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f H E B U F F A L O VOVK1EK, T U E S D A Y . JAjTUARY 1U. 1911.

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Norm Emm*. Ringer and Uitfcy

igman 1$ Medium of a Heavy PUy at the Jack-

son vil le Track.

JOCKEY BUTWELL CARRIES OFF , PILOTING TWO

m*a*», 113. K m * r . . . f - i e

• J * ^ ™ 1 ? < ^ . » ^ M » » | S » ;"**** 3-yeax-ol<Ja an* up, » rurioags; wiling, Hone, W.ight. jockey. S t '*• "***

2a.?%J*w»3 s [3 Rublola, HI, Hoffman 3%-?*aw star, 108. McCloakar...::. T l «aoa . Brougham, Merlse. Dr. Crook, , ,. Nawtoo Wiggins and B. M. Rate alae ran.

H RAGE—Purse »200; 4-)«ar-oloa and up;

1-4 3-5 3-1

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Jacksonville, Jan. 9.—Racing conditions aero today could not well have been

roved upon. Form as delineated by i performances was better conserved

than in some time, four first choices re-JArfing the talent. The sharpshooters JtS? *£*•?. l n e v k l e ? e » w*th the result that the sixteen books to line received a terrific walloping, one well known "Met" being authority for the statement that

was taken out of the ring during toil afternoon.

Too victory of Ragman from the stable of Dick Williams to the fourth and carded feature was particularly costly to the bookies, inasmuch as the slogan to the smart element was "take any price " Ragman justified the confidence of hia

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Horaa, Weight. Jockey. St. W. Sh. Teddy Bear, ltff, I r r l s . . . S-l 1-t 1̂ 4 Pirate Diana, 1W, r . Jackson.. 1-1 1-t Horace £ . , 107, Holmes f%-l 6-5 1-3

Geraado and Watch Me alao ran.

Tampa Entries. * FIRST RACE-Sell ing. 4-year-olda and «»; a

furlongs. •Giovanni Ragjtlo 112 Beverstein . . . . . . . . . . . Itf Friend Virgil US Alencba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 Meiaar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 5 Rulloba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 ? Donation . . . . . . . . . . . . . t i l Frank Patten 117 Complete 115

SECOND RACE—%1 ling; 3-year-olds and up; I furlongs. •Olivia II. Lucetta. .UI Ben Sand 117 George Turner 113 Me Antra wa 11? Tamara - 104 Haymarkat ... .117 C. A. Lalman I l l Stromeland 12u

THIRD RACE—Selling; 3-year-olda and up; | furlongs. Arthle W. » SI Tom T©f*o»y *• Le? Hill ... S? Carthage . . . . . . . 102 Front Row . . . . . . . . . . . $7 Uncle Jim . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 2 T. B. Spears . . . . . . . St LouH K I l l

FOURTH RACE—Selling; 3-year-olds and up; I •SSS1- SPaMKV^h

«*r? Baby . . . . . . . . . . . . IS Cherry OU 100 Bodkin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t l 'Grenada m -Vvara ... 1«> Rviger 106 <i.'irfenta! 100 H«*srt ot Hyacinth. 108

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stable connections by romping off Into ant F I r r H RACK—Sailing; 3->ear-oida and up; « early lead, which he maintained to the * end. Friend Harry, miserably ridden, w s s r s fast going second, with Console third.

Tommy Thompson won the "baby race" with plenty to spare from Silas Grump and Efficiency.

Old CrUlc raade every post a winning on* in the fifth. The stable connections profited handsomely.

Jockey Butwell carried off the riding honors, piloting the winners to the open­ing: and closing dashes.

The stewarus of the meeting had Owner .'.eorge Land before them today to ex-

6lain the erratic performances of the orse AH Red. The officials reserved

decision. Summaries: ™ * S I «A06-<Jnartar mil*; parse* uoo, 2-

E „«J: 3 * l - h t ' * * * « » • St. W. Sh.

y ^ J S ^ M I W P . M*. Bsftsstl t - t S-l 1-1 ns,J£m+JU± -fetes ,.. 1-1 «-5 l-i lolency, Itf, l U f t n e . . . f-1 $.%• i - i

J 1 ^ * - . ! * * t * * _ ¥ 1 , t o » « - . Naaghty Roae. U t -a Marian, u»rd Lelghton. Prancea Dean. Mary — - - Mora light. Bicalibur, Kitty K.,

, * , Monaieur X.. Star Jaaamlne wish %|g«' nui. RACE— Selling; 3-year-olda; t l l l e s and

i 8% farlonga. Weight. Jockey. 10-10

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r.msaa stuart, lift. Groaa 20-1 s i 3-1 Song ot Rocks, 1*5. White * M t i t t l

I BlUa Triumph s a d Qayotte also ran. THIRD RACB-MUe s a d » yards; tor

aids and up; sailing. Horaev Weight. Jockey. a t PI

Meett P*»s. !•«, Oman.. . H- f 7-10 Louh Hell, Si, Hopkina 12-1 4-1 Rio Grand*. I l l , Ooose 3-1 | - 5

Ttmav l:Jf. Cemafar Clerh. ljady Esther, Billy Pullnwa, Si«o and Wool Spun alao ran.

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RACE—rree handicap. 4-year-olda and up; ' - "

Horae, Weight. Jockey. St. t*|. igman, lm. Loft us i -s -.'-a

Krfsad Harry. It*. M u i g r s e s . . . . 13-S ronsnle. l i t . - G s s e e . . ^ . . . | - t

Ttsw. 1:41. Feat sad Dr. Holsharg alao ran. - f l f f g . MACB—Purns 1400; for 4-year-olda and

up; selling; mile s a d 70 yards. TTftres. Weight. Jockey. ' St. 'pi. «h

CrlUe, U t , Davis . . . . . . . , . , *-* *-* j -g Breitta, IBS, B a u e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . T-t *4I . . . Canopian, 111, Peak.. 4-1 I-*. 7-io _ T i m a t:4? 3-1, Alloohy, PsTersham. MyatlBer. Peep Over and O'Em also ram.

SIXTH R A C * - - ^ ' ' * sad one-sixteenth; 3 year-oMa and up: selttag. • •

S-5 7-10 Ed Keck. 100. Roe* H-1 t-1 1-1 Palcads. lftl. M e C a h e ? . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1 3-10 1-3

rime. t:4S t - l Limpet. Roe»tmrv, Amertcan> ear. Judge Walt en. Hlbemiea. Rebel Qnssa sad

Jacksonvi l le Entries. FIRST • •ACOB-̂ Msltat;. t-jisar-elda; »'» fur-

. » Ban Lomond' ,.-.,....t«t

.1ST Scrimmage IfflS 1C9 Muutlva 1W

.11© Premier »»« , ,* , ,»» . . . . i l l .

