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1 As VI vi N Xss ysms; " seh
FnS Sou lanes Rss j n 7os North
James Connolly: liz S Seei an SKY tas:
z Mx.m gG1th Elfty;ssyenth Ave: ": Med:
Centred Ave. W. Meetings held on sec
onG MONDAY or each month in Gilley's
hall, at p. m.
SCOTT COUNTY.
=. County MY President. F. ]. Leonard. Jor.
- Diyisi9n No; I. Belle Plaine-Pres~
Pres, John Kelley Belle PLANE: Rec.
Sec. James H stratton, Belle n Pia inn:
ms. Sec. James H. Stratton. Rail:
RRi xa Treas I John +. Clarke; Med.
are held on first Sunday Of month m
Fraternity hall at 1880 D. m, ="
STEVENS COUNTY.
r,s County President M. Mahoney, Nor.
Lawler. Morris; Vice Pres. Frank Haa =.
e ranaa Morris; Rec. Sec, Eugene Fita.
k ks1aldS o M9'rrif Il. Fin; seS 9. Aanrs-
r. =: Fitzgerald. Sick sommittee. John
ny n es fra, =. MCCARTHY. John Ring. Meet
ney's hall '"e n'onsn at AAn-
STEELE COUNTY.
ows s9H anSy Prudent. George G. Toher,
g. P ayiek: 1 MS; !, owatenna-PEes. John
Rec. Sec. j. E. Malone: a Fin' Sac 81; e9inR n
Malone: ms Sec, ]. i. Malone:s ; Tr "a a.
honae HGNk sat;;n Med Exam. q. q. More.
nesday Of mouth IL & e'f q aai Is at W sss
p. m. ~ GOV
SWIFT COUNTY.
cl G9Snty President-D. F. Mcrermott.
M D kagns. Ne Ne: !. clontarf--Pres. VIM.
Fec SsS.. Andrew Kavanaugh; Fin. Sec.
Treas. John Gosson. ST.: Ned Ido1Mtoas s M
~: y. Dagnault, Benson, MINI. Meet..
i insz are r = he1d . on first Sunday Of month
W1NoNA COUNTY.
Go, Gou9aty president. M. ]. Ryan, ss4 r.
ao Division WI No. Pres. J. A. Mcmillan.
s7e I w. aoward st. vice pres. +. Rice,
egg "; Mark st.: fin. sec: IL MI !. LIVER LIVER
PA Washington St.; ms. sec, IL. T.
RRy yaS 81 ~ y washington St.; treas. NJ !.
Lester. 40S Winona st. MeetinTs' ar:
neld on second and fourth Thursdavs
OF month in St Thomas hall.
wAsECA COUNTY.
&c County President. J. P. cousnlin. Wa.
Division No. /, waseca-pras,a.n+
M44ichael Lambert; Vice Pres. John r
aamill: Rec. Sec, ]. W. ConwaV: ms
FIT, charles McLoone; Treas, b. 81.
Division No. 3. Janesville-Presfden
lanes fsn g., sullivan; Vice Pres. T. Foley:
sec.' J. Dalton; Treas. James MCBRIDE.
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BIG STONE COUNTY.

County President. n. J. Mcdonnell.
0raceville, MINI.
Divisien No. I; oraeeville[jPrss, Ar:
Rec Sec, Jeremiah ecanlon; Elm. Sec,
6. r. 0innaty; Ina sec., G. z. 0innaty;
Treas. John W: oinnstyii Aed. Exam:
on {irst sunday and third Thursday ct
Fraternity Han.
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,or.r. oFrrCERS-L. A. A. Q. H.
NA NTrttional PSrsesidentsMrs. Ellen Ryan
Jolly. Pawtucket, r. H. Mt. a A
National Vice Presia nh "
Me Mne}ioTyaal secretary-Mrs. Adelia Chris
ty. Cleveland. Ohio. ,r,. Mary e.
National Treasurer - Mfs. nsfs ~
Connolly, Syracuse. N. Y.
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v.w1oNA1 DIRNCTORs.

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
p r. Moran, Washington, p. Gre,
Rev. VIM. T. Mclaughlin. Union HILL
N Michael F. Powers. Grand Rapids
!WSHi,1iam J. Doherty: chicago. III.
NJ. j. Barry. Columbus. Ohlo'
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. Q. H-TINE
AND PLACE OF MEETING.

