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WHAT 1T PROVED.

Quark Doctor-"S.s. s.ntlemcn.
have sold these pills for over .;
yearcs. and never heard Il word OF
complaint. Now. what does that
prove"
Noir. from III. THAT
dead men tel! no tales. guv-nor."--
Tif-Rits
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Charles Schram. Plaintiff, against
Louis Gax ct al. Defendants.
In pursuance ot Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date the 10th day
Of June 1918, I. the undersigned the referee
IN said judgment named, Will sell az public
auction. az the Exchange Sslesroom. Nos. II
haitian. City Of New York. 90 the 81 day OF
July 1918. at y o'clock noon on that cay, by
Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer. the premises d.
rected BY said Judgment TO oe sold, and there
In described as follows: All that certain lot.
piece or parcel Of land. with the building and
and being In the Borough OF Manhattan ot the
city Of New York, In the County and state
Of New York. bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning al point on the noTtherly
one hundred and nine fee, four inches westerly
from the corner formed by the intersection Of
the northerly side OF one hundred and ninth
Street with the westerly sice OF Park Avenue.
and running thence northerly parallel with Park
Avenue and part Of the distance through a
party wall one hundred feet eleven inches 70
The centre line o. the block. thence westerly
along said centre line twenty-sight feet ten
inches: thence southerly sgain parallel with
Park Avenue and par, ot the distance through
a party wall cne hundred feet eleven inches
70 the northerly side Of one hundred and ninth
street thence easterly along the northerly eide
of Ors hundred and ninth stree, tverty-eisht
feet ten inches 20 the point or place Of begin
street number 70 East one hundred and ninth
Street
Dated. NeT York. Jun. Ilth. 1918.
JOHN NJ NOLAN. Referee.
L L A. Z. ZISKE. Atternsys for PlAinuf.
900 Broadway. New York City.
m, folloxing Is a daEram o. yhe property
20 he sold. its street number "a rs East ioSth
Street:
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Nork--Tho Emigrant Industrial SsFings
Bank PlzintiH. against Julia n. Lawrence
and others Defendants
In pursuance % Judgment % foreclosure
ana sale. duly made and entered IN tho shove
entitled action. and bearing date the lsth day
of May. 1913. J. the undersigned. the referee
in said judgment named. Will sell at public
auction az tho Exchange saiesroou, No IL
rs Vcscy street IN the Borough of Aanhat-
ten. CITY of New York. on the Goth DAY ot
June. 1918. az u o'clock noon or that day.
by Joseph r. Day. Auctioncer. tho premises
therein described az follows.
AL that certain plot. piece or parce! OF
land. situate, lying and being IN the Boroug q
OF Manhattan. city. County and State % New
Beginning az the Intersection % the east
eTly line of ienoE avenue with the northerly
line ot one Hundred and Forty.sscS-d street
running thence northerly along the easierly
Inches. thence running eAsterly and parallel
with one Hundred and Forty second street.
eighty-hvs feet. thnnce rlnninS rortherly
and parallel with Lenor avenue. one hundred
and twenty, -four feet eleven inches 20 tho
southerly line % one Hundred and Forty
third street. thence running easterly along
the southerly lve 81 one Hundred and Forty
third street six hundred feet. thence run
Ming southerly and parallel Uith Fifth ave-
nue., ono hundred and ninety-nino feet ten
inches 20 the 1orthcrly line OF one Hundred
and Torty-second street. and thence running
westerly along the said northeTy line OF
one Hundred and Forty-seoond street elk
hundred and eiEhty-nve feet TO the point or
place of beginning
Dated, New YORK Nav 25rd 1918
EDWARD r FINCH Referee.
MFSSRS r. A = J. O'GORMAN. Attor-
news for PIalntiN. 81 Chambers street
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
The following is diagram OF the prop
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
LIS PENDENs.
TINE -

