davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-10-18
"a chicago City, Bristol, Oct 5.
IS Hwah yah, Dunkirk. Oct. Q.
Sc Balsta. Cristobal, Oct. s.
SIS Chinsmpa, Port Eads, Oct. IA.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To-day.

To-day.
Netherlands; via ROTTERDAM; also parcel post %,
A. NJ.
France. Belgium. Rumanis, Bulgaria, Lu1em-
6urg. c1ecno, slovahia. Jusoslayis Trenn no
india, british East Africa, Malta, Ceylon.
s sTs psros pCs %s 'R@ s
sica and Tunis, SIS. France, $3.50 A. N.
Greece (parcel post mails only. via Patras,
Gibraltar CGreece must he specially addressed
for despatch by this steamer, via Gibraltar
and Patras; also parcel post mails for Gibraltar
and Greece, SIS. Presldente Wilson, 10 A. M.
Portugal and Spain Especially addressed only),
via Lisbon, Cadiz and barcelona: also parcel
post mails for Portugal, Madeira, Spain. Canary
rocco, SIS Emilia 8. de Perez. II A, NJ
Cape Verde Islands and South Africa. via
St. Vincent and Cape Town; also parcel post
mails mails for 70 Union of South Africa. s. Ro'
sierra Leone. Gold Coast, Togoisnd. Lagos,
Ksmerun, Fernandopo. st. Thome, French Con-
LONE. Lagos, Dpols. Fernandopo, st. Thome.
LiberAne' Port Gentil. Bona and Matadi. SIS.
Monday. Oct. 20.
Belgium and Luxembourg Especially addressed
only). via Antwerp; also parcel post mails sor
Belgium. Luxembourg and Belgian Congo IS
Italy parcel post mails and specially I'D
dressed correspoudence). via Naples and &C.
noa, SIS. San Giovanni, 30 A. NJ
Cape Verde Islands and South Africa, via 81
Vincent and Cape Town; also parcel post MALI
for Union of South Africa, SIS. Foyle, IL NJ.
Tuesday. Oct
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Plymouth
Hnvre and London Mail must be specially ad
dressed for despatch by this steamer, SIS. Sax
onia, 8 A. NJ
Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Lithusnia and
Latyia via Bergen and Christania; also par
eel post mails for Norway, S. Stavangerfjord
$50 A. M.
IRA Ponta Delgada and Lisbon also parce
post mails for Azores and Portugal, S. Britain
mia, 10 80 A. NJ.
The sun., 1919-10-18
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, Oct II. - The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say; Business
has been somewhat brisker this week.
more especially on secured woods. There
has been little more inquiry, also, for
medium woods, prices for which remain
unchanged. Fine woods are Arm. The
manufacturing situation is strong.
"Foreign advices indicate a rising
market at the Cape. with strong British
and japanese competition and very
firm market In England. The South
American market Is hardly changed"
The sun., 1919-10-18
REGULATES ARMY MARRIAGES.
Senate Bill Applies Only to Cases
in Foreign Service.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.--At the request
of the State, War and Navy depart
ments. Chairman Wadsworth OF the SEN
ate Military Committee. to-day intro
duced bill designed to regulate mar
riage OF American soldiers or civilians
attached to thp army while on foreign
service. II would require the fling of
affidavits before marriage with the naval
or military authorities showing that both
the man and the woman were of legal
age and unmarried, with heavy SEN
fences for convicted violations
The French Government is in accord
with the provisions OF the bill and anx-
ious that 1t be expedited. according to
an accompanying note from the War De-
partment.
The sun., 1919-10-18
TRADING In COTTON
HAS DULL SESSION
Undertone Is Generally Steady,
but Market Has No Impor-
tant Developments.

