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YORK. JOHN VANDER pOEi ana GER
TE NS y MohAH hI!Rt1s "grRRst ii II.
ING COMPANY and others Defendants
iH narsuaInc'c Of a judsment % torsclosgre
above entitled action and bearing date the
SON dLy OF April, 1914 I, the undersigned,
NE referee IN said judgment named VIII
ssalssroom, Nos lI,ls vesey street. IN The
Borough Of Manhattan, C!ty OF Sew York
noor on that day, by JOSEPH T., DAY;
~. tone"r. the premises directed bv said
Judgment to be sold, and therein described
ALL that lot or parcel Of land, with the
buildings All improvements thereon in the
bounded and described as follows BfGIS
An MiS" s; =, gGin' IN Che s"ghrry T,i' 81
'tlOl feet easterly FROM the corner formed
9sS, me intsrse3!ion or The sgntheriy m,e .,
Avenue, ana running thence sopthsrly,
parallel with 9Th Avenue. nirety-eight tsH
h feoi nine -, inches TO he .entIs iins Of ne
Of the block and parallel with ssth srreoL
twenty -nys .25l tss, thence nor.Ggs.,g,
sishi ~ 1 lee, " nine 'V -, neh.. To- "' the
sou,hegly sid. OF 5Sth street and thence
of nEGyNSiSG, The westerly :" wall OF he
%a ss nah ens KNOWN SsiHs %s.
,sth street" Together With all the n,turcs
ara articles attached to or used In c9nn.c.
appurlenances and all the estate and rights
o. the Illuminating Enginesrins Pubhshins
'' pa.G H e r9 York Nay "a 's'H ,s PREMISE
PHINEks LEwINsoN, Referee.
woHcEsTER' WILLIAMS s sAXE' After, ,,o,'
Hnor9ough OF Manhattan city of New
Tn. following (. diagram Of tn. prop
:ss,y to b. sold; it' street Number is SO W,
'''h S'Fee' a., a..
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
iOHk-Tite Guarantee and Trust Company,
twenty four broadway Company Inc. ct al,
Defendants.
closure and sails. duly made and entered in
the above entitled action and bearing date
ne EN- S day Of AP pr ,s i the
M sell at gSsG ap S...y az ss r., EHIn IN ,s.
noon 5"' on IN hat t' day BY jAMns l. wEIis
jaiF@eS' to be .od' and therein dsscriSed
county n os New S YORK " with the the buiain S.
thereon now known as Numbers s22 and Sei
Broadway and bounded and described as
BEGINNIHG a, the Intersection q q.
ssstsrly Side OF Broadway, ana running thence
.asterly along the. south.riy side Of Twelfth
street one hundred and twsnty-fcur feet eish,
Mi,s Twsf, R ssSst Eight Zee, tsn iseS..
thence westerly slightly div.rgins from said
course a little Sor,h Of West ninety-eish,
feet seven inches to a point In IN. sast.rly
four inches southsriy from the point OF be
.ipnns ana ,hsns. nor,nsfy s,9ns M f.
inches to til. point OF beginning
=, said premises being distingni.h,d as 10,
map Of part Of The Real Estate OF stsphsn
whitney, deceased, and Med IN the orce OF
the Register or the tonntN of New YORK on
June nth, 1891. as Map Number six hundred
and thirty nine
said ,.%1 s:,r. ihc Shiss rs5,
by J. Frederic Kerrochan and others by deed
dated September 4. lsl.
Dated. New York, April -, 1914.
JOHN T. ROESER Referee
HAROLD SWAIN, Attorney fv- Plaintiff
i7s broadway, New York City.
The following IL diagram Of the property
90 be sold; Its street Number Is s2e.s2,
Broadway.
isth Street.
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FORECLOsURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK---FREDERIC Il. COUDERT and
JOHN r. MURRAY, as Joint tenants. Plain
tins, against EDWARD PAGAN and others
Defendants. No. tsss---1gi4.
and sale, duly made and entered in the
abov.-entltled action and bearing date the
aist day OF April. 1914 the undersigned,
this referee IN said Judgment named, will
selesroom, Nos. i4.ie vessy street. In the
Borough of Manhattan. City of Nqv York.
on the 18th day Of May, 1914 at I, o'clock
noon on that day. by JOSEPH =. DAY. AUG.
,lonser. TIE premises DIRECTED by said jYds.
follows.
ALL that lot or parcel Of land with tho
buildings and improvements thereon In the
Borough Of Manhattan. In the city Of New
BEGlNNISu at point on the northerly
side OF tist street at or Immediately In front
OF the centre Of certain party wall dis.
tznt i66 feet ,ss,eriv from the corner formed
ti-t street. with the esstsrly side of gth
Avenue; thence northery parallel With 5th
the centre Of said party wall ss feet .
street % feet. thence southerly parallel with
9Th Avenue and part Of IN. distance through
the centre Of a party wall rs feet inches
20 the north.rly side OF lls, street an!
.i.t street 22 feet 20 the point or place Of
beginnings said preu.ises being now known
Dated Nav YORK.. April attn 1914
coubE AFfff aFbr Il HsEAs x,Sra H'.
Plaintiffs. once and y. o. Address 80.
Rector Street. New York City. y. r.
The following Is diagram OF the pron.
,ist Street. New York city, y. Y.
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HESSIAN FLY DAMAGE SMALL.
FrOm wheat states show
Pest Is Not Abundant