County President. John p. Coleman
Division Nc; !: Anok, .oIP. wi, VII:
Rss se ScS4 sssi'i 1ns &c., e
Ardie; Treas, John Ward; Med. Hxem-
iners, J. n. Frank and A. T. Caino:
Meetings are held on third Monday OF
month In Woodman Hall at p. m.
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A. O. H. DIRECTORY
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
President-James ]. Regan, st. Paui'
Vice President - Joseph Mclaughlin
philadelphia ,.. o,...1 Tov
Fe Traa :sErerEThomas Maloney, Council
1i ssaMcsr:etary&Phil,p J. Sullivan. Thomp-
sonville. Conn.
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GuD BARTH COUNTY,

County President, p. H Jordan; @.
Wee f:s' z =; heSratei e. 70 b. -:
Coughlal; GO. Treas, John Nulv1hlll:
O.. ChaDlaln, Rev. r. e. AAleney.
Division Ne. 4 llankeso-Rres.dsnt
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

w. Muirennan, lis Case St.; vice pres,
John W. Ryan, 800 Blair st.: rec. sec,
Thos. Donahue. 40 Charles st.; nm. sec,
r. ]. Connolly, 1s9 W.. 7th st.; ins. Sec.
J. q. Corcoran, IS Union Block; treas,
Martin J. Lee. Jos Summit Ave.i med.
examiner. DR.. G. q. Perry, SIG lowry
Bldg. Meetings are held on second and
fourth Mondays Of month In Hibernian
hall, at 8 p. m.
Division No. 9. st: Paul-Pres.. Jas.
J. ". Waters. 1855 Marshali Ave; rec.
Sec. John LOBBY, 964 Gaultier st.; nm.
Sec. T. J. Redeem ss3 Carroll Ave; ins.
Sec, +. A. Rafferty,. 47S Rice St; treas,
T. w. LAwler, e69 Aurora Ave; med.
examiner, DR.. McKeon, Rice and Uni
versity. Meetings are held on second
and fourth Fridays Of month In Hiber.
MAN halls, at p. m.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
County President. A. J. Powers, 123
East Third st.
3. White. $50 East Fourth 81; Vice
Pres, J. J. Higgins. AZ Second Ave.
West: Rec. Sec. W. J. Lynott, 1924
East Third st.: Fin. SEQ. W. J. Mcbride.
81 West Superior st.: ms. Sec. ". J.
Mcbride. 81 West Superior st.: Treas,
James W. Lydon. 426 East Third st. A;
Med Examiner. DR.. =. W. Fahey. 81
New Jersey Bldg. Meetings are held
on first and third Wednesday Of each
month in Cathedral hall. Second Ave.
W. and Fourth St.
Diyision No. 1. West Duluth-Pres.,
Frank Sears. se7 North Forty-nintle
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wAsncA COUNTY.

r,D,ayisien Ne: !. Janssvills-Prssidaat
Ms!1seosth Cyan; Vice Pres. SsFaS
81: &c., sed Nay ~ :l.ssss:i ': 44 .s::
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WILL NOT PRESS FIGHT
ON THE HILL INTERESTS
Government Attorney in Steel
Snit Says Recovery Of Costs
Is Only Sought.

rurAnrtrUA, oct 26.--The Govern
r-..'e announcement OF truce with the
ra.' james !. lin interests heretofore
involved among the defendants In the Fed
ed a solution suit against the United
S,l',. steel Corporation. came as an un-
,,r,.'aI CLIMAX nj to-days resumption OF
80 argument In the United States Cir
,-..' Dagt ~ appeals.
NY.il 4 Reed ono of the corporations
l7V,,r. mad" q spirited defence OF An
t-sv Carnegie and filled the room with a
Challenge - the Government that called
go fl rd n Skiho "A conspirator. Mr.
r.ci WAS one ~ Carnegies youngsters
vn,1 tho IRON man was topping the
.u.fe - M, steel industry.
if.urv E. cotton for tho Cove m ment,
told tHr court that the Governments case
p.4.H-f fn, NV interests, commonly
p.oN1 3s o.. Great Northern interests
Vs. objected BOO the present case only to
-,..t,g costs
IT,. G~.It Northern trustees. shortly he
fero rho institution - the Federal prose-
r.t.Hn ~ th. steel corporation. leased
egr'osr wuo and railway properties in
to 'ih. u.-.'N o. the -trel corporation
ara therefore Wrrc indicted as parties to
a curSrr1.y In restraint ~ trade.
Immediately ON the institution NJ the
srlt tgr '.1s,- v"i" cancelled tn he voided
IN 'Hij Later. under special agree
mont they we're made Immediately In
operative Thus. Mr.. Cotton said. the
Government isn't intent on prosecuting the
Great Northern to the limit and will he
content vita costs ~ prosecution.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Exchange Considering ReopeninG On
wednesday,, November 4.

