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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
'GHo5ssDESKS
Office Furniture
in great variety
OF style and price
T,G. SElLEW
FORECLOSURE SALES.
III FULTON ST.
New York.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Josephine z. Carpenter fIaIntiI,
against Joseph Nell Campbell othei We Yt
known as Nell Campbell, and others, he
Snndants In pursuance OF a judgment oi
foreclosure and sale, duly mace ana ehteleu
In the above entitled action ana bearing ga s
tho LIST day OF December. 1913, |, the un rled
signed the Referee In said Judgment haheu
will sell at public auction, at the Ehchanse
Salcsroom Nos. 1919 Vesey street IN tn'
Borough Of Manhattan, city or Ne" 10TH
O. clock noon on that day by Samuel Colo,
sticker. Auctioneer, the promises dIrecIeo
bv said judgment TO be sold, and therein ue
scribed as follows: ..,,ot -,
land with the buildings thereon erected
situate lying and being in the BoI1usn
OF Manhattan. in the city OF New loIk' lI
the County and State of New YORK, bouhueu
and described as follows: Beginning az
point on the southerly side OF lloth otIee
distant two hundred (2OO) rect WesterI ,
from the corner formed by the intersection
Of the southery side of one Hundred ano
Sixteenth street with the westerly slue OF
Manhattan Avenue; running thence Fou'nv r,
w. parallel with Manhattan avenue, on'
hundred C100D feet and eleven tlll lhches, N
the centre line OF the block between On,
Hundred and Fifteenth and one hundred
and Sixteenth Streets: thence Wester y
along said centre line OF the block twenty
Ave C25C feet; thence northerly. and again
parallel with Manhattan Avenue, seventy
I'VE (7b) feet eight and one-quarter 70.
inches: thence westerly, paralleI Win Ci'
Hundred and Sixteenth Street. twenty-nV.
,25) feet. thence northerly. again paraIle
with Manhattan Avenue, twenty-five 20
feet two ard three quarters GA lnches &c
the southerly side Of one Hundred ana slh
teenth Street and thence easterly. along the
southerly side OF il6th Street, atty 600 fee'
to the point or place Of beginning.
Subject, however. to an easement agree
meut between the New York Investment sho
Improvement Company. said Joseph Mol
Campbell and tho Building Department
dated May 10Th 1895. and recorded IN th'
Office OF the Register OF the County OF Ne"
York. on June T. 1895, In Liber 80 Of con,
veyances Section !. Page l20. as modlhed
by agreement between the same parties bear
ing date the - day Of March. 1899. and re-
corded in said Registers once on April -
1899 80
Dated, New York December 18th. 1913.
HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
w r g. G. r. CHAMBERLiH, Attorney
for PLAINTIFF, 81 Nassau street, Borough
Of Manhattan, New York city
The following ~ a diagram Of the property
70 5e sold: its street number Is $40 "es'
li6th Street.
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40 ,tahisnn STREET

