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The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
Collier Mars Fast Aground.

Capt. Wood, of the battIeship Ne
braska, which is endeavoring to pull the
naval collier Mars of a reef OF the Ra-
hama Banks. reported to the Navy De-
partment yesterday afternoon that his
efforts thus far have been unsuccessfuI
The Nebraska being unable to pull the
Mars astern, she swung the collier
twelve points while the high water
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
Georretovn Dinner To-nisht.

Invitations, have been issued by the
alumni Of Georgetown University for
an alumni dinner to be held in the col
lege dining hall this evening at 1850
o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
TO HOLD HEARING ON BILL.
Commissioner VIII Listen TO Ar
Euments on Terminal Measure.

A public hearing on the bill introduced
by Representative Cary. Of Wisconsin,
providing for the incorporation of the
Virginia Terminal Company, VIII be held
before the Commissioners in the board
room at the District Building Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The route of the proposed railway. as
provided for in the bill. is from the Vir-
ginia end of Aqueduct Bridge to First
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

and B Streets Northeast via NJ Street.
New Jersey Avenue, Massachusetts Ave
nue., Street, and First Street.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Mrs. Darlington and Miss Darlington
wife and daughter Of Brig. Gen. E. A
Darlington, L. S. A, are spending a few
days in New York
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Nine. Ali Kui Khan. wife of the
charge d'affaires of Persia, who has been
spending the past fortnight in Boston
and New York, will return to Washing
ton to-day.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Mrs. E. r. Koon and Miss Koon will
close their apartment in the Highlands
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop have re-
turned TO Washington from a weekend
tour Of inspection at Newport
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Mrs. Arthur Hearn, OF New York. en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday at the
New Willard in honor Of Mrs. Thomas
G. Patten, wife OF Representative Pat
ten, OF New York. and her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
r. VOlck, of New York. Mrs. Hearn.
who has been spending several weeks
here. will leave to-day for her home with
an automobile party. They will stop
en- route at Gettysburg and Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
june for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1870 L St, for finest bridal carriages Rea-
sonable rates, best service. Phone II. 22ss.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

tomorrow and go 20 Atlantic City to
season they win visit the various North
Shore resorts.
Baron Won Reibnitz. attaehe Of the Ger
man Embassy, and Baroness Won Reib-
nitz viii give up their apartment at the
Grafton on Saturday and go to Boston.
where they win spend some time before
going to one OF the North Shore resorts
for the summer.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Capt W. H. Alleyne, OF the Queens s
Own Regiment, whose marriage to Miss
Carol B. Newberry, daughter OF former
Secretary Of the Navy Truman II. New
berry, viii take place June IS. arrived
in New York yesterday en- route from
his station in Bermuda to Detroit Capt.
Aheyne met Miss Newberry last winter
in Bermuda. Capt Alleyne and his
bride win leave Detroit for England after
They will then go to Bermuda The cap
tain is said to be the nth ofiicer OF the
Queens Own 10 marry an American
girl.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Mrs George Y McLanahan. who was
formerly Miss Caroline Duer. Of New
Haven. has gone there with her children
to join her mother for a few weeks.
Mr. McLanahan will join them later on
before going to their summer home,
''westwAter," Watch Hill. R. l.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The Admiral OF the Navy and Mrs.
Dewey will leave later in June for Wood
stock. Vt. the old homestead Of the
Deweys. to spend their summer.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Mrs Leigh Y. Baker and her sister,
Miss Mary B. wIIkie. will sail this week
for Europe and will pass the larger por-
tion OF the summer In Paris, their former
home. They will return in September by
the southern route
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Naval Constructor and Mrs Taylor and
Miss Taylor will leave here the end OF
the week for their summer place in Vir-
ginia. Miss Taylor will make q series
OF visits IN St Paul. Duluth. and Buffalo
before joining a camping party in Michi-
gan the last Of the season.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Mr.. Algara. Of the Mexican Embassy
stan, will leave Washington to-day for
a two weeks visit in New York and
Panama,
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The Brizilian Ambassador, Senior da
Cana, entertained a company OF sixteen
at dinner last evening at the embassy.
The company went later to the theater,
where they occupied several boxes for
the opera.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Mr.. John Barrett. the director general
Of the Pan-American Union. will deliver
an address before the annual com
mencement OF the New York University.
He will remain over to attend the dinner
to be given tomorrow evening by the
Mexican Society In honor Of the Mexican
ambassador.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The first secretary OF the Turkish EN-
bassy and Nine Hussein will spend their
summer abroad. sailing the last OF June.
The second secretary of the Embassy, son
Of the Ambassador and Nine. Zia, will
probably leave to-day for Manchester
by-the-Sea. where the embassy will be
established, and where the Ambassador
will join them later on.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The Mexican Ambassador. and Nine.
Calero will go TO New York tomorrow
morning for a few days to attend the
dinner by the Mexican society in honor
Of the Ambassador on Thursday evening.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Mr.. Hanihara, former counselor Of the
japanese Embassy. is now en- route 10
California. from where he will sail In
few days for his home in Japan.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The Assistant Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Oliver have taken a cottage at
Northeast Harbor, Ne. for the summer
and will go there later this month.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The Belgian Minister and Nine. Have
NTH will leave Washington on Friday for
Bar Harbor. where the legation will be
established for the summer.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