A meeting OF the board OF managers
OF the Coffee Exchange has been called
for Thursday for the purpose OF consider
ing the ACCESSIBILITY OF reopening the ex-
change for trading purposes on Wednes-
day, November 4. The sentiment OF
members on the question OF reopening Ia
so divided that the outcome Of this meet
ing is highly uncertain. There is consid-
cradle opposition to the plan OF reopenins
now which is based on the contention that
the December option should be thoroughly
llquidated before unrestricted trading Is
undertaken The move 10 also opposed
on the ground that with all the other
exchanges closed It Is not the place OF the
Coffee Exchange to take the initiative
unless open contracts have been 80 re-
duced as to ensure no untoward develop
ments when business Is resumed.
Those who are In favor of the plan TO
reopen point out that the liquidation has
made sufficient progress to warrant the
step and that tho situation can be more
speedily cleared up through tho medium
of normal trading.
Both sessions OF the voluntary liquidat-
ing committee yesterday were featureless
and the business transacted was OF small
proportions. December sold from SOS to
$50. closing $50 bid. offered at 500:
March sold at 626 and $50, closing at
6.25 bid, offered at $40: May sold at
6.45. closing $40 bid, offered at 6.45, July
sold at 7l5. closing 7l5 bid, offered at
us. The total transactions were $3.50
bags. most of which represented actual
liquidation.
The local spot market showed a nrmer
tone In response TO a slightly better de-
mand, mainly for the lower grades. Rio
No 7 was quoted at s. Nc. and Santos
No. i0ls M10@c. Practically no busl-
ness is being done In the cost and freight
market owing to the unwillngness OF
holders TO risk sending offers in view OF
the nuctua'ing exchange market
The brazilian cable reported further
decline Of I'D in the rate of Rio ex-
change TO lad The Rio market was un-
changed. with No. quoted at 3ss26. At
Santos No. 4 was quoted so refs higher
at 1900. Rio and Santos receipts
totalled 81 00n bags. sac Paulo had as
00O and Jundiahy $1,000.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries last week totalled i32700 bags,
comparing with %, 6S2 bags IN the preced-
ing week and l14.4b4 bags in the corre-
spending week last year.
The steamer Sac paulo cleared from
Santos on October - with 1000 bags Of
coffee and on tho same date the steamer
Tihagy cleared with 1000 bags, all OF
which was destined for New York.
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FIGHTS ROCK ISLAND RECEIVER
Railroads Attorney opposes Appii-
cation of brand.

Supreme Court Justice Pendleton heard
yesterday the application OF Horace L.
Brand, 2 Rock Island hondholder, for the
appointment Of receiver OF the road 10
protect the interests OF the bondholders
Roberts Walker, former president OF the
rosd and now It's counsel. opposed the
application on the ground that Brand was
O. resident ~ Chicago and had no right to
sue IN the New York Supreme Court
Mr Walker also said that Brand could
not sue the road as "A judgment creditor
because he recently got a Judgment for
s3oo interest on his $4,000 OF bonds. and
accepted the money from the road through
his attorney. Roger Foster
Brands attorney insisted that ne was
creditor because the principal OF the
bonds was due.
The court reserved decision.
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PROPOSALS.,


SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board of Water supply, at Its of'ices.
venty-second moor, Municipal Building.
Park Row Centre and Chambers streets.
New York City, until II A. NJ. on Tuesday.
November 10. isl4. for Contract lso--for the
construction OF the Moodna siphon supple
mentary shaft and tunnel of the Caiskill
aQueduct. The shaft will be about 400 feet
deep and will be sunk from an existing tun-
mel $40 feet from the surface Of the ground.
The tunnel will be about 900 feet long.
Both will be in solid rock will be lined with
concrete and will have a finished diameter
OF about IL feet. The work IL near the west
shore Of the Hudson river In the town OF
Cornwall. Orange county New York.
will be deemed of tho essence thereof and
the provision for Iiquidated damages Will be
enforced
At the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened. and read. Pamphlet
containing Information for bidders ana CON
tract drawings can he obtained at the above
address. at the once OF the Secretary, by
depositing the sum OF ten dollars 900 In
cash or Its equivalent for each pamphlet
For furthef particulars apply to the ONCE
OF tho Principal Assistant Engineer At thu
above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CHARLES n. CHADWICK,
JOHN Y. CALVIN,
Commissioners of the Board of Water supply
w Bruce Cobb, Secretary.
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DIVIDES CLOSED BANKS CASH.
supt. richards sends out e3OT,As0
to DepOsitora,

