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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Promoted and tTansfeTred--Lieut. ". A.
Bailey to captain from 5lst to I]h P iS6,b At
$500 year, Apptd. Sept. l6. 1886.
Transfers-Capt. A. A. Carey 1880 20
Nestor. D. J. ColleaTy. NJ J. A. Gleason.
EDWARD Whaen, J. /. sullivan. Frederick
Hinners, T. J. Murphy, all from 26th to
SOD: Frank Brady Patrick Oman. J. j. Hart
Michael Lane. J. Il. Murray. John McAuline.
r. f. Walsh +. i. Waleh all from 32d 10
26th; Ptin. T. Il. Russell, seth 10 4Sth; j.
NJ. Monaghan, 4th, as station house at
Mutual-G. W. Crist. % to 4Oth: John
Campbell. 4oth 10 "a; T; 5. Quinn. 10th to
Ah Sa, 42d 70 sd: &. W. sturges e2d to
42d Harry Strauss, ed TO esd; Hugh Arm
strong. 63d 10 62d
Temporary assignments Insp. John
O'Brien LIST I. D. 20 command I'd /. D., In
addition for 20 days from July 2; Surgeon
OF chief surgeon in addition. from June II:
LIeuts. James Hart. 62d, 20 command Goth
for 10 days from Jut IS: =. j, Farrell
both 10 26th. 30 days from June II; =. +.
clifford. 2S5th 20 Traffic ana Marine Diys.
80 days from June u.s. Sorgt. Daniel Kel-
leher. 10th. 10 bet Bureau, days from June
s sS So T. Ba,S to D H'i O.. f Bronx
days from June 49, Ptln Michael Hegney
4th; Walter Corbit, 81st; J. w. Miller; esth
bet Bureau. 10 days; W. II. Foley. 10Th;
r. A. Carolan, 31st TO c. o. duty IN book
Keepers once. 80 days. from June IL. T. J.
Martin, 18th; +. ]. Allen. 62d, 70 Oct. bu-
reau, . days. to y. A. o.. ~ y; Louis Bau-
man S1st, 70 Oct. Bureau, 3 days, to ID. a.
o. r. v; Z. L. McAuiim. 37th; J. V. Corey
l7Oth. to c. o.. Is days; w G. Frnncke. 30th.
10 oct. Bureau, ) days, 10 d. 4. O.. Queens;
q N. Bilaffer. 2Tsth TO 18Th. I. D.. 10 days;
G. A. Harden, Patrick Kohoo. 20 Det Bureau
5 DAYS. 10 ID A. O.. queens; c. A. Hagan
9Th: Nathan Flshel. 18th; J. j. White. Sgth;
H. j. Ginch, 42d; j. 4. Golden, ith; Alfred
Smith. 3ath; =. s. Brennan. 3sthi jacob
Feudner, 6lst: Edward Cooper and w. A.
Rice Let Dist all to bet. Bureau, 10 days
Assignment discOntinued--Lieut. j. II.
Ashley, 3Sth. 10 Goth.
Leaves with full pay)--Insp. q. r. Wake
acid "a 7 d 20 DAYS from July 2. vaca-
ton; Copts J. T. Reith. seth. 10 days from
June 2s without pay Ptln. w. a. smith
nth; j. w Gage, 28th: r. J.. Freer .eth ;
"a p Allen. 82d; Raymond StudwelL 1920; .
Henry Hagemeycr. Ie0th. ali day: Patrick
dunno. $50. 10 days. V. r. W. cris,iAno' oSd'
3 DAYS - N, o.t-
'tI-..-I.h ~ =. IL. It.IlIn I.lhrnrN
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BUSINESS REVERSES

