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little pages-Charles Hoge. jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Hoge, of Lex
ington ay., and Herbert Stanley Connell,
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stanley
Connell, of 81 East sd st.
The uncle of the bridegroom, Rufus
F. Schultz, was best man, and the ush-
ers were two brothers and two brothers
in-law of the bride, r. Morton La Vie,
George A. La Vie, jr., Thomas o..
Thatcher, Of Albany, and Harold Mason,
of Philadelphia; also Augustus Schoon-
maker and David King Irwin, OF Short
Hills.
The decorations at the church were
palms and lilies. At the home Of the
brides parents, "a West 8sth St, where
reception was held after the cere-
mony, the decorations were palms and
pink Killarney roses.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
David Il. Crompton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. Julien ID.
Fairchild, Mr.. and Mrs. Julien p. Fair
child, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fletcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fletcher, Robert
$. Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. George Girls
void Freylinghuysen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gibson, jr., DIR. Homer Gibney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Goodbody, DR..
and Mrs. James r. Hayden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander ]. Hemphill, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Hoge, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Heilner, Mrs. Llewellyn Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
0. Kumler, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel KEEL
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GENERAL SOCIAL
NEWS AND NOTES
Two Weddings of Interest Cele-
brated Yesterday and Others
Arranged for Near Future.

The marriage Of Miss Mabel La Vie,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. La
Vie. TO william Lightfoot Schultz took
place at o'clock yesterday afternoon
in the chantry Of st. Thomas's Church.
The Rev. Ernest NJ. Stires performed
the ceremony.
The bride wore gown OF white char
meuse, trimmed with tulle and natural
orange blossoms sent from California
for the occasion. She wore a tulle veil
caught with a lace cap, and carried
bouquet of white orchids and lilies-ot-
the-valley.
The brides sister. Miss Mary La Vie,
as maid Of honor, wore a gown OF pale
pink charmeuse, with brown tulle hat,
and carried bouquet OF pink Killarney
roses and dark pink rosebuds.
The flower girls were Miriam La We
niece Of the bride and daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. Mortimer La Vie, and
Phyllis Kumler, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Irwin Kumler. Of Dayton, ONO
They wore white net frocks over PINK
and pink velvet hats, and carried pas-
kets Of rosebuds and ferns.
The bride also was attended Dy TWO
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BROOKLYN LOSES
ASSEMBLY BALL
Big Social Function To Be Omit
ted This SeasOn-Debuts
Past and to Come.