.111 Grenada 111

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TTi Manas. Weight, Jnrhsy. l iri' Rail. 103, B m w e U . . . .

••Dsl l Sam M»'il«ws Weldsih.h . . . . LavfpMtar Lad ° lataoh . . . . . . •Fort Carroll

SECOND

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. . . . . . M •• A mi nda L M I t «W*ht Min ' . .

. . . . . . 104 French Olrl . .

. , % . . . | *4 JJtar Blue . . . ii.*.-:-.lgf" Manhelmcr . . * : . : ! • » . M*pI-'eii»-4.«..; -..,.»..tl3f Us-: Qmm.:...ium

THIRD RACE—Purse; 3-year-olds and up; t i-14 miles. A'irlan ..10S Idleereiea . . . . . Bob R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U t My Gal rarttan G . . . . . . . . . . . i o « Mefmaa . . . . . . LaawismSi .,. p f -

FOUMTH RACE—Handicap; i-y ear-olds and up. € furlongs. Cherry Valley ' .,, IS Rye Straw , . . , . . , . , , . . M Meassas . . . . - . . . . l « l King Cofistt . . . . . . . . t o t

"i 1 . lOt Guy Fisher . . . . . . . . . . 114

n . ' T H RACB—4-year-srda s a g up; ' g% rur-longs. •Aunt Kate 101 ••Mo-sam] . . . . . . ttg. Stafford ,,,,»„„»» -.104 Xanneue . . . . . . . . .IIS Shapdale . . . . . . . . . . . r . « S 3 Joe -Galtens . . . . . . .1M Havre 113 .Much . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 3

SIXTH RACE—Selling; 4-year-okis sad up; mile and sixteenth. *Plaailiaa '"$4 "Ross Hampton . . . . ffl •The Monk . . . , Ml Star Oeer .....let. Merman . . . . IPS ••Descomnets » ...107 Camel 103 Haaenia ., l#f Edwin L. 109 %rondaeh liu

T h r e e pounds apprentice allowance claimed. M PWe pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear; track good

* T A M P A RESULTS FIRST RACE—Selling purse tliO; far-' 3-yea--

>. ••• s a d up ! S% turlongs. Horse. - Weight. Jockey. " St. ; PI. Sh.

Chef*. S3. Prior , . - ' t*% 3-1 3-t Vncle Walter, 107, Donovan. . . . T-l *-2 s-i . . .» Tangvay, 10J, Jsnaail. .1-1 3- i 1-4 ' t i m e , i l l !-». Sweet' 'Owen, Claiborne. The

Moat Vireinls' TJndi*-** Do» ««.~r«~,, Vaf>ow tp FsDn Dsa. The Ram and RuUsba also ran.

SEroSTD RACE—r'--""* t3CH>; for *year-otd» and op: l rurloaga: selling.

Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. PL Sh. Mlsa Imogen, t ie , Toang. . Sri 3-1 3-2 Hate. n. Oirande S M »-l *-' •all Hotandd It*. MeCloakyA... S-l t - l 1-1 Time. 1 :««• f-S. Mary Bud. Slater Betsy. St.

Dance*. Brwaaswal. Lady Hapsburg. Beth Good­win. Sinlong. Frank Patten and George Bailey alao ran.

THIRD RA€E--Pwf*e t J H ; for 3-yesr-olda and ap; I furlonga; nailing.

Horse. Weight, Jockey. ft **• ?*' Sabe Blend, l i t , H o f f m a n . . . . . . . 1-1 -

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W h ^ r t i r V w trented aalU 13 a w e e * . . ^_

w e SUP* tsMS • * • • • • s% a p e e l a l l a t a lm

"weak and Diseased Men, young or old. who aim now reap­ing tho results of sssstf — * f a l l l o g V i t a l o r y , - w e a k i e y «

furlongs. Sxhel Dsy . . . . . . . . . . . t w St- Durataa 101 itispired . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 3 4 Hartlna ..» 103 Silverado 105 -Dr. Hoi lis l w

oiKprri&n ., . .106 SIXTH RACE—Selling; 3-year-olda and up; 1

I mils. ~ •John Carroll , 1<» Dick Roae . . . . . . . . . . 1OT Amyl 101 Broken Ties . . . . . . . . 1 1 7 Miss Vigilant 101 Brougham 107 Virginia Undsev . . . 1 0 6 Walter McLean 1OT How About Ton tW First Premium . . . . . . 110

•Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Track fast; weather clear.

THISTLE BELLE TAKES TO MUD, WINNING THE HANDICAP

San Francisco. Jan. 9. — Thistle Belle, reveling ln the sloppy going and running like a streak, won the Applause handicap the feature six-furlong race at Emery­ville today. Fountain Square, the favor­ite, finished second and Arasee was thlrd. Summaries:

First race, futurity course — Beatrice Soule, 105, Taplln, 7 to I 1; St. Heller. 97, Thomas, 8 to 1, 8; Heretic, 102, Ke-deris, 2 to 1. 3. Time, 1:131-5. Academist. Frank Ferris. Rosy Posey, Clara Har­mon. Dolly V. B-, Sneezer and Lescar also ran.

Second race, 3 furlongs—La Casadora, 105, Mclntyre, T to 5, 1; Zlmri, 110. Glass, 3 to 1. 2; Florence S.. 110, Pickens. 3 to 1, t. Time, :35 2-5. Auto Girl, Evelina. Hel­en X., Change of Air and Hawnees also ran.

Third race, 1 mile—Braxton. 106, Taplln, 7 to 2, 1; Star Actor, 101, Callahan, 7 to 2, 2; Ayame, 8». Radtke. 10 to 1, 3. Time, 1:231-5 Buckthorn. Feather Duster and John E. McMillan also ran.

Fourth race, 6 furlongs—Thistle Belle, 102, Mclntyre, M to 5, 1; Fountain Square, 115. Taplln, 9 to 6, 2; Arasee. 114. Glass. 7 to 1. 3. Time, 1:141-5. Boy, Jr., and Marchmonet also ran.

