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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
PROPOSALS.

-.,.,-,n aims WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
ne Board o. Mss, suppl ,, a. Il, 'G p.1:
tWen', 49,. and Chambers streets. Nss YORK
Row ,,a,u II A NJ. on Tuesday. June y'h. 1914.
Tor .s III ;ss ssssou %
potuon snding frnm Grafton Lake. In Westches
teui 49,, \ ~ 20 tie northern boundary
,si "a The City OF Ne" fork. distahes %
spero1Si lI,Is under another contract.
teen .s ~. .e,ve place and time the bids viii
a. ausl,cly opened and read. Pamphlels con.
be peeN, neorsnaton far bidders and contract
tsIhns can be obtained az tho above sddTess
ore ~, once Of ths secretary. ey deSesitins
a.: ~ ,am Of ten collars sleoo IN cash or no
SHuit't.,s apply to the ofiics Of the Principss
p.lI,ant Engineer. at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
JOTf< r. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board OF water supply
W.IBRUcE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
UPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Anna 4. Gillies Plaintiff. aEainst I. Y.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Anna \. Gilies, Plaintiff. against T. Y.
Smith Realty and Construction Co. inc.
ct al. Defendants. pursuance Of iudg.
and entered in the above entitled action
and bearing date the 18th day ot MAY.
1914, I. the undersigned. the referee IN
said Judgment named. will sell at public
auction. at the Exchange Sslesroom. Nos.
1910 Nesey street, in the Borough OF Mar
haitian. City OF New York. on the 18th day 81
June. 1914, at y O'Clock noon on that day. by
Joseph Day. Auctioneer. the premises d.
rected by said Judgment TO he sold. and therein
described as follows: IAN that certain iot
Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying
and being in the Borough OF Manhattan % IN.
city Of New York in the County and state NJ
New York, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the Southerly line OF
West ilsth Street, distant one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE n29 feet Westerly from the West-
erly line OF Eighth Avenue; running Themes
southwardly but parallel with said Westerly
line Of Eighth Avenue. and through q party
wall so far the same stands. one hundred
OO0l feet eleven GD inches 20 the middle line
OF the block: thence Westwardly but along saii
thence Northwar1ly and again parallel with
said westerly lire OF Eighth Avenue and
through another party wall so far as the same
extends one hundred d0oD feet eleven I'D.
inches 10 said Southery line OF West llSth
Street. and thence Esstwardly but along the
same twenty-five t2D feet 10 the point or place
Of beginning
Dated, New York. May 10TH 1914.
FREDERICK r RICH. Referee.
I. & A L. ZTNKE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. gss
Broadway. Manhattan. New YORK.
The following is diagram or the property ~
he sold: its street number Is 3os Wet ,lsth
street:
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
BOTTLE TELLS OF WRECK
Brings News of Fate of Steam
err in November Gale.

Saut Ste. Marie. Mich. June A note
picked up in a bottle by surfmen at the
Nermillion lifesaving station told OF the
wreck OF the steamer Henry e. Smith
near Marquette in the storm OF last No
vember.
The Henry r. Smith and her crew of
twenty were never heard from after they
left Marquette. and only one body from
the vessel, that OF the chief engineer,
ever was found. The note, signed "Oli-
YER" read:
Sunday mornngTo the Haywood
Company, Cleveland: Finder please for
ward. The Henry Il. Smith broke in two
opposite No. hatch about y miles east
of Marquette We are having An awful
time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
HIS I'd WEDDING EUGENIC
Wyeth Gress Marriage
Called No Elopement.
BY Telegraph TO The Tribune.