superintendent Of Banks Richards sent
out through the State Banking Depart
ment yesterday checks amounting TO
fso71S9 in payment OF dividends TO the
depnsltors OF closed banks under she super
vision Of the department. This Is part OF
total OF $3.50, 900 in dividends that will
ne paid this week on orders the Superin-
terdrr' has obtained from the Supreme
Court Among the payments yesterday
We" S2i0.6l to the depositors OF the
industrial Savings aud Loan Company
masking total paid OF % per cent.
fi,lll 10 the depositors ~ the New York
Mortgage Company. a dividend Of l2 per
''1' and the first one received by the
aaposltors
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the Grace Of God, Free and In
dependent, To Matthew Il. Claussen, Marion
h i ,siie" ByT ne Ida NJ Won Gi%usssn.
Edna Louise Ryrnes. Louise J. Ryrnes, Nc
General Guardian OF Edna Louise Byrnes,
c. l. Byrnes, deceased. Arthur ". Maley.
Edward Hamilton Maliey, Constance carey
Mall"y. Harriet Miller Malley Jane -
O'Malley. Hamilton Keys oMalley, Rose
Jane Euniee oMalley. Bernard Drummer,
American Automobile Storage Company,
10 all persons interested In the estate. Of
Matthew Byrnes. deceased. who az the time
OF his death resided at 80 Park Avenue. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. city OF New York. as
creditors, next OF kin or otherwise, SEND
Upon the petition Of UNITED STATES
lie principal place OF business at 80 g
cedar street Borough of Manhattan, New
You and each of you are hereby cited TO
show cause before our Surrogate Of The
County OF New York, at the Surrogates
Court of said County. held at the Hal! OF
4th day of December. 1914. at half past ten
o'clock In the forenoon OF that day why
the account of United States Mortgage 4
Trust Company as Substituted Trustee under
the last will and testament OF Matthew
Byrn.s, deceased, should not be Judicislly
'e in TESTIMONY WHEREOF. W. hav.
caused the seal OF the surrosates
Court OF the said County OF New
York TO be hereunto afH1ed.
WITNESS, Hon. Robert Ludlow
tseaD Fowler Surrogate Of our said
County, at the County Of New York
the 10th day OF October. in the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine hum
" PANEL j DowpNEY
no,,J,s Clerk 3 81 q The The snrrosate'' Court.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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RECEIVERS NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. new YORK COUNTY.
In the matter OF the voluntary dissolution
of Bohns Mclaughlin Company,
Notice Is hereby given that by an order
of tho above court the personal property
and effects OF The above company viii be
sod at public auction by Charles Shongood
Auctionser. to be held at tho store and
building formerly occupied by the said com
Of New York. Borough OF Manhattan, on
November 9TH, is+, at 1870 a. Nj in ao-
cordance with terms OF sale. to be then
announced and subject to confirmation ~
tho court
Dated New York. Oct asrd 1914
WILLIAM A SHIELDS
Receiver OF Bohne Mclaughlin Co,
EVERETT d. BARLOW. Attorney for the
Receiver, once a j O. Address Wool
worth Building. ass broadway New
York City, Borough Of Manhattan,
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Fred ! Kent vice president Of the
Bankers Trust Company has been elected
director Of Tho company. lie IL In London
doing foreign exchange work He was one
OF tho principal figures In organizing and
establishing tho system NJ 'ravol. ers checks
OF she American Bankers Association.
Tha committee of holders Of Chicago and
Indiana coal Railway Company first mort
EiE" per cent. bonds. James u Mahon
chairman. gives formal notice that after
December next No further deposits Of
bonds viii he accepted without the special
action Of the committee and on such terms
~ g. decides TO impose There have been
deposited 81 s72 900 bonds
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Canadian Northern 1914 Changes
Third week oct. ,stssoo Dec. '2eo.ioo
From July h.:.s e'i7s'5Oo Dec i.o's'gOo
T 1.5 week Oct. s2.:,gesssss Dec. 'i,,,s:s
Third week Oct sN29t25 Dec RS,t
ft GRAND 5O! Trunk INK RAILWAY li''' Dec WI"
Third week Oct. ss6s.lss Dec. tlsse1t
From July 1...., 17,2Ss,Sst Dec. l.is2,s0i
Missouri Kansas and Texas; -
Third week Oct. ss13.6b3 Dec. t15.s@
fr Sl,.o Smiy racidc; i0'o''''i Dec $685.
FsTS j Ss;f ,ss.ss? Dec be-: ;sss
Third week oct. $3.50 900 Dec. $4,000
From July -. st6s.soS Dec. 6s+.4ls