,,rrToN PL. s. 249s = 5 0: lsssA 50,
49, ;r-ex David LlppUarl sgt A4oeIt
niV, n5is, ., al foreclosure o. transfer ot Tax
l,s lsa'. .,tornsys DeeEins & Deeung. -,
lss2lu AVE. lis and lSl, ~ ave, : q :. 4NS :
nn n f4th s. lI5Nloo Warren Clspp e
~, Vrlorenee L Cc.o1ra e. a. Cps-tt!oa
Ii,...sy' = - q W % Tth ave. 2SXsS
y, ~ Yo,t Ssv!1gs Bank agt Robert AcAerI1lan
W Msi tlssnsnse5 foreclosure q mtsl' attorneys
E,sssT ~ q ss lar Ct cs Ave =. g. loHe6;
tIh hvSSs.sselhsue- e. q aEt Max Ne-Schle!ssF
- a,..S..osprsS6s rltg). attorney, F 3 CaeossE
F@ssssTg ct n 8 100 e p % IN ave, ln'Nto.
,.,s.a- co sgt samuel simon e. a. (forec los aFe
= r,tTl: attorneys. Jerome haIl = N-tSs..
GdIa-a ST SS4 East. Eliza Il Rooer.s ast
,,I,.Ha Es.n Cs,Sero e a. foreclosure q uits)
Hs5Tu ST IS SS4 u % West End ave,
ysIi0e 2: sih ave 8, W6o4e lF'n' oelN 80 80
.s.S and ll7th SIS. Manhattan ave " 90.
.oh II. ave y: Horace " Forster sgt FRED
ns - , Forster foreclosure O. mte), attor-
~. 80 Fls,eher. McCutcaeol & Brown.
i-r AVE. i4i % IA; Farmers Loan an1
rs, co tkls at William ; Duncan et a.
.TslCsare 81 migl; attorneys, ee.leE' ho4-
f;2 ;,-H sT.>i 81 IS West city Real Estate CO agi
rS,5oasE Estates CO et 81 amended fore
,6Sgrs Of mtg: attorney, = swain -,
plPK ROW, L.. Chatham s. -, osIh 81
a., ISIS II E Of lst ave, 25Nlco.4. and prop
: - n Nassau county and queens County:
y,ry Eilbert et al - Rachel Lleoeskind et a.
i,s-ttionl. attorneys, Foster & Cunningham.
SUppTDGE. ST. lS3. Su.to.k s., " ;, 70 10
81 cf Broome ST. 74u1l00.7; David FRANKIE!
m sslo Agid e. al amended foreclosure OF
s.s,; attorneys Sohmer s soanenih a.,
ILLUS @ Necke notice O. sitachmenp' aftor-
rsy Baer
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ohicial Record and Forecast.-Washi
June 2s.-Wsrm weather Was general during
Thursday over the plains states. the Missis-
sippi ana ohio valleys and the interior OF The
South. with the hig5sS. temperatures over
Kansas and Nebraska. where. they approx
rnate5 10 degrees Cool weather prevailed
along the north Atlantic coast, along the
northern border and over the plateau region
and the Pacific states There were local rams
during the last twenty-four hours or the GuiI
coast and 10 the middle Atlantic states. the
region Of the Great Lakes. the north plains
states and the Rocky Mountain and plateau
Warm weather viu continue Friday and
probably Saturday over the middle plains
states the m!dd!e Mlss!sSlpP ana my .S0,1. rG
leys and the interior OF the middle Atahuc'
south Atlantic and Gulf states Lower tenn
peratures will overspreac the north plains
states and the extreme upper MISSISSIPPI Va
ley Friday and the upper lake region SATURDAY.
The weather viii be WARMER FRIDAY ana sax
urdsy in the north Atlantic states. while MOD
Northwestern states and the Rocky Mountain
and plateau regions Friday and SATURDAY 49,.
There will be showers Friday and pronanly
Saturday along the Gulf coast and IN the ne
% the Rocky Mountains In the middle Az
lantlc states the Ohio and middle Mississippi
valleys the middle plains states and the IN
terror OF the Gulf and south Atlantic states
the weather WILL be generally fair during the
next forty-eisht hours. -,
The winds along the New England coast will
coast light variable. mostly south; south Az
lantic coast. light variable. mostly south ano
southeast: east Gulf coast. moderate southeast
and south: west Gulf coast brisk, sAfuns
winds with squalls. on the lower lakes. mod
crate south and southwest. upper lakes. mod
crate south on Michigan and Huron. ann moa-
crate variable, becoming east ana northeast
on Superior.
Steamers departing Friday for European
ports will have moderate variable winds and
overcast weather 10 the Grand Base
Forecast for Special Localities,-For East-
ern New York cloudy and warmer. probably
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Thursday, June 26,
1918.
JulyIs
ARRIVED