Operations in the cotton market were
yesterday mostly the activity of profess
sionals, which naturally made for a dull
affair. 1t backed and filled at times
smessly around Its last previous level.
All in all the undertone was one Of
steadiness, and here and there were
definite signs of nervousness among
more timid longs. Not a few of
small accounts again were shaken
out, which impaired new strength to the
markets technical position, but big
bull interests stood out firmly for higher
values. The weather map was discussed
orce more at considerable length by the
local trade. Further rains were indl-
Gated and frost at few points in Texas.
Precipitation was more than an inch at
Montgomery and Chattanooga and there
was considerable elsewhere.
Opening cables from Liverpool were
sharply better than due, but In later
dealings the market there was under
somewhat heavier pressure and prices
reacted TO points below their last previ-
Gus endings. Spots, however. were once
again In good demand, sales totalling
$4,000 bales. Among the sentimental
factors that may have influenced the
r,inds OF local operators was the
strength In securities here, partly onset
BY continued heavlness In many de-
partments OF the foreign exchange mar
ket.
Business was moderately active at the
start. first sales being points lower to
IS higher. 1t seemed that selling pressure
grew heavier as the session wore OF
and the markets irregularity stood out
prominently at times. Local commission
houses took some cotton at nearly al
stages OF the day and sellers includes
wall Street operators and spot inter
ests Houses with Liverpool connections
traded both ways. Japanese were In
terested in selling during the forenoon.
The general feeling in floor circles re
manned bullish and most brokers were
of the mind that news regarding the in
dustrial situation showed some improve
ment The lack Of further pertinent de
yelopnents no doubt checked greater
volume of business and tended occasion
ally to impart nervousness to holders
Late in the session prices reflected in
creased Southern selling and New Or
leans weakness There was also NOR
liquidation from commission hous
sources and the close was rather cas-,
at a net decline of 20 to 20 points ant
local spot cotton being of 80 points.
-
The sun., 1919-10-18
COURT CALENDARS.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
APPELLATE DIvsIoN-sUPREMp COURT
Recess.
Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM-PART II.-Before Hendrick,
J.-Court opens at 10 80 A II. Ell parte
matters at 10 30 A. M.
Surogntes' Court.
CHAMBERs-Before Cohalan, Sat lo;0
A. N. VIII for probate.
Katherine Brehm.
City Court.
epEcIAL TERM-PART II.-Before zelier. ].
Court opens at 10 A. N. Ell psrte matters
At 10 30 A. NJ
BRONX COUNTY.
Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM - (Chambers) - Muilan, J.
Court opens at 10 A. n Ell parts business.
Surrogate's Court.
CHAMBERS-schulz, Sex parte business.
County Court.
SPECIAL TERM-(CAambers)-G J.-Ez
parte business.
KINGS COUNTY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Eastern District Of New York.
ADMIRALTY CALENDAR FOR OCTOBER
TDRNl-Before Gsrvin, J.-Court opens In
room sl2, Post Once Building, Brooklyn
- IA L M
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Headquarter. for SiilIiners.

II plans formulated by the Eastern
Millinery Association materialize. per-
manent headquarters for the various
trade organizations In the millinery In
dustry may soon be established In this
city. It is proposed to secure building,
probably in Park avenue, and remodel It
to accommodate the Offices of the various
associations. provide committee rooms
and a room OF sufficient size for general
meetings. Options on several buildings
already have been secured. It is said.
The sun., 1919-10-18
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting malls close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office station
New York. at P. NJ, as follows:
China. via Seattle, Sc. Justin. Oct. IS
Hawaii, via San Francisco. IS. Manos
Oct; % co,., ruin. s,,o-,. s,o,r coo,,r
china, Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria
Is c., SIS. Empress Of Asia, Oct. rs.
Tahiti, Marduesas. Cook Islands, New Yea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralis. via San francisco, SIS Moana. Oct ~
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Austria and New
Zealand. via San Francisco. IS. Sonoms
Nov a.
The sun., 1919-10-18

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and co points lower at BATS for middling: sales
nil. Southern spot markets: Galveston Arm,
unchanged at So rs: sales 5.s1s bales New Or.
leans steady unchanged at IS IS; sales 100
A4; sales nil. Savannah quiet. q points
higher at Sc: sales LISA bales. Wilmington
quiet Is points lower at s3.z5; sales nil. Au-
gu,ta firm u points higher at A.6o; sales
1894 bales Houston steady, 50 points higher
at SIC. sales s3,i39 bales. Memphis steady, un-
changed at 3Sc. sales 500 bales. ST. Louis
little Rock steady unchanged at $3.50; sales
1854 bales. Dallas steady, 20 points higher at
MIS-, sales a 5I7 bales
The sun., 1919-10-18
Production Low I'm Fail River.