rnird week Oct .as5.su Dec Gs.su
From July l.... b4s4,226 Dec 1883
Twin City Rapid Transit:
Second week Oct. tliS,06s Inc. SA6t
Chesapeake and Ohio;
Third week Oct. t7so.lr Dec is.6ss
From nnv July al i Mo $780, dI,aSs's Inc 's"
Third week Oct, ,tsssoo Dec. $4,000
From July L., Ls1l.soo Dec, $4,000
Third week Oct. il2O.,7sS Dec. ss,s.sl
From July l.... 2os7b.2ss Dec. i2si,bis
ATCHIsoN.
The A,chison, Topeka and Santa Re Rail-
way Company reports for September
oro.. opsr. rev. 80. sssssl Inc, ,sss.sas
opef. expenses e5S'iSS Inc Ieo'loV
Net oper. rev.. nio2oss Inc. ,slas7t
oper. income. 80. S.6S6.6s6 Ino. bs.aoi
Gross opsr rev. ,so..it.oss Inc. ,i.7ssus
oper. expenses is.i2b.5so Inc. iie.s7s
Net oper. rev. .sli.2se.4ss Inc si.sb2.tss
Oper. income.... e,9O3.b03 Inc. i.Ss9,462
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company reports for September,
Total r.o.lpt.. ". n.sss,i. Inc, ,sa,
Total charEes...' 6,b7@12o Inc. 4s.27O
Net income. zee. s62Ibss Dec ,@sis
Total receipts .,aasss.aio Dec. p7ass.
Total charges. ie.57issi Dec. 2o2.s25
Net income. 49,. n9sIs.s Dec n7o.5ss
CANADIAN NORTHERN
The Canadian Northern Railway Company
reports for September
Gross esrninss.... ,aios.ooo Inc $4,000
opsr eHpenses... 10000 Inc. $4,000
Ne, ..rplnc.... "SOTOO Ina "s'oo
Gross earnings. B.o7l.eoo psa ss7ssoo
Oper. expenses. Sso5,OoO Deo $4,000
Net sarninrs... N,asSsoo Dec usi 300
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
The Central Of Georgia Railway Company
reports for september
op.r. revenues. ,sss.'ii., Dec isissos
Oper. expenses. 7Il.lTb Dec. eA6i7
Net oper. rev.. t?042s6 Dec yi7q36a
Oper. Income ..... 1895 Dec i7s,7a4
From July !;
oper. revenues. ts.i7s3i7 Dec ii05.lsa
Oper. expenses 2,l3I16O Dec. 1883
Net oper. rev.. tT35, SCI Inc. t+sI2i
Oper. incoms..... bsi.3O2 Inc. ~, S6b
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
The Twin City Rapid Transit Company
reports for September:
1914 1914
! Totnl oper. rev.. 1so5,i5i t1s7s90
! Total oper exp. Ss3ib3 ss7.35i
Net oper. rev.. Ni2soi t.OO.BsS
| Surplus .,.'..,.. 1871 l69.7i+
From Jan. !:
rota oper. rev.. tsoiss2o tsb6s.7s.
Total oper exp, 5oOSZ sl Ssss.2is
Net oper. rev. IS 2i2.2as s2s2bai
surplus '''''.''.' l.2ss,S2S l.i2l,itS
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few unusual bargains In islt and 1913
used but overhauled and guaranteed chand-
Ter lght six cars, $3.50 TO $1,000; also Isotta
FraschinL I6 II. p, with touring and limou-
sine bodies. $500 Hupmobile. 1914 touring
1850 BRADY MURRAY MOTORS COR.
PORATION. ?tS West b5th st. New York
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CANCELLED CONTRACT forces seertnos OF
1915 model automobile cost price 1905. at
su H' fSo,C Sy ss sS so,r'f suP%'sa .s
St Room 627.
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SyNNONsFS.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
America. Plsintif against George w To%er y,
Alanson II. Tower Gertrude Hughes, Rose
Frey Hannah Vera Frey. Elsie Frey. Lewis
executors OF the last will and testament Of
Augustus Frey. deceased Gertrude r. c.
Sichoias j. oconneii' Townsend Verify.
Frances Il. Haseisinger Jennie sealy, sarah
gernstsin, Jane" Zoe. tenant Of premises.
real name being unknown to plaintiff John
Kerr, wood q kelick. Incorporates William
son n Tower. the name Jane" being ncti-
uous. said defendants real hrst name un-
known TO plaintiff. Descendants
To the above named defendants and each
You are hereby summoned to answer the
omplaint in this action and to serve a copy
Of your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys
Of this summons. exclusive OF the day ~
against you by default for Inc relief de.
manded In the complaint.
Dated, New York August ith. 1914
tin once A =. q. Address. 2S3 Broad
way. Borough of Manhattan. New York
To the defendants. Georse w Tower.
name Jane" being fictitious, said defend
ants real nrst name being unknown 20
plaintiff. che being tho wife OF the said
The foregoing summons Is served upon
preme Court OF tn. state OF New York.
dated October ard. 1914. and nled with the
county OF Z Now YORK at the county @ cours
House, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
Dated, New York, October sth. 1914
REED a PALLfsTER, Attorneys for Plain
TIN. once J. o Address zs3 Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan. New York
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

