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pTRJJC NOTICES.

s,.f5f, i-ltr, COURT. APPELLATE DIvl-
SION FIRST Departmental lhr nt 1,t,s
Of tie application OF III Eh 20, ~, ".
nointrnert OF three commissioners 10 detTi
mine and report whether its elevated tstl-
road extensions, known respectively 40 tIlo
webster Avenue Line and the West arms
Subvav Connection in the Borough OF Inc
BrouV CITY OF New York. as liked ahc ue-
re-fained by the Public service tOI.iH'9ss
sion FOR the First District OF ths State OF
New York. ought 10 be constructed anu
Webster Avenue Line. West Farms subway
Connection. .,...
PUBLIC NOTICE - HEREBY CIV y
that the undersigned, Joseph L. Irueaddle'
Tuffau NJ Wright and Harry W FORBES.
having by an order NJ Tho Appellate Nv
sion % the supreme court in ana ioI Wy
First Judicial Department, entered IN W
above entitled proceeding on the lsth edy
OF December. 1914. bearing date OCTOBER
10Th. 1919. been appointed commisslohers
20 determine and report, ailcr que h,11t
ing. whether the said railroads anu i"T ~
and Tho West Farms subway Connection
as determined ny me fuoilI
Service Commission for the FIRST plsNi e
az M. state 81 New York set forth IN the
n,tIti,r OF marlborough Rapid Transit
CornDanv presented TO the said Appellate
Division on the eth day OF july lsAf sNg
filed 90 tho Office or the Clerh OF sou
Court on the same day, ought 70 ne con
structed and operated, do hereby appoint
"Wednesday. the 6th day OF January 1919
at O'Clock I'm the afternoon of that day
Al tho ofsos OF Joseph r. Truesdale, No.
l49 Broadway Borough OF Manhat an,
city OF Ncw York. a. the time ana pace
for the first sitting. and that AT such slt-
ting and such adjourned situngs as may
i've thereafter h,ld theyhwill hear All per-
sons interested 100 the slid matter. 800
Dated. New York De4embcr 2ith. 1914.
JOSEPH r. TRTESDALL,
JULIAN NJ WRIGHT
HARRY " FORBES
JAMES T.. QTACKENBISH.
Attorney for lnterborOugh Kappa IRAN
sit Company,
1865 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan,
New York, y. Y.
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED ~
the Board OF water supply. Al It's offices,
tv.enty-second floor Municipal Building.
park Row. Centre and Chambers streets
Nov York city. until n a. VI. on TUESDAY.
January o.. 1915. for CONTRACT lbS-Ior
F.. out 5000 square feet Of face cutting or
stones sor EcnsIso dam. The stones TO he
cut viii De- furnished 20 the Contractor
near the dam The work is located IN the
town Of North Castle. Ncstchester County,
N.w York. ,,,
At the above place and time the bids viii
10 nnbliciv opened aud read. Pamphlets
remaining information for bidders can be
obtained AZ the above address, at the ONCE
of tho Secretary. by depOsiting the sum OF
Five Dollars $50 100 cash or its equlFa-
lent for each pamphlet. For further par.
ticulars apply 10 the Office Of the Principal
Assistant Engineer az the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President;
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOIN J.. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water
supply
W. BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
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.tesr,er. Nlau,9r. Ncupot Ncvs and Norfolk.
% The OBI Dominion Ks Go, T.-I pesstAs's aiu
mlse. Quarantine. ,.3J H. IN
On tbe Nsg York aud cuba Mall - Go. IN ballast
Quarantine. 9.i0 ?
TaIte-a Non. Kingston and Pof' MIGRANT Deem
her a. 20 The United Fruit Go. with passengers
ali fu' var. ] ~.
Rosans UtaD. Trieste November :. tune ~
psf-s- u Csfaris - Nessns IS Palermo De
eemter D. and Oi4n g. 60 Phelps Bros Co. with
mdsc Bar. ~ M, 10Th
SURNAME Porto Colombia December -. snd
santa Marta -3. 20 the Jnitsi Fruit Co. Win
uidse Bar. 40
P.trs Don Grufucgos December y, 70 The
Nfuu,ou =, Tine. Nitl sugar Bar. . a.
Havana. Havana December 20. 90 the Nc5 lora
ami cuba Mail = 90. with 81 passensers mans
AMI md.e Ba.. n - m. .3ih.
Wilton Han BIZ. Newport Nefs december -
20 simpson. Spence & Young. in ballast quar-
gu'.D. ls q 100.
Tuss tSnciI. Rotterdam November u. ~ tie
Holland America Line. with Wd.c. Bar go o.
Ciu az Montgomery. savannah December 20 TO
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NOTES or THE TRADE.


