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17s7-(150 years ago) Thomas
Say, noted naturalist. entomolog-
list, explorer of America, born in
Philadelphia. Died at New Har-
mony. Ind, Oct. 10, 1884.
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It's Still Leap Year
He--"May / call you by your
first name?p
Shelf l may call myself by
your last NAME"
He-How did your dad know
we had borrowed his car last
night?
She-So unfortunatel He was
the old pot we pushed over at the
tram terminus.
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The American people have become
definitely social security conscious.
This has been due to a number Of rea-
sons the most important of which
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49, - - 80 80 2
Today's
Anniversaries

1742-Nathaniel Greene. Rhode
Island soldier of the Revolution,
close to Washington himsalf, the
Savior Of the South, born at
Warwick, R. !. Died near Savan-
nah, Ca, June 10, 1886.
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1849-Luther Sage Kelly, noted
Western army scout known as
yellowstone Kelly born at
Geneva, N. Y. Died at Paradise,
CAL, Dec. II, 1928.
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What the Young Doctor Wants
What are the two great
est wishes of a medical student?
Brown-Give up. What are
theyg
Jones-To put "Dr." before his
own 1ame and "Dr." after the
names of other people.
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Miss Maria Farto, who was
spending a while in Key West with
her relatives, left this morning
over the highway for her home in
Miami.
Mrs. Eloy Villate and little
daughter who were visiting in Mi
ami with relatives and friends,
left this morning over the high
way returning to the home in Mi
ami.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. NJ. Roberts,
who are now making their home
lin Detroit, Mich, accompanied by
their daughter, Mrs. Alice Glib
bons, and son, Eric Roberts, are
in Key West visiting relatives and
friends. The family left Key
West about 20 years ago for De-
troit, where they have been maxi
ing their home since that time.
Mrs. A. r. Davis and daughter
Betty, who were vacationing with
Mrs. Davis parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Roberts at the home on
Angela street, left on the Florida
Motor Lines bus this morning for
Miami en- route to the home in
Long Beach, Calf, accompanied
by Mrs. Roberts and Daughter
Miss Florence Who viii stop at
Sebring for a visit with relatives.
Miss Myrtle johnson, who was
visiting for about two Weeks with
relatives, and was the guest of
Mrs. Ellie Sawyer and Mrs.
Nathan Niles. Jr., left this morn
ing on the return to her home in
Miami.
Jack Mathews and Clarence
Sweeting left this morning to fill
assignments for work on the Flor
ida Keys bridge and road prof.
ects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bowers
and son and Miss Eloise Bowers,
who were visiting here with rela-
tives and frinds, returned to-
their home in Tampa over the high
way yesterday morning.
Attorney T. E. Price of Miami
was an arrival by plane this
morning on matters connected
with his profession and expected
to have his business arranged I'M
time to return on the plane this
afternoon.
Bart Griffen, representing pro-
ducers of moving picture appara-
tus and equipment, arrived this
morning on visit with local ex-
hibitors, and was to leave this aft
ernoon.
Mrs. John w. Sands and
mother, Mrs. Ella Bierna, were
arrivals over the highway last
evening from Tampa, and win
visit for a time with relatives and
friends.
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soeeeeessssseeeeseeeeeee
VIEWS AND REVIEWS
What They Say Whether
Right Or Wrong


