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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18
ti,esge to date 2.s1o. Tires are do

Mileage to date 2.s10. Tires are do
ing fine service"
This Information, coupled with that
received from Wheeling, W. Va, on
October 3, caused great citation among
the Mitchell officials at the factory.
The car made a fine twilight run
into Wheeling, making many miles Of
detours on the mountain roads be-
cause of road work and three of the
original four tires equipped al Racine
September % contained Wisconsin air.
Wheeling made the arrival Of the lit
tie $3.50 car a real gala occasion"
twenty Mitchell cars loaded with city
officials and newspaper representa-
tives having escorted the reliability
run machine into the city from point
twenty miles out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18
News of v. p. I.

Blacksburg, Va, Oct. 17.---Dean T.
r. Campbell. of the college and senior
member of the faculty In point Of SER
vice. is at hospital in Roanoke.
undergoing treatment for an injury to
his eye, sustained while doing some
work about his home last week. The
injury proved more serious that the
oculist thought and 1t Is likely Dean
Campbell will have to be absent from
his duties for two months.
President Eggleston was In Rich
m nd Thursday of this week and made
an address before the Bankers as
ISOLATION.
The Edwin w. Weeks company was
the attraction at the assembly hall
tonight. this being the first in the
series Of Lyceum entertainments arr
ranged by the bugle board for the
present session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18

most of them having; in
previous cars had their taste Of
"scorching." are now willing to Go
may profit by greatly e.
duced costs Of gasoline and tires
brought by large reductions in weis 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18
At the Lyric.

Totaries Of vaudeville are promised
a week OF unusual gayety at the Lyric
theater The chaotic conditions into
which the European war has thrown
vaudeville celebrities that we're booked
for the foreign capitals have re-
bounded TO the adva or the book
ing agents on this side Of the big
water" which accounts for the pres
ence in Richmond this week of some
Of the most famous acts In vaude-
Vile.
Gertie Vanderbilt, for example, who
has never played outside the larger
cities of America, will visit this city
on her brief Southern tour, accomoa-
MED by that former musical comedy
celebrity, Frark Clemens. The wom-
en- Of Richmond will have N opcor-
tunity to view the gorgeous gowns
and hear the famous songs of tho
dainty Miss Vanderbilt when she APP
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18

Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits
of good. wearing blue cheviot; coli
lar, cuffs and shield prettily en-
broidered with white silk
braid: real $500 values, 90 AQ
Norfolk Jacket Suits, IN newest
model, stitched down belt effects
and patch pockets, in sturdy.
stylish patterns: gems Of 90 OK
value for ..........-...
Norfolk Jacket Suits IN genteeI
brown, gray and green mixtures.
ca ssimeres and cheviots; superbly
tailored; $3.50 values, for S3 AS
only ................
Blue Serge Norfolk Suits. in six
distinct variations Of pleating and
betting; sixteen-ounce fab c;
trousers lined throughout and
made with watch pockets; $3.50
values; remarkable suit &E M
for 80. $3.50. .--'"..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18

Of the years best entertainments ard
draw big houses
Va comedy is divided into three
parts, with an olio of clever vaudeville
acts given during the action of the
piece some of the acts have been
headliners all the summer Mt the h.g
city's best vaudeville house and &c
cured by Mr. Bedini for the Mischief
Makers" Mt great expense hut hts
motto is that there is nothing too
good for his company.
The famous Aloha Twins are no
doubt the best Hawaiian Hula Hula
dancers on the stage today. These
young ladies having spent the hest
part OF their young lives among TIE
natives IN that far-off country. are
able TO give the dance as 1t should be,
and they say 1t is some dance"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18

New vestcc Front Suits, with
straight. bottom j.. pants. for. littIe
boys, in pure worsted blue serges
and dainty fancy effects: e. oS
actual $500 values. for VO'OO
Novelty Suits, in the new MILDLY
and vestee styles and regulation
Russian ana sailor blouses, in par
ticularly handsome quality OF blue
serge, beautifully trim e. m
med; only ............ $OsOV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18
Saturday Savings on Smart Clothes for Boys

AN-Wool Norfolk Suits, witnaAn
extra pair Of knickerbocAeru. 70
match: suit alone would be full
value for the money: e. M
both suit and pants for V0sOV
Norfolk Suits. In guaranteed an
wool fabrics, coats generUuaay
faced around the bottoms: knfck-
erbocker trousers, cut fun p9g
style: $500 values else ca OK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18
FOR THE VERY FINEST BOYS CLOTHING.