N. and Mime. Dreyfuss-Barney. Of
Paris. have gene 10 Cincinnati for a visit
of several weeks, after a months visit
with her mother, Mrs. Hemmick. Later
they will Join Mr.. and Mrs. Hemmick
at their summer home at Bar Harbor.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The American Minister to Guatemala
and Mrs. Reynolds Hit, who have been
the guests Of the formers mother. Mrs
W. r. Hit, at her home on Dupont Cir
Gle. for several weeks. are now in New
York. guests at the Ritz-CaTlton, ac-
companied by Mr.. Hits brother. Mr..
william F. Hit.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
ekTHTUB SUIT ACQUlTTALS S
Seven Defendants Freed by
Order of the Court.

Detroit. Feb 29-United States Judge
ANGEL presiding to-day at the trial Of the
so-caled 5athtub trust. charged with con-
sNTecy N restraint Of trade. ordered the
acco'ttal Of seven of the defendants. Two
so'her defendants would have been ac-
tqN'led. but they signihed their willing
hess 10 see the case through.
Theodore Ahrens and +. l.. Dawes
p'e'ident and vice president. respectively
" the Standard Sanitary Manufacturing
Company were the defendants who waived
'ne right of freedom. They decided to
s'and b. Francis ]. Torrance. another Off
'i OF Their concern. The court denied
ne notion % free J. L. Wright. president
y ne Wheeling Enameled Iron Company.
"hef4ng w. Va.
4"e action Of the court followed mo-
Hh oy the defence 10 free all OF the de-
''husnts against whom charges had not
Oeeh MADE IN the direct testimony of the
eO'7'nment Witnesses. The decisions were
'3sed On the fact that Some OF the de-
'a1eais did not attend any Of the meet
'"ss prior 70 the Mount Clemens confer
.uce IN April 1910; that some OF them had
'sAed only the final trade agreement.
P'sh Mas considered beyond the jurisdic-
~ o. the court end because one firm Is
!oooing house and not engaged in manu-
'-''1riEg enamelcd ware.
after the ruling OF Judge Angel. Mr..
0AeYman Outlined the position OF the de-
me In substance. he denied any crimi-
- conspiracy and declared the trade ar
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
UNTERMYER DECLINES JOB
viii Not Be Counsel for Money
Trust" Committee.