IN an interview with S. Solomon
resident buyer, Of 40 Fourth a., ne
said: 81 have just returned from d trip
visiting my various accounts that arc
scattered throughout the country, and
have found business conditions very
good. The outlook for the coming year
is as bright as ! have ever seen, ana
many firms, especially in the west, eN-
pect 20 do d Big spring business. Inc
merchants viii have all their buyers
here before the 18th OF next month
and this viii mark the opening o. the
spring season in the wholesale trade.
When asked II he thought that me
wide skirts viii be a success, he saiG.
ut is too early for any one 20 predict
what viii be worn, as 10 Us up 20 the
women themselves. At present u looks
as though the wide skirt viii be shown
by every manufacture, some making
them wider than others. At any rate
ana preparing my Office force 10 as
sist the BUYERS that viii soon be here
10 do their carly spring buying for the
largest season that we have mad IN
years
The Joske Brothers Company depart
ment store Of San Antonio, Tex, will
make its New York Office with Baer &
Lilicnthal, resident buyers, OF lfS ives,
23d ST.. after the first of the year.
On or about January - j. r. Pa!men-
bcrc's Sons will remove their oihcea
and sale,room from no Broadway 20
tlc Palmeuberg Building. G3 and %
West Both ST. They viii have upward
Of 10000 square feet for showing an .
selling goods. and this viii enable them
to increase their lines. They nave
added wooden display fixtures ana artl-
fetal flowers and certain other display
devices. The new location puts them
in a very attractive section OF the city,
beiug near the big hotels, the princi-
nal stores, wholesale and retail. ana
convenient TO the great railway ter
minals. car lines, etc The removal is
interesting. too, in view Of the iacl
that il marks the breaking up Of the
old downtown store equipment section.
The Palmenberg concern has been IN
business since 1852 and always below
Aston Place. The uptown removal VIII
not affect their factory, which remains
at So and 81 West Sd 81.
Many large cloak and suit manufact-
urcrs are OF the opinion that covert
cloth suits will not be worn to any eN-
Ten. in the coming season, as many de-
psrtment stores have been selling TINS
cloth made up in cheap suit TO retail
al $40. The buyers of the better grade
garments arc turning their attention
to poplins, gabardines and whipcords.
Light weight corduroy iu the leading
shades is the newest cloth TO be shown
for the spring. and many buyers nave
taken to this cloth, as it has not been
shown extensively in the cheaper
grades of coats and suits.
Imports Of wool and worsted dress
goods for the ten months ended ln DC
tobcr of this year were valued at So
546.363, compared with $3,026,427 for
the corresponding period last year
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Shipping Information ana >,
Marine NeUS OF the Wond

N. ocean IS co. Nth passengers 'nd nd''' '-H'
satle. 5.35 u. .,- - and Charles
,or - 10 the CLYDE - CO. WIN pHseNSei' 49,
ulds. Quarantine. o.5t q o, g.. -. south.
ii ss0. Galveston December - 20 --9 m
~ P.ifs Co ui;h mdse. Qua snIhei - <
Emsnue. Nobel Be.sl Amsief1@In ~, IA.
,nd Dartmouth -. 70 haste. in osilas"
, ,,--..-h.- % B.fb.r
1 . h fas. Baf 1915 n -, ~,
CaiDDrWa. Brnswick December - 70 ne 1... "a,
lo-v = 60. with passengers 2al muse "-'''-
N.ls.g 1Duthi Rotterdam Decemoe: g., 70
Furch. Tl5s a 60. IN ballast BAT !..'O H.
SAILED.
steamers Lu,.sris lBrl. Liverpool caro- =. a. y.
- -. y Oc-iden.e Galveston; ~ Ga, "a
vc.-oa. Toronto BIZ Hull. Ihgmistocts tntesA,
pt-teus. Citv o. Memphis. NoIok; Meresneiu
~ Baltimore Dorothy BocA Grands: Sscl91s'
Copenhssen. Leto tDutsl. R.ueliam. re p,., ~
1910 r. santos. Ciy ", Macon. brenet.
R!5.,on lBr, Balumgs Ts-ie Wien ,NSiI' k2i-
f',,.-,,i S.1ts Marta CIstobsl, Huron. Charies-
i61 srd Jsckson7llle. Consi. Galveston.
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INFORMATION BUREAU.

