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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-18
SOCIETY
For Mrs Garden

The following. taken from The Cur,.
,efsnd. Nd. Tines. ceseribes ths 70.
p1on Elsen for Mrs. John ~ Garden
THIS etty. rho il the guest OF bsr
.amh.I a ch>s'-s O. Roem-r. OF
One OF ths dsalsh<sui social event,
ne spring We - Fsosption given
Weone<tay aftoEnnn from % 4
2eiock by N q Chnf1os o. Ro@msr Al
ner home on fss serssr. IN honor OF
s,stsr. Arx - y. Garden. Of
Wilson one Of s &. ~ 49, pr, ., = M Homer
son-
Mr.. Ro~m~ 80 assisted In re-
eeiying BY her gDest of honor ara
Mrs- John w. AviFsSt Pressdinx An
me dining rooa ysrs Mrs Espey An
asfson and Mr. nalpA Lumsn. assist
u.y ~. me LTD. Mrs. Walter
silrn Mas Mis. LydaA niriman and Miss
Mr.. J: Jons w1lspn. Mrs. Albert
Fowler. Dr. innhs1 HiIer ana wi.s
Sathcrfns Miiiman unkered the quests
INTO the dining roen. while Mrs. vii.
lam =. Mcrgast Ma ". y. TroxeII
~ On" ~ n. hsrv Soansr served punch
The house wss BEAUTIFULLY deco
rated with spring flowers. lliacs being
used In great profusion. A large mum.
ner or iadie. called during the after
aoBus
Parcel posf Sale.
A parcel post sale and musical will
be given AT The chapiins street NJ II
church on Thurs6ay evening. The or.
chestra OF ~. PauIs church will assist
m the program. which is as follows:
nspiine si:..t' n. Y choir
bolo-ferterday md To-day -. sproa.
-. Misc Clara strobeI
'0-n MIS- s : s:d We s ssss ;HOrroeh'
s NJ Rlehsrd 4. ietsiiih Selected
Miss Bertha Gegner er
Solo-Love Me or Not. -. Matttioli
81. NJ krank n. kincheioe-
s"'"--prnodii. -. -. sprsgue
carmsn vosley.
Soio-My Dear soul. sand.rsor
Miss HeisnDinger.
Solo-Pretty Little Kate Cantiev
Mrs. Elsie frsthsr-I<incheloe.
ns Miss b.iii. MIn,r. Selected
Mr.. and Mira Kincheioe. 'oo''
DouatIon pay
Thursday. May Is. will be donation
day at the Home for the Aged and
Friendless. from 70 o'clock. The
ofnclals are planning TO make this
the biggest day ever held al tho
home. The ladies will show The
guests through the home. In the din.
ing room viii be rendered an interest.
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Prizes For Flower GROWING

out OF the general appropriation 10
be made by the Board OF Supervisors
for the entertainment and edification
OF visitors TO Los Angeles county dur
ing the expositions AZ San Francisco
and San Diego next year, which will
amount TO over $3.50. 900. there Will
be at least $4,000 spent in prizes TO
stimulate the planting of flowers ana
shrubs on the school grounds in every
portion OF the county. according TO a
report read recently before a big meet
ing at the State Normal School. Of this
city. Besides the prizes offered for
the Identification of school grounds.
there are additional prizes offered TO
school districts assisting in improving
the boulevards and highways within
the districts
Expert fioriculturists will be sent TO
every school to outline plans upon
which the children may work The
county will be divided into segments
and men OF undoubted ability in land
scape gardening will superintend the
work and will continue to visit each
school throughout the year. Judges
will later be appointed by the com
mittee. who will make three visits 10
the schools during 1915 and will
award the prizes
Southern California roses are now
In bloom. That means more than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-18
Music oeosrtner, cooeer,.

pspsf,Hsh, woSaIa. d '''s 4 % 5. L. " y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-18

lag program uhli. tee 4 h~ins s~s
ted- ExcsDt for voluntary gifts thls
instifute you'd have 20 Close IL
a. folioNa.
Ae.cAnes J. y. PAUL. Thomas Carr.
~ c Franxheim. A. J. Clarke, n
Jones. l. y sands Ad~isice Kxsr.
ter. Carl Hamilton. J. n. Laftsll. Pen
Eildrefh. n II. Irwin. &. A Robinroa.
~. Sonneb0rn. Chas Frfssell, Misses
~ N List Belle Mendel. ABR
Brown. Virginia Miller. Agnes WI
The board Of directors IL a. fol-
lows. Messr.. Henry Jones. l. p
sand. is y. Hughes. A. =. Hare. w
ker. ~. Sonneborn A. +. List. VIII
Coivig, j. Morgan Clarke. Fred Faris.
Pred Williams. Rev. Brittingham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-18