Fifth race. 11-8 miles, selling—Capt. Burnett, 111, Riddle, 13 to 5, 1; Bellevlew, 104. Kirschbaum, 4 to 1, 2; Aao, 108, Sco-vllle, 15 to 1. 3. Time, 1:56. Anna May, Spring Ban. Katserhoff. Greenbrldge, Da­vie Weber and Henry O. also ran.

Sixth race, 61-2 furlongs—Early Tide, 110, Riddle, 6 to 5. 1; Evran. 109. Sco-ville, J to 1, 2; Native Son. 107, Garner, 7 to 1, 3. Time, 1:22. Chief Desmond. Marburg, Fmneuil Hall, Little Jane and June W. also

WOULD HAVE EMWiOGIST DECLARED BANKRUPT

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An involuntary petition in bank­ruptcy was filed yeoterday in United States District Court asralnst Henry L. Wilson, a dni tg i s t of No. 538 Elllcott Street, this city. The petitioning cred­itors, Balrd, Marshall & Company of Detroit, John D. Park & Sons Com­pany of Cincinnati, o„ and Henry & Henry of frhle city, claim 'Wilson owes debts to the amount of about 31,000. It Is alleged he committed an act in bankruptcy by transferring all his property to a preferred creditor, Will­iam Borget.

SINGING PREACHERS WILL . ENTERTAIN HERE TONIGHT

The Indiana Male Quartet of singers and preachers will open a series of meetirrgs tonight a t 7:30 o'clock at Plymouth Methodist Episcopal Church, located at Plymouth Avenue, Jersey Street and Porter Avenue. These meet, ings will continue every night until January 26. This to the third visit of this quartet to Buffalo and it Is ex­pected that a large crowd will greet them tonight a t Plymouth Church.

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GOMlUBBIOJM J&lft> MOV £25. The commissioner of Juror* yester­

day moved Into new quarters at Room 5, City and «Coun*y Hail. The commis­sioner formerly occupied Room 25. which will be used as an annsx to the law library.

LOCKPORT CALENDAR. Lock-port, Jan, 9.—*>ay calendar for

January 10: Nos. 13, 21, 62, 69, 101, 31, 48, 75, 82, 4-A, 87, 77. Calendar clear.

ROCHESTER CALENDAR. Rochester, Jan. 9.-*Day calendar for

January 10, 1911: Motions Nos. l. 5, 8, 11, 13. General calendar Nos. 1, 2, "1

Oakland Entries. FIRST RACR~% mile; eelllng.

, . I l l Nettie Trove* . . . l i t ...111 ...107 ...1OT • • • l V v

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Prudent I l l Crace G. Alliea , . 103 Passenger . . . . Donald I l l B«da gtc* Abracw 113 'Inauguration Judge Henderson 112

SECOND RACK—3 furlonga. A - M t t y ,. IIS Good Morning f f c a Part . . . . , ~ . . , . t l u Lew pale o: S ' 1 C C P 1 S 5 B F ' I , . . . - ; " « - - - ' ^ ' » -Mimorioso i"T MUlo 7T.: . . . . . . . t t i Cash On Deii»er3r...iOT Bill Hancock f p »>«[»*• . . . . . . . • " • W 7

Annuity and King Karl, Orangevale l iable ear trr.

THIRD IIACf--Mile aad »• yardr, aalliag. Raleigh . . i ." ." . . . . : . . . . l t l Direct . . . . . . . .4 . .«„ . , . .1S4 J i m ^ a f f n e e 110 Royal River » Roe* Vale . . . .* l«t Martgot . . . - . «

FOURTH RACE—Eleven-slateenths handlcsp. Jim Baser- « 1 g * * 5 - , ^ ^ " * 2 Maa Dice . . . . .103 Par Straw, . , . . , , . . . - 1 W Wiantaa: Widow . . . . . t i t ."+'-#ii<1 •

FrFTH RACE—One mite; saMiBt- * TiJIla l i t ?£*y Ihciflco , . . . , . . . . . . . ' - I l l S,*"^'0'*

Charley Payne -11} Koto - - ^ . v -John J. Roger* 111 Lady McNally . . . Can lO.ua HI t ies© . . , , . , , . . . . , .»«

SIXTH R A C E - % • « » : seUtag. Arthur Hyman 130 Edna EUlWSrt . . . . Hal 130 Louts* B Busy Mas .«.« } » S".1*. *• Wayner JK £°,,?I ^K^w""*" Directello .'.- U* »«1»* 0 Day . » . . , Fereno- .,«•.« . . l i t Angeux . . , , » . . . . . . .

Weather showery: track sloppy.

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..107 .107 .101

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1W .103 .103 . 98 . 93

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futures Entries. FIRST RACEr-Purae; 3-year-olds; 3 turlengs.

Polly PurceU - • W jJjJJfMjf -' • »-*•*»•' * ! • v , n v , r 110 Edna S. * ivi M ^ n e l l k T . . . " » Wool Tox l i t Biwale Frank 113

SECOND RACK—Selling; I furlongs.

Soon . - . . . J | * f l * ^ v . V - V Balella t l Alice u«0\f"-Count de Or© Jl Hmwto Relief •Aunt Nancy ,*• VS1,™ i f i ia i i i gona -- l ° l ynMey gteensp Xl l^ . ; ,. 101 Ned Ca*mack * THIRD RACE-fle l l lns . ^ furlongs •Beechmoet 100 Bob Parley . Aragonese • . . » • » » ; ; g £ £ £ ? P i W P e r n 1 . . . . 1 0 8

Tetan^..:::::::::::::JOB um. Fn.r w OWlflon KK » « LMCA * • • l W

Prlts Emniett 101 m FOURTH RACE—Purse: Sf§ turlengs. ti-#

i •!....i \ i , i , i .'41 John Gritia II H-lnd:*o Mam « . . . • »f »«ni» i j , w Napa Nkk J«J 5 t i i « » Colinec *-••'!£ H»"i«»« •*'*"** Bnfleid . . . . . . •«-«- • '• * »lfl©

FIFTH RACE—Selling; 4 furlongs. •Oehtnlcht «• nS?Jt,rlWolSd "*"'* ate. Ff..::::::::*J Waarf,.:;:; S a f .:-:•:-::::::g c^r*.:::::: cotytto*:....*::.:::::.i« •>*• Mcorsta .

SIXTH RACE—Selling: 1 mile. . •En; Holly ... W SlflSL.r**'*"**"! Florence A } « Banthel — • . ; • • Miss Catthneas If* **» ° - ^ f l f ? ' ' Waldorf Belle .