X. Z. COOPER GOWN co. INC, 1881
Broadway, flied schedules with lia6ili-
ties. S21 ,422; assets, $l9,542.
COLUMBIAN CLOTHING co. Joseph
Handelsman and Henry G. Handelsmanl I,
1863 Greene St, filed schedules. with
Liabilities, f1l,473; assets, si,0s3.
THE J. MARCUS wooDwoRKING
stiles and William K Fisher receivers
for J. Marcus Woodworking Co.. Will
iamsbridge, 1891 Bronx Boulevard; bono,
100000.
ISAAC GOLDIN, hats. 5s West 125th
St and So West Sd ST. Petition tiled
P Rg Ga f et cG Gso iB PstSss
liabilities, about $4,000.
BYRNEs LUMBER G. MANUFAC-
TURING CO.. 1853 East Ssth st. Peu-
ton fled by NJ. Eberhart g. Son Co,
1896: Miller & Brewer. S37; Francis Keil
&, Son, $3.50; Balfour Koch Co, SIS.
CHARLES V. MILLER, salesman sos
Suburban Place. filed petition with LA
bilities. S1.029; no assets.
AMERICAN DESIGNING & REPRO
DTCING co, 4 White St, filed schedules
with Liabilities, SS.1SS; assets, $3.50.
MORRIS SIEGEL (slegel Dress co.. !.
40 East 2lst st, filed schedules with
liabilities, 1875; assets, S2.l2i,
FRIEDMAN HO5ERAiAN ~ FL
MAN. furs, so University Place, fled
schedules with liabilities, S5,l3S; assets,
S9.S79.
KLEIN q BENDHEIM, jewelry, 40
Maiden Lane, assigned TO Sidney Kau-
fer.
MARIA RIEGER broadway Millin-
cry Shop, 1894 Broadway. has assigned
JOSEPH NEW MERCANTILE ASSO-
CIATION-Justice Erlanger, OF supreme
Court, appointed Harry w. Newburger
temporary receiver, on application OF
Joseph New, director, for voluntary. dis
solution of corporation. Liabilities,
$6,615; assets, $4.S37.
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same-s. Masten; May 49, 1919: $i43 40.
same--Ssme: Jan. 4, 1913. Sill IL ,o,t.
Ada !. HENCE Magyar; Dec - '''i'
1906 81. .oo
Hennebiqne Construction Co.-H FryEehj
June ). 1914. $50. .,.
D.. T.. and s. Seidman-H J. GrossiH@"'
April 27. 1914; Sff9 81 So.
City Of New YOrk-E. b McCormlck' Ju"D
-, 1913 (revcrsed) ss.374 81,
T. G0ttfried and D. Steakler--Copeland Kay
mond % May 27 1913: $500.
I. shulsky--H Frankel; June IS 1919
1870 II
Cambridge Construction Co. \. Hlrshfeld
end " Gun-Public Bank Of New YORK
City: Lug. IL 1913; $3.50 81.
Colonial Life Insurance Co Of Amerca-h.
Murphy: June ~. 1913: s403 81.
II. q. Pealty Corp-a. Meyer; April H.
1914: Sf76 A..
Klara and J. spannberg--A. sehachter; Sept.
81. 1907; SlO7 -.
warmers Features. Inc.--Heigar Corp, June
"a 1914, s34.9Ss 80.
The Bronx.
s. Purhcato-A. Pelzella OF al; May G. 1914;
S299 a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
FIRE RECORD.

A. ". ,.o., -. Daniel Suppils. 500.
~ W Houston St, ;. schonWetter' no
,o,ooi7atb st. and Daily av.. Baldso Consirue-
4O''' ZION Co: trihing ,,-.-,.. ,.oo
So. iS7 :, 1o6th st.. Rebecca Rubinstein' SSOO
ILL., ~ ~ 10th st., sol Grost; urining
Y. NJ. - . c.rah Abrauson. S-0
55.ao-is Z. lZ7th st. Abraham MiehasIson'
an 'I 1s leonard ST.. Trippe, Barker CO.;
trihing. ,t. CHAM. .~,ct,o
a.iF-T6 suffolk st.. Mamie schema ulnlng.
IN. Fsshth av. and 18th ST., unknown;
s..e-sis E. nth st.. Joseph Rabino HitS; trihins
In lso w. fsist st.. unknown; tHhing
t.s-siSO second sv., Hattie SehineiwitE;
7.,otpeisncey and Goerck SITS. city property;
trihing
7..s-loa r, nth st. n. Smith: trining.
7.sa-st Vesey st, Metropolitan Hardware Co.;
$500.
s.OO-2l Leroy ST., u. Laras. tTthing
s.2O-Ii4 r. 4th ST., ~. C0minsky; tTlning
s;lS-Ib Old Broadway. b. Cavsnagh; trining'
s15-i2a w Goth ST., owner UNKNOWN ulhlhs'
,n.aa on "a tTfh - @ Dolorhept lrlHin".
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Textile and Trade Notes.

