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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
SIMON AscHgR 4 COMPANY.

VIZ. George \ Harris. Julian 4. Harr, ana
simon Aschcr. the subscribers hereto, haFihs
formed - limited psrtncrsgip pursuant 70 nc
provisions of the Consolidated Lsws OF 'n1
state OF Vow York. DO hereby certfr
Tnst-That the name under which said psr
rersbiD d. 20 he conducted rs simon AscheI a
co,nnsnt. and tho county where tho principal
nl4co Of business is 20 b. located ls me county
m Sow YORK ir t0o state n NcW lort.
second That the general nature Or Tho dust
mes. intended fo no. transacted oi saiq pdrinfr
shin BE- f,e manufacture 7nc sale % f1if goods
and 40 other kinds ~ wearing apparel
.rhifg mat tho names or oil fso general and
.,e,iai rarincrs Interested tieren and fh'ir
roerocti,c places o. residence >r~ 17 follors.
George s. iIarris who resides a. SO. 80 We.
lo7h sree, borough o. N I,r. s55 '"y OF
Igi'an :. Harris who reside 90 10 80 W
i1ir street Borough OF Manhattan. city o.
Now York. state OF New YORK,
are fhe GENERAL partners. and
simon fischer wro resides - lotei hn.on'
borough ~ Nsnhstt1n cry " Ne" fora
state - New YORK.
l.. the spol ID partner
An of said ncrscns arc NJ fau sre
Fourth--Thst the said special partner. 'l1l2n
Afcner. has contributed tho Sum 1f one hhn1f"i
nfv thousand $4,000 dollars Do cash m ifc
common stock or INC limited partnership
Fiftr That tho tine 81 which ssid limited
partnership is % begin BE- mo @''h ia" ~
Iauuaf,. 1914 and f1o time - r1ic1 ihe 40
limited partnership is 20 cn5 ls i1r 5lst faf 'i
December. 1918
DATED. mis- 27'h day - Januar'. io"
ln pffsfnf' Ni-
SIMON AS-UER
GEORGE s. HARRIS.
JULIAN a HARRIS
state - Non YORK. 'ifr and County ~ NfF
York. S.
ON This 9Th day ~ February. 1914 before rf
appeared George s. Harris julian s.. Hams
snd simon Aschcr 20 80 known snd know
20 mo 70 10 10 individuals described 600 and
who executed tho foregoing instrument. ana
they sevcrslly duly acknov lodged 20 M mat
they executed tho same for the USES and rUr-
poses therein expressed.
tScsLl Man SPITZEL Notary Public.
New York County. y. r
STATE OF Now York. city and County OF New
York. S..
George \. Harris. boinr duly sworn. saw,
am one n the general partners named Bro frr
foregoing certificate o. limited partnership
The, sum specified IN said certificate 10 ~ o
been contributed 10 tho common stock of tie
limited partnership % simon Ascher Com
panv hy Simon Ascrer. the sreciai part
therein named 20 wit. one hundred a.
thoussni $50 co0 dollars has been actually
and IN good faith paid ia cash 70 said common
stock hy said special psriner.
GEORGE A. HARRIS
sworn 70 b.for. me This 9Th day - Febrn-
ar 1914
Seal MAH sPITZEL Notary Public.
New York County, y. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
LONDON IRREGULAR:
PARIS PRICES FIRM
COnSOIs Notably Strong Berlin
BOerse Chccrful-Amcr-
leans Dull.