;il03 Barsey Oldfield

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107 103 l i t 113 116 U«

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HOWARD IRON WORKS WONT ' G E T INTO BANKRUPTCY

l A w y e r Says Baitkruptcy »Rp«p» Were

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fjall and M O W H ^ J ^ . J * ^ Write today for nartloulara If yen oattnot call. -U n l l y H o u r * ) • A . M , is* • F * ssfc

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Or.PorlerMadiMlCo. 333 Mtste a , W««r«. N Y.

O p p , t j g f t C e u w t F

After listening to testimony given by Adelbert Moot in the proceedings iwought by Mrs. Edward C. Randall for an accounting of the ^Howard estate, Surrogate Hart yesterday took an djournment until the latter part of the week. ,j - . ,

Mr. Moot stated that he advised against bankruptcy procedings when the Howard Iron Works were in poor shape flnncially. He testified that bankruptcy papers were prepared but the case never got into the courts.

PUT UNDER BOND TO SUPPORT HIS FMtlLY

Joseph Krassynski of No. 1003 Smith Street was placed under a |W0 T#*J estate bond by Judge Nash in City Court yesterday to insure the support of his family- The man was ehsrged with a violation of his prohajtioti, on which he had been placed three months ago for failure to support hip family.

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LICENSE JUaW BTJSY. License Commissioner Charles E>

Esrtoff put in a busy day at the Mayor's office yesterday. Since the first of the year, $1,232 have been col­lected and of that amount, $231 were taken In yesterday. L*st year the total amount collected was $66,772.69.

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SUPREME COURT-Part I. The Hon. Warren B.. Hooker, Justice presiding. For Tuesday, January 10. On trial: No. 806. | $08. Stella Kissewski vs. International

Ry. Co. Bushnell & Kent-Norton, Pen­ney & Sears.

808, d iaries Lonsle vs. Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Co. Sullivan. Bnglcy & Wecbter—Keneflck, Cooke A Mitchell.

834. Ella Patersoji vs. International Ky. Co. Sullivan, Bagley & Wechter—Norton, Penney & Sears.

«10. Stephen Mentzel vs. The Liverpool A London Globe Insurance Co. Shire & Jellinek—McGuire & Wood.

Kl. 'x nomas Hoban vs. Frank Sweet. Bushnell & Kent—C. B. Glbbs.

1030. Joseph Krysstanklewics vs. Inter­national Ry. Co. Charles E. Doane— Nor­ton, Penne^ & Sears.

1035, L<ouise C. Gretchman vs. CroSs-to-wn Street Ry. Co. of Buffalo. Far-rlngton 4% Farrington—Norton, Penney & Sears.

1040. Mlna M. McClelland vs. Lynn S. Powers. Jerome Squires—Towne & Liv-ermore.

1042. Rufus M. Choate and one vs. Joseph H, JFlegl.. G. F. Matthews—Cor­coran & Corcoran. .;

Held: Nos. 1033, 1040, 1042, 1043, 1044, 1046, 1048. 3051, 1062, 1053, 10531-2, 1065, 1286, 1351. 1627, 1530, 814, 861, 309.

Highest number reached last call was 201. % -

Academy Theater Co. WUUaim P. Col-gate—Eugene L. FaJk.

1207. . Pittsburg Water Heater Co. vs. Alden Park Hotel. A Hath Co. F. O. Bissell—J. B. Scovrtle, ?

« e | d : Nos. 1210, 1217, 487, «7 , 977. 1000, 1019, 984, 1319, 986. '

SUPREME COURT — Part IV — Equity Term.TThe Hon*. Louis W. Marcus, Jus . l ice presiding. For Tuesday, Janu­ary fsV t 340. Amelia L. Mahoney vs. William F.

Mahoney. J. H. Madden—C. B. Gibbs. 328. Johnston R. McCullogh vs. Samuel

J. McCollogh. G. F. Matthews-4Steui & Barber. , _.

144. Emery H. Breckon, suing as stock­holder, etc., vs. Rand Ledger Co, et al. «hlre & Jellinek—Hoyt & Spratt, Root & Orton. •

170. Nathan Meyers vs. Anna Silver-berg, alias Anna.Meyers. U> W. Mcln-tyre-S. J. Harris. Held till ISth.

177. First Ohuroh of Christ Scientist, in Buffalo, N. Y., vs. Eifert. Edward E. Tanner, Wallace Thayer—WHbur E. Houpt, George H. Frost, .

178. First Church of Christ Scientist, in Buffalo, N. Y„ vs. Annie V. C. Leav,ltt. Edward E. Tanner, Wallace Thayer— Wilbur E. Houpt, George H. Frost.

173. William H. Lieb vs. Frank Relgle et al. Charles W. Hlnson—L D. Lester.

117. Charles A. Poison vs. Mary C. Poison, Charles A. Blanchard—White & Fennelly. ' . •'"' ';Yisf-

182. Thomas Braundel, as admr., etc.. vs. Adelia Oesterle et al. George Kingston— H. B. Van Peymsv.

108. William Kung vs. d t y Of Buf­falo and ^ne. Frank F. WilllaMa—C. H. Hammond.

Held: Nos. 171, 122. 166, 258, 284. 219, 207. 34, 56, 92, 108, 115, 134, 136, 143, 164, 175, 183, 184, 188. 208, 213, 217, 237, 238. 246, 248, 186, 222, 126, 245. -

COUNTY COURT-^SPBCIAL TERM—The Hon. Hsrry L. Taylor, Judge. No cal­endar, , *• , „:.

SURROGATE'S COURT-CUP Hall Building The Hon. Louis B. Hart, Surrogate. For Tuesday, January 10. George Balser.. WlU, John ReiU. Will. „„,arnMt

Pearl K. Reiner. Judicial settlement.

SUPREM85 COURT-Part II. The Hon. John S. Lambert. Justice presiding. For Tuesday. January 10. On trial: No. 630. 858. Margaret Noonan . v s . , Buffalo A

Lake Erie Traction Co. John, W. O'Cf.u-nor—Keneftck, Cooke, Mitchell & Bass.

897. William L. Brooks vs. International Ry. Co. White & Fennelly—Norton, Pen-ney 4k Sears.

m. Aaron E. Slpe vs. Charles E. Stewart. Wilbur E. UrandUort— Walter J, Meats. . .* •

433. George C. Belknap vs. City of Buf­falo. Kellogg & Branoh-C. H. Ilaun-mond- • -

!>15. Bernard Carr. a s admr., etc., \ s . Erie Railroad Co. Lawrence J. Col l ins -Moot, Spresue, Brownell ft Marcy.