Right Or Wrong
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Frank P. Lyons, Catholic priest:
"Tha Catholic Church does not
defend capitalism as it now ex-
lists"
H. H. King. Finance Minister of
China:
"On the eve of her reconstruc-
ton, China is the worlds largest
market for capital goods"
Frank Kingdem, educator:
I'm every arc of our lives, ex-
cept that Of political organization,
we are international"
Willis Van Devanter, former Y. S.
Supreme Court Justiee:
The Supreme Court, as estab-
lished by the Constitution, is in
dispensable under our system and
form of government. +"
Francisco Costello Najera, Mexi-
can Ambassador:
"When world peace is threat
ened, the peace of America is also
being placed in jeopardy, whether
we believe it or not
Daniel A. Polling. president, In
ternationaI Christian Endeavor
Societys
1.-THE growing menace of liquor
is a challenge to Christian citi-
zens in every state of the Union.
in every city and in every coun-
tryside."
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1S77-Harrison Fisher, noted
artist-illustrator of beautiful
girls. born in Brooklyn. N. Y.
Died Jan. 10, 1884.
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As Every Girl Knows
Appealing eyes, to win a mate,
Alone suffice
A peeling nose, ! have to state,
Is not so nice.
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1s69-George Walker, Balti-
more surgeon, chief urologist os
the army after the armistiee, born
at Yorkville, S. C. Died in Balti-
more, March 81, 1887.
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1S50-Emanuel K. Love, the
noted Baptist Clergyman of Geor-
gia who was born in slavery, born
in Perry CO., Ala. Died April "a.
1900.
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Mrs. Eloy Villate and little
daughter who were visiting in Mi
ami with relatives and friends,
left this morning over the high
way returning to the home in Mi
ami.
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Miss Maria Farto, who was
spending while in Key West with
her relatives, left this morning
over the highway for her home in
Miami.
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Jack Mathews and Clarence
Sweeting left this morning to fill
assignments for work on the Flor
ida Keys bridge and road prof.
ects.
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Francisco Costello NajerA. Next
can Ambassador:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bowers
and son and Miss Eloise Bowers,
who were visiting here with rela-
tives and frinds, returned to
their home in Tampa over the high
way yesterday morning.
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Miss Myrtle johnson, who was
visiting for about two Weeks with
relatives, and was the guest of
Mrs. Ellie Sawyer and Mrs.
Nathan Niles. Jr., left this morn
ing on the return to her home in
Miami.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28

LA FAMA EN- LOS DEPOR-
TIES
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
Joe Luis SUI ascension al trono de peso complete
Grandes combatientes y nuevos campeones

L New York, die. 28.--En Ell
pugilismo, durante ell curse de
1887, Jose Luis pas6 a ser la
|figura maxima. Adquiri6 Ell IT,
tulo y empez6 a defenderlo sin
como 81 NADIA especial
hubiera logrado.
Regularmente los campeones
procuran demorar la defensa
de su corona; pero jose Luis O.
pima de diferente manera.
En- Comiskey Park, Ell pasado
% de JUNO, Jose Luis puso a
dormir al campe6n, 81 irlandes
James j. Braddock. Una dere-
cha a la mandibula complete la
|obra. Produjo esta pelea NADIA
menos que $640,42O.
Cuando Luis defendi6 su IT,
tulo en- agosto 80, frente a Tom
my Farr, la pelea fue desani-
mante. En- las taquillas solo Sc
recaudaron 1886, OOOI pero ia
!cobs no perdi6 dinero.
Ell Carnival de camipeones
de Jacobs, en- Polo Grounds, Ell
% de Septiembre, fue un des-
file sin precedentes en- la histo-
ria del pugilismo; pero no dej6
ganancia.
Pasaron por las taquillas
$228,O0
Braddock rechaz6 I'm contra
to para defender su titulo, de-
clinando ell match con Schmel-
ing, bajo la direction de la Ma
: olson Square Garden.
Schmeling firm6 para pelear
con Farr, en- Europa; pero d
ingl6s rechaz6 ell contrato v pa
SO ell mar, peleando con Luis.
La Madison Square Garden
reconcile su fracaso. Ell coro.
mel Fitzpatrick Sc lav6 las ma.
nos y entreg6 la "arena" al nue.
vo Gar, Mkt Jacobs.
Luis sostuvo cinco peleas du
rante ell ano, dos de elias do
campeonato. Antes de que ga.
nara ell titulo, en- JUNO, puso 9
dormir a Stanley Ketchel, en-
dos asaitos; persigui6 a Bot
! Pastor durante 10 asaltos, sin
La gaceta., 1937-12-28

hablaba de los muchos queha-
ceres de la casa. 81 eel bueno
de Pope Sc dejaba persuadir,
desgraciado de Ell! Ell humor
de su c6nyuge Sc ennegrecia
de tai modo que al dia siguien
tie era impossible ~sufrirla. Pc
70 Pope, aunQue no muy avn
sado como va Sc ha dicho, ha-
bfa descubierto ell secreto v no
cejaba EN- sus ruegos hasta que
lograba sacarla de casa. Paca
salia como 81 la arrasWasen.
Una vez fuera, mudabase al
%instante; Sc mostraba viva v
jovial Y charlaba por los CO.
dos.
Ademas, Paca tenfa ell se-
creto deseo de mostrar Ell po-
der de su slOcuencia persua-
La gaceta., 1937-12-28

