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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-05-29
OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS ARE
MADE AND AFFAIRS OF THE
COUNTY is REVIEWED.

After one of the shortest sessions
in the history of the county the
grand jury made their general pre-
sentiments Friday and were discharg-
ed for the term They were in ses-
sion only four days, having taken a
recess Thursday.
ONLY 20 true bills were returned,
and Sheriff Turner had made the I'M
usual record of arresting all but
three of the parties who were in
dicted.
Among the recommendations made
are that the solicit0r-general be put
on a salary, and that the sheriff be
paid 65 cents day for feeding pris-
aners instead of so cents as hereto
fore. The presentments in full fol-
low:
GENERAL PRESENTMENTS.
To the honorable Superior Court
of Terrell county: We, the grand
Jurors drawn and sworn for the May
term, 1917 respectfully submit the
following general presentments:
Through our several committees
appointed for different duties we
make the following report:
Justice Peace Books.
We find all justices furnished with
records as is prescribed by law, but
in many cases we find that full in
formation is not there recorded as
10 by whom cost is paid. However,
this does not occur in but few places,
and records kept by the different
justices are generally plain and cor
rect.
Ordinarys Office.
We find the various records of
this Office especially kept in a neat
and correct manner and we heartily
commend our ordinary on his rec
ords. Financial report of ordinary
since report to last grand jury is as
follows: To months rent on dis
pensary building (half) 500; to 6
months rent on ordinary's office, ETC.,
$4,000; to 6 months rent on armory
building (half) $500; to collections
tax fl fas as turned over to ordinary
S225.89; to road tax collected since
last report S24.00; to rebate expense
money advanced R. w. Jennings in
going to state farm after convicts
for roads S18.42; total collections
$475.31. We find that the above
amount has been reported and turn
ed over to the county treasurer and
that proper voucher has been issued
for same.
Pension roll Terrell county, Geor-
gia, is composed of the following:
Disabled soldiers who receive annual
~ $4,000 each, two; INDECENT SOL
diers who receive annually $1,000
each, thirteen; soldiers under act
of 1910, who receive $1,000 each,
twelve; pink widows under act of
1910, who receive $1,000 each, FIVE;
INDECENT widows under act of 1910,
who receive $1,000 each, seven; wild
ows under act of 1910, who receive
$1,000 each, ten.
Clerk of Superior Court.
We find the various records in
this Office neatly and correctly kept.
We especially commend him on his
efhclency, and the full and detailed
manner in which all records are kept.
Sheriff. Office.
We find the records in this office
kept in accordance with the law, and
we commend him on the many re-
cent Improvements made in the rec
ords kept by him.
Tax Receiver.
We find the books in this office cor
rectly and neatly kept
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-05-29
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria, enriches the blood. and buildsupth the sys
tenn. true tonic. For adults and children. SOC.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-05-29
PERSONALS OF INTEREST
FROM GRAVES STATION

Miss Ruth Smith, of Graves Sta
ton, is visiting in Americas and will
go from there to Milledgeville to at
tend the summer session of G. N. &
l. college.
Miss BESSIE Smith has returned
to her home at Graves Station, fol-
lowing the completion of the school
term of Third district A. * NJ. col
lege.
Miss Ida Greene, of Graves, spent
the weekend with Mrs. G. c. Wall in
Dawson.
Are YOU growing SOna+hino +o
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-05-29

Are you growing something to
exhibit at the county fair this fall?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02

tics. Harvard Unirersity. Csnords- ,xpr
First La ROSSSER r. GRAHAM and HEhshhI
4 NFBI.E-TT medical corps. 10 Ar1ny
Medical School Washington. ,r ID
First Its WALTER J. BRlsToW. JOSIAH Is
HENNEBERGER. EMANUEL KLINE. HONS, -
: CRAIGIN FRED &. BENTON, I 0nn en- ~ r
STURGEON. WOOD 5. WooLFORD. hEh .1Iann
T.. QTICKFT. JAMES W BUNCE. RAfNDND
w WHITTIER. FRANCIS = GESSNEhh
CHARLES Il MAXWELL DAVID =. sMlA ~
GEORGE : WOODARD. GEORGE - ~
FRANKLIN. CHARLES VI. HUNTER. WILL
IAN A. FOERTNTYER, THOMAS !2nss
FRANK PAUL. ROBERT MALCOLM AbnAi
l.. VAN METER medical Officers reserve corps.
10 Army Medical school Washington Tor course
81 instruction
placed detached list. ,
Tirsf l.. CARLTON T.. NANDERBOGET. VI; X =;
from southern Department 10 home and stand
relieved from active duty upon expiration Is days
leave
First H. GERARD y. FRANCE medical ofcers'
reserve corps. 10 Army Medical School. NSmns-
ton. FOR course o. instruction.
Lave Of abseuces: Extension enc month granted
L. Col WILLIAM r. WILDER eth lnfy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOkS.