Tho apfroximste amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which tho sbove-described
proporty IN 10 be sold is the sum OF six thou-
ssa,T oya bnn6T-d seven 5O-lOO CselO7 50) dol
lars with interest thereon from November 2oth'
fplg together with costs and aloWante
Amounting to the sum OF three hundred mr. &
100 $500 78) dollars with Interest from ne
,,b day OF December 1913 together with the
expen,es OF the sale The approximate amount
Of tho taxes assessments and water rates or
nurcbager out OF the purchase money, or paid
nv the Referee. Is the sum OF six hundred
fortv- soyen 4s-lOo (s8+7 40 dollars. accrued
interest and penalties ~, -.
rhe above described premises VII be sold
s,,hioct 10 q first mortgage now lien thereon
amounting 20 the sum Of seventeen Thousand
nve hundred tl75OOD dollars ana interest ~
3 per cent from April 10Th, 1913 ~
Dated. New York. December 18th. 1913.
IRVING J JOSEPH Referee.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Talcahuana Dec 1s-Howick Hall (Brl, New
York via 81 Lucia Bahia Blanca, etc; loth'
Melderskin tNorl, New York via corral
barcelona, Dec 15-River Oronies tSr)' Ne"
Fiume' De, i5-River Araxes CBr), New York
via Oran and Genoa; 18Th, Pannonia lhrJ
sheerness, Dec 14-San Fraterno tBr)' New
York
Colombo. Dec l2-Barenfels Ger, Calcutta for
New York
Copenhagen. Dec 18 m-Oscar II DAM
New York via Chrstansand.
RIO de Janeiro Dec l5-Nestris tBD New
csIo Town o1S 90 De- ie-star Of India CBr). New
York; lnveryay OBJ, New York
ADELAIDE Dec 16-Niwaru OBJ, New York via
Cape Town, etc -.
Sydney, y ", Dec ls-Anglo-Egyptian OBJ,
New York via T-emantle etc.
SAILED.
Algiers. Dec 1e-Laura (AusO from Trieste).
New York 14,h. Melford Hall tBr) from
Calcuttal Pcst0n and New York
81 Lucia, Dec l4-Ruperra CBD from Buenos
AyresJ. New York.
Rotterdam. Dec l4-ssn Gresorlo CBr). New
York
BAHIA Dec l5-African Prince Obj from
Santos and Rio de JsneiroJ. New York.
Faro. Portugal Dec 9-Oceano QtaD. New
York
Shanghai Dec 12-Indra CBrl. New York.
Rio Dc Janeiro Dec 13-Eastern Prince (Br)
from Santos. New York
Santos Dec 15--VGsari Obj from Montevideo)
New York
Barbados, Dec -. m-verdi CBr) from
Mon,evideo and Rio Be Janeiro). New York.
Msgsei.es. Dec l3-Csnada Frl. New York.
Las Palnas Dec 13-Oakheld tBr), New York.
Bristol. Dec 16-Bristol City (Br), New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Dec I5-Mrs CBr). New York for
Savona; Ieth, Germania Pr, New York for
Marseilles.
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Vessels Arriving and Departing
from Port of New York,
Tuesday, December 10.

.- corrucwiine Dutch. Demerara
- Paramaribo and Trinidad - 10 one
- mitch West India Mail WIN phs
Koyal mails and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar q, Satsuma (Br), Yokohama Aug 20
- g0 Mou Sept /, Shanghai Z, heeiuns
II Hong Kong 10. singapore Oc' . 1oiT paS
80 port said Nov and Algiers II. VIA b"s
j. ~ "a 10 Barber & Co, with mdse. Az
.ired ar the Bar at al m; ~. -
steamer Caprera Qtal' e Hueuna -N Vo,,ne
am "dsr Arrived at the Bar at $50 a m
S,esner san Juan, Ponce Dec > MAYA
suez and san Juan III. to tne Nv vo,,aC ON
eussN rorto Rico IS co. with p passengers
mails and mdst. A'i'''u "
90 S'9srre Pr Noorderdyk Dutch, Rotterdam
NOV % via Halifax Dec a. 10 rne 81 ~
america Line. with mdse. Arrived at 'he
Bar al : q Vaderland CBele), Antwerp and
49, nee d. 10 the Red star Line, with 10
lo.' 90 second cabin and rs steerage pas
.eSg4rs ana mdse Arrived at the Bar at
l's s,s q GARLIC CBrl. Port Limon Dec s.
,oIor 81 and Kingston II, 10 the United FRUIT
~ ,.itb 40 Messengers. mails and mdse. Ar
riyad al the Bar at $40 a m
'C,csrer Havana, Havana Dec 10. 10 the
New York and Cuha Mall IS 20, WIN 80, 80
Messengers. malls and mdse. Arrived at the
bS H.. a, colsal. Mobile Dec Q. Tampa II
ond KEY West Is, 90 the Mallory IS co, with
Messengers anu lAiN'N'
iin s,s az Kentuckian Philadelphia Dec 10.
~ the American Hawaiian IS Co. IN ballast
30 Quarantine al 4<45 y m. 90
stsSmer Rusyth (Br) Palermo Nov %
o,d Gibraltar 20. 10 Bennett, Hvoslef q 90,
wish cork waste Arrived at the bar at LOU
p m. ,-,,. >-..,,or. >-o,v. and
>o-foIk 10 the Old Dominion SIS Co. with
passengers and mdse. Passed in quarantine
S' s I9 Concho. Galveston Dec 10. TO the
MALLORY IS CO. with passengers and mdse.
passed IN Quarantine at 2.9s M. -. =,
steamer Tennyson tBr), santos Nov -,
rio de Janeiro II, Bahia II and Barbaaos
~ m Rusk a Daniels with I passenger
mails and mdse. Arrived al the bar al
m. 1,-i-- Joachim, 1Ger,. Colon De
csnlber @ and ST Jago II. 10 the HamburG-
American Line with passengers, mails ana
-,dse Passed in sandy Hook At y m.
Steamer City OF st Louis, savannah. Dec 70
N the ocean IS co. with passengers ana muse
passed In Quarantine at J:l2 IN.
steamer n Cid. Boston. 10 the Southern Pa
ci6c Co with Nose Passed in Quarantine al
= steamer 81. Rio Grande Brunswick Dec 10, to
the CLYDE IS Co. with mdse. Passed IN guar
antine al $50 a m. % 49,.
Ssahoard & Gulf S co. win nose fasSeU
In Quarantine az i:55 a m. - ,,...,,,
steamer Concettina di GiOrgio tNorl, Montego
Bay Dec 3. Kingston g. 81 AIMS Ray 10 OF %
Maria and Port Antonio 10 and Baracoa Il, 70
he Atlantic Fruit CO, with mdse Arrived al
the Bar al $50 m. .-s- I'D
Steamer Rvndam Dutch. Rotterdam and
r3oulorne Dec g. 20 the Holland-America Line
v.itb n 6rst l4S second cabin and 4S4 steeraee
passengers and mdsc. Arrived at the Bar a'
steamer Bechuana CBO, Bombay nov 9
Port said IS and Alglers Nov 20. 10 Norton q
son with mdse. Arrived a. the Bar al y w
sandy Hook J, Dec l6, $3.50 p NV mo
southwest; moderate breeze; cloudy; Navy
smooth sea.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.
Official Record and FOrecast.-V