diendo a Velazquez a que sc
casase con Soledad. En- GUAM
to q Antonio v Maria anue-
la, 10 habia intentado en- vano.
Esta era tan cerrada de enten-
dimfento, tan loca v desbcca'
da que comprendfa bien la re-
pugnancia de su amante a con-
traer con ella ~vinculos indiso-
lubles. Lo mismo uno que otro
proyecto ,eran plausibles v de-
mostraban Que Paca Sc propo-
MIA hacer buen aso de las gran
des luees naturales con que Ia
Providencia Sc habia dignado
favorecerla.
Poseia tambikn una voz fires
ca y suav1sima ' cantaba y to-
.caba la guitarra con tai pri-
NOR cue pocoa Ia aventaiahan
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
LOS QUE TRUMAN

Ell mornento es oportuno, con
motive de la termination del a.
no, para destacar las celebrida-
des deportivas de 1887.
Estados Unidos Sc distingui6
notablemente en- los deportes de
fendiendo con exito la copa A.
merica.
La Copa Davis regres6 a este
pals luego de 10 amos de ausen-
cha y un grupo de golfistas anne
ricanos invandi6 Inglaterra y
trajo con 81 la copa Ryder.
Hubo triunfos colectivos y
triunfos personales.
Donald Bulge, de California
lsali6 a restablecer la suprema .
Icia americana y en- ell tennis ID
consigui6, con hechos especta-
culares.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
UUs

via reconocido universalmauke,
pero jamas tuvo mas habil cam
pe6n Ia categoria de las 1875 IL
bras.
La Union International de
Boxeo asegura que sl campe6n
del peso de puma 10 es Al
Brown, de Panama, vencedor
en- IN torneo que Sc celebrara
en- Paris, en- q mes de septiem-
bre.
John Henry Ltwis, Ell negro,
sali6 . Ia defensa de su corona,
de 1T5 libras, v derrot6 a Bob
Olin, en- San Luis, Ell pasado A
de JUNO.
I'm team de italianos anna
tours, cruz6 81 Atlantico y ven
lci6 a los americanos, en- 81 Es-
tadio de los Yankees, con un
total de seis victorias contra 5.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28

miento, tampoco 10 estaba con
Soiedad. Pero Paca era hija
de una tabernera, Sc habia
criado entire el ruido y la ale
gria, y por mas que la altivez
de su t-emperamento aristocr&
tico Ia habia preservado de
los habitos y las palabras grose
ras, sus ojos Y sus oidos Sc ma
bian acostumbrado a la alga-
cara de estos sitios. 81 por
cualquier causa pasaba algu-
nos dias sin ir a la reunion,
sentia la nostalgia de ella, Sc
ponfa de mai humor. Su mari
do, que la conocia bien, lie de-
cia: "INo tie parece que vaya-
mos hoy a canear un poquito
a casa de Velazquez?" Ella Sc
.resistia, Sc Quejaba de fatiga,
La gaceta., 1937-12-28

En- rnuchas casas, pueblos y
paises Sc oy6 hablar de Sammy
Baugh y Clint Frank.
Baugh di6 al futbol profesio
nal ell magnetismo que lie falta-
ba, ell que Babe Ruth diera a la
pelota.
Frank ingres6 en- Yale e in
flam6 La imaginacin de immune
rabies jovencitos con sus haza
mas.
Joe Di Maggie, que ell ano an
terror habia ingresado en- las
mayores, empez6 a ser namado
ell pelotero maravilloso.
En- 1887 Di Maggie pas6 a ser
Ell Gran Di Maggie. nuevo rey
de los "jonrones," sustituto de
Babe Ruth, figura maxima de
los Yankees.
Con sus bastones, Ralph Gull
dahl lego a la cumbre del ''gol-
fo", conquistando fama.
Harold S. Vanderbilt, con ma
no firme en- el tim6n del Ran
ger, derrot6 al yatista ingles T.
o. M. SOpwith, defendiendo la
copa America.
Jose Luis y Tommy Farr.-...
Luis, que parecfa vencido des
pues de la pelea con Schmeling,
subi6 al campeonato.
Sc llam6 a Tommy Farr en-
su contra. y ell ingles lie resis-
tic hasta ell final 10 que nadie
crefa possible.
Hazafias para la historic. Los
triunfos que mas complacen Y
los que Ell mundo mas admira.
Honor a los que vencen en- los
deportes.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28