LOST B.nkbook no - 'O- The Gfccaaicn "a
Jugs Bsnk. 30 and rs Sixth str. New so
C4ty Payment stopped. Please gui 90 bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02

Adath Israel OF New York, 205 East
Broadway Rabbi G. Wolf Margolis
breaches tomorrow at p. m.
Adath Israel. SOL East 169th St
Rabbi Mayer Kopstein breaches this
evening on "The Religion of Democ-
raey'; Saturday morning worship at
$3.50.
Beth Emeth of Flstbush, Church av.
and Marlborough Road, Brooklyn-Dr.
Nehemiah II. Boynton speaks tonight;
Saturday morning worship at 10 o'clock.
Free Synagogue, at Carnegie Hall
Rabbi Stephen s. Wise will speak Sum
day morning on "What Is the Jewish
Peril?"
Free Synagogue. Bronx Branch. 1880
ST. and Southern Boulevard Dr
Stephen 5. Wise will speak tonight
Free Synagogue, 155 Clinton st ne
service this evening will be conducted
bv the Jewish Big Sisters.
Temple BETHEL, 9th sv. at 18th St.
DR.. Samuel Schulman speaks Sunday
morning at II O'Clock on Prejudice
Temple Emanuel. 9th Az. and 43d
st.-Dr. J. Silverman speaks Saturday
morning at 1890 on "Sancuty OF
Home: Thou Shalt Not Commit Adult
cry; Sunday morning at ll:15 Or.
Rudolph Coffee breaches on Can We
Prevent Poverty; Monday morning
Dr. II. G.. EnelOw speaks on The Re-
lation Of His Contemporaries to
Jesus
Temple Israel Of Harlem, Lcnox av.
a. 12Oth st.-Dr. r. !. Coffee speaks to-
night on Religion Tomorrow; Sat
urday morning he speaks on LEST We
Forget" ,
Temple Israel Of Brooklyn, Bedford
av.-Rabb Nathan Krauss breaches this
Temple Mount Zion, 81 West 10th
st-Dr. B. A. Thinner will speak to-
night and Saturday morning.
Temple Peni-El, SOS West 141th
st.-Rsbbi Aaron Eiseman will preach
tonight and Saturday morning.
Temple Shsari Zedek of Brooklyn,
Putnam and Reid svs.-Dr. Max Raisin
will speak tonight on The Wanderer. y.
Temple Rodolph Scholom, Sixty-third
ST. and Lexington sv.-Dr. Rudolph Cof-
fee will speak on "A Purim Message"
Sinai OF The Bronx, Stebbins av. and
East 163d st--Rabbi Max Reiehler will
preach this evening.
Tifereth Israel OF Kensington-
Rabbi I. A. Hourivich will speak to-
night on "The Jewish Congress" and
or Saturday morning DR.. J. Katz will
lecture on "The Portion Of the Week"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02
ARRIVED