INQUIRIES relating 90 trade matters and
conditions should hc addressed 20 tho Editor
Of tho Buyers Column.
Question Where is the firm Of A.
terton & Son located a Buyer. An
swer-They have gone out Of business.
Question: have about 500 plush
coats that | am willing TO sell at price
for cash. as ready money is needed.
would be very thankful if you can tell
me where ! can sell them. Thanking
YOU in advance 3. Cloak and Suit Com
pany. Cleveland. Answer-There are
several resident buyers that are always
open 10 buy merchandise Of this sort
at a price.
Question overskirts be shown
in ladies' suits for the coming season
viii the skirts be draped II. X. V.
Answer-NO. No.
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Inheritance Tax 73 Cents.

Boston, Dec. 3O.-Instead of paying
1897 30 on its New Haven stock in this
state. the estate of Cornelius y. Bliss.
Of New York, will have to lay only 10
cents. Judge Grant, Of the Probate
Court here. to-day decided that the 747
shares of New Haven stock held by the
estate were subject to an inheritance
tax here only to the extent Of the eX-
cess Of the tau imposed here over the
tax imposed i'm New York State, which
excess is 70 cents.
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NO DAY calendar
Trial Term -SCUt LIZ. q
40 day ca cullr.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME COURT-BRADY. J.
huilhol and .Ple. di--Arllur y Giegcrlch
COUNTY COURT GIBBS. D.
Ruf'-r Brown DavI l.. Cohen.
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TF1DAY. JANUARY
TRANSpACIFIC MAILS.

n,.t,n,,i,, .rt steamer. $50 p
T-.,.s1i't ..................D Dec
japan. Core4. China via Ssattle) Seattle
u,~@V lei, 81. F-su.is.ol sierra ...... De-
I'LL ~ 81, Trsr-iscol-L urline ........ Dee
Tahiti. Margucsas. Cook Islands. New Yea
land. Australia (gia san trantEcol
MrHNd .......... .. -''N'
Hawaii japan. C0res China. lhillppnes
lrid san Francisco Mongolia .......- . Jan
Japan Cores China 'Ut Se1''lel -lok0
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
SUPREME COURT -HENDRICK. J.
Julius Israel .25th Const Co-Airei Iraukentss'sr
EIlen Gcrken Van SChslcs Ls.--Uy Brady
Equitable Trust Go MAYER Ducc-Nm Lynch.
Chas T. khppeit Hannah Salomgn-ph.lp A
Schrdlsr.
rs COFF. ]
James w Newton Davis SkrioF-Chesfe- J Byrn.
Helen G. Brown Emma A MsyheN- Archibald II
NnEr
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Letters of Administration