Lancaster, Penn, June i.-George r..
Wyeth, a silk merchant, Of zoo West 5Sth
St. New York City, and Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Gress, of this city. were married this
afternoon at the rectory Of ST. Pauls
Reformed Church, the Rev. DR.. j. w.
Meminger officiating.
Mr.. Wyeth and Miss Gress obtained Il
license to wed May % and, under the
eusenic law Of this state, were compelled
TO appear personally and answer many
pertinent questions.
Mr. Wyeth swore that he was 81 years
old, was divorced June p. 1910, by the
Supreme Court Of New York on statutory
grounds. Miss Gress is p years old and
was born in Columbia. Penn. Nj. Nyetn
said that the wedding was no elopement,
and that Miss Gress's mother had no OBJ
jeCtions TO the match.
We're happy and going back nome to-
night" said Mr.. Wyeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-oT Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers

SPRINGFIELD MASH + Fletcher 20
n + Fletcher. ladies' ready-to-wear; Park
ST LoUIS-Pierce Garment co. Il A"'
cloaks and suits: Claridge o
YOUNGSTOWN. OHlO-Strauss- llershoers %
u Deac6m. ladies' ready-to-~ear. si' WI
av.
Millinery. Laces, Notions. etc.
baltimore bargain House
BOSTON-w FiIene. Son, 90; Miss Louis
millinery, il8 " sgd ST. $780,.
BOSTON-Jords Marsh 90; "rs'"s''
handkerchefs: ~ Union square. ,,,,.,-,..
CinCAGo-The Model: II Cooper millinery
Murray I'M.
MEMPHrs-s,Anmerheld & Co; II sum
merfsld. millinery. 10 r a2a ST
PfTTsBC RGH-Erenk e. ssder: i Fero'r
millinery: 40 ith sy. 49,.
RICHMOND. VA-Cohen Co. Miss WaE
sneT; faces e%sa. and sas,s N..Sn
Morgan. laces. embroideries, Neilihss s"o
neckwear: $50 4th av.
ST LOUIS-Stix, Baer Fuller Drygoon'
Co. Miss T. Borek. millinery; ~ W -5d 81
Mems snd Boys Wesr.
ATLANTA, GA-Frankel Clothing Co; | Fran
BOSTON--W Filenes Sons Co; y F Raphael
furnishing goods; lls W 5?d ST. .,,- ..
CHARLESTON, C--s Banov; clothing 'nd
fnrn goods: II Denis.
CHIC AGO-Siegcl Cooper Co. \ Mann
weller clothing: u T. 22d 81.
PEORIA. UTs-The y & VI; J F Tinan' tur'
nishng goods. clothing. etc; 1929 BWay' Gum
berland. 81,
PITTSBI' RGH-Kaufmann e. Bser Co; { h
Van Scotch. hosiery. gloves ana fohisnHs
goods; % Madison az.
Miscellaneous.
INSTRUMENTATION Credit House; G WASH
burn general merchandise: Park Avenue.
BTFFALD-Hamlin's IL y Des Marets mer-
chandise manager; Il6 W 32d St
OHICAGO-Sears. Roebuck Co; d ElNeh'
house furnishing goods; i3> Rwsy d,
GREENVILIE s C--GTeenville u co; II
candle. general mdse: Marlborough
PITTSBI'RGH-Ios Uarne Co; I n kenneN'
uph goods; 90 W sd 81.
SBI,RGH-Pittsburgh y 6 Co: Meis-
ter jewery and novelties; 43 Leonard St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
BOND BROKER IN TROUBLE
Henry Anstey Files Petition in
Bankruptcy.

Henry Lee Anstey. bond broker Oh loi
broadway. who lives at oyster Bay, Long
Island. Yesterday fled a petition in bank
ruptcy before Charles A. Tipling, referee
in bankruptcy in Long Island City. MI.
Anstey placed his liabilities at slIl,5ss, OF
which s45.053 Is unsecured. His assets
are placed at s26s.
The only secured creditor is the Arm OF
A. o. Brown & Co., OF 81 Broadway, which
IS in the hands OF a receiver. The
amount due this firm is $21534. which Is
secured by an assignment from Mrs.
Anstey Of sixty acres OF land at Glen
Head. Long Island. valued at $4,000.
Among the creditors are the Empire
Trust Company, .l3.75s; the Guaranty
Trust Company. 2s.545; the Union Trust
COMPANY, slC,5s7: the Equitable Trust
Company. N,Sl5; the Chase National
Bank, s732l. and his wife, Mrs. Phoebe T.
Anstey. s37.7ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
WILLS FILED.