alcanzarlo; puso a dormir a
Matte Brown, en- cuatro asal-
tos. Cerr6 Ell ano con una pelea
desmayada frente a Farr, en- la
que conquist6 la corona.
Fuera de Luis, Freddit Steele
de Tacoma, fue Ell mas active
campe6n del afo. Defendi6 81
tftulo cuatro wees, venciendo
q Willie Jones, Babe Risko,
Frankit Battaglia y Ken Over
lin.
Ambiciosa era la eR1presa de
Jacobs con su conjunto de cam
peones.
Lau Ambers, que habia de-
fendido su corona en- mayo Z,
hizo Ia segunda dafensa, con
Pedro Montafiez, de contrario.
Barney Ross retuvo su corona
en- un combate con ell filipino
Ceferino Garcia, y Harry JEFF
fra, de Baltimore, lie quito a
|Sixte Escobar Ia corona del Pc
so bantam.
Otra pelea importante vic a
Apostoli veneer, por nocaut tee
nico, al Teterano frances Mar
Gel Thil. Fue una derrota en- Ia
que ell frances parscia llevar
ventaja hasta que Apostoli lie
hiri6.
Benny Lynch, de Glasgow,
,onQuist6 Ell tftulo de campe6n
lie peso de mosca derrotando q
Montana, en- Londres, 81
ida 10 de enero y reteniendo Ia
corona en- un match con Peter
Kane, a quien puso a dormir.
Ell negro de San Luis, Hen.
ny Armstrong, nueNo rey de-
peso de pluma, venci6 por no.
caut a Petey Sarron. La N. B.
A. Y la Comisi6n Atletica de
New York convinieron en- re-
conocer su tftulo.
Armstrong no ha sido toda-
La gaceta., 1937-12-28

en- Ell RENO de Andalucia. En-
Cadiz era conocida v estima.
da por esta habilidad, aunque
pocas veces Sc lograba oirla
desde que Sc habia casado. So
10 entire amigos Y despues de
hacerse rogar tomaba entire
las manos ell guitarrillo v ect a
ba al aire una copla. Pero,
aunque despreciando en- Ia a.
p~ariencia este arte secundario.
.por tener la ambici6n puesta
en- Ell de Cicer6n Y Bossuet, to-
davfa lie gustaba OR las pal
madas, los oles Y los requie-
bros de sus amigos cuando Sc
decidia a complacerles.
Velazquez Sc habia levan-
tado y saii6 a la tienda. A los
poeoa momentoa volvi6 q en-
La gaceta., 1937-12-28

trar seguido de Joselillo, SUI
criadito, qaien soportaba una
gran batea con canas de man
camilla y algunos platos con
|rajas de queso. pejerreyes Y
camarones.
-Esta convidada va por
mi, seiores-diio con su gra-
vedad habitual.
"A tu salud Y a la de la
flamenco que esta ahf fuera -
respondio Antofico en- voz al
ia y apuran1o una Dana.
-Gracias, Antonio, v de
salud tie sirva-respondi6 la
tabernera, que habia DIDO ell
brindis.
-vive mil amos, chiquita,
que 81 tt cierras los ojos Sc que
d. Cadi1 q Obscuras.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
DEPORTES
NUEVAS ESTRELLAS
EN- Ell CICLISMO