That domestic mills manufacturing
serges and other fabrics for men
wear do not intend to lie down ana
let the foreigner beat them on their
own ground is now assured. Agents
and manufacturers have been watch
ing closely developments in both the
raw material and finished goods ends
OF the market, and are full OF conn
dence with regard TO the future. I'M
portars have been counting on sharp
advance I'm price in many lines ana as
far AS can be CLEANED are likely to De
disappointed in this respect, as tnere Is
not likely 10 be the radical change III
nrices recently talked OF. Many mills
have their samples of spring serges
ready. but are awaiting the lead OF the
American Wooden Company
The Kahn C Frank thirty-frst annual
sale of hosiery and underwear has ek-
ceeded the firms expectations. tHe
first four days Of the week produclhs
the largest business they nave ever hau
o. handle in the same length OF
Time exceeding the total Of their last
,,oar.s sale. which was a record maker
Tho sale Will run until the end OF next
week. ,aa
Imports Of woollen and worsted dress
fabrIcs for ten months ending in Aprn
Of this year amounted TO s0'439'2fo'
cor,nored with s2.SS4.273 for the corre-
sponding period ending in April of last
year. ..., o,o.hs
Imports Of woollen and worsted cloths
,or the ten months ending in April OF
.bt, wear amount to S9,56S,49l, as
against s4,25S,192 for the corresponding
,oriod ending in April Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
DELAY IN NEW HAVEN CASE
Committee Would Leave B. &.
M. Separation Till 1915.

Boston, June ls.-There will be no lesis-
lation this year on the question of seps-
rating the New York, New Haven &
Hartford and the Boston e Maine rail-
road systems II the Legislature acts IA
vorably on report adopted to-day by the
joint committee on railroads to submit
the question to a recess committee, which
should report it's conclusions in January,
1915.
The action was also in opposition to the
expressed wishes Of Governor Walsh.
President Coolidge OF the Senate and
Speaker Cushing Of the House, all Of
whom desired to have the separation OF
the railroads settled at the present legis-
lative session. The Department OF Justice
and the New Haven Railroad had also re-
quested legislative action.
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CITY REACHES IT'S
LOW FIRE RECORD
Loss Per Capita for 1918 Is Sl.3S,
Smallest in Departments
History.

Fire loss per capita for the year 1913
was the lowest in the history of the de-
partment, according to the report OF Fire
Commissioner Adamson yesterday. The
figures show that the total loss for the
year was $1467,S97, an average per nre
of 500 50 and per capita 81 81
Other important facts in the annual re-
port were the reduction in tenement house
fires and the increase in the convictions
for arson-fourteen, in total OF htty-
four. From 7.S0S tenement house fires IN
1912 there was a slump to $40
The total number of fires for the year
was 1855, a decrease of 900, ana re-
duction in property loss of sl,6Ol,5S8
According to the reports thirty new IRE
conpanies were organized and 100 men
appointed to the uniformed force. On
December 81, 1913, the report showed 4922
uniformed officers and men on the ro!Is
and 75S civilian employees. There were Zo9
companies and S9l pieces Of apparatus OF
all kinds The department occupied vi
separate buildings.
The addition OF thirty new companies
resulted in 81 promotions.
OF 1S6,7O4 inspections made by the bu-
reau Of Fire Prevention, $3.50 corrective
orders resulted. Collections from tho Bu-
reau Of Combustibles for licenses ana
permits increased $27,62i 80 over the pre-
vious year.
Motor vehicles in the department num-
Der l67. The freboat fleet mas ten oo@'S,
with a combined pumping capacity Oh
n 800 gallons a minute. The high pressure
system was extended to some degree
commissioner Adamson's recommended
tions ON this subject include the extern
sion Of this system to all of Manhattan
south of seth st. and considerable "u .
yorce on the use of the system in Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
EW-Y0RK BANKS FILE SUIT
Join in Bankruptcy Petition
Against Kuhns, of Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh. June ia creditors petit
ton in bankruptcy was filed in the United
States District Court to-day by the Ma
tional Park Bank, Merchants Bank and
the Equitable Trust Company. all Of New
York; the Springdale National Bank, Of
Springdale, Penn, and the Allegheny
Bank OF Pittsburgh, against James S.
Kuhn and william 8. Kuhn The claims
amount to $557.443
William NJ. Kennedy was appointed re-
ceiver for the Kuhns and gave 5000
bond The petitioners allege that there
are assets Of about $4,000 on which they
may realize. The action was the outcome
OF financial difficulties OF the Kuhns al
most year ago, and placed several cor
porations in which they were interested
in the hands of receivers.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE IS.
Manhattan.