ST. Louis, May ls.--Reports from the
wheat States indicate that Hess.an ny
damage Is not az general as has been
reported. The bottom lands in the Mis-
souri, counties OF Cole. Galloway, johnson,
Carroll. Ray and Charlton =. EN- tho worst
affected. In Iowa. Indiana and Oklahoma
there Is no damage. and wheat IL in good
condition. The summary:
Mssouri-Hessianf ny reported TO have
done serious damage to wheat in Cole.
Galloway. Johnson. Carroll, Ray and
Charlton counties. Some damage Ia
Lincoln Fly found in other counties, but
plant is vigorous and serious loss rot
expected Fly most abundant in bottom
lands.
Arkansas-Hessian rs reported in north
central fields, with considerable dP mage
10 "rop. Acreage small.
hlUlana-Wheut In satisfactory condl-
ton, N damage from pests.
Oklahorn, Wheat in good condition
and free from parasite in eastern portion.
Iuwa-No evidence OF IfcssIan fly In
Iowa wheat. according 10 reports.
Sebraska-Railroad crop reports lnd
cate wheat In good condition Lincoln
reports Hessian ny along the Kansas Dor
dor and working north,
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MANUFACTURERS GATHER HERE.
National Association 10 Hold Con-
vention-yisitOrs Optimistic.

Men whose factories support 10000. 900
Americans will meet In convention to-
day Mt the Waldorf-Astoria. The Ma
tlonal Association OF Manufacturers has
1000 members and Ia the biggest thing
OF its kind In the country.
Unemployment and fire prevention will
be features Of this years discussions, The
recent congress OF the unemployed"
sponsored by Upton Sinclair and other
socialists will be- target for the manu-
facturers' facts and wit. According TO
visiting members OF tho association the
unemployment situation throughout the
country at present Is not highly serious.
Fire prevention, to teach which tho
y. A. NJ. has spent tens of thousands OF
dollars, will be not merely discussed. but
illustrated. a special exhibit OF fire safety
appliances nils the Colonial room OF the
Waldorf
The convention will go on to-day and
tomorrow. winding UP with u big dinner
at tho Waldorf Tomorrow night In
dustrial betterment will be the theme Of
addresses this afternoon. Col. George
Pope, the associations president Fire
Commissioner Robert Adamson. i. G.
Schwedtman OF the Raclne-Sattley Com
pany, Prof l.. l.. breckenridge OF Yale,
Howell Cheney Of Cheney Bros, o. II. L.
Wernlcke OF the Macy Company. W, w.
williams, safety engineer, and VI, T.
Niles. head of the Wisconsin Industrial
Education Board, viii be some Of the
speakers.
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YSRK" XRABEfLN MhcrNRLHSpp
Defendants, No. 29isO-isl3.
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure
and fa!e au!y mace and entered in The
18TH day OF April, 1914. I. tho undersigned
the referee ~ said judgment named; viii
sell AZ public auction. AZ the Exchange
Salcsroom, No l,.iG Vesey Street. in the
on The isth day OF Nav. 1914. at /: o'clock
noon on that nay, by JOSEPH p DAY. auc-
ioucer, tn" promises directed by said
Judgment to be sold, and therein described
as follows:
ALL that certain lot of land with tn.
building thereon erected. situate. lying and
being in the Twenty-setond Ward OF tho
Borough ot Manhattan, C!ty of New York
and bounded and described as followr; BE
GITSiM4 a, Bols, on hi s9g'hsry side
the intersection OF the southsry side OF
Seventy-tourth street with the Westerly
side OF Npth Avenue and running thence
part Of the way through u party wall one
hundred ana two feet two inches to the
centre line ~ the block; thence Westerly
along said centre line eighteen feet. thence
Avenue part Of ths way through. smother
Inches TO the Souther'y sldo Of seventy
fourth Street amt ihsnce Easterly along the
same eighteen feet 70 the place OF beginning
Dated New YIN i%h> Apr 27ths, 49,!
COUDERr BROTHERS, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, No. 2 Rs1tor street Borough
of Manhattan, New York city,
The following If diagram 81 The grop.
TNh Street. New York city, ~.
West eth ST
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sUNMONsEs.