C,tb,rrs Cuueo (Norl. Nipe Fen % 20 N.
Munson 81 Line with sugar Bar a. ; m.
Cr4stob.l. Crisiobal FEB 90. - Panama Eail-
road S. On with passenger. mails and mdse.
Bar az II 30 2 m. 2sth.
Anna Ms..,k jDsni. Cisnfusgos Feb j. and
Trinidad. Cubs. 10. 10 Munson So Line. with
sugar Bar a. m, FEB 2sth.
MEXICO n Men. Chsnp,r1co Feb san
jos. 5. tesiuils Q. Ia Tnion ard Ampa3c -, II.
II and Mstanfas "a. 10 the New York a cuba
Mail IS Co With md's Bar At $50 m. Fec
sonou Men. C,rdenss Feb 20 ard Cab,rien
% 10 the New York cuba NAH s. 60. with
Huftero Nor Mscoris Feb Il. ssnto Domingo
City 10 ana Norfolk 2s % the Cyde - 20. with
sugar Bsr az 100
Quernstad (Norl. Chspsrra Feb is and Havana
a. 10 Punch. Edys Go. with sugar. Bar al
Ans CNorl Buenos Ayr.s Jan 30. Montsvdeo
rss 3 and 81 Lucia q. 10 Norton LILY 4 CO.
with mdse Bar a. m. FEB 2Sth.
Comus New Orleans FEB ~. TO the Southern
Pacific Co. with passengers and mdss. Quar- ~
Chippvs. Georgetown. c. FEB % and VII
minston. y G. 26 10 The Cyde IS Co. with
passengers and ndse Quar- a. $50 m.
Blomfontein LBrl Ransoon Dey l.. s@icutia Is9
l. Colombo 5. De.sgos Ray y. Cap Town . and
:, Lucia Fec Is. va Pniladeiphia y. 10 Funcn.
Edye 4 Co. with m1se Bar A. . 30
clare. Arroyo Feb u. Ponce rs Corsica % and
san Juan a. TO the Bull lnsulr Line. with mdi'
Bar . 70 sm m.
s,ellins ri. Ca~ii- FEB I. vi. DelssU. Break
water ~. n Winchester Co. In ballast Bar
~ 1890
II Monte. H-r Orleans Feb %. IN the Southern
Pacific Co, With mdse. Quar- al 49, ? m
VI Occidets Galveston Fob rs. IN tho Southern
paahc Co with r-dse Quar- a. II ts m.
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STORAGE NOTICES
LINCOLN sAf'E DEPOSIT COMPANY,
ao =, I. lond 81 i5-55 r.. Ilst St.
wv - - NIW WORK

.. ,,...Nt A. Ashcou, Mr. or Mrs. Hay
,. rates Mrs r. O.. Becker by j.
l,reVstsdt a Sons Mrs. II. II. Benson Mts'
a. Roiton. Or Thomas Bradlry, MIS-.
-. # Rrsuwell Mrs. Lucy Brennan or
81 Rr,ruan. Mrs Gertrude L. Brown,
William Garland Brown. MISS L. anu 1h'ul-hi,'
fohn u clark ". \ cooper W. II L-'l"'
s,,,,,.l ID crafts Trustee. Miss +. DanOy
Nrs p j Dawson. Frederick y.
DAWSON " = De Long. Mrs. ;. Denis
William 49, Dupont Alfred H. Dnpree' ME-.
Mar, + smith Mrs Hannah Ehas. Jonh
t. Elliot. r. Emerson Miss iI7"g Ne er Mr.
n g. Freuud MIR Earnest GlliaFdo oy
fnbr + Nonncubacher: r. r. Granl
Ierme. Haywood Mrs. blanche G. HIrsch'
II IA. HOLSTER. Mrs. Nellls ShaN houston.
X Howard T. W. Howes Frank
~ tt1ntoon. Mr. or Mrs. ~ Lndheim, A
"A. t|h,.on Mrs /. ". Johnson. Maurice
4 KAT Mrs y Kern Gerald { MTG.
tstat. ~ Amir T.. Kuowlton. Mrs. Adellne
d: fo.r Mrs f. f. billiard. Mrs. Minnie
V,,uv a. II kunZelman + X. Lam
81, Air. or Mr.. : Lichtenstein. F. louds.
vr. Geo Herbert McCord. Miss heleh y
W.T..n Estate OF Mrs. George W. Ne
". 80, no,glss Mclean Adm. Dougls
Mclean Mrs A. l. Miller, Mr or Mrs. j
r Miller Obesity company BY George -
N.sfner. Mrs. y. O'onnor Mrs II. van
Arnb.ni Palmer. Mrs Mary Paur. Howard
pr Miss 81 v Pfeiner, Estate Of Mrs
a. Poillon. James .. Polllon. Adm. g,
/ Preutiss. Progress Film Co = l.. shell
don Vice President ,. >. hrlllN' Nlp'I
D. - Mr. 4 Roberts. Miss Annette
schemes Miss Annette S schenek for a l. l.,
scott . A shaw. Jean \. House. Mrs. J.
NJ Euiuger. Mrs. l. NJ sims. Mrs II y
skinner Mr. or Mrs ". A Slsyback }
sinan Miss Isabel " smith Or. or Mrs
Ewing Taylor Or Earl B. Twist NJ NO or
Nra II Is Thayer. DR. or Mrs. g. l. TIL
icy = % Nauderpoel. Mime. 7. g.. von Be-
zen Rem T.. wallace, Miss Ellen walsh.
IL l.. Washington. You are hereby notified
thst the storage being due and the time
for payment Of this company's lien there
Tor upon the property hereinafter de-
srrlb.d having expired and due notice
thereof having been given YOU, this com
many will cause such property, 20 wit.
ifnusehold goods. personal effects and NOR
,handIse. stored hy you in 10 warehouse
and torl silver storage vaults 20 be sold
Al public auction. according 90 tho statutes
In ruch cases made and provided. az the
auction rooms of George Merle. No 100
r,at tssth street. New York city. on
Tuesday. March goth, 1917 at 10 O'Clock
\ "
LINCOLN snL Dtr0sir CoMrANf'
wee President
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STORAGE NOTICE
LIE cLI>rON srORAGE MNREmOlsEs

