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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01
A Bit Personal.

AFTER participating in the primary
tomorrow, il is my purpose to leave for
a business Trip Of a few days in Florida.
in my absence, my brother. Col. w. p.
Walton, Of Lexington, will more than
hold I'D my end in the Climax office,
while my partner Mr.. B. ID. Gordon,
viii be found ready and willing TO serve
the patrons in any way they may wish.
trust that my brothers stay in this de-
lightful little city may be as pleasant as
mine has been, and that the good peo-
pie OF Madison county and Richmond
viii be as courteous and kind TO him as
they have been to me. ] am sure that
the thousands who twice each week
read the Climax will be glad of the
change and that the paper will be SC
much improved under his editorial man.
agement that they will learn Of my re,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01
PERSONAL.

Mrs w. p Baxter is visiting friends
at Beattyville.
Mrs. Dave Martin is the guest OF Mrs.
j. @. Chenault.
Mrs Sallie Cornelison is visiting rela-
tives in Kansas City.
Mrs. Halle Vaughn, of Irvine, was in
the city today on business.
Mr.. Holmes, of Detroit. is visiting
Mr.. G. w. Phelps in the county.
Mr.. L. B. Herrington's condition is
improved after a ten days illness.
Mr.. w. NJ. Creekmore, of Lexington,
was visitor here this week.
Miss Willie Traynor has returned from
a visit to her brother in Pittsburg.
Miss Henrietta Luxon is visiting Miss
Nettie Herndon during the Berea fair.
Mrs. Harve Ellison continues serious
ly i'll at her home on North Third street.
Col. H. B. Hanger and son, Harry,
were Lexington for the day Wednesday.
Mrs. James Riddle and son, of Estill,
are visiting Mrs.. Joe Bowles on Fifth
street
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

Mrs. Carrie Davidson, of Lancaster
arrived to visit her daughter. Mrs. z. T.
Rice.
Miss Alma Scrivener is visiting her
brothers and other relatives in Win
chester.
Miss Bessie Benton is visiting her
aunt, Miss Smith, of Richmond.-Win-
chester Sun.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Behton and daughter. of
Winchester, are the guests of Mrs.
G. W. Evans.
Miss Tommie Cole Covington is visit.
ing Miss Lucille Gibbs and attending the
Berea fair.
Miss Sarah Chenault is visiting her
grandfather, Col. G. ID. Chenault, in
Lexington.
Miss Bessie Harris leaves today to
spend her vacation in Oklahoma Cit y
with relatives.
Miss Elath Buchanan is the guest of
Miss Sara Coy, at Harris Flats, during
the Berea fair.
Mr.. Marshall Collins is expected home
today for visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Wilmington have
returned from visit TO Mr.. Whiting
tons folks in Ohio.
Mrs. Gilbert Grinstead and daughter,
Dorothy, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Parrish.
Misses Rose and Elsie Jewell, OF Win
chester, are visiting Mrs. Elmer Par
IRISH on the Summit.
Jones Anderson, prominent citizen
of Lincoln county, was here this week
consulting the Drs. Gibson.
Miss Ellen Gibson Miller, of Rich
mond, is the guest of Miss Margaret
Conant,-Pineville Sun.
Mrs. L. B. Weisenburgh entertained
at bridge Tuesday morning in honor of
Mrs. Hale Dean and visitor.
Master Douglas Chenault was award
ed first premium for the best boy rider
at the Berea fair Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Kate Evans was the proud
winner of first premium as the girl rider
at the Berea Wednesday.
Miss Emily Wagner, of Richmond, has
been selected as a teacher in the juno
ton City High School.-Danville Advo.
cate.
Rollins Burnam Garrett. one OF the
Climax's good carrier boys. will visit
friends at Bsattyville Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Miller entertained with a
six o'clock dinner last Saturday in
honor of John Cabell Chenault and
wife.
The swim ming club spent Tuesday
afternoon at Ford, going down on the
two o'clock train and returning on the
7:20.
Mrs. NJ. F. Enright entertained the
sewing circle of the Catholic church al
the home of Mrs. ]. j. Mccarthy Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Margaret Chenault left Wednes.
day with Mrs. Harrison Simrall, of Lex
ington, to visit her aunt, Mrs. Keat.
Speed, in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Deatherage enter
taineu TUESDAY evening In honor OF Mr.
l.. A. Spears, of New York City, the
guest of Mrs. R. E. Turley.
Mrs. T. X. Hamilton and little Miss
Mamie Rowland Hamilton, are back
from the Waco section. where they have
been visiting for some time.
Mr.. s. w. Fife, the political prophet,
is here for the primary. Usually he can
get pretty good bead" on and elec-
tion, but he says the present one is a
puzzler.
Harry Rice. who graduated with
honors at Millersburg Military Institute
in June last, will enter Iowa State Col
lege at Ames this fall. He will take an
agricultural course.
Mrs. DR.. Knox, nee Miss Sue Phelps,
Of Georgetown, is entertaining the fol-
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