Owing to the disturbed conditions OF
the times, by which practically every
body is in some measure affected, the
committee of the Assembly Ball has
decided to omit that function this sea-
son. The omission of the ball is un-
d. btedly cause for rea. regret, as no
matter how numerous the winters en-
tertainments may be not one can fill
the peculiar place the Assembly holds
in the social calendar. Its significance
is generally recognized by Brook
lynites, and it invariably brought back
former Brooklyn people who now are
seldom seen at a general entertain
ment on this side of the river. Before
reaching its decision the committee
conferred with the patrOnesses and
many of the subscribers, but II was
finally deemed best 10 let this season
pass without its distinguishing event.
A noteworthy addition TO the holiday
entertaining Will be the ball which Mrs.
Walter Glib is 10 give for her daugh-
ter. Miss Althea Glib, Friday evening.
January 8, at the Heights Casino. Al
that time Mrs. Glib will have as her
don, who is TO pass this winter in
America with old friends of her
mother, formerly Miss Katharine Law
renee. of Boston, and one of Mrs.
Gibbs bridesmaids more than twenty
years ago. Miss Mercer, whose father
is Brigadier- General David Mercer. OF
the Royal Marines, is to spend January
with Mrs. Glib and her daughter.
The dance which Colonel and Mrs.
William Cary Sanger gave last even
ing for their daughter, Miss Mary San
ger, was arranged as "A small and early
affair. Dancing stopped at midnight.
when supper was served, without a
single dull minute in the three preced-
ing hours. Not few of the guests be-
longed 20 the Manhattan debutante set,
and William Cary Sanger, jr., brought
down with him several of his Harvard
friends. There was also p fair DIP,
of gold lace, for man. OF the younger
officers from the nearby forts we're
present Vases of pink roses and
chrysanthemums and palms we're used
in the decorations. Mrs. Sanger wore
a gown of mauve and silver broeadc.
trimmed with point de Venise lace, and !
the debutante appeared in pale blue
chiffon, edged f!th white swansdown-
Miss Ruth jerks, daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. Almet Francis jerks, was for
mally introduced TO society yesterday
afternoon at a large reception. The
jerks home, at Pierrepont ST., was
simply decorated with greenery. but
the flowers received by the debutante
filed the receiving rooms. Mrs. jerks
wore a gown Of bisque velvet and chif-
fon. embroidered in gold. and Miss
jerks was frocked in white chiffon and
silver. They were assisted in receiv-
ing by Miss Helen Hinman. Miss Mary
Sanger Miss Polly pupEll. Miss Katk-
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!, the house were of Christmas greens,
with the exception Of the dining room,
which was done in green and white.
Receiving with the bride and bride
groom were DR.. and Mrs. Fitch, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Blackman Ferry and
Miss Fitch.
Miss Adelaide Houston Requa, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leslie Re-
qua. will be married 10 Horace Alexan-
der Lake. of Kingston, Jamaica, Is. W.
l.. on Monday, December rs, at the home
of her parents, $50 West l42d st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bucket have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Frances Ehrgott Bucket, TO
Lieutenant James Cooper Waddell, u.
:. A. Miss Bucket, who lived abroad
for several years. Is now with her Sis
ter. Mrs. c. A. Rothwell, 599 West 178th
ST. The welding will take place in jan
uarv. The couple will live at Fortress
Monroe, Va, where Lieutenant Wad-
dell is stationed.
Miss Florence /. Garnsey, daughter Of
Mrs. Squire Garnsey, of $40 West seth
St. was married on Tuesday in the
Church of the Divine Paternity TO Fred
erick j. Brettman, jr.
The first of the Midwinter Dances,
organized by Mrs. Austin +. Hancock.
took place Friday night at the Hotel
Ausonia. Other dances will be given
on January %, February II and March
10. The patronesses include Mrs. Will
lam f. Bailey, Mrs. Walter McCorkle,
Mrs. Duncan McMartin, Mrs. James
Ritchey, Mrs. Minthorne Woolsey, Mrs.
Adrian briggs, Mrs. Oliver Davis, Mrs.
c. c. Williams. Mrs. William Conley,
Mrs. w. n. Compton. Mrs. +. B. Wilson,
Mrs c. r. Hoffman, Mrs II y Hemp
stead. Mrs. B. S. Mills, Mrs. S. L. Reed,
Mrs. W. Irving Twombly and Mrs. An
tome Guichard.
Mrs. John s. Gaines, Of 1872 West
18th ST., gave auction bridge parties on
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Lots of Pleasant Affairs, Large and
Small, Are Being Given in Honor
of Attractive Girls Newly Pre-
seneed to Social World.

II. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A Odds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Riggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. 7. Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Welsh Rogers, Mrs. Lillian Mcdonald
Sheridan, the Rev. and Mrs. Ernest
Stres, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Stokes,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Thacher, John
F. Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Troy,
DR.. and Mrs. Spencer Trotter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodney Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old B. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas o.
Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz will return from
the South at the end of the month and
will live in New York.
Miss Viola H. Loew, daughter Of
Jacques Loew and niece of Isaac Gug-
genheim, will be married to Otto l..
Myers, of Red Bank, n. j.. on Wednes-
day at the home OF the bride, 81 West
Seth st.
At the home OF DR.. and Mrs. Will
lam Edward Fitch, 355 West 145th ST.,
yesterday afternoon. there was a dou-
Bile celebration-the wedding of one of
their daughters and the debut of the
other. Miss Lucille Fitch became the
bride of Thomas Pittman Ferry, and
after the ceremony a reception was
given for the introduction of Miss
Elizabeth Fitch, who acted as her sis
ter's maid of honor and only attendant
The bride, who was given away by her
father, was in a gown of ivory white
crepe meteor and Chantilly lace. She
carried a shower bouquet OF lilies-of-
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Mrs. Bernet Kennedy gave an auction
bridge on Wednesday evening at her
home, $40 Riverside Drive.
Mrs. Samuel Miller Jarvis, Of $40
West 111th ST., gave a luncheon, fol-
lowed by bridge, on Tuesday at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Jarvis was as
sisted in receiving by her daughter,
Mrs. +. G. Vaughan; Mrs. c. +. Good
man. of Bryn Mawr, and Mrs. Hugh
Jarvis. of Plainfeld. n. J. The guests
included Mrs. James n. Duncan, Mrs.
Simon Baruch. Mrs. Searles Rabbit,
Mrs. Elmer Black, Mrs. A. ID. Bran
hall. Mrs. Robert Francis Cartwright,
Mrs. Richard Esterbrook. Mrs. Lionel
Emdin. Mrs. Henry Baldwin Fisher,
Mrs. Leonard L. Hill, Mrs. A. II. Glea-
son. Mrs. Walter Janvier, Mrs. BenJa-
min Lillard. Mrs. Charles o. Mas, Mrs.
Carl Won Mayhof. Mrs. James W. Os-
borne, Mrs f. II. Porter and Mrs. Min
thorne Woolsey.
The first of the series Of Merry Folk
dances was held on Tuesday evening at
The Hotel Marseille. The patronesses
were Mrs. Thomas l.. Marsalis, Mrs.
William W. Adams, Mrs. Edward p.
Clark, Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish, Mrs.
Charles L. Krugler, Mrs. Adolphus Ra-
gan, Mrs. Augustus NJ. Anderson, Mrs.
John Flintoft Kelly. Mrs. Albert Pat
ton Massey, Hrs Walter c. Sheppard
and Mrs. James Henry Parker.
Miss Marion Reidy. of S84 West End
av.. was one of the flower girls at the
charity bail held week ago at the
Waldorf-Astoris for the benefit Of the
Italian Hospital and Red Cross.
Mrs. Theodore Price entertained the
Lenox Whist Club at luncheon on Mon
dav at her home, 600 West 18th Sc.
Mrs. p. J. Casey will be the hostess at
the next meeting, on Monday, Deem
Der u.
Mrs. John d. Hancy. of 46s Riverside
Drive, will give a reception to-day at
her home.
Mrs. Stanley Green. of the Hotel
Marie Antoinette, who has just re-
turned from an extended visit to her
uncle. r. B. Blennerhasset, at Niagara
Falls, entertained on Friday afternoon
with a luncheon and bridge party at
the hotel.
The Newman Club Of Columbia Uni
versity will hold its annual winter
dance at Delmonico's on Tuesday even
ing, January 8. Tickets may be had
from the chairman, Edward +. Tanning,
4 Convent Hill, New York City.
II is announced that Nine. Eleonora
de Cisneros. of the Philadelphia Chi
cago Opera Company, will sing at the
Tableaux Vivants TO be given by the
children's court committee of the As
ISOLATION OF Catholic Charities at the
Plaza on January IL. The performance
is given TO raise funds for relief work
IN the children's court.
Among those identified with the I'M
dertaking are Mrs. Joseph j. 0'Dono-
hue, president OF the Association of
Catholic Charities; Mrs. Geraldyn Red
mond, Miss Iselin, Mrs. Jospgh Slevin,
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Miss MARJORIE tufAS
zine HzSonf Photo

I Thursday and Friday at her home.
Among the guests were Mrs. Edwin
Hawthorne. Mrs. William L. Bailey,
Mrs. Leonard L. Hill, Miss Clarkson,
Mrs. Myron Robinson, Mrs. Livingston
Fountain. Mrs. George De Witt, Mrs.
Bedell Parker, Mrs. George W. Roberts,
Mrs. Frank Carpenter, Mrs. Walter
Crump, Mrs. Ashley Biedler, Mrs. Du-
ane Hallett, Mrs. A. Turner, Mrs. Otis
Smith, Mrs. James Henry Parker and
Mrs. John Dale.
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iogg. Mrs. Albert L. Lee. Niss harga-
reits Lee. Mrs. Charles u. Lee, the
Misses Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
lynch. Mrs. Frank NJ. Lupton, hr. ana
Mrs. John c. Mccall, Mr.. and Mrs I. r.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Sargent, OF Nut
ley, n. j., are at the Hotel Belleciaife
for a short stay.
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Mrs. Bernet Kennedy gave an auction
bridge on Wednesday evening at her
home, $40 Riverside Drive.
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Miss DOROTHY 6ATvlE
Anne Aze6rf Photo