309. Mlehael Maxur vs. the Snow Steam Pump Works of Buffalo. P. B. Smo-kowskl—Gibbons & Pottle.

306. Henry T. Bnrns and one vs. Albert J. Wheeler individually, etc, W. T. Bush­man—Coatsworth, I Heboid & Kraft.

888 John Corcoran vs. N. Y. C. ft H. R. R. R. Co. John J, Kane—Hoyt ft Spratt. f J ' ""'.'-;•-:.. ̂ :"

1366. Charlotte Hoffman vs. Interna­tional Ry. Co. C B. Gibbs—Norton, Pen­ney ft Sears:

Held: Nos . 1363, 1874. 1888, 138, 140, 146, 14S. 158. 487, 443, 448, 466, 487, 470, 751, 728, 772, 1187. ••: ••**'•"•_•:]•'"__'"' SUPREME COURT—rart HI. The Hon

Charles H. Brown, Justice presiding. For Tuesday. January 10. 998. W. Caryl Ely vs. Erlckson, Per­

kins et al, Keneflck. Cooke ft Mitchell— J G- Dudley.

1013. Wll l ism R. Hainer, by guardian, etc., vs. National Biscuit Co. Herman Hennig—Rogers, Locke ft Babcpck.

1015. E v a Grace Mil son vs. The Town of Evans. U. 8. Thomas—Bartlett ft Chamberlain. ;' „ "•

lOt*?. Andrew Petrowtch vs. John A. McKenney. O'Connor. Leary & Evans— N.. D. Fl*h. > fc v

1010. Alfred Jepson vs. Crossrown St. Ry. Co. Andrew Gilflllan—Norton, Pen-ne" & Sears. _\- -

1025. Sarah Sweeney vs. International Ry. Co. Abbott ft Ai©Ott**Norton, Pen­ney & Sears.

1209. Albert MeJbrod vs. Owen E. Ber-kebite. William P. Colgan—George B. Webster.

1204. George H. Thompson vs . New

COTTRT A T United States District Attorney John

Lord O'Brlsn and his ataff left last night for Elmira to attend th« openltlt of the January term of United states District Court In that ctty today. A number of cases already noted are to come up tor trial.

CITY COURT—City Court Building. Hon William P. Brennan, Chief Judge. Foi Tuesday, January 10th. Part IV. Criminal Term. Hon. Albert

A. rtartzell. Part V. Criminal Term. Hon. Simon

A. Nash. Part VI. Criminal Term. Hon. George

E. Judge. Part I. Trial Term. Hon. Devoe P. Hod-

son, Judge. Preferred. Cusack Co. vs. Statler. C.

Feldman— Love ft Keating. 4216. W**.iam Sperling vs. Jacob N.

Allinger and one. Ticknort Pierce ft Pomeroy—Charles Newton.

4217. Andrew F. West vs. W. H. Long. Thayer, Tuttle & White—Charles New­ton.

3S33. Imperial Motor Co. vs. Roscoe C. Long. G. A. Orr—Bartlett ft Chamber­lain.

3327. William J. S. Tremaine vs. George Ainsworth. M. M. Ludlow, dr.—C. C-Page.

4219. Daniel H. Stoll, etc., vs. Oscar Meyer. Al. F. Dlrnberger—F. B. Hartaell.

4230. Harry H. Gallett vs. Crosstown St. Ry. Co. N. T. Barrett—Norton, Pen­ney, Spring & Moore.

4221. Richard Riley vs. Charles Silver-berg. William P. Colgate—N. T. Barrett.

4222. William Hund, Jr., vs. Christian Wehla. J. P. Schattner—Hammond &

4223. Madelina Targunio vs. Christian Feigenspan. Sullivan, Bagley & ^ e e h -ter—C. L. Feldman.

4224. Jacob Zerga vs. Alexander S. Ramage. Gibbons ft Pottle—Lee &

4226. Queen a t y Dairy Co. vs. Joel H. iMilloner. Botsford ft Lytle—William H.

Clark. Held: Nos. 4241. 4242, 4243, 4244, 4245, 4286,

4287. i2S$; 4289, 4290, 4291, 4292. Part II. Trial Term. Hon. William P.

Brenhan, Judge. 4256. Gustave H. Poppenberg vs. Frank

Bergman. Gibbons & Pottle—S. J. Hoi-pntit^r

4256." ScnWeiger & Michaels vs. Alex­ander H.^'Arnest and one. Gibbons ft Pottle—Saperston ft McNaughton.

4257. Globs, ̂ Piaster Co. vs. Leo Mos-eallnakir. Lewjlu& Carrol!—F. Spltzmiller.

4258. Anna S p u s vs. Bernard Schwartz. Baker ft Hagdsr—Tltus ft Lamson.

4269. Lyth Tile Co. vS. Louis Wlsmew-ski. Bartlett ft Chamberlaln-Omer B. McN&mara.

4280. Joseph Smoseszki vs. Bronlslaw Gaetrow^kl. JTD. ClUtf-Baker ft Hager.

4281. David Stedman vs. Intl. Ry. Co. E, L. tRysi»—Norton, Penney, Spring & Moore."-- »*..;i.' . .v*v. '4862. John Wenle vs. Terrance J, Mur-phy*.*™O.Iif Weude—T. J. Murphy.

'4263s.'! Joirli Garrich vs. Edward C Stens. G. F. Matthews—H. B. Van Peyma. . n

4384. Vim Cycle Hardware Co. vs. William B. Voss and on*. Donnelly, O'Nell ft Grass—C. J. Staples.

4265. Walter Cottrell, etc., vs. William R. Mitchell. Lincoln ft SmlWi—MacGre-gor & Stone. ,

4266. E. R. Adam, treasurer, vs. Charles C. Hewitt. E, F. Leln—W. T. Doane.

HeldT Nos. 4274, 4275, 4276, 4277, 4278, 4279, 4280, 4281, 4282, 4283, 4284. 42S5. Part HI. "Trial Term. Hon. Peter Maul,

Judge. 3690. William H, Logan vs. Anna Ral-

yea. G. F- Matthews—Love ft Keating. 4089. Conrad Ztnwner vs. The Intl. Ry.

Co. W. B. Grandlson—Norton, Penney & Sears.

L ft T. 1803. S. A. Anderson vs. Mrs. Bullock. Al. Zlnk.