New York, die. 28.-Jose
Schehens, de Belgica, fue ell L.
nico campe6n del mundo ique
pudo retener su tftulo, en- ell ci-
clismo, en- ell afo 1887. Rompi6
todos los precedentes, capturan
do ,por seis amos conservatives,
la corona del sprint.
Dos nUevos ciclistas Sc eleva-
ron al range de campeones pro-
~fesionales, Walter LOhman, de
Alemania, y Eloy Meultnberg,
&c Belgica.
Lehman sigui6 a un vehicMo
de motor y Meulenberg venci6
en- las carreras. Adolfo Leoni,
de Italia ,pas6 a ser Ell campe6n
amateur de carretera, v j. j.
Van der Viver, de Holanda,
campe6n amateur de sprint.
Por la primera vez en- la his
toria del ciclismo americana,
un aleman gan6 el campeonatc
professional americana. Matfas
Engtl conquist6 csc honor de
rrotando a Willie Honeman
que 10 mantuvo en- los tres ulti
mos aii0s.
Gustavo Kilian y Heinz Vo
pei dominaron de nuevo ell can
Pc en- las carreras de seis dias
Estos alemanes han tomad,
parte en- ocho competencias d,
esta clase y han ganado las o
cho. .ka.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
81 equinocio. hiiala

lei equinocio, hijal-ex-
clam6 -Manuela sin Do
der reprimir un moyimiento do
celos-, Solea, no cierres los
o5os para que este borracaao
pueda llegar a casa.
-iTienes celos. MarfaA
pregunt6 la tabernera.
-iYo celos de este tie c,e
no puede con la fe de baUtismo
en- papeles? iSerfa trabaiefL.k
vateio, hija, y ponlo en- in Guar
to seco para que no se pudra
-solea, nevame y ponrae
donde te parezca. Veras ii en-
gordo a tn sOera-le grit5 Aneoz
MO.
-IY ami, d6nde Quieres a,,a
me ponga entonces?-preeuns6
Vela2Quez riendo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
Gaceta Folletfn No. 8
Los MAJOS
DE CADIZ
Per
DON Armando Palasio VaIdss

DON Armando Palasio Valdss
honrado, rico y pacfico Sc
complacia, no obstante, en- a.
cudir todas las noches a una
reunion de genie demasiado n
legre v de posici6n equfvoca.
Porque Antonio Robledo,
administrator de una empresa
de diligencias, no estaba casa
do con Maria anuela, aun :
que hacfa tres amos que viva
maritalmente con ella, Y We
lazQusz, dueiio del estableci-
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THOs. J. OWEN g. SON. .AUCT1ONEERS.
l43l EYE ST NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DETACHED SHIN
GLE BUNGALOW, CONTAINING FIVE
ROOMS AND ONE BATH. KNOWN AS
1875 QUACKENBOS STREET NORTH
WEST
August A. 1882. being instrument No.
21796 recorded August 81 1882. among
the land records of the District Of Co.
lumbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee
will sell At public auction. in front Of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF APRIL, AID. 1887, AT
ing-described land and premises. situate in
the District of Columbia and DESIGNATED as
and being lot umbered thirty-four t34) in
square numbered thirtythree hundred
seventy-six 1870. First Addition to
c. Hayward Marshall. as per plat recorded
in the of1ce Of the surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia in Liber 81 at folio %:
subject to covenants Of record
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed Of
trust Tor 81 .750.0O further particulars Of
which will be announced at time of sale;
the purchase price above said trust to DO
paid in cash A deposit of $500 90 required.
Conveyancing recording. revenue stamps
ETC. at the purchasers cost. Terms to be
COMPLIED with within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discretion 81
the trustee.
soa3.1I.1e.1e.2l eurvivinG Trustee.
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON. Auctioneers.

TRq FRAME DWELLING sAIE o SIX FooHs 9E9
BATH IT, Ho PIN, E4s HEAT NO $T04
FIVE-CAR GARAGE N REAR.
in IibeT No. 6s5o; folio 555 e SEQ; ene
lumba. and at the request Of party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will ofe..
p f2s iss by ON pT6 Gsor THE in tyap
SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1887, AT Two
THIRTY THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm; the iolloyiEs-
subdivision known as sherwood Addition
E L eeanta No per f Rst Of hs
bse Of 'ee a At the o. das
DESIGNATED on the records Of the assessor
of the District of Columbia, for taxation
purposes. as lot ] in square 4l4l: subiec..
the aforesaid deed Of trust. their heirs and
assigns: within period Of sixty days from
holidays. as provided in said deed OF trust.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; balance in equal
notes of purchaser payable in one and two
years. with interest at per cent per an
mum from day Of sae assd
of purchaser: A deposit of $4,000 Re.
of title. conveyancing. recording; revenue
stamps and notarial fees at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
ten days from expiration of redemption
period. otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser after five days adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. c.. or deposit
may be forfeited. or without forfelting
deposit trustees may avail themselves of
any legal or equitable rights against de-
CHARLES A JONES'
PAUL J. FRIZZELL
o. Trnc
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CAPE ANNE.
ON HECApEAKE RAW