! u u
Offices. 24J and 2i5 East Both st.. New
York.-To Mrs. Agnes Brown. Mrs. Mary
Book. Christina Bacuar, Mrs Mary Burns
Mary Callaghau Mrs Anna Cusick. John
Carlson Catherine Campbell Alice Corr.
Mrs James j Cranney. Elizabeth Doyle.
Sarah A. Dean. j. g. Dempsey. James
DOYLE. Katie Foley. Jennie Fcrraro. George
y Fleming Paul Grillo. Maria Gum. Mary
Ganney Miss e.. kruse Mrs g.. Miller.
John Mckoue. Terrence Mcdonald. Madam
Opitsah IS. e. Packard Mrs Annie Rush
Ellen Reilly. Mrs Susan stewart Oscar
Sziget. MI on Mrs. Tlhn"tfH. Mrs. g. g.
webb, Elsa Wissmann. W. g. Wise You
ana each Of YOU are hereby notified that
the time for the payment az this companvs
lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribcd having expired. after du" notice
thereof had been given you, this company
viii cause such property. to vii. household
goods. personal effects and merchandise.
stored by YOU ln its warehouses. To- be sold
1T public auction. according to tho statute
lu such case made and provided. said
auction will take place 90 these ware
houses .i3 and 2i5 East aaih &C., New
York cts. on Wednesday. March 2lst. 1917.
~ 10 s ~ and VIII Do" continued each
succeeding Wednesday. nt the same time
and place until the sale i7 completed
r. . ELLSWORTH General Manager
New York. March Cd. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02
PROPOSALS

,b. hoard Of Water supply. at IT, Office,
fDenty-second floor. Municipal Building.
PARK ROW, Centre and Chambers streets.
New York City. until II a. IA. on Tues
dsv March g. 1917. for Contract All. for
furnishlng and delivering liquid chlorine
for use al the Kenslco Screen chamber Of
the Cstskill aqueduct
Al the above place and time tho bids
ytil be publicly opened and read. Psmph-
I,fs containing Information for biddec,
eau be obtained Al the above address. at
The ONCE - the Secretary. by dcpositing
the sum Of nve dollars 'lbj IN cash or ~,
.nuiv.l.nt Tor each pamphlet For further
psrtlculsra apply To the once OF the Prln.
slpal Assistant Engineer At the above adj.
dress. ..
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN y. CALVIN.
commissioner. board OF Water supply.
GEORGE FEAThEHSTONE. Secretary.
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u. S. Military Orders

washington March ].
~ WILLIAM 4 BURNSIDE. 26th IN 49,.
rom signal Corps aviation school san D'es''
10 ms .es1iy>'i NfKTNNFY. 18Th Csvalry. nov
-. ~ shserre On Wa-hiugtoi. d@Nl ioi
general recruiting serTiee q" -. wayne N1i'"
- 80 assistant 10 recruiting oii'e- ,,,,-..-
g., SoI.AN Y ELLIS. 10Th M, % washington
for examination for retirement 49,, b., S,,- q,
c,rf WILEY 2. DAWSON. retired RI ~ -
1t,s-ernarer signal Corqs aviation s-nooi' san
49, - Cant HERBERT y. RolpEN.
t,r'GH APPLEWHrTE reur"n' rom ,. 7.
osle,horpe. 70 home and San1 IsHs'o' "''
c,,t MILAN 5 RowEN. coast artilery; de-
..n.d ...i.tant nrn-e.snr ml-ltary scleno, 80 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02