HENRY SAMPSON CNay "a, more than
Zoo real estate, more nan RloWo personal
~ residence "A West 5Sth ST.. with contents
Including works Of ART win exception OF
collection Of porcelain, which is 10 ne 500
AZ death OF Mrs sampson. proceeds 10 residue
in trust 40 shares Amalgamated copper IN
come FOR ffe 20 Delta y. Morgridse, cousin
at her death. income 20 wife; a, her dean 10
tate in trust income OF o1s-third each 20
wife Henry Sampson. son. and Mrs Curtenlus
Gillette DAUGHTER; until death OF MT amp Nv
son. linen one half to son absolutely and in
come iron, one half for life; at death OF son
,rineipsI Of one half 20 his children. Othsr
n,nytslon Is made for daughter contingent On
lariin & Rathbcne. attHs'
WILLIAM sTODDART MAY 81. $4,000 per
sonai: 10 Emma Stoddart. wife. George W.
Hubben. atty
HENRY SUMMONS MAY 90, more man
SO 900 real estate. more than $4,000 persoh g
70 Two servants $500 each: two sisters and
l,ofber 500 each. diamond brooch 10 niece I.
residue TO Henry Eylnnd summons. son ana
MORRIS COHEN april 80 more than 5000
rcai estate. more than 5000 personal: Beth
Israel Hospital. 500; sarah Cohen. VIZ I'LL, IN
deluhla because she is not capable or taxing
care OF money testator said that children
would care for wife II sh" needed aid; SieV
in cash and real estate outside Of the state
is distributed among ave daughters and .wo
sons \. ). Welthsch. atty.
LILLE X. GREENWAiD tisy ~. more
than s.. 900 real estate. more than 900 yer
sonal. 10 Siguund ID. Grecnwald. husband
clifford &. Roberts. atty
PRANK -. PIERCE May lg. more than
$40 600 personal: life estate 10 wife, at her
death remaipder to sOn and daughter. Glhord
Hobbs a. Beard. attys
EDWARD II. MORAY June u. $4,000 pr
.onsl. 10 Margaret McCANy. daughter. and Ed
ward hin MCrsy. sol Metcalf II. Hatch.
atty.
WILLIAM HOWELL TAYLOR tMsy ID
more than 10000 persOrsl 10 two daughters
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FREE WOMAN IN 8 MINUTES
Jury Acquits Mrs. Lawson,
Tried as Husband Slayer.

Putnam. Conn. June AFTER deliber-
ating eight minutes, jury in the SUI
perior Court late to-day acquitted Mrs.
Amanda l.. Lawson. Of East Woodstock
of the charge of manslaughter arising
from the death OF her husband, Jonas p.
Lawson last August. Mrs. Lawson COL
lapsed when the verdict was announced
Lawson was found dead in horse
stall in the rear Of his home. Mrs. Law
son was arrested. charged with first de-
gree murder, but the grand jury failed to
find true bill. She was rearrested sew
eral months later, charged with man
slaughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
STORAGE NOTICES.