The fret namo g that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor. and date when
Judgment was Aled
s Barney Rector, etc. Of Grace Church
June 10, 1914 1929 %
same-same: Nov ]. 1918; Si57 ~.
j. 4. Mlnaldi-M. Saqui Co.; Nov. /. 1909;
Psrk Terrace Co.--People. etc: April is.
1914: sitT o..
s. Purhcato--A, PelEeia et all May o.
1914: S2a9 ~
Roehlinz Construction Ca. JiEamek; Dec.
II. 1913 $3.50 80.
S Rauch-People, etc; Feb =. 1914; x2OO0,
BROOKLYN Heights Railroad Coo. Toros-
sim; June 4 1914. 1855 IT,
J. z. Bonsal-i Masten; Jan. 4. 1915
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IT 6 Gets First Canal Cash.

Washington, June lS.-The hrst casn re-
turn 10 the United States for the nun
dreds OF millions spent on the Panama
canal was received to-day from collec-
60 unon barge traffic begun on May IS
. 80 cargoes because of the con-
I ' ',' Of freight traffic on the Panama
9aitroad They were mostly sugar from
lat The tolls in May amounted to
e. o-s 70 on the basis Of 81 20 net ton.
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suRRoeATEs, NOTICES.

To the Creditors Of David II. ogden. deceased;
TAKE NOTICE. that the UNDERLINED. one OF
late OF Port Dickinson. y. Y, will on July 3
1914 at 1890 o'clock A ~. apply 10 the Sur
rogate's Court OF Broons County for Letters
Of Administration upon the estate Of said de-
cedent, under the provisions Of sec. 1854 OF tho
Code OF Civil Procedure. relating 10 modified
security with consent OF next OF kin. and tho
creditors Of said deeedent are hereby notified
10 present their claims against said estate 20
Hon. Benjamin Baker. Surrogate Of Broome
County, a, Blnghamton. n. u. on or before
July ?. 1914
CHARLES II. OGDEN.
Louis Y. Green. Attorney for Petitioner. eos-I
Kllmer Building. Binghamton New YORK
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WILLS FILED.

MARY CLEVELAND COOKE (May 16),
al stamford. Conn; $4,000 personal, 70 Fan
ME N Cooke. sister Theale & Beam, attys
FREDERICK KNIEF dune IL; more
than $4,000 real estate. more than $4,000
personal: to wife. two sons and daughter
With provision that each grandchild is 10
receive a watch TO cost $500. John Lind
ley. atty , "a
MAX FRINCANT MAY l2); upward OF
g. 600 personal; to Pauline Arendt sister
<? 900 . year for life; at death, estate 10
Six nephews and a niece. Leo Oppenheimer
atty. ~, a..
found in another column
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STATE COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.