Gu,ntznamo Cienfussos Feb l. Ard M,nEanliie
@ 20 the New York and Cuba Nal IS Co VIII
fste,jori Nor. CAPE C-acios FEB 20. 70 me
Huddleston Marsh Mahogany CO. win mahosHl'
Bar a. noon. .s,. o. .,.
Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers ana mase
Quar- a. 1-iZ ,.--
Bratland iNorl santa Lucia Tor Perm Annoy
Sandy Hook a. -.0s IN NJ. ,.hov
leslie fNorl. Huelva FEB u Tor Perrin Annoy
Princess Bay 81 20 M. - ~.
lie de "a Reunion (frl. MsSeilles jan 81 bA C
Iona FEB and Valencia 4. 20 kl"eA q ~
with mdse. Bar a. I 49,. -, "a
Katuna (Brl. Malta Jan 20 and GloratI re-. 90 y.
10 Norton Lilly Co go ballast. Bar a. H,y a IN
GARLIC. Cs1agena Feb IL. Puerto tooinoisa ~
santa Marta 81 CrstOhal . ard hlnsslo.l -. 49,
the United Fruit Co. with passengers, mans anu
m Ml-j,m no. Gibfa Ia FEB 8 To A Andersen
& 60 m ballast. Bar al ESQ m. -. r.h.i1.
Philadelphia. La Guayrs FEB Is faeirlo D.fIs,,
o. curacao p and san Juan p. 70 bnss DeL'e,
& Co. with passengers. mails anu muse D "
Tardlys D,n). valparaiso Feb and crisiooal
r. with mdse. Quar- az 6.j5 m.
SAILED
Mariana Humrrso: Moro Castle. Hsvana. frll'
Wierr I lDutrhl ParamarOo. Fl SUD. "a 49,
Trarms fDutrhl Rotterdam. Yuma. Macor- ~
Sirio Galveston: Henry MalorJ 1855
vslaria (Brl London: Princess Anne. No,lo,S 81
Negu.,rt News: Vaudeville iNor' NJ A.,
Egyptian Transport tBrl. Baltimore ~ - Nsprs
V11sts savannah. Tyler Norfolk and Ne"porI 80.
rbsima tNor1 Mstsnzas: Guifoil. For Af, ,a.t
Psn,ms Cristohai: Grove tNorl. Curacao az
Cerrrrs (spsnl Seville. Radiant lSllm on noisssre
Tsmpco. llvingtou Court tBrl. boruesDA'
Philadep lia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02

The Approximate amount 81 the zen or
charge. to SATISFY which the soove de-
scribed property - 20 he sold. Ia INent'
,our and 7fIiOO f;ee73i1n Dollars. with
interest thereon from the 2ith day OF Jan
uary. 1917. together with costs aud allow
ance amounting 20 f6tti Dollars. with IN
terest from February IAN. lFln los'thel
,.ith me expenses Of the sale The APP
proNimate amount 81 the taxes. ass Ssment'
and water rates or other Hens, which ar
IN he allowed to the purchaser out OF th'
purchase money. or paid By tho referee
is SOTO Dollars and interest
Dated. New York February Goth 1911
JAMES A. DONEGAN, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
WEST SIDE

list ST 90 WIST Beautiful paror flo- .l't.
able Tor Doctor. ln highest class pr.yaIr house.
all Improvements. fNo ROOMS AID bath also single
loom. furnished or uufuialsAcd. Telephone 9flJ
t.IfI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 81 degrees ,at $50
n m } lowest 50 lat A. M average IS .Ter1gs
FOR corresponding date last VA. So average Tor cor
r.epooding Gate last thirty hres years, 49,
Humidity
n.....5T p. m......s5 -. n......so
Barometer Readings
81 m....3oN ,. m....sO.sS ? n..''sO.So
IsoAI Forsesst.-Partly cloudy today; fsir TO-
rno-ro~: little change IN temperature: Fertle 70
moderate north winds. becoming va7Aois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02
The Synagogue in New York