Gci Hsna Tn5 5kI6Ahnn mATri MAh inG
u %@' e a'sii'' an. aRH s'ss SIa:i
Trustee under me- alleged Last, viii aud
Ssa,.d. and GEORGE iP' DrsIhE N sth.,~ .:
known as John Martin. WILLIAM ": u
MARTiiN b bed hsAH sraMo SaTi kd,sS
70 determine the validity OF the probate OF
Wsm il a' Ma Win e aa.a rtia sss,S S
geSsA of Code OF civil Procedure. Trial
TO TIE ABovE.HAMIEHR1 METZ DEFENDANTS.
YOU ARE HEHEBy SUMMONED TO An.
serve a copy 81 your answer on In. Plain,
tins Attorneys within twenty days after
!he day OF service. and in case Of your
"s TO YOU or r IN S.ad 1Tdf@'s r.. T
lie, dsiaanded il the eompiain,. W Wv
Jl aisG Nsx yST KFiSEs sy * S, is
Plaimiin Onice and y. y. Address. NJ"
By Wa street Borough Of Manhattan
re Lucits ThowBRipGB MARTIN. In.
81 sqG Gs s fsf.d M s % Si. ana %sRsH
Ni 4 MA H4kTiS a .nS Eh.A .SoT.
Tn. foregoing Summons !, served upon
Hon, Barlow g Weeks on. OF the Justices
Of the Supreme Court OF the state Of New
York. dated the 18th day OF April. 1914 and
nied with copy Of the verified complain,
IN the ono. OF the clerk Of New York
County on the 18th day of April, 1914. at
the County Court House In tho Borough Of
Manhattan, city, County and state Of New
York; the original Of such verified complaint
having been heretofore rlrd In the ONCE
o. the said Clerk on the i3th day Of April
1914
ps,sd New York. Anil is 1911.
JEROME. RAID a KREsEL: PLAINTIFF .
Attorneys once and r. y. Address No.
Ci:y.
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MORE IMPORTS, LESS EXPORTS.
Figures for April Of Tit. aud Inst
Year Given Ont.

WAsHISGToN, May iS.--Imports in
creased during April over April last year
and exports decreased In the correspond
Ing period, according 10 preliminary iig-
ures announced to-day by the bureau o.
foreign and domestic commerce OF the
Department OF Commerce. April imports
aggregated ti72.840,724, against sl46,-
le446l In April. 1913; free merchandise
representing els per cent. OF the months
total. against Gao per cent. a year ago,
Domestic exports in April were sl5s,s96,-
S94, a decrease OF s37,237,3i2, AZ com
pared with April. 1913. Foreign exports
totalled ss,37e.+5s. against ss,57s.732 In
April. 1913.
For ten months ended April. lsl+. I'M
ports were Si.57i.aTs.s03. against N,5as,-
oss.84& last year. and domestic exports
s2,Ois.lle5Ss, against s2,o77,.77.67s last
year.
The excess OF imports over exports in
April was 31027l,s72 and the excess Of
exports over imports In the ten months
period Is s476,37i,t65
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Incoming vessels-By wireless.