Steamer Craster Hall (Brl. Norfolk June
3. 70 the New York and South American
Line, IN ballast. VIII load for the West
Coast. Left Quarantine at 2:l5 n.
steamer Lutetian (Brl. Rouen Juno 10,
% p 7 Ward. in ballast. Arrived at the
Bar AZ l:l5 p n.
steamer Madison. Newport News and Nor.
fclk, TO the Old Dominion SIS Co. with pas
sousers and mdse- Passed in Quarantine al
steamer Main CGer), Bremen June Il. to
OslrlchS & Co, with 1872 second cabin. I61
third class 202 steerase passengers and
mese for New York; SO second cabin. 81
third class and l.646 steerage passengers
and mdse in transit for Baltimore. Arrived
ST the Bar az 2.S0 N.
steamer FL S.glo, New orleans June 81. 20
the southern Pacific CO, with nndse. Passed
In Quarantine az 9.40 s N.
Steamer Comsnche. jacksonville June %
and Charleston -, 20 the clyde Sc Co. with
pass-gers and mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook
az So a n.
Steamer FIori1el CBr). ST Johns. y F.
June q, and Halifax "A. 70 Bovring Co.
With so passengers. mails and mdse. Ar
rived az the Bar ~ II
steamer Fagcrsand (Nor). Baracoa June
q. 10 the Cuneo Importing Co with fruit
Arrived az the Bar at 9 a m. 25;h.
Steamer Eskasoni (Br). Nipe May 10 and
NuevitaS is. 20 the Munson SIS Line. with
Steamer Calico (Br), Hull June 3. 70 San
dersoa & Son. with mdse. Arrived at the
steamer Philadelphia. la Guairs June -
Puerto Cabeilo L. Curacao 10 and san Juan
Il, 70 Bliss, Dsllett & Co. with 70 passen-
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Hyades (Brl. Buenos Ayres May
81 Montevideo q Barbados June O. san
juan Is and Boston "a 10 Houston &
Co. with mdse- Arrived at the Bar az II
steamer Advance. Cristobal June 10. 20
the Panama r SIS Line. with 81 psssen-
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS,

ARRIVED.
Santos. June 2O-Santa Rosa (Ger). New
York via Pernambuco. etc.
Madras. June 24-Wildenfels (Ger). New
Nlsdivostok. June 26-Swazi (Rr), New York.
York.
Queenstown. June 20, STA p u-Adristio
Bouloene. June 2s. m-Noordam
Marseilles, June 25-Germanis (Fr). New
York and Providence via Ansra and Lis
Gibraltar. June 2e-Perugis (Br), New York
for Genoa, etc.
SAILED.
Pauillac. June 24-Bordeau1 tFr), New
York
S, Lucia. June 25-Pruth tBr) (trom Ro-
sario). New York.
Glasgow. June 2s-Uncss (Br>. New York.
Penang. June 24-Jeseric (Br) from Yoko-
hama. Hong Kons eie), Boston and New
Alsisrs. June ao-Cit,a ii Palermo GtaD
Cfrom Genoa), New York.
Jeghorn. June 22-Calabris (Br). New York.
Barbados, June 25-Oruha CBr) Nrom New
York via Colon. etc), Southampton.
Hull June 25--Toronto (Br), New York
Gibraltar. June 20 II a m-Ivernia tBr)
(from Trieste. Naples, etc), New York.
Southampton, June %. els p u-Cincin-
natl (Ger). Nev York
Cecilie tGer) New York
Queenstown, June 20 ! 46 ui-olympie
tBr). New York.
Liverpool, June 26-Bal,ic CBr). New York.
PASSED.
sagres. June 26-Lumen CBr). New York for
Marseilles
sciily. june 2e-chsrlois Dutch. New York
for Rotterdam
Lizard. June IS. 70 p m-Noordam tDutch).
New York for Boulosne and Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
STORAGE NOTICES.