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washington
Dec 16-Pressure conditions; High over
practically the entire country. except the Rio
Crande Valley and along the Canadian bor-
der This pressure distribution has resulted
i'm generally fair weather except in the
Southwest states. where there were rains
and SHOWS.
Temperatures have changed little and re-
main near or above the seasonal average in
practically all parts OF the United states.
There will be rains and SHOWS Wednesday
in tho south Rocky Mountain region and
unsettled weather and local rains Wednesday
and Thursday in the Gulf states. Arkansas,
Tennessee and Kentucky. In all other parts
OF the country the weather will remain fair
Wednesday and Thursday.
No important temperature changes are in
dicated for any part Of the country during
the next forty-Cight hours
The winds FOR Wednesday and Thursday
will he: North Atlantic, moderate southwest
and west Middle Atlantic, light 20 moderate
variable mostly west; South Atlantic, light
variable; East Gulf. light east; West Gulf.
moderate variable. mostly east; Lake Mich
igan, moderate west.
Forecast for Special Localities.-Easten
New York. fair in south. cloudy in north. to-
day; tomorrow, fair; moderate to brisk west
winds.
Western New York, fair to-day and prob
ably tomorrow; brisk southwest and west
winds
Southern New England. fair to-day and to-
morrow; moderate west winds
Northern New England. cloudy to-day.
warmer in interior OF Maine: tomorrow fair;
moderate southwest and west winds
New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, Della
ware Maryland and the District OF Columbia.
fair to day and probably Tomorrow; moderate
temperature: light west winds.
Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day and
probably tomorrow; brisk southwest and
west winds.
virginia. fair to-day and probably to-mor-
row, moderate temperature, light west winds.
West Virginia. fair to-day and tomorrow.
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PROPOSALS.
THE c,r,r fhSr9S1'' PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD COMPANY
CLEVELAND. O., NovembeF -oth' III

CLEVELAND. o.. November 2oth. 1913.
Sealed proposals for the sale 2f Gener s,
- ~ si,LIn1 FUND al not to exceed par and
accrued interest TO the amount OF sB2 $50 w.
will be received at the once of Messrs. Wins
low. IAnier & Co. 80 Cedar street rev i o3.
n Y TO the close OF business December dlst.
Jgl3. Proposals must indicate Series OF BONDS
Il" "B." &C" or "D'-and also In the
case OF Series B. must indicate inc mum
Tor S22bO each respectively. Bonds accepted
Will be payable January End. 1914. win IN
terest to that date at the ONCE OF Messrs'
WINSTON, Ianier 4 Co, as above. III not pre-
sentea on that day the right Is reserved 10 re
,cc, the hid J. r KIOSs. Trsasuror
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AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE.
nv virtue OF d chattel mortgage. / WIN sell
-his day. Dec II. 1919. at 10 a. m, NO. IA
Tas, 18th st. Manhattan. lot Of ironers
unshers. ct al. By order OF Isldor Dohm'
Hortgagee Samuel Norzimer. Auetloneer.
MORTGAGE SALE
IL, ,,irtus OF a chattel mortgage. l VIII sell
"a. dsv Dec II, 1913. Mt 10 a M NO, IA
rs, i37th st. Manhattan, by order OF Adams
I a,,rdry Machinery Co. Mortgagee. lot OF as
sorted machinery. ct al Samuel Norzimer'
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
A FIRST CLASS CARPENTER and general
~ useful man desires position: satisfaction
guaranteed. For personal interview address
satisfy. =. O. Box 81, White Plains. y. y.
CHAUFFEUR Capable; Finnish five years
last place. willing to assist with other work
best personal references. Jussila Agency, $50
Lexington ave.
ENPERIENCED public accountant will guar
autec TO save YOU 30 per cent bookkeeper
salary. your opportunity for economy. Address
Accountant. Room 522 ~ Broadway.
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,sI7ppDyT C0URT. NEw YORK COUNTY

HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. NEw YORK CouNITYl.,,,,
hIesander " Calm. Plaintiff. against DAVID
hP,',, ,,e.,sn'. ~ a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered IN INC Abo''
entitled lion bearing date the bih Gay OF De
In said Judgment named. will cell A. publc
auction NJ the Exchange Sales Rooms. Number
is-i8 Vesey Street Borough Of Manha'thh
city Of New York. on the ON day 81 Jhnu'I
samuel Go!dsticker. Auctioncsf. tho premise ;
directed fy aid Judgment 10 De soI1' anu
therein described a. follow -,.,,,,S
All that certain lot. piece Or pafcel o, 'aiu'
NTH the building thereon erected Hiua'e' ~
INK and bsing 81 the Seventh Wafd OF the ivy
% New York. bounded and dssc-iota Us io'
Usrinninx o. a point on tho souiheriy ,ids
o, Madison street distant Two huhnrei h't'
sixteen i2i6l feet and I'VE 90 inches eah,"slu
fv from the sputhwesfcrly corner or Manlsol,
a.,., ,rt g-amnel street, being tho centre
~ a party vail and running thence soutn
usrdiy pa-t through the centre oi parry wa
,-F reqrry usrallel with Scaunel Frect, NM
five 40 feet and one and one-half I.,hss 70
fe centre Inc OF the block between Aadi'on
and Monroe streets. thence i.aA'''N 1...'7
Srlf centre line Of the raid BLOCK tNfh,,
-. ,..g, ,.sf and SIX 90 inches thence North
yrar,iv through the centre % party wal anu
rsraileI with the westerly line or the s'lI ~.
rtrsty avo ln.1 feet and one ID lnch 20 the
south.riy side OF Madison Street ana thehTe
u.cstYardy along the Southerly sdo OF MAI
son street. twenty-tnree ~! feet ana si1 1o
t,.hss 80 ~. rlace 81 beginning, said premises
-. t,,oy,, a. 40 Madison street, ana being
m. same premises conveyed TO The sald Dc
,entants IS Meyer Auerbach. tsq fei"ree,
D.. D..s 81 Conveyance bearif date octoner
- 1000 end accorded In the or.C" % the Reg
go ~, the COUNTY OF New York on The lWh
Ssv q, October. 1909. In Liber II or convey
anres Section J.. Page 80 49,, az,
IRVING J. JOSEPH. Referee
pOspSTHAL & STECKLFR. Attorneys for
Plaintiff once and i. o. ADDRESS loo p''a'
way Ney. York city. .-.,,
The following II n diagram or the p,oper1y
10 20 sold. ito street Number Is 900 manson
Street.
n.dIsos
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SOCIAL SECRETARY. by the hour: special
terms for Invitations. best references. Ad-
dress b. H.. BOX 100. Tribune Uptown Office.
1864 Broadway
STENOGRAPHER.- Take dictation NJ office.
transcriblng notes at home, also copying. +.
J. l.. Tribune Office.
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HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Lusitania. reported as 1763 miles east
Of sandy Hook at II q m yesterday, Is expect
Cd 20 dock Friday forenoon
The Bremen. reported as AL miles east OF
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, is expected TO
dock Thursday forenoon.
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Highest temperature yesterday. 40 degrees
(at 80 p M. lowest 70 cat q. M
averag e FOR corresponding date last year ~
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, 81
Local Eorecasi-Fair to-day and to-mor-
row. moderate 10 brisk west winds.
United states Department OF Agriculture
weather Bureau observations. taken al p NJ
18th meridian time.
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aIIsINEss CHANCES.