S. BAis,is. 40 miles east Of Sandy Hook ats.li
s. TIemis,ocl,s CAS- miles east Of Sandy Hoo.
st9AM
7.0 T. "
So Rio Grande Brunswick, 80 miles south
OF Sandy HOOK az noon.
Sc Nuece. Mobile, 40 miles south OF Sandy
Hook at T.. NJ
- Radan,, Pom Arthur, 30 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at A, NJ
"a San Juan, san Juan, $50 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon.
SIS III Norte, Galveston, 10 miles southwest
OF DlamoLd Shoals al u "
So City OF Montgomery, Savannah, re mile
north Of Diamond Shoals al noon.
IS Santa Cecilia san Francisco 800 mile.
south of Sandy Hook a. noon.
SIS Illinois, Port Arthur, lis miles north OF
Jupiter al l.. NJ
SIS Huron, Jacksonville l0i miles south ~
Sandy Hook al y.
- Mohawk, Jack -onylle, lsi miles south OF
Sandy Hook AZ p NJ.
IS Alamo Galveston, 5:l miles east of Gal.
weston Al noon.
SIS Comus New Orleans IS miles south o.
Jupiter az NOON
IS DsSotsn Colon, l,l32 miles south of Sandy
Hook al noon,
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T. tlst ~.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the aboye.described
property Is to be sold II ss<,9s7.5 Sc, with
interest thereon from the 18th day OF April
1914, together with the costs and allowance
amounting to tS3i.7O, with Interest from
April 22d, 1914 together with the expenses
OF the sale.
The above described premises are being
sold subject TO restrictive covenants In "A
certain Instrument recorded In lih-r 7?e Of
ConNeyances at page 600 In tho ONCE of the
Register Of the County OF New York. and
any state Of facts a correct survey may show.
The premises are also being sold subject
20 a nrst mortgage II $4,000. now a lien
she premises, with interest on the same
from tho let day OF December, 1919, at
tis -. per annum.
dated New York. Aprii eth. 1910
LAFAYETTE II. GLEASON. Referee.
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yanL,om aut d.s,rov.rs cassln a,G nn,
miuss have arrived AZ Vera Cruz monitor
OZARK az Lobos Island, cruiser Denver aud
sunhoat Nicksburg a. Magdtlau, collier
Saturn At Msussniilo, tug Iwana and de
stroyer Duncan AZ Boston, cruiser Tacoma
boat Marietta at GuanatanRmo, destroyer
Mayrant and tug Cncas at New York yard.
tug Rocket at Norfolk yard, destroyer Bur
rows at Galveston, cruiser Galveston 81
Nagssaki, collier Mars ~ Sewall Point,
chartered steamer McSico at Quarantine
station, New Orleans tug lroquois and sup
ply ship Glacier at Mare Island, destroyer
Balch AZ Charleston.
The gunbost Csstine has sailed from
Key West for Puerto Plata, collier Caesar
s,eamer Mprro Castle from New orleans for
New York, gunboat Paducah from Vera
Cruz for AlvarAdo River, monitor Cheyenns
from Santiago for san Pedro. g-inhcss
Machias from New York yard FOR Hampton
nogds and supply ship supply from Yoke
= ~. inr dunn
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
HScE' iadiviaasiiy ana as Ad;ninis!rator Of
s.sf M ntf p i ASSssP!'s f Hi'I sSn
E MhS fLAd ItT ARR HSGbr Mohr lihif
\: FOWLER, as Administrator Of the Goods,
ceased eS. CHARLES Ap2aaix&cG. saG Gsi /, de- De.
ssS his or "dSS Hs and ' KIN KIN
H3Si ApHlAN ,I1r M Ansa4hk AM
chiidrah ana nsxt q kin q sSid charles HI.
me E.si. ara az rb g Bfogf
crsd!ior;, mex, Of kin or otherwise. SEND
You and each OF YOU are hereby cited
before our surfOsat. o. the County q Sew
s sss 9sr Hal On Of ;hs s.h a nj
forenoon Of hat DAY ,h-n and ihsr. 'i to
attend a judicial ss.,l.men. 81 the. nnai
Testament OF said deceased; and such OF
Of tS year. are reaasd
appear by your susrdian. II you have one,
s FOR ON 20" Ia or DP Pc The and Apply
y y.T NJ nsElsGt o. failure 20 do 20; guardian
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ". hsv.
caused the Seal OF the Surrogates'
Court Of the said County of New
York TO be hereunto ainNed. WIT
NESS Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
lseaLl a Surrogate OF our said County. at
the County OF Sew York. the 9th
day OF May. in the year OF our Lord,
one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen.
DANIEL. y DowDSEv.
Clerk of the SurroRat-s Court.
WILLIAM C PISDLAY, Attorney for
Executor, ~ cedar Street. tMannattan).
New York city
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esI 1a ST