THE Ladies Home Journal objects to
the easy familiarity of the sea shore
bathing places. Take that away and the
beaches would lose half their charm, fo-
there one may act naturally, and, devoid
of surplus garments, feel the joyous free
dom of the earth, the sky and sea, and,
in fact, nature in its entirety. For heav-
ems sake, don't remove from the sea
shore the best part of the stay there
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

whom you vote, for at the polls that
will be opened in few short hours
will be named the men who will serve
you for the next four years. Re
member that an ounce of precaution
is worth many pounds of cure.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

State Inspector and Examiner Sher-
man Goodpaster turned into the State
treasury $50l.5l, collected as result of
his inspection of the county offices of
Lee, Rockcastle and Owsley counties.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

turn with regret. Wishing the Climax S
clientele all the good things that can
come TO them, | am,
Sincerely, E. c. WALTON.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

All kinds of Chicken Feeds and Griis.
We handle Como and Purina feeds. We
make special prices in large quantities.
ID. B. Mckinney. 5O-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

IT'S all over but the voting and the
shouting and we will all thank the Lord
when that too will be memory.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

THE primary will be over tomorrow,
but it seems that the hot weather, like
the poor, will be with us always.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

WITH the primary and the Berea fair
over, what have we got to look forward
to? Life will hardly ba worth the living
from now hence.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

THESE county primaries don't come
but once in four years. And for that
lei us all unite in giving thanks.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

All kinds of Field Seeds, Feeds, Queens
ware and fancy Groceries. Two Phones
35 & AZ. ID. b. Mckinney. 7O-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-01

We are looking for new business. Call
ITO. Richmond Coal Il Supply Co. $ p
The sun., 1913-10-14
CURRENCY CONFERENCE BEGINS
Experts wiN Discuss Reform si
Banking and Money Laws.

The second national conference on cur
rency reform will begin to-day under the
auspices Of the Academy Of Political
Science. The general topic win he tho
reform Of the American banking system
The hrst session will be held at noon at
the Chamber Of Commerce. at 65 Liberty
street. Senator Robert L. Owen. chair
man Of the Senate Committee on Banking
and Currency. and Representative Carter
Glass, chairman OF the Banking and Cur
rency Committee OF the House, will be the
speakers
After q luncheon there will be another
session at y. NJ. The subject TO be dis
cussed is The Capitalization OF Banking
and Mobilization OF Reserve" Among the
speakers will be u. Parker Willis A. Bar
ton Hepburn and O. NJ ". Sprague of
Harvard University.
The third session viii he held ON
Wednesday at 10 80 a. NJ in Earl Hall
Columbia University, The subject will he
1.-THE Elasticity Of Credit. Joseph French
johnson and II. w. Kemmercr viii sneak
on "The Note Issue" Edward h. Hove
81 Princeton. ". j., and Irving Il. Rush
will take part in the discussion
The fourth session will he held in th.
aftsfnoon in Earl Hall, The subject will
bs Foreign and Domestic Exchanrc
Functions OF the Regional Banks" W
NJ Van Deusen. Benjamin Strong, Jr and
Joeeph r. Talbert vii, speak
The conference will close with =.
banquet At the Hotel Astor In IN. eyen,nr
H8-osnator Nelson W. A'drich Of RhoJe
AIsland Will make the principal address.
The sun., 1913-10-14