INV, a beautifully furnished loft on q
J nrnminent upper Broadway subway corner,
hish class section suitable Tor oessaa p pSs
Ioln, s..e" M rent increase. VIII sell lease
"a eytures No agents Address only OPP
nnrtunity 5O4 West 1llth 81.
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CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.
sisstRniSs Rnr-nW AUCTION BARGAINS

UNIQUE CHklslhaS ulf IL. -
BOYS ARMY SADDLES. .......... $500 Up
Mcclellan Army Saddles. fine order. $50 Up
New shot Magazine Carolne with ctgSl $50 lp
REAL ARMY DRUM. Cadet size louttiO ass Up
Gik cross guns cap insignia. .O6 Dp
u 5. ARMY LARIATS. ............. .6S Up
Q, s, S. Maine Souvenir Tea Bell e. 10 Up
sword Paper Cutters for lady,s desk, LOO Up
Civil War MONITOR DESK WEIGHT 80
Breeoh Loading Army Rife with ctgs. LOO
Combined Rife and Shot Gun Belt. rs
Waterproof HAVERSACK School Bag 10
cold cloth Army Chevrons pillow topl .5s SGT
Navy Shoes, all sizes, neW............ 1.So n.
MILITARY BUCKLES-tladies' beltsj 10 Up
Antique L. 5. Nary Candestick. 80 Up
KHAKI Dress Shirt .................. .8S
ARMY WOOL BLANKETS. ......... 1.85 Up
Army Navy Reinforced Socks new. 20 Pl.
Cadet Leather Waist Be't and Pouch. 80 Up
L. s. \, Shaving BOX with mirror ..... 80 Up
Rubber Blankets and Ponchos. ....... 90 Up
spanish War SOUVENlRS-lArge stock 90 Up
Bayonets and Swords fo' decorating dens .16 Up
Army Leggings blizzard Life PreserVcsl. 10 n.
5, 4 British Coat OF Arms, insignia 80 Up
10 FLAGS OF OUR COUNTRY slk. 80 Set
420-Pase Catalogue l5c. Postage. loo. extra.
NEARLY 30 YEARS SERVING THE PUBLIC.
FRANCIS BANNERMAN. sol B'ray. n Y, CITY,
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INSTRUCTION..
DANCING SCHOOLS.

MODERN DANCES taught privately oy
g. HEPBURN WILSON, NJ; b., ,oos
o,,.n HALL az West i2d st. Tel. Bryant ADS
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

IosT-on evening December 10 In subway. or
morning December 10 on s nsr.oppi suitabi4
va.S =" a. returned to JOSEPH sCHWEIZER'
40 John st New YORK
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HELP WANTED.


Male.
MADE $4,000 in i've years with a small
mail order business began with s.. Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock 50o5 Lock
no
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS,

Close y I
Destination and steamer $50 pm
Japan. Corea, China (via Tacoma
Canada MARI. ............ ................D Dec Is
Hawaii (via san Francisco)-Honoluan Dec ~
FIJI Islands, New Zealand, Australia -
(via Nancouver)-Marama... fundamentally Dec u
Persia con Dec 25
nesota ''',' '.'a '',a''' %
Japan, Corea, China Philippines via -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Asa...........Dec 20
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines VIA san =,
FrancIsco)-U S Transport. ............ Dec o.
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand, Australia (va san Francisco .
-Aofangl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 ''',
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. New zealand ,
Australia (via Sa n Francisco)-SonomaJ Jan
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers. T As:ne9y oy
supple. PrO &c csiiess.' School, and Fan
;rss apniy 10 Mrs. n J. YoUNo-FuLToN
"a Union Square
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Highest temperature. 40 degrees at $3.50 p. m.
lowest 81. at 3 a. IN.
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MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS.