-. -IUhAGE AND NAREHOCs E'
.on,tanr. IS-iT West Gth Street-To W. Ia
r.-rsI Presto-Ceal Company and Paul AzbilL
samuel Gilbert: Alexander Do"; = . MiIsoa'
- Uerter, Charles J.. Tappen. John l.
plnSie. Mary r Kearney. Miss Z, Henley.
Mr. ~ a. Mutt. Margaret NJ Iorbe' supply
Sslss COMPANY. ". Weinberg. manager; sam
.el n. Burbank. p. 4. Warner. Mrs h eros
Lv Mrs r. r. Cotton: You and each OF you
are hereby notified that the time for the pay
,eapt OF our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired, after due hosl ON :
n .r-of had Been given you, We VIII cause such
uroperty. 20 vit. household goods and mer-
ehandise. stored by YOU or in your name IN
,ro warehouses OF the company. TO be sold al
,vhii, auction according to the statute IN
such cases made and prov ided at the auction
ro.,ins 81 W. II. Fisttsu A Son. southeast cor
nor 18th street and University Piece. NV
Work civ. commencing TUESDAY. June 18th
I,l4 ~ 1919 a m. ami continuing on even
tuesday and Wednesday thereafter al the
same place and hour until all the goods have
been sold. , 80
Liberty storage and Warehouse Company a.
f. West sch street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Another Justice for Bronx.

Justice James A. Blanchard OF lhe gu
preme Court has been assigned ny the
justices Of the Appellate Division 10 hoid
special and trial terms in Bronx county
in June and continuing through July
August and September. Justice John D.
Brady has been sitting in the county
since Its establishment, but the NUMBER
Of cases has so steadily accumulated that
II WAS deemed necessary TO assign an
other Justice. Justice Brady will con-
,i,,.. two terms being held in the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
James T.. March. Plaintiff. against Carmins
Msrasco and Pietro Alvino. as Executors. etc.
IT al, Defendants.-in pursuance or a 1udg-
ment OF foreclosure and sale, duly made and
entered IN the above entitled action, and bear
ing date tho 23rd day OF March. 1914, l. the
undersigned, the referee in said judgment
change Sslesrooms, Nos. li-le Eesey street.
Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New YORK. on
the 18th lay OF June, 1914. at II O'Clock noon
that day. by Henry Brady, Auctioneer, tns
premises directed by said judgment TO be sold'
and therein described as follows: All those GER
tain lots. pieces or parcels OF land, with tho
buildings aud improvements thereon erected.
situate lying and being In the Borough or
Manhattan OF the City OF New York, In tbs
County and State OF New York, bounded ana
described as follows: Beginning at the corner
formed by the intersection OF the southerly sids
Of Broome Street with the essterly side OF Mote
Street; running thence easterly along the
feet and eight and three-quarter inches; tnence
, southerly and parallel or nearly 30. with MOTT
Street One hundred and three feet and four
inches: thence westerly, and parallel. or nearly
so, with Broome Street. Seventy rect ana eisnt
inches 10 the easterly side OF Mott street. snd
thence northerly along the eastery sids OF
Mott Street, one hundred and eight feet ana
OF beginning. BE the said several dimensions
more or less. -
Dated New York City, May Is. 1914
ANDREW J. SHIPMAN, Referee
HEDGES ELY e. FRANKEL, Attorneys for
{ Plaintiff. 1s5 Broadway, Manhattan. Ne"
York city.
| The following is a diagram OF the property 70
| be sold; its street number is 1853 Brooms
/ Street:
/ Broome Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, June &
ARMY