4120. John Hengel vs. Intl. Ry. Co. Herman Hennlg-Norton, Penney, Spring

4174. William E. Pengeput vs. John J. Gress. Rebadow ft Ladd—Aaron Fybush.

4211. Webster-Cltlsens Co, vs. The Ernes Club. C. M. Smtth-'S. J. Harris.

4312. William J. Mlifrlng vs. Hattie A. Wheeler. H. W. F o x - J . , W. Murphy.

4213. Stanley Strselecki vs. Joseph Paster. Herman" Metralg—Farrington ft

4246. Thomas,Cusack ;Oo. vs. Carnival Court Concessions Co. Ifi L. F e l d m a n -E4347. FAbtaha«T 0 « H c | O ' S . Elliott D. Cox. C. E, Doane—HI J. Welaenhelmer.

4248. Aaron Moss and one vs. Julius Alpern. Baker ft Hager~*S, J. Holender.

4249, A. Judson Wells vs. Clara A. Hinckley. Bartholomew ft Bartholomew-

^"H?id?iNBs*n4250. 4351, 4262. 4263, 4254, 4287, 4288, 4289. 4270, 4271, 4272, 4378.

BANKRUPTCY COURT. Hon. C J. . Hamlin, Referee. Tenth floor. White

Building. T*or Tuesdayi' January 10. N o calendar today.

John G. Luber, by referee, to John Qr MelOenbauer, same, $190.44.

James Bateson and one to D*vid A. Gsttam and one, Danforth Street, east sfie, 125.8 feet north of Foreat Avenue, 6f4 feet front, $L 4

FrSdeiicka Luber to Anna M. Pearsall, Jewstt Avenue, south side, 429 feet east

bert Street, 31x76, $L n Frtedland to Libbie Frledland,

east corner of Sylvan and Clinton K 20.5x87, 81.

^. M. ° Comblum to Anna Cornblum, Mortimer Street, east side, 340.5 feet south of Peckham Street, 34.5x107, 31. xr W* J* Warren to Robert F. Sniggs, iiuron Street, north side, 183.5 feet west °%(§?I*'War« Avenue, 33x108, $1. a£VrLaniJa B z o w v to Veronika Sxulo. SnaJih Street, west side, 260 feet, north of Lofsjoy Street, 30x106, $i.

Elisabeth C; Bull, toy trustees, to Jean-S!?J?ull", Ke£l ef t£*t' w e*t side, 66 feet north of lot 66. 58.33x115.5. 31

Charles L Gurney and one to Julia H. ¥Z?*2*\ Breckenridge Street, north side. 141 Jeet east of Ashland Avenue, 27x105,

go K- Jaeger to Olive P. Jaeger, of lot 10, T. U, R. 8. city. H. ° * e B e i '

Cjara B. Lattin to Catherine L Wurtz and one, Humboldt Parkway, north side l28]Yeet west of Woodward Avenue, "*-- ».s, $1.

nardo Maccaluso and one to An­tonio Alessl and one, Virginia Street, north side, 126 feet west of Front Avenue,

Jfhn Relmann to George T. Mitchell and one, Wyoming Street, west side, 445 feet north of Litchfield Avenue. 31*140, tl.

Viola W. Myer to Alexander Seldlits ana one, St. Louis Street, west side, 1,200.47 feet north of Walden Avenue, 30x103, $1.

Dorchester Improvement Company to Clarence A. Wlckson, Dorchester Road, north side, 742 feet west of Richmond Ayfnue. 38x138.8, 11.

Hand Purchase Realty Company to yette Hotel Company. Ellicott Street, side, two pieces, 20 feet front, 11.

e Schaaf ft Sons to George Schaaf, sley Street, north side, 106 feet west umboldt Parkway; also 141 feet west lumtboldt Parkw«xy, $1. . omen's Benevolent Association to k P. Perron, Best Street, north side, of lot 31, T. 11, R. 8, city. $1. n J. Baumann and one to Charles

May Street, west side, 175.8 feet of Genesee Street, 60x112, $25.

Ob Eckhardt and one to same, same,

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a ioholas Albrecht to Arthur J. Riley one, part of lot 47. T. 10, R. 8, city,

COUNTY. liver J. Beyer and one to Fred J. k e , E d e n , $1.

n & Improvement Association to rles Haurlk, Tonawanda, $1. Ho Orton and one to Kate \v . Mor-

•n, Evans. 81. erican Malleable Company to E, W. Houten, Lancaster, $1.

me to same, Lancaster, $1. me to same, Lancaster, various, 81. me to same, Lancaster, $1.

lorence W. Barrett to Marie E. Linke, Amherst $1

Charles J. Grimm to Henry Detmer, Collins,, two pieces. $1.

Henry W. Box, by executors, and one to T. Anthony Smith and one, Lancaster, H

William E. Sharp and one to James AShbery and one, Eden, $2.

Christina A. Flint to Fred Kester and otte, Hamburg, II.

John W. Bader, by legatee, to Eliza-bfth Bader. Gowanda, $1. Jri-ed Kester and one to Mary lates , Bast Hamburg, $1.

Otm E. Mlddaugh. Jr., and one to Rob-M. Cramer, Tonawanda, $1.

MORTGAGES—City . Antonio Alessl and one to Sara E. Von

Hprenberg, Virginia Street, west of From Avenue, $1,500.

William Gelsendorfer to Buffalo Sav­ings Bank, Triangle Street, north of Goo*;

Avenue, 31,800. Mary R. Hoffman and one to George

R. Turk, Winslow Avenue, west of Hum bfldt Parkway, $2,300.

George T. Mitchell and one to John Rei-rsann, Wyoming Avenue, north of Litch-neld Avenue, $1,5W.

Frederick A. Mason anJ one to Brie County Savings Bank. Dewitt Street north of Bird Avenue. $4,000.

Arthur J. Riley and one to Nicho!a> Albrecht, trustee, part of lot 47, T. 10, R. 8 citv 14 952.39. ' M a y E . ' R e e s to Ella M. Nicholson. BUi

OOtt Sti'eet, north of North Street, $2,700. Weronika Szulc to Melchler Tondrow-

Smtth Street, north of Lovejoy Stree'.,

% ulla H. Swope to Mollie B. Keeler. ckenridge Street, east of Ashland Ave-

• * • •70°-Julia H. Swope to Charles T* Gurney,

Breckenridge Street, east of Ashland Av.-tiue. $3,500.