FALL RIVER, Oct 17.-Cloth mills here
still are we'll below normal production.
many of the plants being unable to Sc
cure anywhere near the number OF OPP
eratives they require to turn out the
usual quantities of goods,
The market was steady and firm this
week. with a good demand for nearly all
styles of goods. plains twills and sat
eens but the mills were somewhat slow
sellers. Prices in many styles showed
an advance of fully half cent over last
weeks quotations. Sales for the week
are estimated at 10000 pieces
The following quotations are indica-
five of the inward frend.
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advance. middling 70 I'D Sales 5000. Ameft
can 1000 Imports 5000, including 5000 Amer.
lean Futures opened very steady ut u to q
points advance Closed Irregular and unset
tied at a net decline of IS to n points. Octo-
ber e2O2: December, Mso; January. Il 81
March, nos May. 2.7s: July. 20 IL. Manches-
The sun., 1919-10-18
Ban on Rabbit Skins
Denied by Australia

A CCoRDING to Information re-
n ceived in the local fur market
4 \ yesterday by cablegram pre-
vious reports to the effect that Aus
tralia had placed an embargo on the
shipment of rabbit and opossum skins
are false. Australia has placed no
restrictions on the expectation of
these skins. which are being used ex-
tensively by manufacturers here.
The sun., 1919-10-18
W o " z N!

WOMEN!
81 to IS years OF age who are
truly ambitious may now secure
worthwhile occupations as
NIGHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS
Good pay while learning.
Lunches at cost
Congenial environment.
Special Payments for length
OF service. Hours $3.50 p. ".
TO A. N. Applicants should
call Spring OFFICIAL" or
visit one OF the following Of
ices:
MANHATTAN:
Main Once,
ll5s B'way, cor. 27th St. 4. NJ. to p. n.
BRONX:
tbs 70. fremont Ave, IL II. to p. H.
BROOKLYN:
81 willoughby ST.. A. NJ. to P. n.
1885 Broadway, A. ". to p. NJ.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
The sun., 1919-10-18
To Sell American Fur..

American furs will be sold on october
27. following the offerings OF Australian
pelts at the London fur sale, which opens
on October 2s. according to information
received here yesterday by the agents
for A. & w. Nesbitt, Ltd.
The sun., 1919-10-18

LsSIn. NV Elnhorn. -: tis.so
MnTs TnsUdOre "A G. q nd : :ssss
Peragallo, he s. Stein ct al. 926.64
Pi.arra, v. TN Marta ct AL. !2S.so
Price. Louis. Held. .......... sss.es
Ryan, Jamos-M. Burke. ....... 2l4'H
Rossik, P.--Bllings & Spencer Co. l2s.ss
Raucci, Frank. and Pssauais Ac-
River Plate Commercial co.-Homs
Romer. Csroiine-Burns Bros. e. 1880
Smalin, Arthur-Farragut Baker
sommerfeid. samuel.s. Bauton. isSti
Nuremberg. Jacob, and Max Myrin
Gutenberg Myrin) - r.
Towns, n. L.Bro.dway Park
woodbury. ~ c;urtii.; P. tiwi;oode,u,ry
Co.)-J. J. Godfrey; COSTS. 1914
BRONX.
Bronx Exposition. Inc, e. II.
Ritchey Lithosraphins Corpn.. sl.1a7.st
Caseli, Micheie-M. Nigro. 49,. 95.3b
Gross. Albert R.-Coney Island &
Gravesend r. R............... 126.o5
Gross. Rose-same. ........... 1883
oTooie. Eugene c.-H. odvak. 1864
schmitE, Wiiliam--c. W. Chase. Aso5.ss
Welnstein. Morris--S. J. Lehman. 1904
wetterauer, Florence J.-Garford
Motor Truck Co., Inc, ct all. 1856
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
First name that OF debtor; second that
of creditor and date judgment was filed
Underwood, Jesse W.--Harriman
April II. isiT..,.....,...... s2.ss5.4s
BerkowitE. Israei--weigand g.
Co.; March 10, 1915 (released). 1870
same-Same; March 10, le1b... 1910
West. Bily--Lewis Pub. Co.;
April II, 1919. ...............: 2st.so
Newman, Edward-M Liebcnthal
ct al; March 6, IsiS.......... 6s1.T7
drath Bros: July I. 1919. 1.ioI.ss
Rubel, Barney. and David Seid-
mani Firtel: Jan. 8, 1871. 4s7.63
Sweeney, Chas. McC.-Common-
wealth Hotel Const. Corp; June ,osoo
Rosenheim, Georges. Hirsch ct
! al; Sept. 40. 1919. ........ s2s.os
Same-Marks Lederer Co., Inc;
Sept. 20. 1919. ss2.so
july Is. 1917. ................ 1881
Kaufman. Samuel-A Rusch ct
al: Sept. 3, 1910. 7oe.o7
| Same-L. c. Schwartz; March ..
| lyle ;..'',.... '';;....; i'oAo'i-
shapiro-M. Golden: Oct Is,
| 1918 Observation-Disclosures. 1o1.bs
De villers. Yves-wm. H. Hask-
l ms Co.: May ], l9ll.......... 116.lt
| Same-Holbrook Co.; Dec. 8, 1913. S2s.lC
Same-P. Case; July 80. lsl4... $685.
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GEN. EDWARDS GETS CROSS.
King Albert Honors Head OF
Yankee Division.