T. NJ STEWART. NOS 4Ss-442 WEST 5isT
street New York City.-To Mrs A. Lam
phere. Mrs. Anna NJ. Sadler. Mrs Nellie Har-
len. Frank X. Sadlier. George Airing and
MoCurdy willard Aeroplane Co.
You are hereby notified that the storage
being due and the time for payment Of our
lien therefor on the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired and due notice there
OF having been given YOU. We will cause such
property, 20 wit Household goods personal
effects and merchandise stored by you in our
warehouse. to be sold at public auction. ac-
cordins to the statute In such cases made
and provided, at our warehouse. 43S-442
day, July sth. 1918. at 10 A. NJ.
7. NJ. STEWART.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

gers. malls and rdse Arrived at the Bar
At $50 n II
Steamer Almirant4 (Brl. caragenA June
IA Savanila Is. Santa Marta. Colon le and
Kingston 81. 20 the United Fruit Co. with 5S
passengers mails and mose. Arrived at the
Bar a. 1870
Steamer Primes. Irene (Gsr). Geno. June
T. Naples i3. Palermo IL and Gibraltar IL.
20 Oclrichs & Co. with so first. 2e4 second
cabin and 1911 steerage passengers and
udse. Arrived AZ the Bar az noon.
Steamer Mama Eata, Baltimore. 10 the New
York and Baltimore Transportation CO, with
mdse Passed in Quarantine al SIS m.
Steamer Magda (Nor). Sagua June % 70 the
Munson IS Line with sugar. Arrived at the
Bar at 70 ? m. 18th.
Steamer Comanche. Jacksonville and Charles
ton. Passed in Quarantine az 1922 z n.
Steamer Emilia tAusU, Trieste May p,
Palermo June and Algitrs :. 10 Phelps Bros
& CO. with mdse. Arrived az the Bar az i.So
m.
SAILED.
Steamers Esperanzs. Havana: Luetzow Ger.
Bremen. Texan. Pto Mexico. c Tistgen Dam.
Copenhag gen. Hippolyte Dumois (Norl. Bocas Gel
Toro. Alexandra DAM. Copenhagen; Hamiltor.
Norfolk and Newport News. City II Savannah,
Savannah: Colon. Cris:ohal. Fl Alba. Calves
ton knight OF the Thistle CBr), Hankov via
Norfolk: Crispin (Br). Para via Newport News
S-athdee (Brl. Manila. Celtic O5ri. Liverpool
France (Frl. Havre. PrinE Sigismund Ger.
Port-su- Prince. BorinQuen. san Juan. Glencoe
tBrl Baltimore; jamestown, Norfolk and New
port News: Mama Hats. Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

NTota =. 7.
destination and steamer. $50 2. VI.
Japan, CoreR. China. Philippines (via
Nancouverl-Enqress Of japan. To-day
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines tvia san
Franciscol-C : Transport............ June 80
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand
Australia (via Vancouverl-Msrama July 4
hawsil (yia san Francisco)-Sierra. July 10
Hawaii. japan. Cores China. Philip
pines tvia san Francisco)-Chiyo
Naru ................. ..........,. June 2s
Japan. Corea. China (via Tacoma)-
Canada Maru -. .,...........,..... July s
Tahiti, MsrQuesas. Cook Islands New
Zealand, Australia (via san Fran
oiSco)-Aorangi ................... July IS
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
=...t....+l ..+5+t.........s.++..5l I

The approximate amount Of tho lien or
charge. 20 satisfy which the above described
property Is 20 be sold Is sis2 622 So WITH
Interest thereon iroL. the IN day Of May.
1918 together with tho costs and allowance
amounting 70 k3Gs0S. with interest from
MAY 18Th 1913. together with the expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount Of the
taxes. assessments and water rates. or other
Hens. which are 20 be allowed 10 the pur .
chaser out Of the purchase money, or paid
by the Referee. IL t25.5ST 30 and Interest.
Dated. New York, May 2ard. 1913.
EDWARD R. FINCH. Referee.
Tho sale in tho ahove-enti'led action Is
hereby adjourned 10 Thursday. July 10Th.
1919. ht the Eame time and place
Dated. New York. June 26th, 1913.
EDWARD r. FINCH Referee.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
IN LONG ISLAND CITY ZONES.

ne 2. L. Bradbury Company. OF
Br1report. Conn. has acquired four lots
A The northwest corner OF Washington
s,d Seventh avenues for the erection of
one-story bakery. I10Xi00 feet.
The Renault Freres Company has
0ught plot containing 1880 square feet
Jackson, Third and Beebe avenues. on
vhch Il will erect two story service
hiding
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
--.-...or. 4 sehlr. contractor:

SngV cor S6th 81. l+S 4xlSs Ak
Sss0ApWAi. !. s7s. Il e o. Tn ave. 80 OK
sH ssih ST. . % wight ( Co agt CrOSstoVn
ss..ss Erss Z Nsrlhoroush Blenheim CORP
say ss,sy CO oynTs: oy,aTsmee ana N Hol.oran' agents.
lss.-setors = S,s,. Jacob Rosenbloom et al
';5ra ST. SO S5,,i5Tssr s1ssi samuel Rheinheirsr,
! Roslne G's-s Rice. Bertha Rice, ksteHe
nll.,s rice ia Siee and Ids Rice. owners
A15'511s: @ e and 9. 'Sas':S i55s :: 5Ssiss iS
b,r'0X ST. ast " : = shields, owner.
-, WillisIass o.rser. contractor S+e4
ssSsrt ssa9,G, ,Gf s'Gd ans loo West. Joserh Aals
NiETH =, 1S york Operating GO, owner ana
ss.rsSai9IPi s.rssa IPiFsoPERTY: same; 'iSo'
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
..,sn MECHANICS LIENS.

JUNE ..
- AVE. eos 20 1907; LsnoS Tile Co
pg0sPkS = ss,-,- 60 e. a.. June u. 1918 10y
,.sySsno 50 sSie SO 10 2S25. Abraham Bloomson
'tTH ANs. " cate e. a.. June IA. 1918.
AVE :e Edga's y. al + Jun. m9'an' 5. isis as'
ES s- 20 West. David weiner sst Robert
'isIHa, 81 p Al. & feS !. 1918. S22S.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
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Party wall


The approximate amount OF ,he lien cr
charge 20 satisfy which the aeoYe-dsscrieed
property IL % be sold. 10 Tveaty-one thousand
seven hundred rsieen $500 Dollars G1l.-
TiA ssD NTH interest thereon from the .iOth
DAY OF June 1918. together With the costs and
allowance amounting 20 S3+4 1910. with in
'eres; from June 10 1918 together vita the
expenses of the sale The approximate amount
o. the taxes assessnents ard water rates. or
other uenN which are 10 "a allowed 20 ne
purchaser out a the purchase money, OF PAID
by the Referee is tIoi IS and Interest
Dated New York June iith. 1919
JOHN NJ NOLAN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JUNE %

RoEBLING AVE. n :. 100 4 W OF Nay
.,Vsr ave 25xlo0. Richard " Horner. attor-
vy. loans Clotil6s Zan.oetti $500.
poEBLING AVE. p s l25 = " Of May
hTG ave, 50Xi00. Warren L sawyer AZ
,srnsy. loans same $500.
ssoTH ST 5 sos q " of White Plains
pssd 25xIl4. Elizabeth X Dooling loans
G-scs and Angelo Pandolfo. $4,000.
Path ST. SIS 500 q u q Amsterdam ave,
ia0ri00ii: David Zipkin loans Martha
buldInt CORPORATION $50 900.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

he Msufe,anla. reported as 40 miles eas;
< sandy Hook az II % a n yesterday, Is ex-
t.,so 70 dock this morning
ihs Kaiserin AugLsts Nictoris, reported as
"a niles east o. sandy Hook az noon yester-
ul expected % dock tAis forenoon.
Ihs Cedric, reported as S26 miles east OF
asafy HOOK az noon yesterday. Is expected 10
eek n!t evening or Saturday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

Highest temperature yesterday. % degrees tat
70 mJ: lowest 80: average s.. average FOR
corresponding date last year. 5s. average for
corresponding date last thiriy-ihree years 81,
local showers. to-day. tomorrow probably fair
a,d warm. moderate south winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

,oApv4y yS. e'c 2t S..s, s.S St "a ~ Mes. ss;S sS
este, Is' PIatt. Il East 24ta ST archi-
s.. gSOO00
s'i' s''~' The Bronx.
,-r-p AVE W s, go . q 2oath So.
DD-Al -, -, dv-rs 2iN60. Olson Construction
10 ~ - " r4vur5scu. .25l Tleoout ave.
Co geoiseoD.nsr. Georse Ect. 81 East la>th
4. Ereh'esS.s' is u v of Ccurtlsndt ave d.
l@Ihh t,sn-f' 50xSs.6. Cedar CONSTRUCTION
! ~ ,.s.Ss a i Lese. SS Nassau St. president
Co yossES- ES-sr,o-- ArchitectG-sl Co, 4ol Ire
'sh., ys architect, cost. 5000 -
':s sisT 81 COZ q B!2SsEayS ss, $50 sg B,osa stH
sanL .. -. Nfo,-s q Lantsiedel. 50 ave and
w Wy =, architects; cost. $500.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
INSTRUCTION,
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors. Gov
ernesses, etc. 10 colleges. Schools and Fam
ilies. Apply 10 Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULTON.
% Union Square
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