IOHN q QUINLAN. lawyer tDec. To-. g. 900
personal 500 real estate letters l1 John T Quin.
IN s1u ,frf.r. ~ Hertef aftr
MRS LAURA CITY FRENCH daughter Of justice
Gus 81 Dc -rrf-u. tan De- -iI. lut mote
tisn s. 300 personal. Tf'er to Uarrg Ireu-.
husband william "a N0hl.lr. ants
IltnH VIII zoe. s-t $4,000 real estate
5000 ptrson.l. lc..sl4 TO Rose Wei. ale samuel
AAsLAgA- a..
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
,.,tru, De, 2O-Id4 Cuneo lNo-l. NcE fo,k -
Stendt9.g. BE-. .!-Henry Iegler Danl' Ne" io'A
R8,,s- he. 2I-urB DBelsl Philadelphs -.
Copealasea De. cwA.ezsnna;,a 'D'1 F Fsnou'
e.d-rT iDsrI Baltimore Via hirNTaii 80.
Ri1 t;rsnds % sll. De- 27-Me!oersA4n 'N'r''
NJ York va RIO de janriro. etc. g. .i
,,,s.si,ls, De a--Brit1rnla Fr. NeS iorE ana
Providence va Il..on. a. -. W
HAVE. Dec 9s-Ludilne OBJ. New fo'".
SAILED.
Bail, Dec 27-Tocshtus lBrazl. Ne" for@
PASSED.
Lizard. Dec 3o-Kura tBrl. Nev York tcr ha'ge
Eokeby iBr. Galveston va Ne'poH N'"' 'o'
pt.Fie Point. pee 24-.Dub5s Dutch. NsN YorA
rss,rei' De: se-EI.tcr CRY tBu. New Yorf
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SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York Flora NeWcOmb Brown. Plaintiff,
against Mary l.. Norton, et al, Defendants
In pursuance OF judgment - forcclosurs
and sale, duly made and entered IN the aooF.
entitled action and bearing date The Z3rf
dsy OF November. 1914. 7. tho undersigne1.
the Referee ln said Judgment named vii
sel at public auction, at the Exchange SAFE
room. Nos 1910 Nesey street, IN tho BOT -
ough OF Manhattan. CRY OF New YORK, on
the 1lth Gay Of January. 1915, AZ twelsa
o'clock noon OH that day. by y. PheniA
Iugrah1m. aucfiOneer the premises directed
uy said judgment 20 be sold, and therein q.
scribei as follows.
land with the buildings and improvement
thereon erected. situate. lying and being M
The Borough OF Manhattan. % ths city ~
Now York County and State Of New York,
bounded and described as follows
Beginning AZ point on the southerlT sos
OF Gfth Street distant 306 feet inches
westerly from the corner formed by ne
Intersection OF the sOuthery side 81 6i'h
Street with the westerly side OF Avenue
running thence southerly, parallel with Ave
nue. ~ 100 feet inches 70 the cent-. lire
Of the block: thence easterly along tha
centre line Of tho block IS feet; thence
noriherly parallel with Avenue 100 feet
inches 10 the southerly side OF 6lth stree
and thence westerly along the southeriy side
81 64th street 70 feet 10 the point or place
said premises being known o., Nos 40.
42e and 42i East oath Street
Dated, New YORK December rs, 1914
WILLIAM A. BOYD
Ro,k wood & Haldane. Attorneys for Plain
tin. 50 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattau.
New York city
The following is a diagram o, the prop
rrty 20 be sold. its street numbers are go
422 and 42i East 6ith street.
Ess. s4,b stree,
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The approximate smount OF IN. lien %,
charge 20 aausf, which the described
propertv r. to be sold. is S25qt2 90, win
Interest thereon from November ssrI 1910
together with the costs and allowance
amounting 90 s55S55. with Interest from
December isr, 1910. together With tho -
pense. 81 the sale. Tho approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens which are % he 81
lowed 10 the purchaser out % the purchas.
money. or paid hy tho Referee Is s1.sl'
and interest
Dsted. New Work. December sth isi'
HERMAN JOSEPH Refsree
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WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TODAY

AUss Redding-- uases' VASES. NJ ht.s.
leather lOods Miss Coar.sy. misses -AI.I's go .
Mss Pect misses mIsll underwear. hli4oAl'
~ o-sssi,g sscsae.. II6 W 3.d st. so foor
81 PATi~-NalLelmt- BsCs. II J. r.-Ahli4' H.7i
-.srdise MANAGE. 1870 BEay. tth Moor.
IEKKE HAJTt~-A Herr. VI l. here f-iftsfA'.-s
10 " s2- - 1870 floor
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NLafn rAiffNs
The approximate amount or the Zen or
charge 10 satisfy which the ahONc-de-
scribed property r. 20 bo sold. IL Ihriy-sN
thousand eight hundred eighiy-ciHm
tS36.sSSD Dollars with interest thereon
from the i1tn day OF December, 1914, to-
gether with the costs and allowances
amounting 70 &51S with interest from De
ccmber 18th. 1914 together with the eN-
pcnsrs OF the sale The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and wa
ter rates, or other liens. which are 10 ~
allowed TO the purchaser out OF the put-
chase money. or paid hy the Referee, d.
Twelve hundred CSL20o) Dollars and In
tercst. said premises VIII BE- sold subject
10 q first mortgage FOR $4,000 and ac-
crued interest. covering the easterly one
half thereof and first mortgage Tor
$1,000 and accrued interest, covering ths
Cages are past due and bear interest a.
a. per cent per snnum, 70 be computed
from July lst. 1914.
Dated New York. December 2sth. 1914
SOL KOHN. Referee.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
..3I2 WEST l43O ST,