Whitney Warren. Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander, Mrs. f. Burial Hoffman,
Mrs. Amory S. Carhart, Mrs. John H.
Hammond, Mrs. Hamilton Fish Web
ster, Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee,. Mrs.
Archer NJ. Huntington, Mrs. Charles II.
Coster, Mrs. Paul Morton, Mrs. Joseph
Pulitzer and Mrs. James A. Burden.
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MISS ALEXANDRA
EWING

mother. Mrs. William James Elias, at
the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mrs. W. Nottingham Battle will
give dance for her debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Battle, at her nome,
375 Park av., on December 81.
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The Schola Cantorum will give mu-
steal at Sherry's next Tuesday even
ing. On the entertainment committee
are Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie, Mrs.
Alonzo Potter, Mrs. Frederick Edey,
Mrs. Reginald Fincke and Mrs. /. n.
SpiegelbeTg.
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In the ballroom. Of the Ritz-Carlton
nf1t Thursday night the Museum Of
french Art win give concert, under
ne direction OF Victor Harris, in aid
on the held service OF the French Red
Cross. The programme will include
the Fionzsley quartet, Miss Lorraine
Wymsn and Emilio de Gogorza.
Among the pstronesses are HRS.
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Miss Geraldine Farrar, Miss Adj
sassoli and giovanni Martinelh viii
annear AZ Albert Morris Bagby's musl
cal morning tomorrow at the WALDORF
Astoria.
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Miss Alexandra Ewing daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing, Is one OF
the Washington debuiantes TINS season.
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Mrs. John s. Gaines, Of 1872 West
18th ST., gave auction bridge parties on
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
wandeii GIL. as Executors, ETC.. plaintiffs
against Margaret c. Feeter. Charles Kohier.
ct al. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of fore
the sbove-entitied action and bearing date
the goth day of April. 1914, I. the under
signed. the referee In said judgment named.
Will sell a, public auction at the Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan. city of New York.
on the 2ist day OF May. 1915. at IL o'clock
noon on that day. BY JOSEPH = DAY. Auc-
tioneer. The premises directed by said judy
follows.
ALL that certain lot. piece OF parcel o.
land with the building ana Improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being in
Of New York. known as Number Forty south
street. In said Borough and City, being the
northwest corner OF Old slip and South
street. and containing in front on South
adjoining premises known as Number Thirty
four Old Slip twenty three t23) feet. ana on
each side from South Street to the above
mentioned premises forty-four NO fee, and
Being the came premises conveyed to Acton
CIVIL by Frederick DePeyster. Jr. Master
In Chancery. by deed bearing date the LIST
day Of February, 1874. and recorded or the
Cenveyanee.. Page :,s, In the Register
Once OF the County OF New York and
whereof said Acton Civil died seized and
p0fss.ssd on or yo ssou, 3H'essr IL 1883
~ P THEoboRE Davis. Referee
PALMER n SERIES. Attorneys for Plain
TINS % Cedar street. Borough OF Man
-h baton ,o,To, Sew York CITY: .,
SOUTH STREET. Us '"e'' N"'"0e' IL ~
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Repuoiic OF Panama, Plaintiff. agaIns,
Apartment Holu!ng Company CT AL Defend
ants
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made ana entered In the
shove entitled action ana bearing date the
the referee In said judgment named. will sell
a. public auction at the Exchange Gales
Room. Nos it.le Nrsey street IN The Bor-
the nth day Of May. 1874 a /. o'clock noon
on tina; day b. Henry Brady. Auctioaeer, the
sold and therein described a. follows: ALL
that certain plot ~ land. together with the
CITY o. New York. in the County and state
OF New York and bounded and described az
BY the Intersection OF the sou,herly side OF
ssth Street with the westerly side OF Central
along said sou,hery SIDE OF S5i IN street 'V ono
hundred and twenty Gebi feet; thence
-ouineriy parable with the westerly sid. o:
Ave ,D inches - the centre line % the
block; thence easterly along said centre Inc
Of the block ono hundred and twenty-rve
Park West, and thence north,r.y along said
westerly side OF Central Fars West one hun.
which were conveyed 10 Hsin.- Realty Cor
deed dated Feeruary .ith, 1905, and re-
corded In ,he otfics OF he Resis,er o. g
In Lihcr l:e. Section Of conveyances -
ToGErHER With all the n,,ures and per
sonal properly used IN or In connection with
the nararcmrut aud operation OF tho build
ing on sllt premises
Dated S 1Y, Y9rT A mi, ,y'h ,sl' r.,.-.
SULIiVNN 4 CROMWELL Attorneys for
r,lin;ir a. wall Street New York Ny
to be sold. i,- stree, number is so Central
Park West.
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GIYNN ACTS FOR LAND BANK.
First step IL to Get Loan Associa.
tions tO become Members.