London. Feb. e FirmneFs in con5ol7
aud \ broadening demand Tor Hallirs and
rubber shares were about the only feat
uros 10 the trading to-day on the Stock
Exchange. The market otherwise was
quietly irregular. despite tho satisfactory
conclusion Of the settlement Scottish
rails we're weak on disappointing divi-
dcnds
American securities were quiet with
only fractional changes. The closing was
dull. with prices ranging from ., above
10 i, below parity.
Consols closed "a higher at 10 LIS for
money and ~. FOR the account Canadian
Pacific was J higher AT c2'2's
Paris. Feb. Prizes were firm on IN.
BoUrsc to-day
Three per cent rentcs closed III cen
times higher AT 81 francs 10 centimes for
the account
Exchange on London, # francs III cen
times for checks.
Private rate OF discount Per cent.
Berlin. Feb. l1.-Priccs were hrm and
higher on tho Boerse to-day
Berlin exchange ON London vas lower
N 2n marks 45i3 pfennigs
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sale. Market rrin. medium and light weights
.oid q 90 80 Der To- n. roughs sass IS. coun-
Try dressed hcgs steady ar Spl-c per 10.
Chicago. FEB l--HoGs-- Receipts 81 90
veal: buns IS 5oass -, light s. 'oaSs =;
m!xed s. i0dSs o.: heavy. s. 5JnS ~. roush
s. sass 40: pigs. g 5eHSs -. CA1vl Lille
CENTS 800 slow beeves inSs 81: Texas
steers. g. soau. stockers and feeders. 50 50qss
so -. SHEEP-Receipts 200 steady. ma b.
tncs. 81 1Jo55 90: yearlings. 3 .5G'7 10. lambs
Kansas Citv' Feb HOGs-Beceipts :. ieo;
lower. bulls. q 3)dts -: heayy. s. o5dSs t5
hackers ami butchers s. sass 60. light. s. -0q
s. 20. niFs Sd8 CATTLE-Receipts. D. 20
Including 90 Southerns steady prime sed
Southern. soar o.. cows. -opf' %. heifets
,7dts. stockers AMI feeders. s. 5oqss; bulls
sans, %. calves g. 50asio g. SHEEP-Re
ceipts SO 90: strong: lambs S7GT -. year
lings ioass =. wCthsrs. s. -5Gij -; ewes
Cincinnati. FEB. HoGs-Recepts sise.
STEADY. packers. 8 aenSe %: common Sow.
81 15nS- g. CArTLE-Receipts. 6S. steady 10
strong: steers. s. ,5dv 90: heifers. ia's COWS
S3as. 80. calves active and strong. SHEEP
Receipts %. strong. lambs steady .5dSs 20
Fasf Bunaio Feb. .-CATTLE-Receipt
100. STEADY NEAL~-Eeccipts %. active and
steadt: S5rSie Jo HOGS-geceipts J. 100. slow
and 5aisc lower. Workers active and steady
heavy. 50 i1q59 -. mixed. % 2oa'a iQ Yorkers
81 5jat9 90. piss. % i5nM -. rouShs. s. JjpjS 90
and LANES Rfceipts. 300, active. i5de5c
lower. lambs. 8 5opi, s.: yesriinss sd;. %.
Vethers. sass IS. ewes. $3.50 %. sheep. mixed,
g 15ai6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
Realty Notes.

Edward c. Schroeder is the buyer Of
the apartment house al Nos. 50S anu 800
West l2lth street sold recently through
j. q. liough 4 co.
BuLerth q Huberth and Horace = Ely
a Co Negotiated the lease OF the i've
story building. No. IS West 3Oth street
on lot 2SXloo feet. for Albert j. Middle
brook 10 August 3anssen, proprietor OF
The lIofbrau lidus, which adjoins for q
long term Of Years. Plans were fled
Wednesday with the Buildings Depart
ment fo~ altering the property. II will
he used b" Mr.. Jansen in conjunction
with his present business.
Moore. Schultz E. co. were the brokers
III the recently reported trade involving
No. 2266 Amsterdam avenue and No. $40
TO 5l4 West 1foth street.
There Will be e. meeting Of the West
Side Taxpayers Association tomorrow
evening at No. IS, West @sth street
william II. Felconer denies the recent
Is reported sale Of his property Al Nos.
- and "a Charles street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
STANDARD OIL IN CHINA
U. S. Corporation to Explore
New Fields Under Agreement.