Washiurton F"h. 29.-Samuel Tntermyer
Of NeU York to-day thanked Representa-
tive Henry for suggesting him as an attor-
ney for the House committee which will
investigate tine money trust" but said he
had neither tho time nor the inclination 70
,erye
- NJ. UntermyerS aecluation IS blow 10
Represeutative Henry. the Bryante cham
;!on, who is using every effort TO make the
inquiry into the money power real in
vestigauOn," and has lingering doubts Of
the ability OF the Banking and Currency
Committee to conduct the investigation
wthou; expert LEGAL aid
The New York lawyer leeraphod NJ
Henry that he "seo- In the papers that
there is strong opposition 10 me on &C
count of my supposed political entargle-
ments" He aGds that he has no political
sntanslements and il amUses him 10 note
The charge since he has never taken any
nteres, in politics. Nr Untermyer then
tskes p thrust et the financial interests,
Who are 'panic-strcken' for fear that he
may Le a party 10 the probe. lie says:
am curious 10 know what they 0hc po-
itic3i entaNclcWents) are, as nave bcen
LOT ten years consistently UGnllhS CORRUPT
high hnsn-e. from ~, time of In" United
States S1.pbunding and the life insurance
cases 20 tte present day. ! am equally IN
,erestcd % know the nature Of the man
cla affil atlons referred TO- The fact Is
that the great financial interests, beinS un-
able 10 und rstGnd that there is such
ihing a. Qisiut rested public service, are
toolishly ana causcles,ly panic-s;ricken al
me thoU-1t that | may be concerned IN
ne Investigation aud have eXpended every
Effort 70 prevent il, inciuding distribution
cf false records and other hbeis.
sincerely trust It will be Thoroughly ana
'tlccessfully accomplished. but please con-
sner me definitely out Of H.
As Mr.. UuteImyer has eliminated h'm-
self. the Committee on Banking and Cur
Tency PROBABLY will ask Major Edgar n.
Fsrrar, of New Orleans, or 5. :. Gregory,
Of Chicago. president Of the American Bar
Association, 10 assist in the money trust
Inquiry, and one or both OF these attorneys
may be selected
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sTpHEME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Harry Horwitz. Plaintiff. against Isaac
Levy. et al, Defendants ,.-.,.-.
and sale, duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 9th day
of February 1912 l, the undersigned, the
public aktion, ~ the Exchange salesroom,
Nos 1l-lG Nesey Street I'm the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York, on the 7th DAY
OF March, 1912. at IL o'clock noon on thsS
directed BY said Judgment TO BE- Gold ana
therein described a follows.
All that certain plot. piece or parcel OF land'
togother With the buildings and improvement
the Borough OF Manhattan OF the Clty OK rev
York. in the County and state OF Ne" iorN'
bounded aud described az follows -.
Beginning at point on the northerIy sids
~ I8sth street distant two hundred ana
sixty-two feet six inches westerly from the
corner formed by the intersection of the west
erIv side OF Amsterdam avenue and tho north
erly side OF i3sth Street; running thence
mort berIy and parallel with Amsterdam ave-
nue and part of the distance through party
wall ty-nine feet eleven inohIs ,es,b anG ,mg
I2oth Streets: running thence westerly aionS
said centre line of the block thirty seven Zee
six inches: thence southery ana asalh pdIssIt,i
With tho said westerly side Of Amsterdam
Ayenus nInety-nlne feet eleven Inches TO tho
northerly side OF i3Sth Street; and running
,Lence ensterly along the northeriy SIDE OF
ISsth street thirty seven teet SIX hShes 10 .ns
being known by the street number ole "es'
i'Isi Datsd. New york. February l3th. 1912.
JAMES A. FOLEY. Referee
" BENNETT MARK. Esq, Attorney for
"plaintif, No. 257 Broadway. Manhattan
Borough. New York city.
The following is diagram ot the proPstty 2,,
10 be sold its street NUMBER Is no "iv west
l3sth street:
10th Street.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
FAvORS U. S. SHIPYARDS
Government Would Build the New
Gunboat Sacramento.

In accordance with request from Sec
retarv Meyer, due 30 the bid Of the Cramp
ShybuildiuC Company being $4,000 NOR.
than the appropriation, Captain Robert
Stocker, chief of the hull division at the
navy yard i'm Brooklyn is having bids for
the construction of the gunboat Sacra-
mento prepared by his assistants, with tn"
view Of showing that the government yard
can do the work within the appropriation
Of $4,000
There is a question as to whether the
plans for the vessel can be carried out
within the allotment. and Mr.. Stockor Is
quoted as - wing that II the local yard can
not build II under the figure given the plans
will have 70 be altered or the appropria-
ton increased. Bringing the work to the
ward will avert an impending lay-Qff, which
usually follows the sailing of the feet for
spring target practice.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01


