ing the election of Republican
state treasurer TO succeed the Dem
ocratic incumbent, State Chairman
Grosscup.
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Or. George W. kirchwey.

Or. George W. Kirchwey. former
dean of the law school of Columbia
university, has been offered the place
of warden of Sing Sing prison, per-
haps the most famous of American
prisons. in place of Thomas NJ Os-
borne, who has worked hard for sew
eral months to bring about reform.
DR.. Kirehwey is a prison reformer
and has worked hard with Mr. Os-
borne to help him in Sing Sing.
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ON GRAIN OF CORN.
Smallest Landscape Was Executed by
New Jersey Artist.

The tiniest oil painting in the
world is in Camden, ~ j., Samuel r.
Schultz, probably the worlds cham
pion painter in miniature, who exc
Icuted the painting on a grain of corn
nearly fifty years ago from an ear
which he had picked up on the es-
tate of President Buchanan while
attending his funeral. has decided to
show it to his fellow countrymen be-
fore his death.
The painting was recently restoI-
ed to the artist after an absence of
forty years. Aside from its face
value, the grain of corn has had a
remarkable career In the course of
its journey to the various European
capitals the unique painting, per-
feet in every detail was lost. A year
ago the miniature was located
through an advertisement and was
sent here from Berlin.
The miniature presents a winter
scene executed with great care and
skill. which made the artist famous.
Schultz, who is nearly 20 years old,
will never paint picture so minute
and yet so perfect. AT the time Of
its execution Charles A. Wise, who
was then young Schultz's instructor,
pronounced it a masterpiece in min
iature. and predicted wonders for his
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Our Jitney Ofer-This ana &c.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with five cents to -Fo-
ley & Co, Chicago, H., writing
will receive in return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, for coughs, colds
and Group, Foley Kidney Pills, and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. Curlin's
Two Drug Stores. adv
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DOWN ON HIS BACK.

About two years ago | got down
on my back" writes Solomon Be-
quette. Flat River. Mo. Il got soc
box of Foley Kidney Pills and they
Strengthened me right up. l rec
ommend them to all who have kid
ney trouble" Rheumatic aches
and pains, soreness and stiffness.
sleep disturbing bladder trouble.
yield quickly to Foley Kidney Pills
Curlin's Two Drug Stores. adv
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pupil.
Since its return from Europe
Schultz has received numerous Of
| ers for his painting. Recently Mrs
Agnes Buchanan Crosby of Oakland,
Cal. a. grandniece of the president,
offered. to buy the painting for its
skill and it's connection with the es-
tate of the ex-president. but was un-
successful.
Schultz got his Inspiration while
attending the funeral of Buchanan,
lat Wheatland. Pa, the home of the
president in 1868. On his return he
plucked an ear of corn from the
field on the presidents estate. His
first intention was to paint minia-
ture portrait OF Mr.. Buchanan on
one Of the grains of corn. After
many unsuccessful attempts he de-
cided to substitute a landscape. The
final result was well-balanced
snow scene, with a windmill on one
hand, chalet ON the other, noun
tains in the distance and a single
figure to accentuate the effect Of
space and distance-From the
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