New YORK December a0th. 1914
To Angus. Palmer b. DaUo's Van Co. A Csrle.
Rhode Shorty Mr.. +. Saltcr Anna Tyson. Mrs..
Warner r. j. Garter r. Brovn Ms Hecl Y.
BOYLE John Blauclcols T. h. Melbourne Mrs. J..
Hammer. charles 4. Reid. william Il. Denton.
Jessie r. Bridge Nlus Thomas Connect. A I Mills,
Elizabeth Wauingor Matte Decker. Mrs. &. J. Wiz
malt Mrs Florence VI. Bernard. William hrcbs.
Thomas Baruo1. Helen liarrs Dos The Anchor IA
press. Nellie Carroll. JOHN j. Helms Il. u. Bur
uHgame a. n. Hurley. Lofie Parker. John Vein
ho... Edward d. Hart. Peter t.rsot. Ella hulitt.
4 Mayer. Joseph Spencer. A. Benson. Charles An
dcr,ou. Ed. SaudstrOm. Anna Brown hy Charles
lee. Alrs Best Mrs r. A. Thompson. Mrs. Magil.
Nrs. Baldwin. Ada Monroe Simpson Crawford
CO... samuel Z. Ahor. Mrs n. Israel y. de
Aleester Mr. Erk Mrs Kelly by Smith Bros.
Van Co. Mrs Lawrence VI. Famous William
Jones. You and each az you hereby notified
the property hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereo, haI been given Won.
$50 Ull cause such property. t0 E.t. Household
or iH sour ndme Boz the West side Storage Wa.e-
house t1 be sold az public auction. according 10
'he statute ~ sl,n case made and provided a. fAe
ou TUESDAY. JANUARY 1914. 1915. a. 10 30
600 said ulf, ile same viii bee continued AZ tIo
thereafter beginning at 1850 on each day
WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
4. A. O. IHH.F.
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East 64th Street

Tho approximate amount % the li, Dr.
charge. 10 satisfy which the above de-ci o1
property is 10 he sold. IS Twenty oue Thou.
sand one Hundred lightweight ami $500
Dollars Cs2L1ssSD, with interest thereon
from tho 18TH day Of JUNE. 1914, together
with the costs and allowance amounting 10
S34Osq. with interest from Noyember -IrI.
1914. together with the expenses OF me sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes. ss-
sessments and water rates. or other Hens.
which are 10 be allowed 20 the purchaser olt
OF the purchase money. or pald by the Re-
cree IS Two thousand and Seyenty Sc IN
Dollars tS2.07l and interest
Dated New York. December 70, 1874
WILLIAM A. BOYD
Referee
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sUpPooATr's coURT cHAMsFRs- ScTUIrZ =

Special Term GIBBS
M0Ncrs and II I1rfr matters
Trial Tern-GIBES. =
80 dar ca.ffIsr
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FIRE RECORD.

I-.O.-2-l r. ll9th BIZ. NJ Levine. t,lfus
4j-21s,h ~. ana White Plains Road W: Chs-
Ger Lighting Co. irifag
800 " iOth 81 Aoyssinisn Color.d Church
slight
II o5-se, l. Houston e. = H. Jackson: slight.
y H
10 0J-l92 Henry ~ A Sepkowst7. trifins
L. l0-TulA Boz font - go l. ed 81. Ciiy Pack
~ Co 900.
e -ssl Union sv. unknown. no damage
L. 50-2i65 Eighth av.. +. Do-lg-r Brewing CO. :.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING wcuE,
Oldest. largest Most Modern
FINE RUGS NONES FROM OH C.,pr-r,
Prices Reasonable send Ia. CT, h hiN
lei! tos2-As9a BrEnL ss5-45q w., tr.tA
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-C.,n, -.
comp sscl air steam hAud o, ou rocs -.
Tel iJ2 SSH A'"..
hvNlsfash letter. 700 $3.50 90 Xs
~ ouy -. prompt e. Nestnrrro1I no 800
Room 1905 Phone bsekIn.n $3.50
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Imports Of wool and worsted dress
goods for the ten months ended ln &c
tobcr of this year were valued at So
546.362, compared with S3,O26,42I ior
the corresponding period last year.
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sCOu7S@ 'AAxn
q @ 40
o SXCITY az CoUkclY
so MADISON AVENUE
so MADISON AVENUE