ALBANY. May s.--The first step toward
the organization Of n land bank In this
state was taken by Gov. Glynn and rep
resenta;ives of the savings and loan asso-
Citations to-day.
AT n conference held In the Banking De-
partment a committee on organization was
named and the State Superintendent OF
Banks was asked to canvass the savings
and loan associations to ascertain how
many elected to become members In the
proposed cooperative association which
would make possible the organization Of a
land bank.
The tentative plan agreed upon to-day
Is that as soon as an agreement il signed
by ten or more savings and loan associa-
tons having aggregate resources Of 35.-
100000 the project will be carried out
The proposed bank will have IA capital of
100000, to be raised by the issuance of
shares with IA value of $1,000 each. The
central Office Of the proposed bank will be
in New York city.
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RECORDED LEASES.
au.... 49,.

ED ST. 2os e. al..-A,nos W w,.sh, ..
&c, 70 Gorne,iu,, Lyyqpsh' ?:o = toth E, ",
souTH ST. 60. ail.Ger,rude T sics.,sil ~
a ns to Earolinc Roettser; ?C2; Avenue az
assnnnsef ~ we 5 &5S i. W.. t''l
10th ST g W, aIl---Morris Levy eel -; ~
i. a5F% 81 Nsy 81 Wv!' ali.sci nr,li ~
Ehtiich. ??SS 9th av. 1-ia yrs from nav 5y,
WATER ST. 100. eil.Kaunman 4 r, 100
,hal Really co 20 Jacob Smith. ~ EJ'
M,rrls Kop1ciinan, i4i Rivide.5iSS a. 81.
18TH ST, 3i3-47 ". an ana stb f,....''
S Sis IL. se, Hamilton To- At,am kl5,.s
BRooME ST. 2s;.Ss, store ana b,;.,i 'fgo.
SIN Az io5, store---cirnis l. Ro.e g., ~.
p ponohue' az az and 'Si s'h ay ,.s r. !,
ETH Az ts,, store &c.Maiiiyy ST.. ~"
To- John Mcuonisie, 40 aih ~. 81. .r..
My L. islt a'ty' John c HJeae,7s,f
I'D Nv, 33i. store ana part cellar. w. '.,''
able TILE CO to Domenieo cusunato las
oity. John HoennInscr. io' Z :.l
isT Av. .i@sj.ie55. store roor . 500. .'
ist az; yrs from Nav !. isi,' ,,.,
10TH ST 1870 W. aii~Il'i.d ta,' '.;.,
g, Hway. s.yrs from Mly {, isi4 a,.,.
D~ycr's Sow Nm5teraSa ~ vSn W, sI i'H Ca, .
age 60. ~ Columbus tv 20 ". .-sr
Nay l. l'Iii aitS' Tho' Dryer. 80 v
erlii ST i.,.7si L ailii--u,ai Mo.ri ' 90.
~ " from May /. 1914, a',y u Pc.
a
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Old SIN.
Th> Approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above esori bed
property Is to be sold IL Twelve Hundred
and eleven ana 91-loo Sl2ll.9ll Dollars.
with interest thereon from the 9TH day OF
April. 1914. together with the costs and
allowance amounting TO s2o0.s7. with in.
terest from April 20. 1914. together with the
expenses of the sale. Tho Approximate
amount Of the taxes assessments and water
Races. or other liens. which are to he allowed
80 the pure haser out OF the purchase money.
OF paid by the Referee. Is 1907 10 and In
ter0s'
THE PREMISES WILL BIZ SOLD sUBJEcT
70 a hrst mortgage for $50 COO. which f.
past due, together with Interest from No
Neinber l. 1913
ALSO SUBJECT to two Other mortgages
aageregnting, 5000. with interest thereon
from May 10. 1918.
ALSO SUBJECT 20 any state OF facta
which an accurate survey viii show.
Dated. New York. April gS;h 1914.
=. THEODORE DAVIS. Referee
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SlkkOGAIEs' NOlLCES.