ORDERS ISSUED. THE following orders
have been issued:
ARMY
,rhe following assignments % officers OF field
artillery arm, recently promoted, are announced
Colonel JOHN CoNKLIN. "a Field Artillery
Vancouver barracks.
Lieutenant Colonel PAXTON c. MARCH, 9Th
Major a ALBERT j. BowI.By. 4tb Field Ar,ii-
Captain WILLIAM F. MORRISON. I'd Field Ar
tllery
captein HENRY W. STANFORD signal corps.
10 army retiring board, San Francisco. for
examination.
Name OF First Lieutenant CHARLES 4. THUS.
ped Infantry. placed on list detached OFF,
Gers. and name OF First Lieutenant VAL
TER KRUGER. infantry. removed there
Infantry, to Eastern division, for assignment
10 station relief from army service
schools. Fort Leavenworth, and expiration
First Lieutenant JAMES W. RILEY. field ar
tillery. unassigned, assigned 20 "a Field Ar
Leaves OF absence Major ARCHIBALD W.
Butt QuarteTmaster. one month and twen-
ty-foar days from March 2; Captain CLAIR
teen days: First Lieutenant OWEN c.
Fisk medical sa corps. six months months % on terml- &
erai Hospital
Commander ". G. MILLER. detached the New
Orleans; home, await orders
Ny1iiA'i e'c~V' - ~ - - - 'N''
missioned.
Mldshipman j. W. GATES. detached tho Mary
land; 70 the Washington.
Midshipman g. =. JACOBS detached the Hart
ford to the Minnesota.
Midshipman II. w. UNDERWOOD, orders nf
February Is revoked.
Assistant surgeon J. II. DUH1GG, 10 naval hos
pital. Washington.
CHIEF E-atswain ANDREW MADSEN detached
naval station, san Juan. 10 the Hancock
Chief Gunner g. W. Philips detached the
I'aho; TO the Newark ana naval station,
Guantanamo
Chief Gunner Ii. A. DAVIS. detached the New
ark; home. await orders.
MaC>inist \. G. BNRNE. detached the New
Hampshire: home. await orders.
Wabash; 20 the New HAMPSHIRE.
Carpenter r. \. WHITE, detached the Olympia;
To navy ward, Charleston.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Feb 2S-The Cesar. NJ Lambert's Point the
Florida. at TOmpkinsyille; the Sterling, at
Boston: the Arethusa. at Port Arthur, Tex:
she Wheeling. at St Andrews Bay; tho
Ajax at Hampton Roads; the ictrel. ~
Fort Limon.
Feb. gs-The Castine, the C-5, the D-i The D.
ard the u .. from Norfolk fOr LNnnhavcn
Bay; the Cesar, from Norfolk for Lambert
Point: the 81. Louis, from san Francisco
for Bremertcn: the Nero from Tiburon Tor
san Diego.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT, new YORK CoINIY.-
lula Rufto. Plaintiff, against John B; Runo
Defendant Action for an absolute divorce
Summons. ,..,.., W. -,
berehv summoned to answer the compliant ~
mis- actio- aud to serve copy or your an
swsr on the Plaintiffs Attorney within e
dnys after the service Oc this summons. ex'
elusive OF the day of service; and In case OF
fsIiur. 10 appear or answer, Judgment VIII
he taken against you by default. for the re-
iief demanded In the complaint.
Dated. December q. 1911. ~
HENRY w. KtRALFY, plaintiffs Attorney
Ogice and Postorice Address Re GO
Building. 10Th Street and 3rd Avenue
New York City.
named: , .... 49,,
The foregoing summons is served upon You
by Dubllcatlon pursuant TO an order OF hon
Nathan Blur one ~ the Justices of the
snnreme Court OF the State of New York.
dated tir 18th dag OF February, 1912, and
aicd with the complaint In this action In the
crice OF the clerk of New York County ot the
county Court House Borough OF Manhattan
New York CITY. on february IA, lal2
Dated New York. February 1ith, 1917.
HENRY ". KiRALFY. Attorney for Plain
I'm. ofAce and Postoffcc Address. Re Co
building. 10th street ard Srd Avenue. Ne"
York city
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
CASH REGISTER MEN HELD
Arrested on the Charge of Violating
Sherman Antitrust Law.