ANMl
col. j. PAEEE Inf. assigned to e, 9o woI In
resume duties in charge Kansas CIV. NO.
oflce @ g. vice capt. r. Il. HARPER. q
g. TO Chicago. and resume duty as assistant
Following assignments officers Coast Art an
nounecd: CAPT. u. T. COLBY. atA Co. Go.
First Lieut.. q. VI. PECK. lnst Co; firsi
p \. WOODBURY. 18th Co: First Lieut..
\. u. BARKLEI. 18Th 60: First Lieut.. y y.
OTTOSEN. 18th co.
First Lieut. r. c. COOK. Coast Art. from
rirs ." lieut. Ii TT T. + RICE Is, Inf. from MIL
tsry Academy. Angus l.. TO proper station
First Lieut. ". ROSE. Coast Art. from Army
Transport Service Newport News to coast
Err, Lieut. ]. p. WARE. Inf. from Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Blacksburg. Va
Name same OF First Lieut. W. II. WALLACE. 2ch
Inf. placed on list OF detached officers, and
name OF First Lieut.. J. +. WARE, Inf. re-
moved therefrom; Lieut.. WAEE assigned
Fi Tn Lieut.. II. c. HARRISON. Coast Art,
from li7th to l5sih 90. .,. g. A..
Second Lieut.. A. &. SULLIVAN. Coast Ant,
std rond lieu Lieut.. J. J. WATERMAN. from 18th
20 "a CAV. ~
Lieut.. com. \. ANDREWS. detached MichI-
Lieut.. +. T. FINNEY. detached Kansas: 10
inspector OF ordncnc" and engineering ma
tcriai. Bethlehem steel %. south Bcihlc-
hem. -.
Lieut.. 0un.or gradc) u. :. BNBBITT, de-
tnched Nsvai Academy: 10 scorpion
p,Vmasf-s-'s CicfE ". GTILMETTE, pp-
pointed: to naval station, Cayitc.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIFS.
ARRIVED.
Juno :-Glacier AT Guaymas; San Francisco
June s'@saiSm at Vera Cruz; Texas At
ohos Island: omaha at Mare Island ,
Dixie a. Hos:on; PatuXent az key West.
June i-Jason a. Hampton Roads.
SAILED.
Iune 3-Prniris from Hampton Roads Tor
Ecr, York. OMAHA from San Francisco for
Marc Island: Lamson from Charleston Tor
New FORK. ,, - .
Wheeling at Guantanamo, ordered 10 navy
vard. Portsmouth y. H.. for overhaul.
Pstux.nt will remain al Key West until
oth instant then proceed 10 Vera cruz
petreI, al Key West, ordered TO navy yard.
por,smouth. ~ ~, az overhaul,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Railroad Accidents Now Fewer

Washington. June 4.--A totai de-
crease of I75 persons killed md OF 90
injured in all classes OF railroad acci-
dents was shown in the accident bulletin
issued to-day by the Interstate Com
merce Commission for the quarter ended
December 81. 1919. as compared with
the corresponding quarter OF 1917. There
Was also a decrease OF 3sS in the num-
her of train accidents. The report shows
1850 collisions and 1907 derailments
for the quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
FIRE RECORD.

4:A5r--1422 Amsterdam av.. owner Unknown; 30.
Soil Pike St. Annie Warren; trlhine.
lO.05-1s9s Lexington ay.. Minnie laococh'
slight
W
1870 T.. ll7th St, Bernard GreenberS;
trinng.
1905 w 18th st, Ada Balledeu trifirs.
1918 Allen St, Abraham Rosenzwig; tri-
fling.
7:l5-5H Fox st. Abraham Cotlowitz: triHins.
7-0-1.7 W. i0fh st. John Gilon: trihing.
S:0j-lS0 Suffolk st. John NoVhs: trifiing
9:Oo-9.7 West list ST.. T. Hirschheld: trhing.
9IJ--l East iGtn St. Nine HIDE: damage un-
known.
3:50-Academy and Prescott SITS. owner un-
known: trifing.
10 :3O-.O3 East 18th St. Cass Never: s..
ll:lJ-e16 Eas: 18th St, Frank keJalamo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

West 18th Street.
The approximate amount OF ,hs lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above dsscrlhcl
property is 10 be solt. is 81 9S3 IS with interest
thereon from the i9.n day 81 March. 1915 to-
gether with the costs and allowance amounting
&c N53@J with interest from March 9th, 1915.
together with the expenses Of The sale The sp-
proximate amount OF the taxes. Assessments
and water rates or other liens. which are 10 bs
allowed to the purchaser out of the purchase
money. paid by the referee. Is tas3 80 and
Interest: and TIE property r. 10 be sold subject
10 first mortgage OF iii.00o. with Interest
thereon from ihe 5th day OF April 1918
Dated New York. May 9Th. 1914
EDWIN II. UPDIKE.
Referee.
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,roome Street.
10i 81"