BENJAMIN BuRGHElMER. In pursuance
of an order of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler,
a Surrogate OF tho County OF New York.
notice IN hereby given to all persons having
claims against Benjamin Burgheimer late
OF the County of New York. deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof -
the subscriber, ~ their place OF transacting
business, No. % Nassau street, Borough OF
Manhattan. the city OF New York, on or
before the 18th day of June next, Dated, New
YORK the eth day OF November 1915
FLORA BURGHEIMER JACOR RURG.
HEiMER OTTO A SAMUELS. Executors
JACOB NEtMARK, Attorney for Exscutora
90 Nassau Street. New York City.
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Harris Dunscombc Colt, member Of the
law hrm OF Curtis Mallet-Prevost a Colt,
was sued in the supreme Court yesterday
for 100000 by his wife, Mrs. Eliyahe.h
BOVINE Colt. great of Wal
ter Bovine. who was Mayor OF New York
from 1929 to 1893. Mrs Col: sues to
compel her husband to refund to her the
money she has paid In maintaining her
self since 1910. when she alleges he ADAM
doned her She says his income is SIS
600 year
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BANDIT HAD TO STOP TO EAT.
Odor Of Reb Regan's Dacon brings
Posse to His Cnmp

GoLDfikLp. New. May S.--lf Reb Cliff
Regan. a notorious bandit. hadn't been a
slave TO his appetite he would still be n
few Jumps ahead of the posse from Oasis,
Cal, which had caught two of his COM
rades after running fight yesterday.
But Reb had laid aside his gun and was
frying himself some bacon to-day In a
ravine when the tempting odor reached
the nostrils OF his pursuers and they
dropped In on Rcbs camp suddenly. He
submitted peacefully and finished his
meal
LAkEPoRT. Cali May s--A posse OF fifty
men under Sheriff Frazer OF Lake county
and another OF equal size under Sheriff
kelton OF Napa county to-day were clos
ing in on three bandits who murdered
Haml!n Horrick. Wells-Fargo Express
agent, ut Middletown on Wednesday night.
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MOORE. RopERr-In pursuanc. Of a

MOORE. ROBERT-In pursuance Of an
order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler, a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York notice
|. hereby given to all persons having claims
against Robert Moore. late of tho County Of
New York deceased, to present the Same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, a.
his place OF transacting business. No .33
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. In tho
CITY OF New York. on or before the 2lst day
OF September next Dated New York the ,th
day Of March. 1914 KNEELAND MOORE
Executor CAMPBELL. MOORE 4 AMER
MAN ATTORNEYS Tor Executor ?S3 broadway
poroueh Of Manhattan, New York CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09

6<th Street.

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which tho above described
property Is to be sold IL $,.9.5,5. with in
trrest thereon from tho gth day Of December.
1919. together with the costs and allowances
amounting TO sS32.9O, with interest from the
sist day Of March, lsli, together with the
expenses OF sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments ana water. rates or
other liens which are 20 be allowed to tho
purchaser out OF the purchase price or paid
by tho referee Is 323ssb and interest.
Dated New York. April lTth. 1914
ARTHUR Il. TRUsN. Referse