For very largest assormens for very newest Styles for
very best values for unusual sizes for hardto boys this
store headquarters beyond Question Finest Norfolk suits
$780, S. &c. $40 and up $145O Finest novelty suits
middies vestees, Russians and sailors-$6 $780, $87b
1918 Complete stock of fine headwear for boys and
newest fall blocks in fes pushes meoucines chinchas
and beavers, CSC, $1.48 $198.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
6ork-Wison NJ. Powell. as sole surviving
Trustee under the last Will and testament Q,
Edmund p. Rushmore. deceased, Plainun'
against Esther Bonner and others, DefcndAno.
In pursuance OF the Judgment OF iorec.osuie
and sale. duly made and entered In the aoo's
entitled action, bearing date the 6th day OK
May. 1914. /. the undersigned, the Referee IN
said judgment named, will sell at pubic auc-
tion at the New York Real Estate Saleroom,
Nos IL and IL Vesey Street, in the Borough
OF Manhattan CITY OF New York. on the 4th
day OF June. 1914. at II o'clock noon on that
day. by Joseph p. Day, Auctoneer. the prem
lses directed by said judgment TO be sold ana
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lana.
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected, situate, lying ana being In tns
18th Ward OF the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY.
County and State OF New York, bounded ana
described as follows. viz:
Beginning at point on the soutnerly SIDE OF
One hundred and eighteenth street distant TWO
hundred and seventy-hye feet easterly rom
tn, southeasterly corner OF One hundred ard
eighteenth Street and Second Avenue; and
running thence southerly and parallel with
Second Avenue one hundred feet and eleven
inches 20 the centre line OF the block between
One hundred and seventeenth and One hundred
and eighteenth Streets; thence easterly ana
along said centre line OF the block Twenty-Five
feet; thence northerly again parallel with Sec
ond Avenue and rart OF the distance through
the centre OF a party wall one hundred ret
and eleven inches 20 the southerly side OF one
hundred and eighteenth street, and thence
westerly along the southerly SIDE OF one hun
bred and eighteenth Street twenty-five feet 10
the point place OF beginning.
Dated. New York. May Iith. 1914.
MELVIN II. DALBER8. Referee.
WILSON NJ POWELL Jr. Attorney for
Plaintiff, No. wall Street. Borough OF Man.
haitian. New York City.
The following is diagram OF the property
10 be sold as described above; It's Stree. Num-
Der is $50 East llSth Street
fre,h Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF God. free and indepen-
dent-To Jonathan II. Southwark, James u.
Southwark, Charles X. Southwark, Calvin T..
Southwark, Orer V. Southwark, Warren II.
Southwark, Anna 4. Luckman, susannah ].
Mathieson, Flora Seward. Arthur Z. South
ward, William Southwark Robert Southwark.
Julia Jane Stewart and 10 all persons in
terested in the estate OF Emily T. South
ward, late OF the County OF New York de-
ceased, as creditors. legatees, next OF kin or
otherwise. Send greeting: You and each OF
you are hereby cited and required personally 10
be and appear before our Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. at the Surrogates' Cour,
OF said county,. held at the Hall OF Records In
the County OF New York. the 26th day OF
noon OF that day, then and there to attend
judicial settlement OF the account OF proceed
ings OF Charles +. Southwark and Jonathan
Southwark executors and trustees OF the last
will and testament OF said deceased. and such
OF you as are hereby cited as under tho
age OF twenty-One years are required TO appear
BY your guardian, II you have one, or IL you
have none. 10 appear and apply for one to be
appointed IN the event OF your neglect or
failure 20 90 so. a guardian Will be appointed
ny the Surrogate 10 represent and act FOR you
IN the proceeding.
In testimony whereof We have caused tho
seal OF the Surrogates' Court OF the said coun-
" Of New York 70 be hereunto affixed.
Witness. Hon. John p. Cohalan. a Sur
isl rogate OF our said county, at the County
OF New York the 2ith day Of April in
the year OF our Lord one thousand nine hun
bred and fourteen. DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
WILLS FILED.