Chicago, Feb. 29-Two men prominent II
the affairs of the National Cash Register
Company We're arrested In Chicago late to.
DAY on indictments returned in Cincinnati
recently, charging violation of the Sherman
antitrust act They are:
Robert Patterson, a director OF the Ma
tonsl Cash Register Company and prest
dent of motor car company
Charles Il. Walmsley. manager of the
Chicago branch of the cash register con-
cCrn.
3oth men appeared before United States
Commissioner Mark A. Foote and gave
bond.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

EDWIN s. CANMAN COMPANY: Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned have formed
mated partnership and have made signed. ac-
snoHi.dssd and caused 10 be rled and recorded
in the oifice Of the Slerk Of the County Of New
Work certificate of which the fol owing is the
substanco. The firm name Is EDWIN ;. CAN
Man COMPANY" and the principal place %
business is TO be located In New York County:
the general nature OF the business intended 10
bs transacted Is manufacturing, and otherwise
dealing In motion picture hlms. the names OF all
a, m. partners and their places Of residence are
a. follows: EDWIN \ CANMAN, a General
partner, residing at York Hotel: TN Avenue and
sSth street, New York city. G. HARVEY Me
INTYRE. a special plrtner. residing at Phia~
delphia, Pa; LAWRENCE p KELLOGG. a
Special partner residing In Brooklyn, New York.
All OF said partners are Of full aye; The amount
OF capital which the said {. HARVEY MclN-
TYRE ard LAWRENCE z. KELLOGG have
contributed to the common stock IN cash Is $3.50
s.ch. the partnership Is 20 begin on February 3,
lals and end on February g. 1914. Il not dis
solved or otherwise terminated before the eSpira
tlon OF that term. - -
Dated New York February "a i9'2
EDWIN T. GAMMA
{, HARVEY MCINTYRE
LAWRENCE y. KELLOGG
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
lcast G2nd street.

Parcel No l. being - and 40 East 6cnd Street
will BE- sold subject 10 (a) mortgage held by
tho Dry Dock savings Institution. on which
there Is nov part due the sum Of $50, 600. with
interest thereon from February !, 1872 (b) to a
tcnaLcy expiring on June I, 1912, and (c) TO the
Ftgte of facts shown upon the survey thereof
n ode by Earl g. Lowell, city surveyor. dated
Hccember -, 1911.
rho apnroximato amounts OF taxes. assess -
inents apd water rates or other liens which are
10 6e allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur
chaee inopey or paid 10y the Referee on the sale
81 said Il and 80 Fast G2nd Street, Is Three
hundred end nfty $3.50 Dollars and interest.
Parcel No . being No. III East 62nd Street
v III be soll subject to the statc OF facts shown
urCn the survey thereof made by Francis ".
FCrFs sons dated February 2nd. 1911.
The approximate amount OF taxes, assess
rnents ana wa.or rates other Hens which are
10 be allowed to- the purchaser or paid by the
Referee on tho sale OF said parcel Is Six hun
dred and sixty-ulne Dollars $500 and interest.
DATED New work. Eehruary 3S. 1917.
= II Rafa
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
SAYS HE PAID TO GET WIFE BACK

On charge of attempted grand larceny,
Christian Carl Guldenfes was arraigned
yesterday before Magistrate Herbert, in
the forkville Court. and held in $500 bail
Tor examination to-day. The complainant,
Fritz Heinberg, told the court that Gulden-
fels had represented himself as a lawyer,
and said he had given the prisoner s25 for
the return of his wife, with whom Gul6en-
fels ran away. A marriage certificate pro-
duced I'm court showed that Mrs. Heinberg
and the prisoner had been married in Hart
ford, Conn, on February 90
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