Yankee DfvfsfOn,
BosToN, Oct 1.-THE cross OF COM
mander of the Order Of Leopold has
been conferred on Major-Gen. Clarence
r. Edwards. commanding general Of
the Northeastern Department. by King
Albert OF Belgium. Notification of the
award received at the department head
quarters from the Belgian Embassy to-
day said II was in recognition OF Gen.
Edwards's service to the allied cause
during the war, In which he served as
organizer and commander overseas OF
the Yankee division.
The sun., 1919-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. ,...7:oe A NJ Sun sets. 80 :s p NJ
Noon rises 5s M
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. ..t:0t A NJ Gov. Island ..ta6 A M
He'll Gate .......6:56 A NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 10 "a A NJ Gov. Island. 10 :57 A NJ
He'll Gate 49,, IL 80 A NJ
The sun., 1919-10-18
GOVERNMENT AUCTION SALES.

U. S. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. salvag,
Division, o. 2. s. o.. 46l Eighth Ave, New
York, will sell at public auction oommenc.
ing 10 A. NJ, october goth, 1919, at Ford
building, SEQ Jackson Ave, Long Island
city. an assortment OF unserviceable ma.
terial and articles no longer needed BY tho
Government consisting OF once equtp-
ment; hospital equipment; tableware;
Kitchen utensils OF all kinds; canvas scrap
tentaKs and other miscellaneous articles
Particulars on application TO Onicer in
Charge, Waste Materials Branch, Salvage
Division, 500 Jackson Ave. Long Island
City, N. Y.
The sun., 1919-10-18
ARRIYALs-FRIpAY. OCT. Il

SIS Adriatic, Southampton, Oct. ..
SIS Duca d'Aosta, Genoa. OCT. 3.
SIS Katrina Luckenbach. ST, NsIsire. Oct. ..
IS Keresan, Hamburg. Sept. 80.
Sc Patria, Marseilles, Sept. II.
SIS st. Jean, Havre. Oct. 0.
SIS Justin, Liverpool, Oct. g.
SIS Manhattan. London. Oct. 4.
IS Lake Gretna, Belfast. Oct. ..
SIS Glen Ridge, Rotterdam. Oct. q
IS Taunton. Halifax. Oct. Il.
IS Hulaco, Lobos. Oct. 10.
Sc Iroquois, San Domingo City. Oct IL.
SIS Lake sterling, Cardenas, Oct. II.
SIS City OF Everett. Tampico, Oct. 8.
IS Frednes Cartagens. Oct. ..
SIS Tyre, Barbados, Oct. T.
SIS Gulf Of Mexico. Port Arthur. Tex.
Oct. 10.
SIS Algiers. Galveston. oct. 7.
SIS Conotton, Tampa, Oct IL
The sun., 1919-10-18
Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