Picking. Feb. with the assistance
of the American Legation at Feking the
STANDARD Oil Company concluded to-day
after long negotiations an agreement with
the Chinese government which is consid-
cred Of high importance
The oil fields Of the province Of Shen-
II and of the northern part or the prov
ince Of Chill will be explored. and n
they prove sufficiently valuable. Of which
there seems 10 be no doubt Chino
American company will he formed In
which the standard oil COMPANY VIII
have A controlling interest, the Chinese
government 10 have q certain percentage
Of the shares.
Representatives OF the Standard OH
Company and officials OF the American
Legation refused to give details Of the
transaction tonight. saying that the Chi
nese were unwilling TO make public an
nouncement.
IT is believed in some quarters that the
transaction includes a loan by the stand
ard Oil COMPANY 10 the Chinese govern
ment.
Washington FEB l2.-The State De
partmcnt has been advised OF the efforts
Of American oil interests TO obtain con-
troll OF Chinese oil concessions. put has
taken no part therein The Standard Oil
Company has made The fght alone
asainst powerful foreign competitors.
japanese particularly were deeply inter-
ested.
The oil fields arc at Yen-ChanS, in the
province Of Shen-Si Japanese AT present
operate the wells. which are piped with
bamboo. and otherwise are OF primitive
construction. \ Belgan-ov ned railway
is now being run into that country. which
will afford an easy means Of marketing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
NEW BROOKLYN APARTMENT |
Will Be Twelve Stories, win
Theatre on Lower Floor.

twelve story apartment house. win
tho first noor devoted TO = theatre i"r
photo plays. is TO be erected ni inc
REYNOLDS Estate ON the block adjacent u
the BROOKLYN approach of tho Manhattan
Bridge.
II win bc on tho block bounded by
Bridge street. Mark Place and lliru
street. and IS estimated TO cost 10000 To-
Horace Greeley Knapp who has been en-
gased TO prepare the plans Tho eleven
upper roors viii he divided In one and
two room suites.
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WHEREAS. simon Ascher md George A.
Harris nave heretofor. transacted business nm -
& Company I'm the city and state - NcT
York for moro han three - 'esrs. with ffoir
principal place of business IN the Borough ~
Manhattan. City, county and state 81 ""
WHEREAS. said firm was disfo,y,d m The
9th dav OF January. 1914, oy mutual consent
and
WHEREAS. said GEORGE A. Harris and
Julian A. Harris and said Simon Ascher have
formed p limited partnership IN which SAT-
George T. Harris and Julian 4. Harris are
special partner. fo- tho purpose oc carving IN
the said business. and intend 10 continue said
former business and tho Use - the said part
said former firm of simon Aschsr 4 Con1-any
arc members o. said limited partnership
now. THEREFORE,. tho UNDERSIGNED 10
hereby certify and dec lsrs that the persons tn
tending 70 deal under tho said nsfns % simon
Ascher & Conranv. With their respective places
Of residence are.
George A Harris Who reside, at No. AZ
West 10th St Borough o. Manhattan. city -
New York Stetc or New York:
Julian a. Harris. who resides a. No. 80
West Hin St. Borough 2, Manhattan. Ci'y o.
New York. state OF New York. and
Simon Ascher. who resides AZ liorel Ansonis
Borough Of Manhattan, CITY OF New YORK
That said Geore- a. Harris and Julian \
Harris are general partners ard said simon
tscher IS special partner.
The undersigned further certify and decisr.
thai The principal place where sai1 business
will be conducted under the I'D frm mama o.
simon Ascne- e. COMPANY IL I'm The Borough %
Manhattan City. County and state or New
York.
Dated this esth dav % Jarusrv. 1914
SIMON ASCHER.
GEORGE :. HARRIS
JULIAN 4. HARRIS
Stat. " New FORK City and County or New
York.
on this 2eth dsv 81 Jsnuary 1914, before ms
personally appeared George \. Harris. Julian
4 Harris and simon Ascher. 70 me known snt
known 70 me 20 be the individuals described
I'm and who executed tho foregoing certificate
and severallv duly acknowledged 70 me that
they executed the SANE.
Commissioner of Deeds. New York cry. -.
sidin- IN Manhattan Borough, New YORK
Coulty.
w. County Clerks No. ~
Y Y Ra-ister's No. 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
BANK or FRANCE STATEMENT

