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hereby assign and convey the within bond, paying off the above recited incumbrance,
together with all interest in all rights under although this intention was known to the
the deed securing the same to * * * lender, and although the wife did in fact
without recourse," though signed by the use a portion of the money borrowed by
payee, does not pass out of him the title her for the purpose stated, she could not de-
to the note nor deprive him of the right of feat a recovery by the lender upon the note
bringing an action thereon in his own name either in whole or in part, upon the ground
and that where a husband made a convey- that it was given for her husband's debt, or
ance of land to his wife, reciting therein for money with which to pay the same.
that it was subject to a deed to a third per- Properly treated, the court said, the loan
NOTE—'INDORSEMENT—WIFE. — The Su- son previously made by the grantor to se- was one contracted by her for the purpose of
preme Court of Georgia held, in the recent cure a specified sum which had been loaned discharging an incumbrance upon her own
case of Daniel vs. Royce, that an indorse- to him, and the wife, being thus clothed property subject to which she had taken
ment in the following words upon a prom- with the title, borrowed money and gave and accepted her husband's deed, and her
issory note, payable to the order of a her own promissory note for the same, in- so doing made the incumbrance her own
named payee, "for value received * * * tending to use a portion of such money in debt.
prevented him from realizing that he saw
the train in time to escape injury, is not suf-
ficient to prove him free from contributory
negligence, and that though a railroad com-
pany and the public have equal rights at
the intersection of the tracks and a public
highway, those operating a train have a
right to presume that a person crossing, or
about to cross, will take precaution to avoid
injury.
STRAUOH BROS.,
ESTABLISHED 1867.
Manufacturers of Grand, Square and Upright
Piano Actions
and Ivory Keys,
22,24, 26. 23, 30 TENTH AVENUE,
57 LITTLE WEST 12th STREET,
452-451 WEST 13th STREET,
ISTIEW
THE «
TOEE.
BFERA" PIANO
MANUFACTURED HY
PEEK
& SON,
Cor Broadway & W. 47th Street, New York
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR NEW
STYLE A, WITH MUSIC DRAWERS AND MANDOLIN-
ZITHER
ATTACHMENT ; TWO NOVEL FEATURES
WHICH MAKE THE " OPERA " A -QUICK SELLER,
AN ADVANTAGE TO THE DEALER.
PRICES, TERMS AND CATALOGUE UPON APPLICATION
Correspondence solicited.
Protection in territory guaranteed
THE - CAFEN - FIAN8
THOROUGHLY
UP-TO-DATE
Bourne Piano
New York Representatives:
WINTERROTH & CO.
105 E. 14th Street.
W H E most value for the money. The case design is
artistic. The tone, touch and finish are unex-
excelled. Investigate it ! We will make it to your
advantage. Address for catalogues, prices, etc. . . .
Tne BroGkDon Piano mfg. Co.
BROCKPORT
N. Y.
Celebrated for its tone, touch, design,
finish, durability and valuable improvements.
Write and find out about our new styles. . .
. BOURNE & 50N,
ESTABLISHED 1837.
Manufacturers. . . .
105 TREMONT ST., BOSTON, flASS.