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above desc ri bed
property Is to be sold, is Twenty-one thou
sand three hundred thlrty-hve and forty -four
one hundredths dollars tsi. $3.50, with In
terest thereon from the Ind day OF April,
amounting 10 Three hundred forty and
$4,000 Dollars (tSt2s0D, with interest from.
April l6th 1914, together with the expenses
OF the sale.
The above described premises arc being
sold subject to existing tenancies and out
standing unrecorded leases and any set OF
facts "a correct survey may show,
Dated, New York, April 27th, 1914
JOHN " nOGAN Referee
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for 10
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and New
England, fair to-day and to-mor-
row, light to moderate variable

winds.
For New Jersey. fair weather and mild
temperature to-day and tomorrow. light
variable winds.
For western New York fair to-day ana
tomorrow; light variable winds
NEW YORK. May ian area Of high
pressure central over tho middle Atlantic
States tho lower lake regions and the Onto
Valley covered all parts Of the country west.
ward into the Rocky Mountain states yos-
terduy.
Tho pressure was also high over the uorth
Pacific states, while centres OF depression
were located over North Dakota and MoA-
tana and over southern Arizona.
Generally fair weather prevailed IN all
sections. excepting cloudin~ss and showers In
the southern states. and little rain In
North Dakota
Temperatures were slightly lover u
few scattered sections. but higher over mo.t
~ the country. although there were
remarkable changes
IN this city the day was fair and warmer.
wind. fresh northeast to southeast, averag.
humidity, 20 per cent; barometer. corrected
TO read 20 sea level. at A. NJ. sos.
y. NJ, 30tp.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded By the offcial thermometer. Is shown
~. a
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70 Ray Well; attys. Newman q Butts. iis
BARRIER Az, 8. isiG Elizabeth ' inoS
Eiisabeth Geisiier to Morris q ssraR !.
.s sR w raG lss ID i' az Fsrss Sf S
s @ n'f e, ,.s sT I. Nsnd. 1855 80
TS 81 e S ~ '; d SS,S isH Il;
i.iTn ST. as Boulevard ss.i iiiiiSVC
b siysr Saw In''ni atty, G CO; ii55ss
cHRYsriE ST lsi = .. 3iSico. Dec IS,
d 1sS' sasod Ma'e i s. S ssTs u ,ss"
Ep SS.:,s, TIE n9Ap Nav az; we,,
sv; sttys. ouackenbush & a. 9s Broad
az. sissssii %n Sept u ~ isispa,id A lsnGH
mann TO Caroline Wail, 23s i2sth st,
atty. Rental Mtg Sec CO, Is nroad
ssTH at. i5s e, e.. 100 sd ay, 3;xicc.iii,
Jos uoldsteln; attys woekes b Forster
ssru 81 iss I. IS. ia; sd ay. sby, 'Si IT,
1 3ra. soS w,i,,an 70 samei a'F' Wesk sS
VALENTINE Az, 2llo, e. 8. ssO.ii lsoth
|, Bierhon to Chas Tschsuett sec "
ltsth st: atty. Humnel, i5ii "a av.i6oo
CITY ISLAND TOT. p! and sas map BY Vim
premises hereby described adJ lands heirs
Of Robt YAH. runs iiok W esS 1885, with
Jes a Farley 20 olivia r oicott; atty.
7rWW Peck ~ Bwssy:ss 5000
lseS-sam'l posner to Mutual Life ins
90 ~ Ceda, .;...,.;.,..,:.nG .5oo
ETH - kin III to- to csss sS AP!
man. sxr; at'ys' Bowers q $. &C Cedar
It'll Az. AS. ;. i. sii,h st. ai..ss;isys'
Dec 81, iss1--Mark l. & Norris Abraham
70 Fulton Trust Co. atty. @ Co, i5e
'rH Xv s5a, W :. 81 n :,.th st. aississ.
June II, lH07-Geo a Regina Kern to Bank
Book Az. iois.s,, 5, :ii5 istiGS' V q,
Reli 70 Rich II Moran, atty. 5 william
HoE hv, es, 900 n isith st, 25xioC. Julv 40
Annie He'll atty, Davis 32io 81
isisr 81, go W. = ;. 500 an sy, s,xssii,
isn; atty, 7 o 60, i7s bway' -, ., 900
BRooME ST 5si. mort on lease. Oct 90,
lSS,sEJulius Smith to Koshler ca
% Nv. sis sc cor ;5th st, :;5xGC. oct rs,
leol-Adolph & Anna Hollander to David
Calm; atty. stephen u Rosenthnl 80
ioTH sr az L. n $. ass = Az e. 251siii,
Jan rs. l?il-MaN Adelins Borcl 20
Milton biumenthai, atty, Chss l. norck.
CYPRESS ~. iss &c COZ Iss,h St IoOx.o q.
Aus isoS-.simon Newman TO Theo
iTH Av 3s:s.ssi A 5, 50 sith St. sssss4ss'
Hodins co ' COZ Bw eSn'; a,, So YF'TA'Yi
iTM Az. ,sSs. ;. lass n sam s. :.syicc,
to Ks,h FaeIc. IS, GARRISON ' az. ' hRiynss
atty. Louis Braun. ios Fulton st. So. 900
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Centre Inc OF block,