Paris Feb. 1.-The weekly statement
Of The Bank Of France shows the follow
ing changes Gold in hand increased %
521 900 francs. silver in hand decreased
100000 francs. notes in circulation de
creased 1S5.750.ooo francs, treasury de-
posts increased 66.415.000 francs. general
deposits decreased l7.250.ooo francs. bills
discounted decreased 4-.s'5."po francs
and advances decreased 70. 100000 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
Dwelling Houses Rented.

DOUGLAS l.. Elliman & % have
ieesed Tor the Lawyers Realty COM
panV. No. Ia East I'D stree. four
story high stoop house. OIL 4 lot 1851
TO-. feet fcr term Of wears 10 Albert
Stickne..
H. {. Senior & Co have rented for
Norma ~. Jarrett the four story dwell
ing 70. o.; West 64th street for a term
Of three years 10 Edna Arnold for occu-
nancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

SiGNAf. MOTOR TRUCK CoMRhNY sc.
: meeting OF the stockholders ~ tiiT Cor
poraiiou viii he held at Room 90. 40. - Nas
-zu street. BorouEb OF Msuhafta'. CITY. con- -
tt and state OF Sew YORK. an fle 10Th DAY of
February. 1915 II II. 10 o'clock in On" tore
noon Of said DAY FOR the purpose 81 tOtns
upon tho proposition that this corporal ton DO
dissolved forthwith and of considering and
trsnssctinE such Other business - mas prop
erlv come before said meeting.
ALBERT g. BUR X. President
Now York January 18th. 1874
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suRRoeArE's notice.

~ PURSUANCE or N oRpsns
Rober, Ludlow Fowler, ,. S.,ss..Is
caNntv a, New YORK. roiisr ,,na y
70 ali persons having claims ~ ~ Y
rrown. late = The county, 81 IA -
teased' 10 present tho ssms III ~
a.. rsor. 20 INC subscriber. ~ n -
'rsnsacting business ~ enss !, 49,
Nm Yorl. on or before the i'' "
1871 ..,, a, - NJ
''' u SOILS RlTrEHsANh x
MAN S. NsYEk. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

Tho regular scmi-Annuai Dividend 81 S2.oa
per share on the Preferred stock and the
regular Quarterly Dividend OF $50 per
share the Common stock Of this Com .
psnv have this DAY been declared, payable 80
the Treasurer Office. 100 Broadvay. New
York. y T.. on Wednesday. April I. 1914 70
stockholders OF record Al . p. NJ, on Monday.
March -, 1914.
Stockholders who haye not already done SO
arc urgently requested to ile dividend mailing
orders with tie undersigned, from whom blank
forms ma, be had upon application.
FREDERIC V :. CROSBY. Treasurer.
E.,r-lar.- II 1alL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
Apartment Houses Leased.