-le orders and notices talt appear y III.
co.-ma Apply only % tae Coy scouts y.
us,.g ne uy-. scouts" Lo-lLa-- spencer
SEQ - Ccmml1s.OIe..
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Hgheet temperatures Yesterday. =, q. j. u "oII
i,,', q, 1T uooal average yesterday %: average
far corresponding date Last GEAR ~ acreage TOT
corresponding date is,t udts three years. =
Local Foreca.t.-Fair and colder ID day; fo-mof-
r1.e rsif. fresh west winds
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.-
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors.
,;o,rrress,s. otc.. 70 Colleges. Schools and
r'amili,g Apply To Mrs. ~ j. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union square.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

onelaI Record and For.cast.-Washinston. Dee
IN The storm hat was central over Lake Huron
Tuesday night has passed 20 the Gun Of s. Law
rsace. and IA. been followed 10y clearing weather
throughout the Eastern s,a,ee. although local
SHOWS continued in the region of the Great Lakes
There were rains during Tuesday night throughout
the Atlantic states Considerably colder weather
,,.r,rs over the great central valleys. the region
nj +b. Great Lakes and Gulf states while re-
action 10 higher temperatures has SCI in oves The
Northves.
The indications are that fhe weather will bee geo
e-auy fair Thursday end FRIDAY In prsc'ica'F an
nsrts of The country The temperature VIII 70
toaer THURSDAY throughout the Atlantic Hiaie-.
,ehUe u win nsc Thursd9y Aid rda n lu'
,isi.,s sf,i.. and the upper Mississippi NaheY an
FriIay in ths Ohio VALLEY and The region ol uhe
W,1dt Tor THURSDAY and Friday. North A,lantc
fre.I vest. mid ne Atlantic moderate northwest
south Afanu. and east Gun. fresh norm; YES
G,rf moderate northeast AID cas-, Great LaNe''
fresh southwest snu vest.
Forecast Tor Special locslitiss.-Entefn New
York. New England Eastern PennOlyanl'' Mem"
Jersey. west vlrqlnia. Delaware. Maryland. me
pl,,rie, OF Columbia and Virginia fsir and colder
TO-DAY. to-morrow fair. ,,
Western NcW I0I. aud Western fennsy i'alils
fair to-day and tomorrow rising temperature
Local oMcial Reeord.-The following o'icsl zee
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
81, ,e-rertture for tho last twenty four hours. tn
cor1usrison with the corresponding date OF last year
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

FLEMING. VIRGINIA HAMMOND. - In
pursuance OF an order Of hon. John p.
Cohalsu. = Surrogate Of the County of
New York, notice Is hereby given 70 all
p.r,ons having claims against virginia
Hammond Fleming. late OF the County of
New York. 10 present the same, with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, al It's
rIace OF trausacting business, No. % Wall
Street. IN the Borough T Manhattan. In
the CITY, County and state OF New York
on OF before the 10th day Of March. 1915
Dated. New York, September 9Th. 1914.
Executor.
JoLINE. LARKIN < RArHBONE.
Attorneys for Executor,
Once and Post Once Address. No. 81
wall street. Borough Of Manhattan
city OF New York. y.
NOBLE. ALFREp-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. JOIN Cohalan. a
notice rs hereby given u al persons having
CtaIus against Alfred Noble late Of tie
CIT ana County OF New York deceased.
- he subscriber al his place OF transact
Inc business At the office OF his attorneys.
W7lbcr Norman hahn, 20 BrcddWay
on OK New York. on OF before April l5th.
l'li ga New York. october 5th. 1914
tPEDFRICK g. NOBLE. Executor
III ttR NORMAN q KAHN. Attorneys
" ,nr Executor, 2e9 Broadway. New York
or AN ORDER OF HON
~ 80 ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF
a, h9 Co,,ntv ~ New York, notice Is hereby
e I'm 10 an persons having claims against
49, noII late OF the County Of New
49, 5eceased TO present the same WITH
,.1,,cbers thereof TO the subscribers. az
,petr place Of trsusacting business, Room
az No. 92 Nassau St, Borough OF Man
Ssttsn. IN the city II New York. on Or
before February lst 1910
Dated. New York. July p. 1914
OTTO DOLL GEORGE DOLL
FREDERICK DOLL 'ACOB DOLL. Jr-
Executors
EUGENE V. DAILY. Attorney for Exec
utors. 81 Nassau St. New YORK city
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MEETINGS

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ths Sew YORK. institute fof tho itu sue" ", Is.
Hind sud of three Inspector ~ keTnl WIZ
hell Ht fhr Institute g'h a. aHf ~ taik
ss.OeA u the afternoon o. NsdssdS. !AA 49,
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York
Wednesday, December 81.
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MINIATURE ArMAN.C.

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