Judge Hand N the United states pi.til,.
court Yesterday granted dts hars.s 80 these
bankrupts l. y. NeN,nd-. hair soode
:t2 Madison street liabilities T. oI,. William
Barnes salesman. East I'us.l fonrfl,
street. liabilities 3-.tts. Sauu-i B"r,owr1.
clerk. East ilsth street liabilities f-,ios.
Edgar II Bloch. 3I3 -. Nicholas aN-nH-
formerly an aufouohile dealer. l. ..htlitt..
S2.lts; Jacob Brown. A. Brown & ''". waists
ana dresses. a. East Fourteenth ..r.-. ua
hilIties s%',ilO. Antonio ttssr>- tubac,d
Ind cigar. 50j Srnome street. .i.hIl,ti-s
81. sss. lSidor NoruwitI huu--iiinI-nIug
suous. Z. Ludlow street. liabilities UN1
Max ]. khtz, boys wash suits. ,Ji ktoad
way. liabilities $l3.1SO, Jacob levin. r.al
estate broker. 3+5 Bcekiran aNenu- bIhu
tiles S:s'. Henry i.assey. Ia Third
avenue. formerly pawnbrokers sales stur.
liabilities 5000. ca!iir T. Morris dtursIsL
-o* West Thirty fourth street. liabilities
: s6t; Moran Slang"r tlilors ~ West
Thirty -iirst str--t Liabilities 31.4Gl. Pr-N-rs
\ 'oursen. cigars .il Canal street liabilities
s6.oi3; 7. rr'chard & 60 c'oaLs ana
suits. ~ West twenty seventh street llt
hlities tl 3iG: Herman U.isman. bartender
i3l East Eighty fourth street iihii,ti-s
s..sal, Moses Roscu:eld, mems 'urul> nine
goods, 1885 Third avenue liabii,ir. s. -.l.
ami JuiIus A. Si-.-l aprons -. N".t
Twenty ninth street. nth,Iitiss !.s.l
The sun., 1913-10-14
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY

Supreme Court >prclla,r Dly,.,on Rcfur,
,,ngranrm' , !, :" ,aughlin. Sco,, ',9wins and
ss ~. ~, lg. las, ia', iea, i9, ,o7 les ly. auo
2oi, ?r, :m,. :o'. .o5 .os. 2o'. aS. cos. II" ~
?l?. oi3, 2l'. pa 2iS M rs >, 80. II T., ~. "a
supreme Court Appellate. term Rccr,s
fore pcndleton, j Motion calendar called At
fore Nrwhurr"r. i Court orcn, =, 1870 Il
Ia parle matters.
r,I"," SSrr'mr ,;,r ,c,,cS Hcn, SerrH rem r, Y
~. lso, ~, lss Preferred cause. No> M
ss.' 10 12o. 7g. ST., ssa, aoi, 0i7. as. sss III
No> NJ. 10. '6s. a2a, 40, 49, Jsl, g., 3G. asa
p" Il r ~foc "Tis "hm"n s,r a., G"i'm,"c G"nmisnsa
p.nl NJ iefo.c Blanchard, \. .Clcar
Par \IlI Before whitaker, !. cnsc I'M
r"Yir' !" be ,rn' from Part III to Parts
Ie,s pa,Ic,; :! ,S 80, ,csc .o.a .c:. l.n rl,ar
Par, ~ isfore BENTON. Nos .i?; lgo4
, " a.. ~, t Sa Sss 90 e, SO a." " y; o' 80
Pm u het"r, CoH. : No,: .a'. sos, :sa
,im. III liu. lii', ii,7. iiio. ne, lii'. 1883
,s Tr @ 'G's sai s ir%s .s sss ,o %" IL S'' Il. % @ 90"
osi' 81. 90 nti. oi?. Ti, ioid. hso'r, ilis. iis.
Case unnnishru.
oas 100 2is 60. as2 Isl, 51s, 30 81 "a, os. ,iis
no iias iis., 1863, ii6 il6a 1896 lis2, l6' Case
unfinished
'al! NJ Before Dus,o, J, 20, a,S .9a az,
~ ~ a"I lia' III ios2 l.G "Ni .s', 7oi, 1881
NO lie". ii'l, ii'', ~" ii7i, iim. i.i0 aso
Clear
Pan VIZ Before Weeks i No> su aiU
~. 75a iS'. i0s 797. li?0 &O5 iOi2. I2i i.a7 OD
~. ~, sii ~, ii3s 9s3. III Sip. 10 Case M
q, rn 'H Hsfors Er,sascr Ian, yos loss ,.5
1914, Mj Gt 0l7 0ls iiis, lI7D liSD. iik. iisi.
lis5 ils;. iiss, iis9 Inquest NJ Ia, Case un-
~, r" hsI%r e, nas,s Nss ~ % O.,
49, ilR iiSa' ii" lloi mo iia7 lbs, 7oa Case
Tarl 81 Before phIlbin, j, 40, n7 lo,o.
l20l. 1905. 1901 l20s ioOa. 1919. l2i2, '!iG i2is
1910, iopO 1871 io:., 55a iO2. 6s sa3 G0, lnuucsi
No. 1851, Case unfinished,
Part XII before Amend } Nos 1910, uio.
io,s, l2?,. 1925, i2.t, issl, ia2s leeo l2sc 1851
Part Nil, Adjourned until Monday. Oc-
Part XIV" Before Grernbaum. j. Nos oi,
1915 75 5s 55 7s. asas, aao2 1909, e2i5 2?sa 2.is
OIL. +si, 7a4. 7VS, ~. tOi. Case unfinished
Part XV. Before Hcndrick. j. Nos 40.
VI w. ~ S9s ''s 3D. s' IT, 81 ss es sss s x. x, ss
FAR, XVi neforc Page. ! Nos as 80, ,oo.
~! 2 LOO 81 81 sni. 81 ai3 90: $50. oi.: ,l, oa
" w. w. 'ss e. '"ss 49, 20, !sa .seS 'G,s 1918 ""
,,, ssr, % NIL III Adjourned un'Ii Monday oc-
Part XvIii.-Before Brady, \. Nos 7s,. no.
III d'' sS' IN, 1<s i"i. ITO ss2 iOis, 1919. ioc0
The sun., 1913-10-14
STEEL SHARES HOLD
ADVANCE IN LONDON
other American stocks close
Irregular After steady
Opening.
MONEY RATES ARE FIRM
Advance Of ConSOlS Considered
Indication Of Good Under
lying Condition.
MONEY RATES ARE FIRM

l.oNpoN. oct i3 American stocks
af,e, n steady opening. at which prices
were generally somewhat above parity
closed highiy irregular.
Steel was an .Nceptior and held IT,
fractional advance tnroushout the srs-
sion. closing with an advance un Your
saturday tnal price Of -. VI one point
of the trading IA. price tuirh.d - ".'d
your .uuivaleut. which was an advance
ot ia.ic f,om Saturdays final price IN
Your market
I'nion Pacific was fairly strong also.
closing at an advanc. OF u. Canadian
Pacific h-'d we'll The weakness in the
H. showed particularly in southern Pa
citc aId Reading. Southern Pacific con-
tiued its decline Of the past wefk in
loss from parity of :, or a point. The
s,lline seemed to come from Large hold
"is us ;hr stock. who grew tired Of
Ntljtug r'r the advance that was looked
Tor aud sold on hearing that a Gov
eminent sui; probably would be filed
AGAINST the railroad.
- far as could b- Judged the set
il-m-ni which began to-day moved along
sinouthly None, rates were firm. the
rates rrr Nmrricaus ranging between A..
aud -, per cent. The advance In the
price nt cou.ols was considered an ndi.
cation Of a good underlying condition and
it is eNprct-d thai the settlement will
be concluded without event.
investment issues. under the lead of
,unSols held well. showing a moderately
good demand and underlying confidence.
copper shares were lower on the de-
liza. il th" price Of the metal. which
was los lower AT t,j ljs. Rio Tiutps
declined tn .G'>. after selling n, ,,is
I'"' Am. iicau cuppsr stocks were lower.
Th. American list In tn. early par;
% the trading showed some independent
yt"rrcth Selling from YOUR side became
apparent AT mIdsession. after which the
declines took place. which made for an r-
grgular closing. with the tendency down
wand Mexican issues We're heavy on the
nrw situation with regard to the rela-
tiuns ~ iiu..ta with the Deputies Bra
'jiiins improved.
Following = list ~ prices In London
with tn. New SrL equivalents and
changes from Si'uI laws New York 'l"s-
ir.
Chauges
from
v
The sun., 1913-10-14
Live stock Market.