George Siegrlst and one to Buffalo Sav-Isgs Rank, G!enwc>od Avenue, east of Fillmore Avenue,-;$3,-&)0«< .?.x', jflA>ttle A. Smi4h*aad one to Emily M. v l l l l a m s , 'by; guardiatt; 'Hugiies Avenue. mst of Meeoh Street. 81.400.

Hattie M. March to Henry Vellam. Eden. $600.

Miatrilas Beyer and one to Buffalo Sav­ings Bank, Blaine Street, northwest of Belavan Avenue, $2,500.

Mathias Beyer and one to same, same, H.500.

David A. Gettum and one to John r>. May, Danforth Street, north of Forest

tvenue, $1,200. CplTNTY.

• Elizabeth A. Bader to Magnus Beck Brewing Conipaony. Gowanda. $1,500. (»Lyman Chandler and one to William Vackbary. East Aurora, $70o. I Ada Hakes to Frank D. Havens, East jfturora, $50.

Elizabeth A. Bader»to Gowanda Co­operative Savings & Loan Association. Gowanda, various, $2,000. I Frank Schaefer and one to Joseph Adolf. Lancaster, $500.

Frank Pope and one to John Pope, Am­herst. $800. 1 Valentine Schumaker and one to Frank p . Havens. East Aurora, 8900. I Harry Yates to Fred Kester and one, East Hamburg, $3,500.

A s s i g n m e n t of M o r t g a g e s . '{ Thomas R. Williams to Otto C. Witt-liolg. $1,200.

Marian A. Tiiompson, by trustee, to Kate ... IrlbacKer. $2,200. . W'illiam A. Rose to Catharine E. Ford, $172.56.

Theodore Steeg to Thebald Bussemer and one, $1,650.

Mary fruefert. by executor, to Gilbert J»ruefert. $1,400.

Elizabeth B. White, by executor, to Alexander Selle, by executrix. $3,000.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company to Wlstar Morris et al., as trustees, $20,000.

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LIST OF PRIZES: IVER-JQHNSON RACER YALE SPRING FRAME COLOMBIA ROADSTER EMBLEM RACER RAMBLER PIERCE LADIES' 4 PAIRS TIRES YALE BOYS' 2 2 $ 5 . 0 0 CERTIFICATES

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$60 $50 $50 $50 $40 $40

$110

Count the dots and send your answer. Only one member of a family may enter. Only one estimate will be accepted from same party. No one connected with the bicycle trade may enter. The awarding of prizes will be left to disinterested judges, whose decision will be final. Neatness, correctness and originality of answer submitted will decide. Contest closes March 1st, 1911, at 6 P. M.

In case of tie the value of the prize in question will be divided equally. You may fill out blank below or at your option use other paper.

THE POPPENBERG BICYCLE CO., oc-674-676 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y.

1 have counted . - • dots on bicycle, and 1 agree to abide by the decision of the Judges.

iiaine • Auoress . . . . . . . . .

City • . . . . 9iaie . . . . . . . . . .

A d d r e s s All A n s w s r s t o C o n t e s t D s p s r t m s n t .

POPPENBERG BICYCLE CO. 6 7 4 - 6 7 6 Main Street* Buffalo, IM. Y.

Philip E. Shaffer and Fredericit J Young. J r , in favor of William L. Boat-mer, $105.45. ,

Daniel Cohen ^et ak m favor of Jar change ICaiio»al .Bank--of Olean. $J,ti*..JS-» (Sattsiied1 aV to other defendants.)

Ann I. Cannon in favor of Mar Gager, $344.33.

Jacob Guminski in favor of Interna­tional Railway Company, $841».

Agnes Davis in favor of J. B. Pearce Company, $341.73.

International Railway Company in favor of George H. Amos, $131.84.

Frederick C. War-hus ln favor of John Byrne and one, $742.30.

Caslmo Fannaro and Cologera Fannaro in favor of Calogero Ippolito, $3,913.53.

County Court—The Eon . Harry L Taylor, Judge. January 9, 1911.

In re petition to sell real property oi Charles W. Haist et al.t in/anta. Ordei amending proceedings.

John fi. Grimm vs. William E. De Vine Judgment of foreclosure and sale Leon­ard Gibbs to sell.

• > O A L i t . . . , t , v w . . - d i

in^.^.i.., oi i.iinan Tappe et al.. Infants. Order appointing Elizabeth Pearoll. Bond $3,200.

In re application of Solomon Morrison, owner, for an order discharging me­chanic's Hen. Order fixing bond of lien at $1,800, and other Hens.

Nothing "bracses up?' a suit so much as a "fancy v est.

Here's your chancel Hill! Price!! On about four hundred

aiid fifty of our regular wash and wool fancy vests.

Vests that were $2.ou now .25; $3.00 Vests $1.&0;

DEEDS—City-Mary Ga«er to Arthur S. Hawkins.

Copeland Avenue, north side, 830 feet east of Ontario Street. 30x100. 8t

Ddward J. Barcalo and one to Buffalo Cement Company, Ltd., » Beard Street, southeast side. 892 feet northeast ot Mor­ris Street, 30x178, $i.

Ann I. Cannon to Mary Gager, Cops-land Avenue, north side. 350 feet east of Ontario Street, 80x100, 8300. ,

H. Ford White and one to John N. Austin, Wakefield Avenue, south side, 109; feet west of Molden Street. 30x180, 11.

George Urban. Jr., et al., to Emma S. Mack, Koons Street, west side, 369.27 feet south of Genesee Street, 35 feet front,, fl

George Urban, by executor; to same, same, 81. ', . ^ * A

William C. Urban, by executors, to same, same, $1,

John G. Meidenbauer and one to Anna V. Pearsall, Jewett Avenue, south side, i20 feet east of Halbert Street, 81x75. 81.

Anna M. Pearsall to WllUam C. White, Jewett Avenue, south side, 420 feet east of Halbert Street. 81x76, fl.

$4.00 Vests $2.00; $5.00 Vests $2.50; $6.00 Vests $3.00.

A lot of Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets at Half Price! V;;Good bargains in men's fancy shirts. x

50c neckwear 35c—3 for $i.uu.

DR. ROWE, URINARY, PBLVIC and

CHROMIC D I R E A S E S . Have you consulted him? Many i

others have, and today are well and happy. His mild, pleasant treatment* will delight you. and render an opera­tion needless. They w are original.l

•dentine and unlike other treatments Fiest of all, they mum. • •.-;

Consultation free and conndentlai low charges. Tweaty-seven years ef | •mrceaa. B o t h s e x e s g*.