Shicsso, Esvre, French. ..
Patricia. Hamburg. 5 P.
Lampasas. Galveston. Mall.
Comsnche. Jsck'ville. CLYDE
= of Mont msry. Saw, saw.
Ntuees. Tampa. Mallory.
Creole. New Orleans. SO Pac
Colorado, Brunswick. Nal! .
II Sol, Galveston. 80 Pac. .
MONDAY. ~,
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

Local Onicial Record.-rhe following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes qn the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. IN comparison with the cor
responding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
suRRoGATE's NOTICES,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THD
undersigned intends to apply 20 ono Of the
Surrogates Of the County or New YORK, state
OF New York for decree awarding 10 him
Letters OF administration upon the goods.
chattels and credits Of Daniel 7 MCGUIRE.
deceased. late OF the City and County OF New
York Under tho provisions OF Section 266+ ot
the Code OF civil Procedure OF said State; and
FOR a decree OF order directing that the penalty
Of his bond as such administrator shall not
exceed double tho amount OF the claims OF the
creditors against the said estate. presented 70
sait Surrogate pursuant to the notice provided
for In said Section 1854. and
Notice f. hereby given 90 all persons having
claims against said estate OF said deceased 10
present their claims duly verified 10 one OF
the Surrogates OF the said County OF New
York at the surrogates once In the Han OF
Records in the Borough OF Manhattan In the
city CT New York. County and State OF New
York. Oh or before the 18th gay ot July ISlS.
EDWARD J. MCGUIRE. Attorney for Joseph
II Mcclure 81 Chambers Street Manhat-
tan. Nett York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, a Surrogate of tho
County OF New York notice II hereby al en-
TO all persons hsyins claims against Fred
deceased. TO present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers at their place OF
Tanssstins sg'iness a. ,ss o,s ot nsnSe
80 Nassau Street in the City OF New York.
on or before the nrst day Of December next.
Dated. New York. tho 18th day OF May
PHILIP KRIEGER,
HARRY WACKER.
Executors
AsHREL. p. FITCH. MOTT a. GRANT. At
to-neys for Executors. 80 Nassau Street
Nev York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler, Surrogate of the
County OF New York. notice is hersby given TO
ali persons having claims against William A
Hoe late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers. at their place OF uansactins
business st the once OF their attorneys
schanck a. Punnett. No. 10 Liberty Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York. on
or before the lst day OF August, next
Dated New York the 23rd day Of December.
MARION NJ. HOE. r,scuto,s
GEORGE Z. HOE.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
CARPET CLEANING.

YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
nm rO!aest Largest, Most Modern.
SrAOos WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
NJ iessss Reasonable. Send for Circular.
ssrs-esgez-45Ss BRYANT 437-439 West 45th -
SSsfuL s,L CARPET CLEANING co.-clesns
l&l n.npIessed air. steam. hand or on moor
M ssyrse1soway. 42l East 18th ST COE 4
es-IT. Tel. ia2- -asth
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sariss. 40: sunset. T.34; moon rises. 1902;
zo'l'E age, %
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
work. energetc,
aEgresSlve young man desires connectoh
with hrst class Arm, with opportunity Tor
advancement. address Vim, Tribune Uptown
once 1894 Broadway.
ELECTRICIAN Five years Testing WIN
Ais Chalmers and Cutler Hammer; ven
years general construction and shop "olH'
estimating. manufacturing: honest ana TEN,
perafe Estimator. Tribune Uptown once lSo4
Broadway
FS1;T,JTFR who 10 a rnschinist, holding ma
rine as we'll as stationary, license. seeks en-
poyment +. S, i04 East l4tn - ~.
SALEsMAN. secretary or ofrioe manas.ri ..rvi-spie
Is: hustler; can show results: higniy e1PeII
enced IN publishing business tinaI ea'ai''
J. l.. Tribune Once.
COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANIs WANTED 20:
LETTERS wRITTEN-copying OF any Sfr kna
correctly done: experienced htehoe'aPNo''
Room 10. Tribune Building. g.-
YOUNG MAN. neat. steady. sober. wants
position clerk. cashier or driver can tu.
nlsh $50 security. city or country any INNS
Z L AZ East 22d ST.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
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