LOUIS sEEBERGER MAY 81; Ida NJ. see
berger. wife. $3.50. 000 life interest In trust
Of residue of estate. house al 90 East oSth
St and contents. two seats in Tempe
Fmanu-El: Congregation Emanu ~
81 900: Hannah Hyman. daughter. Slo'ooV
and one-half OF the remainder OF residue al
death OF Mrs Seeberger; Josephine Herzog,
darxhter. so5 600 and one-half OF remainder
of residue; y. ii. Herzog. son-in-law' SZo'OVV
for kindness to testator. TO frlends' nleces'
nephews and sisters-in-iaw the Will distrib-
utes about $50 700. Cadwalader. wicker
sham d Taft, attys. oo -,
PAUL EHRHART (April 800; sI,6oo real
estate. sfOO personal: all TO Dora Ehrhart'
wife Mclaughlin. Russell, Coe & Sprague'
attys. ..,-o <u
HENRY WERNER SCHNEIDER tApri
osC; about $4,000 PERSONAL; all 70 Maria
Schneider wife. Adoph r. Gutgseil, atty
JANE BELLAS GOULD tDecemoer W
Mabel SAKE Walters. daughter, sl,eOV mort
gage, tewelry: Florence Adele Gould daugn-
ter money in bank, 20 shares Germanla
Railroad. 10 shares Pennsylvania stock
81 600 I'm Philadelphia bonds, $1,000 in New
York CITY bonds and 81 500 cash; Mary Il.
trimmer. sister, and Elizabeth Buckalaw.
cousin, tewelry Mclaughlin. Russell, Coe *
Sprague, attys
CHRISTIAN DOBLER (May y; more
than $1,000 real estate more than sl,OOO
personal: to two daughters. son and grand
daughter Wolf & Kohn, attys.
HOWARD L. WALDO tApril 100 more
than $4,000 personal; TO sons ana daugh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
CITATIONS.

YERKEs. CHARLES THE PEOPLE OF
the state OF New York, by the grace OF God
oomciliary executor OF tho estate OF Charles
T. Yerkes. deceased; Morris X. Bockius.
Charles Sims and Anna Hurlock Sims, execu.
tors and trustees under the last will OF
Mary Adelaide Yerkes. deceased; Charles f.
Yerkes, Mabel T. Yerkes, Bessie L. Rondi-
nela. Limo f. Rondinella, The Greenwood
Yerkes Kearney. uniyersity Of Chicago.
Emma A. Weaver. Mary Barmore Cook.
Elizabeth Jarden, Sally Jarden. Rachael Ed
wards Arnold Held Frank Nothhelfer. John
RYAN. Maurice Weiss. Lima Stulgies. Ed
ward Roshons. The Peoples Trust & Savings
Bank OF Chicago. Thomas Carmody. Attor-
Yerkes. Charles Yerkes and Edith Rondi-
nella, and to all persons interested in the es
tate OF Charles T. Yerkes. late OF the County
OF New York, deceased. as creditors. lesa-
tees, next Of kin or otherwise. send greeting:
You and each OF you hereby cited and
required personally TO be and appear before
our Surrogate OF the County Of New York, at
the Surrogate's Court of said county, held at
the Hall Of Records, in the County OF New
York, on the seventh day OF July. 1914, at
half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day, then and there to attend a judicial set
tlement OF the account OF proceedings OF
Louis s Owsley as ancllary executor OF the
last will and testament OF said deceased; and
such OF you as are hereby cited as are under
the age Of twenty-one years are required to
appear by your guardian. II you have one or
II you have none. TO appear and apply for
one TO be appointed, or in the event OF your
neglect or failure 20 do so, guardian will
be appointed by the Surrogate TO represent
ana act for you IN the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. we have caused the
seal OF the Surrogates' Court OF
said County OF New York to be
hereunto AFFIXED. Witness. Hon.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, a Surro-
IL. s.l gate OF our said county. at tho
c. ID. County OF New York. the 9th day
OF May, In the year OF our Lord
ono thousand nine hundred and
fourteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
Drvgoods and Textile Notes.

The tenth annual convention or the Ma
tional Association OF Hosiery and Underwear
Manufacturers opened at Philadelphia yes
terday. In connection with the convention
an exhibition OF the most modern macnln-
cry and elerv style OF hosiery and under
wear was held The address OF welcome
was delivered by Mayor Mitchell to the rep
resentatlves Of upward Of 1000 manufactur-
ers. 49,.
BIeached muslins are finding favor with
Western buyers, many satisfactory oroers
having been placed recently.
The demand for fancy cloakings. both 40
nestle and foreign, continues steady. Cheap
fancy cloakings. in overplaid designs are
also finding "A ready market while the vari-
GUS kinds OF extreme fancies are in good
request Generally. the business In fancy
cloakings for Immediate and future deliv-
cry is much better than In many other
lines OF carded woollens for women wear:
Manufacturers OF underwear are consid-
ering an increase in selling price owing TO
an Increase in the cost OF production. A
number have notified their selling agents
OF an advance OF to 10 cents dozen on
the spring OF 1918 lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
FIRE DEPARTM EMIT.