ONLY 81 MILES FROM WASHINGTON
New, restricted development; beautiful
beach front lots: can be had at unheard-
Of prices safe harbor for boats: superb
salt water bathing and fishing: the bay
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#: with large oak trees: 200 #. from
water: price sos; terms. We will build
you beautiful cottage OF rms. kitchen.
complete bath room with shower. open
fireplace: with Heatolator that circulates
heat: large porch SX22 #: all for only
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month, 11la K st. NV. National 1857.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TRUST CLAIMANTS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME &c G0 MHW 9 9P KHE STATE
sE y XSRk k. SeGS i
NEW YORK. uee rF FFfq!d1 ANp &S{oRroAoE
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NC, TRUST RUS T
S GkAlN Mo AIaaNSEE e coMP ,Ehe M
BY an order Or Ne OF The SeW PORK
d eaf d'S july 0i Is 1855. New YORK TITLE and
ton " p Sir to Article XII of the In
su1 BY a further order in this proceeding
has ordered AL persons VINO clam St of
hands han e Of the Superintendent Of insurance
Of Of the ine New Ss's York title and MoTtsase Com
pany to present and file their claims In
writing under oath with The Superin n
Company or with his Special Deputy
superintendent of Insurance in charge, of
the said Company on or before September
Ali All trust claims presented and filed
on or before September !. 1887 viii be
to file verified proofs Of claim clearly
nn as beore bs TO
SO failing to file proofs of claim will be
barred from any s distribution t Of trust as,
hereafter be made by the Superintendent
of Insurance of the State of New York,
as Liauidator of New York Title and
Mortgage Company pursuant to the
further order OF the Court.
1t is provided in the order that no
any trust claimant who has already filed
verified proof of claim which has set forth
the facts on which the alleged trust is
based and which has been clearly desig-
mated as Q trust or preferred claim and
that no trust claim need be filed by any
trust claimant who has obtained and
served an order directing the Superin-
tendent Of Insurance to segregate the
amount of the funds claimed BY such
All proofs OF trust claims pursuant
to this notice must be hled at the once
New York City. N. Y and all communi-
cations with respect to this notice should
be sent to the undersigned at the said
The proof Of claim should contain =
the ALLEGED haas%e trust is A based and should
be sworn to before Notary Public or
other of1cer duly authorized to administer
oaths. and II sworn, to outside the State,
the signature OF the officer should be
authenticated by a County Clerks certi-
ficate.
Dated: NsX York. N ., < April IL. 1887.
Of the State Of New York. as
Liquidator of the New York
Title and Mortgase Company.
141 Broadway. New York. New
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Observation-Disclosures.
NEW HOMES NEAR
MONASTERY,
1912 14TH ST NJ F.

0OIL If II > I. VI.
Detached brick & large rooms 2 baths
finished attic detached garage, open fire.
place. automatic gas heat with recessed
radiation. slate roof, copper downspout
and cutters, steel easement windows. con-
crete front porch, Priced low at SO, $50
on. convenient terms
EUGENE H PHIFER,
1901 South Dakota Ave. NE.
Phone North 5S0O-Potomac 44gI
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AUCTION SALES.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT / WILL
sell at public auction at TEN AM. TUES
DAY. APRIL TWENTY. 1897. at the store
yard OF the chief (also property clerk at
South Capitol and @ streets sw. the lost
stolen and abandoned property consisting
OF lis automobiles in the possession of the
Metropolitan Police Department and which
have not been called for by the claimants
as CONTEMPLATED by law.
HOWARD E. CRAWFORD.
Chief (alSo Property Clerk.