The Central Building Improvement and
Investment Company leased to Isaac
Workiu Hampton Court and Edinbor-
ough Court. seven story structures zach
on q plot ll5N39.l feet az No I2e 10
l49 West li0th street: also Earls Court.
abdt:iug q similar structure. or a blot
f9gX99.fl feet. ~ No. los 10 1l6 West
last street. for three years froIfl Janu-
sry "a. at rentals ranging from s.. 900
10 Seg 600 = wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


New Yorh. February D.. 1914
BEINf>-Rcceipts so head nearly all
for slaughter 80 trading u live cattle.
Nsminally steady Tor an sorts and glade.
Dressed beef steady. native sides city dressed.
1.li,c
t\LNIs-Keceipts los head. SD for the
market. Prices full steady. Common 20 prime
teals sold az ,gnslS per 100 10. bsrn5 ard calves
and yearlinss nominal CITY dressed veals
STEADY TO nrrn at l6sisisc. country dressed.
l.alii1c
>Httf AND LAMBS Heceints 90
head -. cars on sale. Market STEADY md
an sold prompts. Inferior choice sheen
sold Al sass per 100 10; medium TO prime
lambs, SsnN 80 Dressed mutton firm. a. Si-u
NC. with choice weihers selling ~ ~.
crCsssd lambs strong NJ l-isnllsc hnE
dressed l5Hloi-c, country dressed dollhouse
lambs unchanged. AZ SsaN per carcass
Receipts, ! nsi head. -, GERS on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY


4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of One Dollar
and Fifty Cents $3.50 per share on the Capital
stock n this Company has been declared pay
able 81 the Trcasurer's Office. No. loo Broad
vsy. New York. y. Y. April T. 1914. 10 stock
holders Of record at the close Of business, az
o'clock uoonl Saturday. February ., 1914 The
stock transfer books will not be closed FOR the
pa vment o. this dividend. Cheques viii be
mailed only 20 stockholders who have filed per
manent dividend orders.
A. X VAN DENENTER. Treasurer
Yen York Fehrua-, IT, 1914
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE or HEARING On FORM or CON
TRACE
Notice is hereby given thar public NEARING
VIII he held a. the Offices OF the Public service
commission Tor the First District, Al lJf Mas
sap Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New Norh
CRY. on tho 10th day o. feDrJaryi lsif u,
terms and conditions OF the contract for ne
construction OF section 10. o. Route No. ..
being a part Of lie seventh ANenua-LeN.ns ION
Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad, "nich section
may he briefly described as follows.
Section No. =. Beginning 81 a point under
Lexington Avenue. IN the Borough Of Msnnst-
tan. near the soutnerly building me OF tSst
Fort,-third street and extending thence norm
eri. uu.ler Lexington Avenue 20 a point about
hf-v ,-o' feet north Of the center linz OF tast
Itfy-th.rd stree,
Comes OF the draft % said contract MAJ he
obtained a. the ssid Office Of the said Public
Service commission TO- one dollar e4cn.
Dated. New Yora. February .. 1914
PrBLlC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR The
FIRST DISTRICT
Ry EDWARD r Mccall. Chairman.
TRAVIS T. WHITNEY Secretary.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice j. hereby given that an so.
Assembly bill No lis. Int. No. ne has been
passed by both branches OK the legislature
entitled An act 20 amend chapter four hundred
and scvcnty-one % the laws OF nineteen nun
bred and thirteen. entitled AN act 10 provide
for commission on the codiicaton - the
practice and procedure in the municipal court
Of the city OF New York and 20 simplify. re-
wise and amend the plesoings practice aaI
procedure therein. and % provide rules for the
conduct OF the court justices. clerks and at
tschev thereof and tho marsnals attached 70
the said court in relation 10 eStenclng tne
commission time % report % the Legislature
Further notice IS hereby given that a Pubic
Nearing upon such Dill Will he held al the
MAYORS once. IN the city Hall. In The cry
o, New York. on Mondsy. February IS, 1914
a. $50 O clock p NJ ,
dated. city Hall New York February d.
JOHN PURRoY Mitchell Mayor
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Dsfsd. Wv YorE. I71lsrY e.rt. ,tu
PHILIP p COX. r.,,.