60 Niagara Streft, i f i t i i

American Telephone * Tdegrapb Ce. A dividend of TWO Dollars per share will

be paid en Monday, January l«, IMI, to v n . j # -~,r.*A nt the close of bust. Arthur Burk in ravor or v,. stockholders •* ^ ^ J J T ^ S l , « « * 1 Transfer Company. 811.33.̂ m ness da Saturday, P«*™*** " v 1 8 i a | D. J. Burnes In favor of A#yi

WM. B. DBIVBR. Treasurer. I lng & Supply Company, $8180.

D i s c h a r g e o t M o r t g a g e s . Charles R. Cullinane and one to James . Bailey. June, 1808. Maria S. Vosburgh and one to Erie

County Savings Bank, December, 1S98. Joseph H. Nichols and one to Henry

Griggs, by executor, November. 1909. John Shlndler to Loan Commissioners,

January. 1S0B. Winifred Martin to Julia Franck, July,

1889. Frederick Pundt to John Paepke, No­

vember, 1899. Jacob Young and one to Mary E. Kerr,

July. 1908. Charles Wiedmann and one to Fred­

erick W. Domeras, Februaryj 19J0.

Chat te l s . Adele Zaggel to Mary- Mackey, $190.' George Fraellch to Louis G. Burgman,

$400. George Andres to William Dethloff,

$346. Benjamin F. Roberts to George R.

Peine. $200. RENEWALS.

Susie E. Thomas to Carl W. Selfert, $178. _

Mrs. William Mowbray to Frank Bros., $88.51.

To F. H. Dlrstlne; F. L Doll and one, $38; C. Wacker and one, 886; S. Rausch and one, 8120; H. Van Allen and one, $80; Martin Williams, $12.75.

Mary McCabe to Lake View Brewing Company, 8200.

B i l l s o f t a l e . Mrs. George Benson to George Benson,

Buffalo, $L I d s r-enoena.

Tfteresa Steffan vs. John Alden and one, defendants, Buffalo. Hammond & Hinkley.

J u d g m e n t s . William J. Friend and Hattie M.

Fraley In favor of William Kunx, $286.50. Hans Schmidt in favor of Valentine

Stefanlak, 87,599.40. Frank Johnson In favor of Loretta L.

Knappenberg, $29.70. WllUam W. Denslow In faVor of Bon wit

Teller A Co. of New York. $25.58. Herbert M. Corbln in favor of Israel

Feinberg, $40.96. Edward J. Murphy ln favor of'Amelia

Jaeger et al.. $123.45. Susie Kreuts (formerly ,Su*!e Islngitt)

m favor of Karl Auracher. 8147.18. _ , . Arthur Burk In favor of C. W. Miller

ance Pack-

S u p r e m e Court—Special Term—The H o n . E d w a r d K. E m e r y , J u s t i c e p r e ­s i d i n g . J a n u a r y 9 , 1 9 1 1 .

Meyer Linden vs. The N. Y. C. & H. R R. R. Co. Order discontinuing action.

Katherine Glynn vs. same. Like order. Abraham Thomas vs. same. Like order. Sherman Rutney vs. same. Like order. Kugene Lane vs. Independent .Messen­

ger & Delivery Service Co. Order chang­ing place of trial to Monroe County.

The State Bank of Pike vs. J. J. Guska and one. Order of reference to R. T. Burns.

The Village of Medina vs. F. W. Din-gledlne. Order substituting Miller & Golden as attorneys for defendants.

G. H. Amos vs. International Ry. Co. Order making judgment of Court of Ap­peals the judgment of this court.

Jacob Lasaciynski vs. Sophia Laszcsyn-ski. Order allowing plaintiff $26 counsel fees. ,

la re application of the Superior Motor Vehicle Co. for permission to assume another corporate name. Order author­izing change of name.

G. N. Smith vs. Rudolph Dotterweioh. Order making judgment of Court of Ap­peals the judgment of this court.

Magdalena Tarquinio vs. Max Kaiser and one. Order discharging certain real estate from leln of judgment.

j . G Meidenbauer vs. J. G. Luber. Or­der confirming report of sale.

Turner Construction Co. vs. waiter D. tTptegraff. ' Order staying proceedings upon certain conditions.

In re voluntary dissolution of the Beaudry Pipe Organ Co. Order settling J accounts of permanent receiver.

Surrogate's Court—The Hon. l>"f*f B. Hart, Surrogate. January 9, 1911.

Mary Schmidt. Will. Ernest F. Kruet for petitioner. Proceeding held gener­ally to Jaruary 17.

Wilhelmlna Becker. Will. Proof com­plete. Decree granted.

John P. Bolt. Judicial settlement. Eugene P. Ouchie for petitioner. Petition amended on motion, striking out names of Ralph Snell, Elda McSpadden. Ed­ward Stephen, Alvln Stephen, Emma E. York et al. Petition also amended, strik­ing out allegations that Magdalena Duchsberrv Is an Infant 20 years old. and inserting therein the statement that Mag­dalena Duchsberry is now 21 years of age.

George F. Potter. Will. H. A. Rey­nolds for petitioner. _....•

John Bingemann. Judicial settlement. Same appearances. Adjourned to Janua-

\rthur Dwyer. Judicial settlement. Percy S. Lansdowne for petitioner. Pro­ceedings held generally.

Caroline Streichan. Will. Louis G. Volts for petitioner. Francis E. Bogat for infant, and is appointed special guardian. Proof complete. Decree granted.

Magdalena Haertel. Will. K. M. Shel­don for petitioner. Proceedings oels generally.

Roslna Lautenschlager. Show cause. L G. Volts for petitioner. W. D. Parker for executor. Adjourned to January la

Paul F. Flavin. Administration. Sam4 appearances. Proceedings held generally.

Catherine York. Administration. Bu» gene P. Ouchie for petitioner. Mysog York and Edwin York appointed admin* istrators. Bond $1,009.

(Continued on Pago T w e l m )

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Overcoat Prices Reduced A downward adjustment of prices on several

lines of our Men's Overcoats results in some exceptional values. We include in this sale not only the regular slim and stout sizes, but over­coats for extra large men

At $15.00 and $20.00. a

We offer several lines, broken lots which repre­sent values from a third to a half more.

Fur Lined Overcoats The prices on all of our high grade fur lined Over­

coats have been reduced.

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