MONDAY. oct ~
Receipt. ~ teeyes for two DAYS we're
i.5'o head. including l0s cars FOR the mar
ket. and with the stale cattle there were
II cars "E sale. Good heavy We're
steady 10 arm. others SLOW aud tun i,.
lower; bulls steady to strong COWS -sc.
Lower, eN'ept choice tat cows ,nuEIon 20
'hoi'~ steer s1id a. fGI.' per loo lhs .
bulls al - "a g.. - c"Ns - s. 1in 81. br'~ss &
beef w"- steady at va l|r. foI uH'IN. Sides
Receipts ~ calves Tor tvu DAYS we're .3"I
h"ad. inc'uiiug l.1lr fur tn" market N.als
Mere slow =" -a,. lower N-giituv~ tuu
sras~eis With demand by t"-.iers N-t-
=" ~ so. high-r. and ~nm" sai'~ Hpprafcd In
l." t'r. hich"' t"rtmuu to ,hpi.- Neti~
s"iu ga s." 20 PEI 10" lbs .IiI- 90
s. ~ s. 80. teu' .inEs ,ud r'tsS"rs lt si..utt
s. I"t calves - S. ,uds7 81. dressed
v"als N"t' wrah - lir i:' pr lh. ruIu ~
K-.-ipts ~ sheep and iamh- f"r two DAYS
were l1.7l: head including f"rt5 -e!N and .
hhit 'ais Tor the market. Sl.r"p We're in
iair demand hut p.ic.s weak. lrub. we're
a"' lower than last FRIDAY, same sales 1.c.
lower \ number uf ears that arrived lat,
we're held oyer. Common =" priu" sheep
sold ~ s3.-IU - - per Ia" lh- QUITS ct
- 81. common 20 prime lau... ut S. 90 u
$50. 'ults at tjm S. 80. ~ -~s-G nation
easy az Nnllc. per II. dressed lambs lower
~ III. .dltr
Receipts of h,es f"r tuo dayS were / | 0ui
head, lnc hiding about nV- "ars i"r th- iuar
kat. Prices hrm T." Toe. higher with sales
AT y oonS" per 100 lbs. f"r h.s,N and
medium stales Country dressed hogs slow
~ "a 10 NJ
The sun., 1913-10-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