SUPREME COURT. COUNT OF m
York. sarah kohn. risintlr. ag,i-r -.
+. Schmidt. o. al. Defendants
IN rur, suce - IIismcn, Of t--,-,,,
and sale. duly made srl entered In ~ g..
entitled action snd hear.nz dsis n. ~ 4.
OF Jsnuarr. 1914. T. rho undersigned. r, -
cree in said Judgment r1nlsd. viii yfl r.s
lie auction. ~ th. Exrnanss ssl,rsc- =,
i<-lG Nesey street. IN the ro-ogrh - r,..t
tan. CIfv - NeV York on n. sfh a. :
March. 1914. a. II c.ocf noon On ,ss n |.
Trgonn g. Tar ArCficueor. N. rfsrl,-, >
rect,d nv SAID igdsmsn. 10 ~ soh an a-.a
described as follows
Al thar certain iof niec. ~ Psr,ri = h.
with The Buildings sud inrroyers,y fr.r,
erected. situate. Wing srd heinT IA n. =
0uG1 - Manhattan, CTS. county ar1 20, q
Nov York bounded and described IS fsru
Beginning ~ POINT - The sogi5ssg x Z
18th stree. distant one hundred ard f,ss, -
feet pcstsrlv rom the ccfn-r ,orr1sf y !.
intersection ~ tn westerly si1s II ssz
with the said southeriy side ~ 18th srr- Z,
running thence Gouthcrly uarall.i -fh ,v-s
and psrt - the distance fhro1ss an.
wall. ono hundred and three fc-' tsr~ -
20 IN. cont-e Inc ~ ~ block it--o, rtx
along said centre Ire - the block. snt gs
with 18Th Street fvcnr-fis feei. s-'
northerly and parallel WITH iveng' 81
nsrt OF tie distance through ano'a0 -
wall. one hundred and three feet hle ~
10 tte soutnerly side ~ i5ih street. snt -
essteriv along ~. s-ctherlY SIDE o. 10 -
Twenty-Five feet - the poini or nlsf, s
nins. Re said several distance, Iro tfrerr
more O.. 'ess said rrewises hs'rg VS.
ana bv the street No 49, rss' ijth -
Dstot. Nc-- YORK.. F,nrusrf 5rd, i9f
EDWARD T.. PARRis RieY
FISCHER Z GoSENBAIM. hicpf =
PlainuH. ~ Broadway. boroufa 8 "a
haitian. =. T city.
- 70 sod. rs street Number . ~ < s.
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
U. 6. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington Teh 1.-THE condition Of IN.
United states Treasury al the beginning oil,
business to-day was follows: Net balance IN
general fund. 800 6ss 80: total receipts yestsr-
dAv. 81 $50 0ss total payments Yesterday s.
3.s4lo The deficit fcr this fiscal wear is
81 81 "a acstnsf surplus OF iA3ll.-eS lsst
wear. exclusive 81 Panama canal and public
debt transactions.
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BOD T-I| u
~ ,,,ro,,mste amount o 80
~ ~ sst,sfy mitch ise st,n. ~
p pr9 'l',xSt,-eisbt and ii-ico 80 IN. IA =
wiz interest thereon iros ~. ecsr y.
g H.rv 1914 together VIZ. VIZ, y, re vs g
io~snce. amounting % go -, vTh n.
srorH January sist. 1914 ios..,,,,as -
nenses OF The sale TIE AZ, .ser ~
~ the taxes assesstneh'' .iex5
other liens, Nhich are go ,ooasy
pu'I me Referee. Is sfa6oS ~ ls..'.
said premises VIII b .'.a \" ~ -
,rior ,porisages. agsregitins 100
81. 90 and the sccruel irt,i' sd isfi !.
b,,,d' New Yorb. Februarl, . M 10,
N''''' HARRY =. TItNtN
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stanton street