Young Mems Hebrew Orthodox
League. "a West ll5th st.-Mr. !. ST.
mons will lecture tonight on Service
and Servitude.' Saturday. at 3 p. M.
Mr.. b. r. Weilerstein will conduct
class in the Rible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
rk.-HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Plalntln'
against SAMUEL STONE and others, De
I'm pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered III nc
abOve-eutitled action and bearing Date ih'
18th DAY OF February 1917, l., the uhurt ?
igrsd fha Referee in said Judgment
named. will sell a public auction. o. the
Exchange SslesrOom, nos. lf-.p 80
Street In the Borough OF Manhattan. N',F
az New York. on the 10Th DAY OF Mat,H.
Taf- ~ ~ o'clock noon on that DAY, Dog
Herbert 4 sherman. Auctioneer. the prem %
ises directed by said judgment 10 be sold
and therein described as follows.
ALI, that certain LOT, piece or parcel or
land together with the buildings and I'M
nroVsnents thereon erected. situate, lying
and being In the Seventh Ward OF the
Borough OF Manhattan, city and COUNTY
OF New York bounded and described as
BEGINNING at point on the southerly
aide OF Monroe Street distant one hundred
End siXty-three lt3) feet and Tour 80
inches. westerly. from the Southwestern
corner OF Monroe street and NOutsOmelt
street. thence running southerN anu
parallel. or nearly 50. with Montgomery
inches to the center line % the biock be-
tween Monroe street and cherry Stree. .
thence running westerly along said mldul'
line and on line nearly parallel TO Mon
street. tWeu tt-lnFr- -of AtfA ollb 49,
al inches: thence running northerly ana
again parallel TO Montgomery street nine. .
eight 1851 feet and four 90 inches. 70 tne
southerly SIDE or line or Monroe oNr.e..
and thence running easterly along iAe
souiherly line or side OF Monroe street
t,yent,- three (23) feet and four 90 inches:
10 the point or place OF beginning ssIH
premises being known oy the street NUM-
Der l6s Monroe street ~ ,o,-
Dated. New York. February -oth, 81
JAMES A. DONEGAN. Referee
JULIUS H. SEYMOUR Attorney Tor
Plaintiff. once & z. o Address No.
92S broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
city OF New York
The following Is a diagram OF The prop
erty 70 be sold; Its street number - los
Monroe street
Monroe Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-02
sIfRROCATRy NOTICE

HtYITs. HlRY.--IS PURSUANCE or
an order Of Hon. John =. cohsisp, Q
Sy,rorats Of the County 81 New York.
sotlos IL hersby given 20 ell persons hay-
,,r claims aTsinst Mar BsTis. late 81
~ Cunt Of Kew YOrk. decesssd. 10 pre-
..of the same with vouchers thereof TO
the sDbs1flbers. 81 their cn1cS and place Of
fr1nssctloK business. No. 10 wan street.
Il, ne az - New YoTk. on o. before tho
tenth ar 81 March nett
Dsfsd sew iork. ths ~ az 81 s'p'
tsoaSer. 1915 NfIIIAH bAIIit.
AFFIXED r. HIMBhLL.
5OH. MhGOH EaDH. Blscntos
lftorrsy FOR Etscutors. i, Llbsrv
zl<ssL as1 IeaL.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE

ron SALE OR EXCHANGE PLOT 60tiOo
tiyb ground near Sound and station. located
Porf Jererson L. g. G. scri'euef. 10 Roe
Vile ave Newark. y. J.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH !
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

These mais clos. at $50 ?. m>
Hawaii and Philippine Islands Via San fr,n-
Japan. Corea and China (Vii Vsncou'er).,,
W MonteSe 49, f--..it,s ia san
Frs1.,,ssp~ ccolo,,hi. -..........Mts
Hawaii. Japan. Corea and China wa sah
Hawsii. Samoan Islands. AUSTRALIA IVA san
Francisco -Neniura -; ''iNi
Hawai-. FIJI Islands. New Zealand and AUS
tralis MA Vancouverl-Mskufa. MN
Japan. Co-es. China and Philippine ISLANDS .
iva Observation-Disclosures o. Asia ..'....M MAJ ~
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

pFsT SECTION or BROOKIYN. Strictly private
holss Beautiful vies trum rrsr Windows Third
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