Msaison square ul22 Broadway;
branch IS t S1sa2 SVf y hssr i'h S.
NJ Glasses Constantly Forming.
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SAILED

Steamers Mauretania CBr), Liverpool; karon-
ga tBr Calcutta: Philadelphia, Baltimore
Principe al Piemonte QtaD, Naples; Mamma
Vsts baltimore; Princess Anne. Norfolk and
Nev,po-t News: City OF Columbus, savannah, :
VI sud Galveston: Russia RUSS, LiDau
Ines (Spanl Norfolk; Mohawk, Charleston ana
TacksonviIle. Patricia Ger. Hamburg; Moor
dam Dutch. Rotterdam; Berlin Gen, Dur
han
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suRRooATE,s NOTICES.

sTRROGATE's COURT. MONROE COUNTY.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Joseph J..
Anderson late Of the Town OF Parma. Monroe
COUNTY y Y deceased The undersigned DO
ing about 10 appIy TO the Surrogate Of Monroe
county y y. for decree awarding Letters
OF Administration 20 them on the estate or
Joseph T. Anderson late Of tho Town o.
Parma County Of Monroe and state % New
YORK. deceased and 20 have the penalty OF
their bond as such administrators liked pursu-
ant 10 Section 1864 Of the code 81 tlNh FRO
ccdure Notice is hereby given 70 all persons
having claim aEH!et said estate 20 present
their claims 70 the Surrogate 81 Monroe County
AZ mis- Office IN the city Of Forhester. y. J..
on or before TIE 2nd day ~ January. 1914
Dated November 18th, 1913
ARTHUR r. ANDERSON.
GEORGE !. ANDERSON.
A Y. ANDERSON. Attorney for petitioners.
E24 EIwanger q Barry Bids, Rochesier.
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Ccntre llne az no..

The Approximate amount Of the len or
charge, 10 satisfy which tne aboHe ut
,rrIb,d uroperty is 20 be sold. II Thirty
seven thousand four hundred thirty and
5slOo ts37.43O BOZ Dollars. with interest,"
thereon from the 2ist day o' November,
1914 together with ,7sts and allowance
amounting 20 s453Is. with Interest from
December ist 1918 together with the eN-
pcuses OF the sale. The Approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments ana wafer rs',s'
~ other liens which are 20 be allowed 90
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee. r. s.. 900 and Interest
Dated New York. December 10Th. 1913.
HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee
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MINiATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise, 7l9; sunset, 4:34; moon rises 900;
moons age. 20
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Humidity.
e. m.....73 p. 80 sp. M. 80
Humidity

Local Official Forecast.-The following off,
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. in comparison with the
correspondinE date of last year:
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


BUTLER-VALET.- Willing 10 10 useful; thor
ourhlv competent: excellent references; city
or country. Industrial Association Agency IL
West 42d st. Phone $40 Bryant
Female
COOK. CHAMRERMAID- WAITRESS. - Two
neat first class Swedish girls. one very good
cook. other excellent housemaid- waitress. best
references. Osierhergs Agency, ZIG Lexlng
ton ave. Tel. l05j Plaza
COOK.-Neat young Swedish several years
last place, excellent cook. excellent refer
ences. sac. Osterbergs Agency, 7l6 Lexington
ave. Tel. 1885 Plaza.
COOK and GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. has
Young sister. assist or nursery maid. Finnish
girls. good reference. Jussila Agency. so Lex
lngton ave. 445S-Plaza.
COUPLE.-English and Swiss butler-yalet.
wife hrst class cook. excellent personal ref
erenccs. city. country. Industrial Agency.
II West aga ST. Phone 52lo BRYANT
COUPLE-Light colored hutlcr-valct use
ful. excellent cook and laundrcss. 90 en-
tire work; city, country excellent reference.
Industrial Association, u West i2d 80.
COUPLE -French butler-valet. wife excel
lent cook. good manager. very neat; three
wears personal reference. city. country. In
dustrial Association, II West 80 81
GENERAL HOUsEWORK. or small cook ;
position. neat swedish girl. very good cook
eyg.rfent references Dstertorgs Agency 1lB
Lexington ave. Tel ilaza 25i
HOI-SEWORK. Neat young Irisn girl. re
Gently landed. $40, also competent girl eN-
ccuent reference. So. Domestic Exchange, 324
Columbus ave. Schuyler. nl36
IATNDRESS.- First class. Finnish also
Iaundrcss-c hambermaid best references. jus
sila Agency. $50 lexington ave.
TWO neat young scotch girls. together or
separate: cook, assist lauutress. chamber
maid waitress: excellent references. city.
country. Industrial Agency, u West 42d u.
WAITRESS Neat. tall swedish sir. one
,oar last place. excellent waitress. friend
ahauIcrmaid. excellent refer noes. Gafer-
bergs Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel 1885
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BITLER-VALET.- Willing 10 10 useful; thor.
oughlv competent; excellent references; citl
or country. Industrial Association Agency Il
West 42d ST. Phone 500 Bryant.