Applications for examination tor pfoHouoh
to the rank OF deputy chief will be forwarded
May IS. 1914 All chiefs OF battalion who VIII
have served for period OF six months or more
in the grade on May %. 1914. will be eligible.
Appllcations for examination for promotion
70 the rank OF chief OF battalion Will be FOR
warded May IS. All captains who Will have
served for period OF six months or more In
the grade on May IS will be eligible.
Anplications for examination for promotion
TO pilot will be forwarded May Is. ms eA
animation is open 20 hremen, LIST grade, VINO
hold masters licenses FOR vessels or at ieast
30 tons .. a..
hereby designated as acting lleutenants. 10
take effect at a. III. May ID: Flremen ps'
GRADE W. II. Casey. Ems 60. 10; + a. beSe''
III. & l.. Co. los; G. H. Klaus, lOi.
Revocation OF suspension from all duty
(to take effect az a IN. May l3o-nF ire
man list grade, J. +. Mooney. NO. = H. q
sneoial leave Of absence without pay for
~ PJa~s from a. m, May 9-Granted to
Fireman Sd grade c. X. Gese, Engine 20.
observation-disclosures Sd grade {. H.
Glese. Engine Co 2e aecepts ,hor. Mill re,or,
10 engineer Of steamer Thomas 5. Richards
ot the eth Regiment Armory, for practice At
10 a. m. May IA: c. W; Roe. Jr.. Eng. d5;
Ralph Bornholz. Eng 80; J, J. D'Azeyedo
Eng So: william Clancy. Eng; I6: Z; A.
Dammeyer, Eng. W. W. 4. ba4Iah ueIi bhs
oi8: p. r. Metzger, jr., Eng. 2l3; W. f.
Hickey. Eng. GA: Charles Charous, Eng
22l; r. s Richards. Eng 221: +. Ergenzins-
er, Eng 237: Frank Mum. Eng. 244' j. j.
O'Keefe. Eng 25O: Joseph stack. Eng go;
= A Widmcr. tr., Eng. $50: /. W Chatta-
,yav Eng 27i; Herman Bremen. Eng. 2ss
= Woouey. Eng PSI cd seq; Ernest
Bernsen. II. and L. II; A. j. Muir. II. ana
1. %: L. s. Clements. II. and l.. 80; j.. A..
Tnrath, H. and J.. 35: A. T: Cole. H. and L
lO7: A NJ Forster II. and l.. los: Joseph
KILLER No 8. Ii. and l.. l1J; w. II. Breuer.
n ana L. 1l5; y. J. Bruno. H. and i. 1913;
George Olsen. H. and /. 12s. c. G. Brown,
H. and /. 1871
granted to the following: Fireman Sd grade
J. r. shelton. Eng. ~. u hours, from )
o. m May IL: Fireman lst grade w y.
Daly. H. and l.. ZIG. for SO hours. from 5
a IN. May 49, .
J. T. eastman, jr.. appointed special investi-
gator In Bureau Of Fire Prevention Borough
OF Manhattan. The Bronx and richmond; com
pensation. at rate OF $500 a year.
Emergency appointment Of William Hand and
Y Collina AZ stenographers and typewriters
In bureau OF Fire Prevention, renewed 10 days
Joseph Perry is employed as lsborer IN
Bureau Of Fire Alarm Telegraph for an emer-
gency period Of days.
Benjamin Bscow. stenographer and type
writer Bureau OF Fire Alarm Telegraph. de-
tailed to Bureau OF Fire Prevention.
Reclamation OF Special Investigator II. L.
resignation OF Inspector OF Fire Prevention
Charles Schwimbersky accepted.
Compensation OF Inspector OF Fire Prevention
j. J. MaloEey designated at rate OF 'lS"
Extension Of leave OF absence. without pay.
,or months from a May 3. granted 10
Automobile Engineman Henry Miller. BEAT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
MORSCHAUSER, J.
PAndPel ham--Order OF discontinuance.
T. & Rand Pelham-Order OF discontinuance
Re People OF the State OF y Y In relation Of
Winfred whitney.
GovernIHugh Govern. jr-Adjourned 10 May
10.
shields Shields-Acton TO annul marriage.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION GRANTED.
welsh MAYER Brewing-Csse ordered on day
calendar for May Is.
Parole /Nichols->Action ordered on preferred
calendar. -
TOMPKINS. j.
Welsh MAYER Brewing-Report Of William d
pickey, referee, confirmed.
Kleist/ Observation-Disclosures OF order.
KEOGH. J.
John + Hunter. suing in behalf OF himself
and other property owners OF the village or
Mamaroneck Interurban Water Co-Defenda;t
may bring action against plaintiff for coGnsel
fees and costs. -, ~...
Re voluntary dissolution OF Merritt Construo-
ton Co-Ordered that John l. Hayes receiver
authorized 10 turn over 10 Augustus y Hands,
temporary receiver In bankruptcy pIoeeeoings'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
POLICE DEPARTMENT..