PHILIP DE ANGELS. voluntary. advsr-
Using agent. i+7s Broadway; liabilities.
Cs2 asset. MI! rrinsip zx. Hrsdi ,sgs
TONER is Louis e, Felix. $40 Broadway.
LEON STISR viiUs:STy n'T'paR sr
biiities, s78s7; assets nil. Principal
ereditprs; os .s Nationai f SsnS 6 ~
1900. Attorney for petitioner 10 John
INTESsf1%ySr MERCHANDISE ,InsEs,.SI CON- CON;
suare; liabilities and assets not stated:
Attorney for petitioner IL Archibald
MANHATTAN.
Judgments hled yesterday; nrst name
that OF debtor:
Aibertson. Stewart ED. Apple $1,000
Ai son Harry tAiti WOODEN 'ccj;.M. '1'O'
Adler cA5 JACOB Sc, H. sayi: 1'''l''
American ss Sa 'Liieh,sra1s 4 Trans. 1919
Railway .,.'......,........... Lslato
Bremen. jacob; Halper ct al. $3.50
Blum. Jacob L.-TradeSman Ma
esasisy. Joseph-M. H Milis.,., l.s7Ela
| Battle James A. Maurice
B. i @s fsfsy. ana o. Il. ~ ~
.t s%.;hI hisSsDndj.s@Hud.on MIN 10000
p:sa ES%S f:is Co. iss So: $685.
Burton. Thomas; Charles Lose
GBurton. Cunningham q LOssJ
Broun, MaI-R. %. Miller, ...... ssaso
cr ssltao'' J SSa' =. Ri. ''0'''
cl plsts'H' MitGa.a. Hooh.t.r, ''
cslsbro. joseph--M. a. Lynch: :; i.s7s.6
peiano Self Starter co.-H.
Ta hHar Benjamin TT..Miuins..y ~. y
ro Iru5 John co W. iNstionsi Cooper. -'
alive organiIAtiOn)-w. Elm
o, hSIn Cooper Co. iIinie;..p;ir.e. ''
tor,dsnsrsi r. R.. Lshish VAL .
GIBSON sy r. H Pis:scn.Mari eros. ''
c, SSS:'i&Rii utEer. Fir: ms. Co.. '
National Liberty ms, Co. Of
ou Amsrtss CO. OF North Xi.misric: '
%W. T. Garter ct al. $3.50, 4siGsi
Hs eDsus Joseph =. Jr. '''
Hs SasTse john Si 81 VIZ Fs!'T Hs:i.s: usi:Si
Ha p1sil. c So ri LII. si:mm.. ''''
Indian Head Auto Truck 'seriv;i,o.. ''''"''
Inc, and Indian Head Express
Co. Inca. Woin ct al. ...,... lss1,
John Kollin Co.. Inc.--ssAboard
sans@ssm. .:.,.: .:.;;:..:: siis
John F. Dolsn Construction Co..
New Amstsrdsm Casualty Co.. Tl1
Raplan, sadie-Nassau Electric
Il. II. Co.; costs 1850
ct si...... :. ....,..,..,,.... sees
sams-F; Hermann ,.v.......; iifs
Kramer, Harry D.. and Bernsteub
Kramer Realty Corp, Hes
1 dorfsr IMMUNE. .s-.s..--..-. t,boTt
The sun., 1919-10-18
Bg:E:;H1nl;1

Passenger and Freight Service.
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Vasari Observation-Disclosures. Oct.N
Orduna INSTRUMENTATION. Nov !. Dec. 6
Carmania ................N ov.8. Dec. l3
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOuRG and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauritania. ..... Oct. %, Nov. y, Dec 10
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George ......,.......Nov Nov. 5. Dec. 3
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG and LONDON
Caronia Observation-Disclosures. Nov. !. Dec. 6
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
tlAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia. .....,............. Oct. Is. Nov. rs
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS
Pannonia ............<........ Nov. II
NEW YORK-LDERRY-CLASCOW
Columbia .................N Nov. s. Dee. 6
21-a4 STATE STREET. NEW YORK
The sun., 1919-10-18
ARRIVED FROM NEW Yol
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

SIS orduna. from Liverpool.
SIS Psnnonia. from Palermo.
SIS Wimbledon. from Gibraltar.
SIS Unbe Mendi. from Barcelona.
IS ossining, from Antwerp.
SIS H. C. Folger. from Havre.
IS Thespis. from Bahia.
Sc Pacific, from Buenos Ayres.
SIS Mount Evans. from Dunkirk.
SIS Lake Graphite. from Valparaiso.
So Henry T. Scott, from London.
SIS Francis, from Barbados.
SIS Bronte. from Barbados.
ss schiedyk. from Batavia.
SIS Giuseppe Verdi. from Gibraltar.
SIS Hakushika Maru, from CartiifY.
The sun., 1919-10-18

DIAMONDS bought sold. for cash only. 10
,atss bought BENNETT, l7s BwAJ (upstAASes
The sun., 1919-10-18