BOARD OF ELECTIONS Of Tho city OF New
York. General Once, lO1 w. 4lst ST. Borough u
Manhattan.
Notice = horehy given, in pursuance Of chap
ter 80, section 30l, Laws OF 1909, constituting
chapter II Of the Consolidated Laws of the
boundaries OF each of the election districts III
thc Twelfth. Fourteenth aud Sixteenth Assembly
Districts constituting the Fourteenth Senate
District, Borough Of Manhattan. OF the desisna-
tion Of tho places for the puT oSe OF revising
and correcting the Register Of Nouers on March
> 1872 from O'Clock in the forenoon 10 10
o'clock I'm the evening, and Of the polling places
for the Special Election. to be held March y,
1912 In each Of the election districts in said
Fourteenth senate District. follows. viz;
COUNTY or NEW YORK.
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.
III
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
Centre line OF the block.
f3sth street

l3stn eUeet
The approximate amount OF the lien oi
cbsrre 10 satisfy which the above described
nrcnertv is 10 be sold. is twelve thousand and
thirtv.Onc and sI-100 USi2O3iSi) dollars with
interest thereon from the 2Oth day OF Janu-
airy. 1912 tosethef With costs ana aliownnee
Tsbruary 9th. 1912, together with costs and
sllowance 10 guardians ad litem amounting u
$1,000. together WIN tne expenses OF VA,
easements end water rates othor lens
a,bich are 10 DO allowed to the purchaser oui
NJ the purchase money, or paid by the Referee
"a 1918 SO and interest
Dated, New York. February 18th. 1912.
JAMES A. FOLEY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01

fahbement meant improved goods and bet
ter conditions for workmen employed In
making them. One witness was sworn.
before the session closed Mr. Honeyman
moved that the court order the acquittal
CT all defendants who had signed the vari-
Gus agreements as agents of corporations
ruling is expected tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
STORAGE NOTICES

81 M7MAHoN's STORAGE. 900 EAST ETH ST.
To Annie Flynn De Funek. Ed Taylor kul-
lena. Lenard. Donovan, Elliot. Mary Farrell.
Mrs Fannon, Miss Roean. Baxter. Wilson.
Sheridan, Reilly Boyle HAYS. Annie Burning
Frank Hnton Mrs. X. Martin. Mrs. stsnin.
Cunningham, Mary Gibson, Miss Gilbert Mrs.
j A. Brown, Mary II Ighes, Miss Chickeres
Annie Hume. Lizzie Millard. Burke. Annie Ryan.
Burke Murphy John. otto. Mrs. pesnan John
Morka Pfs Prsn "ard Sn,Ieas ,bs; b Su ana each Of
nent OF my lien Is due. I VIII cause such Prop
erty, 10 wit Household goods. pc sonal ELECTS
ali my storehouse 10 be sold at public auction
according 10 the statute in such case made and
proviGed at 200 East 25th St. New York CITY,
on Monday. March II. 1912 AZ 10 a. m. Nc
Nahon's storage Warehouse. Michael Mcmahon.
proUTletOr.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
UST PANKBOOkS.

D,NKUOOK No 57g 40 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is MISSING any person havine ~
n claim to It IS hereby called upon 70 present ",
eat,o ,citriu ten DAYS or submit 70 having sild
ras ssbook cancelled and a new one issu-o:
lost or sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. 1"1.2.
OF the German Savings Bank ~ tho Clty oi
o-o,. Sor1 corner 4th ave and 1ltn st., issue
"a ID / Koke. All persons are cautioned
aeainst nego ,iating the same. II not returned
20 the bank on the 22d day OF March l'i%'
duplicate WI. be issued.
ro.1, papkbook No p32 sal Bank FOR sav-
ings $50 4th ave. New York. Payment stopped
please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-01
ELS SALE.

AssIGNEEs sNLE-THE UNDERsIGNED'
Konfrowitz A Co. Will sell all the stock In
trade Of the said Company. consisting or
Uobreu, hooks and similar articles. and also
tbe hxtures now contained In the store sltu-
eted on the ground hoor of premises no ~
East broadway IN the Borough OF Manhat. .
,"r Nav York City. at public auction 10 be
beid on tho said premises on the 1lth day OF
March 1912. at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Datcd New Yorb. February -. 1917
HERMAN PALEY. Assignee.
or.rs UERTHFIMER, ATTORNEY for Assignee.
- oon J1road New York CITY.