STENOGRAPHER--You college women
desires position as stenosraphsr; publishing
house or literary work preferred c., btS
al Sun ofieS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PENNsYLyANIA-canaden.,..
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN,
Greatly enlarged. Finest location In Pooono
Ats. Rooms suite with bath. Electric
light. steam heat telephone In rooms. sun
parlor. music dancing, saddle horses golf.
tennis. bowling garage illustrated booklet
LAckawannA r. r, TO creeoo station,
W. J, 4 NJ d, PRICE. csnadshs!s Pa
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KELLY, THoMAs.---ln pursuance OF an
order OF Hon, Robert Ludlow Fowler, a Sur
rogste Of the County OF New York. Notice 10
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Thomas Kelly. late Of the County
OF New York deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the Subscribers at
West 18TH Street In tho City OF New York
on or before the first day OF February. 1915
Dated, New York. the lst day OF July 1914
ELIZABETH 4 KELLY WILLIAM j.
ip Montague street. Brookyn New York
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS,

LoST--Certncats No. 41.e7o for 8 sharea
Morris Essex Capital stock dated November
IL, 1918, IN the name OF Ellie A. Mara
Finder will please return 10 +, O. Boz 1891,
New York city.
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j. HOMER HILDRETH, ESQ. Attorney 70,
Executors, Bronx Bldg. 3Tc Ave. at
l4sth st. New York city

KENNY. WILLIAM j. K.--Pursuant TO "a
order OF HON. JOHN. J. GRAHAM. sure.
hereby given to all persons having claims
against WILLIAM J. h. KENNY. lats OF
the Town of Hampstead, in tho said County
deceased. to present the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber the
executor of the last will and testament Of
said deceased, at his place OF transacting
business at the once Of Charles L, Ksley,
90 Wall Street. New York city. on or bsfofs
tho 18Th day OF November next.
Dated. hineols; Y, APRIL "a 1914,
CHARLES r KELLEY. ATTORNEY FOR NE
ecutor 60 Wall street New York city.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Oct. She statement Of
shows:
October q This month Fiscal year
Receipts. u s2so2s So. ISL ~ .na go 20
raw warrants. 2oi'.tba aslb3H 30. IA. on9
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sUHRO0ATEs NOTICES.

Fol Ale Of EI.iGaDLIu IHiAIMEk
aeceased.-ln pursuance OF an order OF Hon.
ROBERT LUDLOW row LEX, a surrogate
OF the County OF New York, dated May 2sth,
lslt, NOTICE Is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Elizabeth Trim
mer, late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at their place OF
trAnsscting business, Rooms 53-L5. Rronx
Building. No, 500 willis Avenue. Bronx in
the City OF New York. on before tho Sth
day of December next l9lD.
Dated. New York, the fret day OF June, 1914
THEODORE TRIMMER
ALvA b. TRIMMER.
Executors
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