Transfers-Lieut. w. ". Estabrook. 2t3th,
TO c. o. (mutuaD ptlmni W. @; Feser ga 10
Acknowledgment w. n Estabrook {.
o. to Chief Insp. Office: ptlmn;, j.; A. Kefs'
Creber 10Th. and c. Il. Northup. l5Sd, TO G.
o.. 90 DAYS; sergt c. p Vosburgh. i3d. 10 6.
o., 5 days; act. det. sergt,, LIST grade Isabella
Goodwin, Oct, Div. 20 {. o. 10 Gays' I Sc.'
Die To- ID A. o.. New York. 8 DAYS ptlmn.,
W. r. wttenberg, tr Harry jacobson lS,h'
70 81 b Dr. 10 ds{bs W. IL f madoon s.
TO G. O.. 10 days; Philip Hoerter, @th. g: T.
Wagner. 10th, J. L. steel. Dist. TO 81 l.
D. 10 days Joseph Fi"y Ra;ry Ti ,bi fi Hafmsn
Grossbereer. SD; Terence J. Harvey, I'D, and
Jobn J. Flood. i5lst. TO c. o.. 30 days; J.
MURPHY , iS,R e %altvo Sn 1oih; j.
f. AcAi Boamke. is,ih, and r. b Morris, i7ls'
to II i''H Del P pv 70 SssSh Henley ls pc and
10 D F,,,naer. 5th l. D.. 10 days L. J.
cam NJ 2d Donate cayone. 18th. and
r. ana F. p a9I"5 Gordon 18Th, 10 DAYS Morri;
Grossman. S5th. days: NJ. b. fTiedlahder
Ssth. 5 DAYS, d: a, O., New YORK, - , -; az
davs: G. e. savage. l62d. 10 days: Louis Ross.
15o,h days; J. J. Kennedy. 10th; ~ ddy s.
patrick Kehoe, and c. Harden. E,sth days
20 II As Office Queens; John Larkin. Ls5d'
: dsya 10 ID, A. o., New York; prob. patlmn.,
I a Caufeld. jr.. School Recruits. to {. o.
10 days. ,.,.,,o, trso-s,c, det
eerSss Is, grade, II. 6. Mugge, ID, J. F.
Toner. Gqynor c T5h 70 days i,I TnO aad
WcNanus. 18th, 10 days: act. Diet. sergt..
I'd grade. o u Wagner Slst: > day. ,,., >.
piscontinued-Lieut. {. Il. NoFthrup' 1881 10
command l72d, from a. M, May l.
0ady.ncement. to Grade-Pstlmn.. to 81. $50
GRADS. II Johnson. LIST; T. +; Mqihall; i.th;
lam. p Kilion 18th; J. 4. Britt, list; C.
FrayIer. I'D: a. J. swenson. 5lst; j. NJ Cor sSl
don 3ist: D. +. Brown, Slst: b. +, King, $50;
~ siefert. ssh; J. J. McKenna. 18Th: j. I.
Wuson. ssth; c A. Rayheld. SSth; NJ. widmer.
I'd; Il. McQuade, 42d; A: preseher, tsa; + J:
Bel. isd; J, A. Walsh. 9Th; r Nek9la' s'th
walsh, ii3d. /. l. Pendleton. 1881: r. W.
Morano. 18th: r. l. Gillen, iteth; A X. Lug
wig I5sd; 7 Mills. l54th. ID. Zimns. looth' A.
/ Jenkins ls0th; q. W. Brown. 10Th. J.. a
A Murphy. iesth: w. =. Denice, i14thi i. a.
q CIoonan' n. D.: Il. +. Oliver d. D.; J. A.
LYONS 9Th Dist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
SHOT DEAD IN LAW FEUD
Governor Blease's Aid Killed
During Quarrel.