Tn. Approximate amount OF the zen
charge 70 satisfy which the above dsserioed
properly is 10 be Sold is 1000; w" rsnr',s,,
1914 together with costs and sHoNah.s
,n,ountinx To 500 %. with interest tnsIeon
ron March %, 1914. together with the expenses
ssId nrenises shall be sold subject 70 a
MORTGAGE OF N42 800, with interest thereon from
NovsTnber list 1913 The approximate sho"hs
- ,he tsxes. assessments and water rates or
- liens which are to be allowed 10 tns
purchaser out OF the purchase money, OF ps sa
Nv the Referee In Twenty eight hundred 0-s""
Dsted New YORK. May Goth, 1914.
ANDREW J. SHIfMAN. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-describ.d
property is to be sold. is Twenty-Five thousand
seven hundred and thirty-three t2e. 1881 Dollars.
with interest thereon from the 4th day OF May
1914 together with the costs and allowance
amounting 10 Four hundred sixty and S-l00
Dollars With interest from MAY lth, 1914. to-
getheT with the expenses of the sale. The APP
proximate amount OF the taxes, assessments
and water rates. or other liens. which are TO
be allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee, IL Eleven
hundred and seventy Dollars and interest. and
penalties.
Dated New York May 18th. 1914
FREDERICK r. RICH. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

To th. Creditors Of David II. OGDEN. Seeesssl:
TAKE xoricE tia, ne Ya$srs.sn' s:c sns Z.
80. -, port Dickinson, n. ", VIII on July ;.
isit AZ 1890 o'clock \. NJ. apply to ne sur
rogate'. Coarl OF Broorfe County for i<usrs
~ 49,, nroer III PROVISIONS Of Sec Sst Of the
CoIe Of civil Procedure, relating 20 modified
sSc.r4tv with consent 81 next OF KIN. ana ths
-edifoys 81 said decedent are hereby notified
80 ,rs.snt their claims against aid estate %
lion benjamin. Bsker. Surrogate OF Brooms
,o.n,v- a. Rlnshamtsn. y. y, ON cr before
'"S = NV CHARLES ". oGpgS
mi. z Green, Attorney for Petitioner. scs~s
y,imer building, Binshsmton, New York
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COUNTY COURT-HuMPHREY. J.
hnhr-DG

Kew Gardens Corp Corbin Develt Cor Ter
appointing W \ Jones. ". referee to compute
Elizabeth Cisco 'oncetta Dpaola-Order Pp-
pointing i Is W Ritter to compute
citizens Trust/M l. TOvns-Ordcr OF discon-
tiUUanCe
J 4 Ingraham/ F1crenco r Emmons Order Of
reference 10 T. J. STYLES.
The Teachers Bldg and Loan Assn /Geneviave
NJ Thompson--JulRmen of foreclosure and
sale. Emil Rathgabcr. ref, TO sell.
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suRRooATE's NOTICES.

49, orps-AScE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.
- ta,n - cohaIan, a Surrogate OF the Couhty
~ New York. NOTICE IL hereby given 70 ~, y,
persons having claims assinst Wvnsm y.
w-t,,cr, lx:e OF the County OF New fork. or
49, 90 nresent the same with vouchers
,Ssreoi 10 The subscriber. az her pisee o,
,Tsnsseting business. at the ONCE OF ArhoI.
4 Greene. No III Broadway. BorS1usn =. g.
M.oha,ta1. In the city OF New York. on OF
~ TIRE tbe 10th day of November NEXT
Gated &ew York. the 3osh day OF Ap'"'
1914. ,,,,~-vp rx.cutrix
Arnold & GREENE. Attorneys Tor sxseu-
trix. III Broadway. Boreush OF "aA"~
tan civ OF New York.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED

NupTPmC tOUrt TIL LBIN. 7.
Jacob kaplau/ Hearnl Rl'y Col Morgan
Lincoln TT con- Mulligan-S e Hartman
BY LEHMAN. J.
ROYAL A Toothpick CO.. Ia iger-F 4 O'Neill
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COUNTY COURT.-PLATT, J.
srRRoGATE's COURT-sAwYER, s.
AT WHITE PLAINS

pPORATE OF WILLS.
t... I. >t.ckc,, Annie Coo MacDoNel
'"'"'S TRI'STET's ACCOUNTING.
Alfred Marshall ...o,o,.>-r,>,c
EXECUTORS ACCOUN I'M
,,ioo richer Roger Lamson
A'''' .nNTT1STR ATOR'S ACCOUNTING.
John iSsG6TNrPr-LsoRY ACCOUNTING.
Ninona pE va le ESTATE PROCEEDING.
Eva d TW1IIaSiE1vERY PROCEEDING.
Elizabeth Iefurgy ,, ,-,C>.
PETITION FOR ADMlNlS ma AO-''
Ann Abbott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Trial rerm-Part I-SCIpDER. J. Fart p
GARRETSON. !.
NO DAY CALENDAR.
Part l-Casc on. Part decentralization rro-
ceedings. Highest number reached, 80. ca
endar passed TO June s.
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alJsINEss NOTICES.

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COURT CALENDARS
Cases will be called in order given below.
III. meaning Ct the line .. yersas o aEaInst

Trial Term-rart NIII--Adfped tor term.
Part NtN-HENDRGCK. J.
Law son Ward lCcllins/Citv Of y Y
DoWss/N Y l. & FL IeviSonHll Surety
Shober Royal ms OF g. Mines & Sherman
Homenway Schmidt Raup/ Rapp
SomeryilleJ Read case unfinished
Trial Term-Part NN-DONNELLY. J.
case on. No dav calendar.
Trial Term-part NNI.-WEEKS. J.
MCKnis htI Mcknicht Caspa ry/Iiatch, 1r
kafter Piser GaIlsShcr a. S/Bsrton
RedciiNe Fowler Case unfinished.
Coo katz
Trial Term-part NNII-Adiourned TO June
Is Part NNlII-GU-Y, J.
Cakc on. No daN calanhnr
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RFFTREFS AppO'NTFD-PUIL J.

0UunE/ Fdrn3ss-F Z IunItr
Jackson ICOhcn--J 4 Levi
Bv GREENBAl'M. !.
Harlem s Bk/Wash ITS Dcvlp-E A McShane
DRY Dock nst/FleischmGn Rlty CO F
MacLean
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STATE COURTS.
,oIpT OT APPEAIS.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SIrREME COUNT.

Appellate Division 10 H S,SS ING and
.''Isl y tI.AtiNt D.. ~ w As'.NN'
iA~'i''-.-. r.trsltl>ISS. IL
ENUMERATED Nc it,'NS
.., i,,ru,an re War;
wilma kaulon Bulk Cop't 90
SIMS, WARD Bread NlSNS,t"1,, ~"
Hss ~ .-l,,,l,-f % 4 Harris snyder
t-1''tt ......r- I.r ror Re Nam 81
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sURROGATEs' COURT-KETCHAM. s.
NO DAY CALENDAR.
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Special Ierm--BRADY J.
EX-parte matters. Motions
RabinoWitz/ Friedman PenShuck/QUinn
LOwenfeld/ Lewis * SOvinskN /Steinberg
LngleTt/ Randall GN,ron Colby
Porco/ Ebling BTwg Spielworth/Peachshre
Special Term for Triais-BRADY, j.
Ideal Casa E/BX-l3 st Waler/Waller
Kreuter /Friedenberg Beckcr/Becker
Davis HaTrison IIartwe/ CoTgil Rlty
Patzkc /PatZkc Graham Graham
Koeth /ROeth Marmor/ MarmOr
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case on. No day calendar