lNf.t .lSlARNC.
y,Nie Ninth st Garage. prGeV t l',l a.,
..i,b c6sts aud question ceruhed answered. 80
nc G, S,I,,r1 & snoI Town OF Cameron & ors'
,,-esi dismissed. .,.,,. ~ an
snDllcs.ion % Haas for payment on az,
-, Re account OF Burdick 4 orr WE
v.,rsnt 4 orS. People eN re- stssXSs TNoCisoy
49, ors cours' taxes; re CN1. NVolsySS
liTly 60. S. III Icnsson; North side Bank
w ~, Queens Home Realty 90, bulnS,
l.."'0L33 tt-,~f,y 90. Re y \, Croton fals
i,lyN'.. Iysrsor,.oir X Juengst Claim, HeoeIu;
..e" n Hartley q ors; People eA ~,
~. r,s.,So police Comrs People eN re,
~ j.. ~. s.. rS-sI5o Police Cognr; People eN re-
,ol,-t.it ,..IWaldo. Police Conn; People eN re,
'1'f,trson Tirc Conn; People eN re-
- 10y IC,-ost Corpoyauon/M May, Secy OF Oh
people q rel IngcTso!(Smth' oTueIs
FL n ., .ssei s.hvsr1cr Motion to dismiss ap-
''SS, so Sf t1IAiieszi Motion to dismiss appeal
sIySn1,.s, .T,.s-s OF Eiuc y y. Motion to va
= c-ser disn-issing appeal granted. 800,
0ev-,sts lOoniny Motion 20 dismiss apPtaI
.-srtcs unless appellant 6ies ana serves IN
s~.st,i,r and pays $40 costs within hItecn
s.ys III this condition is not comPhea WIN
- -,c4jou will be granted. .
tfrorr 4 snO/ ECGron CO. Motion 10 NdN"''
80 dismissing appeal granted. 100. =,
"Nfs-tina ri Woods & ors. SouthWlCk/N l
,,Is.ino Missionary Scty & ano; Chism q
..eiSvltS Motion for reargument dehled. a.,
hSS1s-t adjourned 90 July II. when II WI
80 down decisions. and then take IeOess
until October
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Wesf 2lth Streef.

West Gath Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien
charge, 10 satisfy which the above descrloea
thereon from the 18th day OF March. 1919 10
gethcr with the costs and allowance amounting
TO sl53 90, with interest from March ON, NV
together with the expenses OF the sale. The ap-
proximate amount OF the taxes assessment
and water rates or other Hens. which arc 20 oe
allowed TO the purchaser out or the purchsss
money or paid by the referee, IS $3.50 ana
interest; and the property IS 70 be sold suoJeo,
10 a first mortgage OF Sil,ooo, with interest
thereon from the 9Th day Of April. lslA
Dated New York. May 18th, 1915
EDWIN II. UPDIBE.
Referee.
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

si1 ~ Faulty in real estate AT 22S East list
81 and four unimproved lots in East 2lGth st.,
valued at s99l1 cash in bank. s4.SOl "a;
tords stocks. etc. So, 400 81; value Of liquor
HI, ejncss at 1857 Third av., Sj.3l6 90.
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Ready for July 4th Entries.

Thirty thousand entry blanks have been
sent out by the Safe and sane July tth
conmIttee for the forty athletic meets
on that day. The events Will be open 10
ali athletes. There will be gold, silver
and bronze medals for the winners and
silver cups for the victorious baseball
teams Entry blanks may be secured az
room 1850 Mupicipal Building, q Warren
strnof and % John street.
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sURROGATE,s CoURr-sAwYER. S.

PROBATE or WILLS.
Robert y Mcclure Daniel l. Merritt
Gertrude Beekman
EXECUTORS ACCOUNTING.
Paul Heubner
ADMINISTRATORS ACCOUNTING.
William Carter Caleb
COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING.
J. W. Halstcd
DISCOVERY PROCEEDING.
Elizabeth LcfuTEy
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SURROGATEs' COURT-KETCHAM. S.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT-Part IY-rAwcETT. J.

CIVIL CALENDAR-At 10 m.
Actions triable by the court without jury.
Bolstein Epstein Co IZack ImmI CofNY &ano
/Baylis continued Mass Cnt Co/Frcund
StcTnLAcme Homes CI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19

MlbNAlh fulluphOn W .
Aronson clothing; 81 Union So.
Miscellaneous.
BERWICK. PENN-Berwlck Stores Co; W c
Garrison. general merchandise; IS Il 33d 81.
BOSTON-MoOre. Smith & Co; J Rcddlng, hai'
and furs. Murray Hin
BOSTON-R II White Co: NJ Dean. Innings.
notions and umbrellas; 60 W SD ST. 80.
M'KINNEY, TEN p Dowel carpets; Wal
lick
-Boggs & Bull. A c Mcdonald;
notions. leather and toilet goods; o. 70"
10Th A..
San FRANCISCO D g. Walter 4 CO..
w Calders. carpets: 81 Union So
SCRANTON. PENN-Kapl8n Bros, VI hdpiail'
carpets: Broadway Central
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Special Term-MORSClIAUSE ].
Looscher Town Of Harrison.
Trial TernI-Part I--TOMPk1NS, !.
Criminal cases will he taken up June -
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COUNT.