JonN =. horkiNS go pe it'on in
bsnksup'ty mas been nled "eiin-t John
tncturtrs Of canvas goods yacht supplies
and sporting goods at ilt CnJiuners street
:; va~ alleged that tn" corporation Is
insn'v"nt ana made preferential pnymeh's
The business was started s"ti- years ago
N : :. Th"rp. 90. aud wa. sucoccied
~ '>"9 by iohn g. Hopkins 90. rhe
,io.ooo IN August. i.i. III. corpora tom
up"ued e, Y,tHti store In Tampa. Fla. nat
gay. 1t up Ia May. l"ia. Judge Hand did
not ,ons,der IT h.st g" appnini tt'"iNet
pending Efforts uf tus rurrorition q" ar.
range settlement with creditors. lesser
in"s. attorneys for creditors salt that the
failing "m in the volume Of business mat
tn" ""ip"ration hHs TIA" good VII "t the
.redit"rs aud an offer ~ composition VIII
shortly he made. The Liabilities are
S3U.OoO and the assets fr"m &la,ooo {"
sa0.nO
riiE MooRE FILTER COMPANY Tn.
petition In bankruptcy hi.d On September
~ ngRln>t he Moor" Filter tompauN at
il, ntn,iVay has h-eh dismissed hy
Judge HHnd on the ground fhtf thu coin
phrN NHs snlN"ut " men tn" pet itt"n W a.
nled. The issues were i-'-rt-d i.N
days ago 6" seaman Miller "f Rector
street A. sp.,ial mIs'.l an' s"m- tt-Il
mony was taken. \ report ~ the com
nf s.V>s. .33a ~ whi,h 81 s"o 90" are
patents rhe master r-pori-d thnt on this
rAnN t. solvent and re'"nliu"nurd % dts
mi~>di Of the petition
'rili; OUTLET pl:pAETMENT STORE lN,'
Judge and has confirmed It coInpu>ttlo lou
Of the outlet Department store. Inc. 90
Third avenue and loith street. Win ttcd
itors at 20 cents ON the dollar ,iSh
THE AMERICAN SiI.k GARMENT COM
PANf. Judge Hand has '"ni!ir"d q
composition Of James GIand. dulul husi
ness as the American SILK Gtrun.Ut com
panN at lOi Fifth avenue. Win I'-ditors
al - cents ON the dollar. payable e ,ants
IN cash aud 20 cents IN f"ur notes at four.
right, twelve ana siN cen months The
liabilities wrrs 81 1iJ
I Is IINMAN \ 60. lN'.- :, uedulss ~
bankruptcy of |. H iiymau 20. Inc
manufacturers of waists amt ur"s-.s ti
n West rw -ntN seventh sweet. show lii
bllities uf tii".i and asS". 81 $" .lS
The sun., 1913-10-14
rORECr,OsuRE SALES.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
--LAuRA APPEL. Iainti. against WILLIAM
ID. FITZPATRICK and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure anu
sale. duly made and entered In the tied
acton and bearing date the 23d day of September.
1913. T. the undersigned. the referee In said iudg
mcnt named. will sell at public auction. at me
Exchange Sacsroonl. Nos. 1915 Nescy street IN
the Borough of Manhattan. city of New YORK. on
the Si,' day OF 2cl@bcy' eis a. Z orlost noon ,
premises directed by said Judgment to be sold.
and therein described as follows ALL. that certain
tract and parcel of land and premises hereinafter
particularly described. situate, lying and being
York and State Of New York. being all that GER
t8lr lot piece or parcel OF land with the buildings
thereon cree ted situate In the Ninth ward OF the
city OF New York. fronting on the westerly side
>de OF IIoratio Street at the southwest corner OF
said streets. which said lot Intended to be CON
Ncvcd IL part OF Lot III on a certain nap OF land,
belonging 70 Francis b. Cutting. situate in nc
July End 1884 and fled In the once Of the Regis
ter In and for the CITY and County OF New York.
and is bounded and described as follows: Eastctly
In front by Greenwich Street, twenty two l@2,
H. Halscy, twcnty-two l22j feet; noriherly on one
SIDE OF iioratio Street, scventy-,wo ,12l feet and
four and seven-cighths t7sl inches: southcrly on
the other side by premises conveyed by william
,72I feet and eleven and nine teen two hundrcdth>
- 1900 inrhes. said premises being nov known
by the street number Sn Greenwich street
Dated, New York. Scpicmber 2oti. 1919
JOHN q. SANE, Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
80 wall Street Borough Of Manhattan. New work.
civ,
Tn" following IS q diagram Of tho propctty 10
br soid It's street number Is $40 Greenwich %trcci
HOE NrIO STREET
The sun., 1913-10-14