non. Judge advocate on Governor Blease's
staff. was shot dead here to-day by Jo-
seph @. Sullivan. a political leader, rs a
sequel to a quarrel that arose during the
trial of Sulllvan's brother in a magis-
trate's court Sullivan was arrested and
placed in Jail.
The shooting occurred only a short dis
lance from the courtroom. The principals
walked away from the court after ad-
journment. and the quarrel that had
arisen during the proceedings over Sui
livan's brother was renewed. Sullivan. It
is charged. drew revolver and fired five
times. -Four shots took effect in Cannons
body. He died instantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.I

BY Telegraph 70 INC
Albany, May 12.-The following incorpo-
rations were filed to-day with the secre-
tary OF State:
B and Tire and Rubber Co, Manhattan;
SO 900; J. W. Bebus, 253 W. 6sth St. New
York; E. A. Jacobs and 8. 8. Levine. New
York.
The Day Publishing Co. Manhattan; $780,
100; H. Bernstein, 22i fremont av.. The Bronx
Dr. J. L. Magnus and b. semel. New York.
'Urquhart & Fox Co, BROOKLYN; $1,000; H.
A UrQuhart, 264 Pearl St. Brooklyn; G. IL.
Fox and II II. Fox, Brooklyn.
Bergman & Schultz Manhattan; 5000; u.
p. Dilworth, Is Broad St, New York w. H.
Wurts and 3. V. Butterfeld, New York.
Breakwater Patents Corporation, Manhattan
York: g. b. Mckay and q. c. Randall, Jersey
City. n. j.
woolheal Chemical Co., Manhattan; $40 GOO
r. T.. Tebo, 566 It'll st., Brooklyn; w. J. IeDo'
Brooklyn: L. King, New York.
Costa SANTOS. Manhattan; general fruits
$40 900; G.. W Leydecker. 70 Barclay ST., New
York c. SANTOS. New York; + Luenman'
Hoboken. n. J.
Polar Refrigerating Corporation. Manhattan
$4,000; A. NJ. Selkowitz. ll4j MON st.
brooklyn. b. II. g. Sandy. Brooklyn; c. y
Sargent. New York.
The Powpit Co. Brooklyn; theatrical bust
ness. $40 900; $ Goldsmith Isl Stockton ST..
Brooklyn: a. tanning and NJ. Ehrllch' Brook
Ign. c.o,.a. .so ooo.
c. II. Sweeney. Geneva; F. McGrew. w. $.
O'Brien. Geneva. - l.,
\. p Stillman, Inc Brooklyn; deal In
metal wire and celluloid specialtes; $4,000.
L. q Schwensen. 81 Union Square, y. \;
a T. Sttllman, n. L. Sloan. n y.
Bath Beach Auto Express Co. Inc. BROOK
lyn: $1,000: / Goldsmith s7S6 Bay 24th St,
BROOKLYN. Mathilda Goldsmith, 81. Goldsmith
Brooklyn.
Hartog Storage Warehouse CO., Inc, Man
haitian; $4,000. A. Hartog, Columbus
Circle. y. Y. Z. l.. Thayer, NJ L. Ihayer'
y. Y.
The Eleanor Gates Photo Play Co, Inc.
Manhattan; $4,000: E. Gates ll6 w: 99th
ST. " Y f. r. Moore. l. T. Halpin. y. y.
Auto Comfort Robe Co, Inc, Gloversyille
500 900. w. W. Hdreth. Gloyersyllle, l.. W.
House L. C. Patterson, Gl0versville.
Oceanside Estates. Inc. Rockville Centre
$500 600: " Morris. $50 Nassau St. n. Y.
j. a. EichenbauIn. W. Schaumberg. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
Harmony Club Bazaar.

The Harmony Fellowship Club. of which
Mrs. William B. Smith is president. will
wind up its season with an old-tIme
bazaar and dance this evening at the
Riviera Apartments, 100 Riverside Drive,
for its philanthropic fund An entire floor
Of the apartment house has been engaged
On the committee are Mrs. L. i. Phil
lips. Mrs. Charles do la Roche. Mrs. j.
Robert Miller. Mrs. Percy ]. Smith. Mrs
X. NJ. La Point, Mrs. George +. Draper
and Mrs. Charles Trout.