TIE Approximate amount of ths lien ~
charge 20 satisfy which tho sboye.described
proncrtv - IN be sold j. Six thousand ~ .
hundred and sixteen ana s1-loO polls :
tSG2iG.s1t with interest thereon from the
lcih dsy OF .Isnuar3, l:li together With the
costs and allowance amounting 10 six hun
dred cightv-one and 90 100 Dollars fS5si Ooi.
with interest from January 22nd. 1911,
together with the expenses OF the sale The
approximate amount Of the taxes asses
r,eufs and water rates or other liens sub
irct 20 which the above property - 10 be
sold by the Referee. IS Six thousand seven
hundred and Owe AMI $500 Dollars -"
To5 4S) and interest
The above described premises will be sold
subject 10 a FIRST mortgage OF the sum or
SIS 900 and The accrued interest thefeon
from September Let 1913 az the rate OF o.
pcr cent per anuum also 10 any STATE or
facts "a hich an accurate survey VII show.
dated New York Fcbrusrr fth, l2if
WILLIAM \ BOYD. Referee
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:. MACM1CHAEb,
EMPRESS AND STORAGE,
FURNITURE MOVING.
rnH -

:. MACM1CHAEL,
EMPRESS AND STORAGE,
FURNITURE MOVING.
25s West 22d ST.
: ". Cor. cd 81.
New York. Feb lsli
10 Mr.. Rowan Mrs. Mary Brown. Mrs 4.
Brown. Mrs Hescen. Miss Hsrvold. Mr.
webb. Mrs Davidson. Mrs. Truss Miss Don
sldson. Miss Mary Eskins, Miss IA 6erse'
Mrs Marsh. Mrs Donnelly. Miss Margaret
Sorl.v Mr. Soulres You and each o. you are
herebv notified that the time for payment OF
my lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice having neen
given 70 YOU / viii cause such properly, 10
Wit household goods personal enects ana
merchandise stored b. you or IN your name
in s. MacMichaers Express ana Siorase once
20 be sold at public auction. according 10 the
statute, in such cases made and provides, ~
the Auction Rooms ~ Kaliski 4 Gsoay, -
University Place. New York CITY. on lhurs-
da, February 49, 1914. Al T. ".
MACNICHAEr.S EMPRESS < STORAGE 90.
sAMI FL. NTACNICHAEL. PIoprictor.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

Ner Oriesns Tsb lc.-Tle cotton market
was dull % % the LAST hair hour OF business
to-day. when buying IN volume came bon and
prices bulesd sharply. following revision o.
spot quotations. Al o'clock the market stood
4 TO 0 points up from this there was rise 90
= Level OF - 20 s. points Up on tho old crops.
The close was quiet and stead, 81 a me- all
.t-.n ~ s o Il rolnls
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me NEW YORk CENTRAL 4 HUDSON
HIAIE RAIL KOAn LOMPANN.

Treasu UII0c. ITsnu IentTaI ItIHlIHsI
New York February 18Th. 1914
Notice is hereby given that the four and one =
hslf Per cent. ciqfd Three Year COD Notes OF
mis- Compauv maturing March End. 1914, Will
be maid ~ This Office on End after that date
Coupons should he detached ana presented ~
aratcly. . .
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- a@i chestnut street

Philadelphia. Janusrr % 1914
TfpIIIrY TRUST COMPANY formerly
Tic Fidciff. Insurance. Ttue' and -afe bc
posit Company. Trustee under Mortgage ~ the
William oramp g. Sons NIip 6 Engine buiid
INK Companr dated March g. 1893 in' ties
tenders or proposal FOR bonds ISSUED under
said Mortgage ~ ho surrendered FOR rodenp
tion. proposals foo boz opened and awards made
on February 20 ioii a. - O'Clock VI.
r ELLIS. prcsi lint
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Brooklyn Dwellings Sold.

Henry Pierson A. CO. have sold III.
three story and basement private dwell
ing at 30 re St Johns Place for John
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Newport Cottage Rented.

De Blois & EldridSe have lea sed for
fhe Shields estate a cottage on Rucgles
avenue. Ochre Point. Newport. T. + 70
coming season.