Special Term-BRADY, J. Ex-parte mat
tiers. Motions.
Klemann /F9eischmann| stein stein
Donovan Donovan Penschuck/Quinn
Gardner/Grill Re Hughes
Wiegand Klein
special Term for TriaIs-BRADY, ].
No day calendar.
Trial Term-BRADY, J.
Gallagher Estate Dew Co case on.
larson /Hav + Il I W Shapiro Fain
Hyland/ Speed'nCnst G Ament/IRT
Poodle Chester I'M AS IianOs/ Man Pie Bkng
WorcusGIRR Rutherford /McGovern
Hand /Grccnhut q MOsner/Gt A&F Tea
PeronlO/S ! Mid Ry
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Michael Renchan Henry G Simonson
John j Robinson Caroline 4 Buttcrheld
T. McCrystal james NJ Duane
carrie H. Richards Peter Algle
George NJ clark Archibald Park
\ SChlesinger Adela DortiC
Ellen Coughan Kate Gcssa
Rose NJ DierSt George G SNkes
Patrick McGrou Elizabeth Biunengcr
Anna Wilson Anna Rrns
Dennis Dun Annie Abrams
Frank J Ransom Euza " Work
Julius Bicdermaun Emma Parkinson
Edward Raftcr Louise polhemus
Helen Keenan, Thomas Z McGinnity
= tiauCiulu Thomas Little
Nankcl Down Edwin y Robbins
Mary Burgoyne Richard Smith
Jacob Pier Daniel MCBcrs
Jacob Rubino Pauline Dastler
Jacob Ruhino George l. Elliott
Newman Cohen lGerson Hyman
Sophic Flatow JeSup Wakeman
Charles q Adams John ID Abraham
William simon Samuel Dalslmer
John II L.avClle Margaret Gilugan
Peter Hermann Emily Marcus
Laurence O6cU Stewart l. Woodford
William, Rriil Alexander J Mayer
Thomas h Chapman catherine James
AdelIa l. Stocks Mary & Worrau
Walter ( laurence Robert G Ogden
Gregorio Folchi James Ga!itTu
Fsyotte z Schley Aioiphus ottoh'c's
John Murphy
WILLS FOR PROBATB-Io:SO 4. NJ.
George Hamilton Mary = '"an
r,6wsr5 Niirhaclis ELI II Taplcy
Charles W RaU Bertha S't'"
AdOlph BorChard
Trial Term-FOWLER. S.
ESTATES At II NJ.
Patrick Lilly Geo 7 Cummings
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the BOARD OF Water supply at its offices,
twenty second floor, Municipal Buuding'
ParL6 Row. Centre and ChamDers StrseS'
New York City, until III A. N, on luss
dav July IA 1914, for Contract 40, TOT
roo6nr with reinforced concrete tiles 80 SUI
perstructures along the line OF the Catsklii
adueduct between the Ashokan ana mn
View reservoirs. a distance Of approIlhate,Hy
% miles Approximately 2s,9OO tues MI
he reGuired under the contract. The build
ings. ready to receive the tlles, arc oei"b
constructed under other contracts.
Al the above place and time the olos
will be publicly opened ana Tsso' f ar
and contract drawings can be obtained AZ
the above address at the ONCE q the se,
Rotary by deposlting the sum OF ten doi
lars ISiO) in cash or it's equivalent Tor eScn
Inc Once OF the Principal Assistant Engineer
at 'hs S0V CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
'V eonm Il Sia' Of the Board OF
Water supply.
W. BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Tohn y Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the County
~ New York NOTICE is hereby given 10 ali
persons having claims against William {.
xyitter late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber. at her place OF
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