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or SEW NORk .
tutoincue Duden.ing. Plaintiff. against Patrick
Reddy. David e. Meyers. a. Receiver in Bank
ruptcy OF Patrick Reddy. an alleged Bankrupt,
and others, Defendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment ~ foreclosure and
sale. duly made ana entered In the aboNcen titrd
nc ton and bearing date the l2th daN OF Sepicin
ber, 1918 the undersigned. the Referee in said
Judgment named. will sell at public auction, at
the Exchange Salcsroom, Nos. t-is Ncsey - .
on the hfth day Of November. 1913 at II q cloc <
noon on that day. BY ID. Phoenix 1ngraham.
Auctonr-r. the premises direc ted bv said udg-
mcnt 10 be sold. and therein described A. follows.
Va tldt certain lot. piece or parcel of land.
"th The building and Improvements thereon
erected situate lying and being In tht Borough
OF Manhattan, In the CITY of Nr~ York. and
bounded and described a. follow. 10 wit
B"gnnng at point on the Southcriy Side o.
one hundred and twentieth street distant one
by the intersection Of The EastcrlN side NJ Ii'th
Avenue with the Southerly side OF one hundred
ana twentieth street and running thence Souih-
NhrdN parallel with FIN Avenue one hundred
block thence Eastwardly along said centre linz
| OF ;hr block twenty-five feet. thence North
Natd! again parallel with Ffth AVenue one
hundred 'c-t and eleven inches To The Southerly-
,id- of ono hundred and twentieth street. and
thence Wc>,wardly along the southern side ~
one hundred and twentieth street, twe'tl n g
ierl 10 the point or place OF Beginning
said premises being known by the Stree, Num-
,cr East roth Street Borough OF Manhattan,
New York city.
Dated New York October :. 1913
MlLBt Il LARREMORr Referee
EDGAR plrSkE, Attorney for painu' once
b did Post once Address. No. iis broadway.
h"i"I:h of Manhatt ttan. New York Ciiy
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The sun., 1913-10-14
EIE( TIONS AND MEETINGS.
10 tho stoC khUidcr> of The New NOrk. New
NaNen and Attfnrd RAlLrnnh lOmpanN

NprlNr Is III ~ n CAV ) ina, the annual
New liav-n ond Ha,ito-l Reilroad Company
viii be- held IN iia!non!c nan No lin Street,
"cdne,i,l De End day '''" OF orio6rr. rsa. at at
twclic o'cloc, moon. tnr The following purposes:
I To ar' Gnon proposed amendments 10 The
Sm,nd hr,et.s III. il. W WIZ. ma * b, sui.ine
,m %,, g,o w%;a 1 '.,ldrn, n Mh.m,"r "cegrs end
he i"'i!i o tha' sait Articles As amended
shall tcad . follows
at whlch dir,ctot- srali h, cnu,cu shan ne held
~ itr Ci'y, "f Ne" tlN,il, t"nncci,cut on the
y o cluck A.. AT ,nCh place ~ >nail he hAcd by
iEr Cha arinan OF the Bosol a. Directors
may be called q, any t.mo ~ order OF ihc Boa ri
of Directors and shd be reid IN tnr 'iiy Of New
bv NJ Chairman "t 'hc iioII. "i hrc'tor,.
a.. w t,r @ rnrh hrnH2. az >g'ria,l 'nrcnng 81
appoin 'wo I"i'rs ." receive and conn the votes
cast tnctrAi. IA ceSc ~ the failurc Of the bnard
Of Directors to make >Hch a,fonuntn,,. or in case
tcllci> a. serve At such meeting the th1irmen OF
ne "eid hall APPOINT ano'frr teller "r tcllcf>
IN. tll the meetings Of ;hiS corporation sha
be presided over b> IN" hairman Of the Board.
Amend Article \ by Inserting after the word
Secretary" the words or Assistant Score
,ar'rs % that said Article A. amended shall
~ Minutes of ali meetings Of tie corpola lion
maj be taken ana recorded iN the secretary or
Assistant Sccrc'arus
:? 10 elect y Board OF Directors fo- ,hc ensuing
yea
.. 70 consider tie aunusl statement and ap-
prove the ac - Of tho directors ana or',rrS Of the
corporation a, dc .cIih"i IN said statement and
as reported at said meeting,
To transact any other bueirC,S witch may
properly come before said mcctne
For the purpose OF this nicotine thc iran s'er
books OF the Company win he rl">cd from Oc'o-
bcr sth. 1913, 10 October lad, 1913. both days
Inclusive.
Dated AZ New Haven, Connecticut. this 3Oth
day OF September. iHl3.
BY order Of the lioari ~ Directors.
NRIUlR L u WIN. NnrrclArN