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the abovs-desC rlbed
property Is to be sold, Is eighteen thousand
six hundred six and 1900 tis 500, l3)
Dollars with Interest thereon from the 2lst
day OF April, 1874 together with the costs
and allowance. amounting to i3lo.sl, with
Interest from May 4 1915 together with the
expenses of the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes assessments and water
rates, or other liens, which are to be allowed
or paid by the Referee, Is 81 se and interest
Dated, New York May 8 1871.
PHlNEAS LEWiNSpN Referee
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APARTMENTS To LEr-FURNIsuED

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. near ll5th Street
Attractive front apartment overlookIn. river,
d~llEhtful4y cool. seven rooms, two baths
vii! sub lot Tor summer fully furnished. silver
and linen Included. terms reasonable Apply
Room 1919. a. West Sith street. Tel. Gree
sv 5000
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Henry Fuentes. 10 years old. son OF
wealthy Guatenlalan planter, was released
yesterday from Ludlow street jail. to
which he was sent week ago on an
order of arrest In a suit Tor breach of
promise brought by Miss Mary Rosi. after
Justice blanchard was satisfied that
Fusntes Is not yet 81 years old and that
consequently q promise Ia marry would
not he binding
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-Brooklyu

NICELY furnished large square room 10
let. no. ana cold water In the room. good
closet; private house In strictly high class
residential locality. Convenient 10 tro!leys Of
the Putnam ave, sumner ave, Tompkir-
ave ana Fulton 1t. llnes and the Fall ION
street 81" Gentleman only. ~ Also god
hall room TO let. Address Il. i, l., Box
100 sun ONCE,
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FOR SALE.

SPECIAL TYPEWRITER BARGAIN SALE
CLOSING OUT high grade standard ma hines
at a great reduction on original prices, Rem
lngton o. SIS, new Visible Remington No, 10.
,as Underwood No !?o and t:Sj Mon
htSh No 40, sGH sn,h frs. n"S ~
Bickcnsdorfer 40: Noiscless visible ISIS.
ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED. Also type :
writer supplies. HUBERT 4 COMPANY,
ego West t2d Street
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These navy orders we're issued;

Lieutenant. Commander j. ;, Graham from.
the Illinois TO home Tor orders.
Lieutenant Commander A. y, Mitchell
from the Maine 70 home for orders.
Lieut.. q A. Nelson from the Missouri
to the Maine
Ensign l. r. urAy from the California
Ensign > @ womple from the California
Ensign W Cochran from the California to
the Hopkins
Lieut. A. T. Carter from Shanghai Dock
and Engineering Company Shanghai! CG!aa
20 command Of the MoHocacy,
Surgeon L. Norris from hs,t surgeon,
Asistio feet to treatment c'y!' Hospiial,
Shanghai
Villalphos - treatment, clvh Hospital.
HBnkow, Chins,
PayInas,sr Rishworth Nicholson died OIL
board M, yicks9qrg Map, 10 i9ii
recruiting once 81 Paul 20 marine barracks
Puget sound In charge OF station,
Second Lieut., II, Y, Pickett from marine
oti,oasl schoa! So.fo!s, 20 marine barracks
Mare Island. ~ charge OF station.
l'au'-col u. ruGrr, from washins
ton n 20 mIr!ge barracks, Norfolk
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which ihe above described
property IL TO be sold. II tie7osO with In
lerest thereon from the 18th day OF March,
1914 together with the costs and allowance
amounting TO tSS2 ~, with Interest from 9Th
day OF Aprl. lslt. together with the .X.
penses OF the sale. The approximate amount
the purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. IS si,ta9 81 and Interest.
Dated New York April -, 1914.
JOHN ROESER. Referee
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. May ts--Th.se army
orders we're issued to-day;
Capt. l.. h, simmons, Twentieth Infantry.
to JOIN his regilnsnt Ia Panama.
Flrst Lieut. +, l., Brady, Philippine
scouts, to his command In the Philippine
Islands
Major j W, McAndrew, Fourteenth Ia.
faItry, TO Washington, ID. C, then to Fort
william Seward Alaska