Samson RosenSiat,. appellant vs. B;
With 40 costs and disbursements and mo.
lion denied with $40 costs, on the ground
that the proper rem otSp i FOR b,I Of pas-
Law q. Wilbraham. respondent, VS.; Jenny
s s1mea with 10 costs and disbursements.
No dpinion. Order nled.
Jenny stafford Murphsy, appellant rs:
:I,-m.d With SO costs and disbursements
No nninion. order filed.
FRED a. Gordon, on 9ehaiI OF AIN htns ~
s stSsd Wit Gi''a So cost. and disbursement
~ The oiuenther Publishing Co., respondent
.. the Ridgway Co. appellants. Order
affirmed with SIC costs and disbursements
NO Iy pgF Frank and another. respondents
! vs. Mathew n. Ryan. appe.ii,s ah Oraei
NTTirmed with $40 costs and disbursements
No opi insl Good win Co, respondent. We. p
H. Ksshon Inc sgP IsmsS with ros SIC cost
hf psop,. sx r.l. 4. Edward syiysn, rss1 pom
dent. VS.. Gust. Pers' wef appeiisnts
sna tr sS;Tmss With With sio cost. a%d dis
SuT r No opin,on' - oTas5 sIsd vs.
SSrdnr stfirmed with $40 costs and dis
The 70 d s. na sss a IN the ordsr
uon 70 Settle order on notice,
10 oRron 4 Oh. Inc. appellant, w. WI WI
lam Gillespie ct al. rsspodnaae,n nsur,s ments
snir ansn,on' order nied.
Bernard l. Ilchten and snothsr; resp1 as
dents vs.. Isaac Nahsm, nPpSi aSur.snant,
NJ oninion order filed. ,.,
Mary 4. Ludinm o W.; heh aSDssi Denied
or seiomon fucker. an infant, va Eqgitsel
Iafe Assurance Society OF me uni,s
yI,h si0 costs unless appellant compi
Nth terms stated in order: Ordet nlea.
Michael c. Condello va frederick Losss
The sun., 1919-10-18
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-Package Of twelve exposed kodak
ain, rolls left on Platform IS, Grand Cen
,ral station, Monday. Oct, IL, 1870 A. NJ,
so reward II returned 20 Danersk. Yves,
I7th st.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-14
REGULAR MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL
(OFFICIAL)
Adjourned Regular Meeting

Brunswick, Ga. Feb. u, 1919
Present: Hon. j Hunter Hopkins,
mayor; Aldermen Brown. Lambrieht.
Leybourne. Mccall and Roberts
Absent: Aldermen Dart. Abrams.
and Mccullough.
Minutes of previous meeting.
Petitions and Communications:
From W S. Newman for permits
sion to move a gasoline filling tank
from 2125 Norwich street to 2O2l New
street. Granted, subject to inspection
and approval of the fire chief
From A Lazarus for permission to
move at his own expense a certain
decayed tree near the corner of AL
hermarle and CARPENTER streets. III
to be removed.
From w. H. Bowen, for permission
tC move from building from OF
Town. lot 266. up Ellis street to
Prince. East on Prince to Wolf and
South on Wolf street to Old Town lot
No. 445. Granted.
From Young Women's Christian as
sCciatiCn that they have arranged
with the purchaser of the buil ling
used as temporary quarters by o.
National bank. north of the National
bank building on Newcastle street
to rent same for peeriod of three
months. subject to permission Of
council, as a temporary home, and
requesting permission therefor
The request was granted on aye
and nay vote, viz: Ayes, Aldermen
Lambright, Leybourne, Mccall and
Roberts. Nays, Aldermen Brown
Mayor Hopkins, requesting that the
be recorded as voting no.
From Brunswick Noman's club ask
ing for representation on the Board
OF Trustees of the Brunswick hoSpi
] til. Referred to city attorney for
opinion
Reports of Standing Committees:
Brunswick. Ga. Feb. |. 1919.
Hon. Mayor and Council, Brunswick.
Ga:
Gentlemen: Your Standing commit
tee on taxes and revenues, to which
was referred the petition of Harry
Cuthbert, for redemption of SW one
| fifth of Town Commons LOT No. 1903
between Davis ana Habersham streets
acquired by city at tax sales, begs
| to report as follows: This fractional
part Ofo the lot was returned for tax
alton last in 1894 by Henry Cuthbert;
| it was sold as unreturned property
in September 1895, on account of non
return; the city being the purchaser
| The petitioner claims that his sis
| ter, Gertrude Cuthbert and himself
are the sole heirs of Harry Cuthbert
| and have deposited with the city col
| lector, the sum of $3.50, covering
| the tax sale, cost, interest and taxes