Inspection OF canned fish Is provid.
% Tor Dol a 100000 appropriation In
the Canadian legislative bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-18

FlNnH HECLMIs
The pupils OF Miss Grace Geraldine
Nelly Vill render, Al the studio. n
Tenth street. Martins Ferry. this
evening. the following program.
lattl~ Roma SAc@ s.....-..- .Schurrann
Wsitz Of The Stght. FradeI
-. Marjorie n. Puxh.
Little Lads and L.ss!s. .spsuidln.
Two sonstinas-
Moderator ................ B~>thoven
Gen. a., ''-''...'..- 49, nov en-
Gertruds vsnnam,
pp,e.hf fl2wers ......-....-..pe Reel
Anna H. Fsrreii.
Hazel smith. ihs'
The Little wanderer. CD. isi. No. II.
Happy wansersr. op. SIS. No. 30.
Eli1abs,h N. Kr,i.:r. "enf
ON the Playground ......... .Liehnex
In the Gypsie-' Tent Crosby
Beulah ~. Cooper.
~ me spring. op. ioi. No. s.. .Guriitt
Marie Kohier.
FLYING Leaf, op. i23. spindIer
- rn' M9rninz .... .Fesris
Song OF the Bold Pile. up 10. No.
The wild Horsemsn. OF. as. No. s.'
Alberta N. s.iSy. S''u'"Ann
The First Ball .........''.. For.,.,
ssssssss... krOgnau
Rslsfon Kerr
sechs Narfatronem-Theme: Mel cor
piu non mi sento ...... .Beethoven
Naomi Williamson
Sanote Pathetiue. G minor. Cd. a..
Lois NJ. Nelly. 0'eH
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- = lI-EllaI NITFaE0 LFaEle
Aedr--s Prof AresnEs Studio q
flftecnth street
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
voHxrs CLUE cAIrrpAn


- g m.-Mnuasrs tfWle 1~anu~
hrtcEspyrt Mefhcdi-t church
Wednesday. n.y 1osh-
u .. nv ofnsr's rFs.r.rv g-Ir1h
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We asked the young lady across
the way II she were reading any Mex.
lean history en- PEASANT and she said
she preferred the English translation.
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a parceI ponf sale and musical viii
De given Al The Chapiins Street NJ. y.
church on Thursday evening. The or.
chestra OF 81. Pauls church will assist
IN the program. which Is as follows:
aspi,n.. 'ss; 49, :, = 49,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-23

thore uno HnI m ano rHl
material F.ue ln 90, voter uucupn
namely nro thr tumir of Cnfpn
Christi NilNne goo amt m1uuru
haaed on .pntr'Dt nur5 tlth ,Hau.
rlrs nud un,rri,lntrH to q puNtte
marty 90 furnish tucm wltn Wntur 49,
nies which are mtt dounic thn.e d
which the people csn furnish thr ama
service 90 thcmWlfeH." stated Nnsnr
itos Niiicr YESTERDAY
Much hm boon aail un ih, s,.i,. h
uto ird run especially erya hDII
20 ',ou ,nhnalus from thoae pDr.tn.
tlN utefo.t,l m tNe proposed .ua
tract mo peni, nnVr.,r l,, n
"lur tn ne foul'd fho trr u.i ..
iua 90 pormH tn,n attention m
di,,ttod nrm thc u,l aaue BOZ
whole bot of immHtuNu bHh mIu
featured hy pAia auorn0h ,nfmr.p
1ud foN Who runlhN hnrr hnn,
0f notIug boz un tne dDm Thu lf,
Irot ro'nr Co holo,r inr Iurnuun.
HnsFotlvns of surh ir,rpna un
Nouii sr'h 90 d.o,Ui tar c0lmttr
uf tho eiN'n cnsluecr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-23
NIX PROPOSAL TO FURNISH
WATER CORPUS CHRISTI
PEOPLE IS EXPLAINED

.-...a.sssatsasH.,s..ses.. s..s. a...e.as.s. s..s
thr shiii ~ philadelphia aufff in
undcuilnd ii aua BE- g. nnt hr' nu
me pale 81 poslhllNlet tnhi 10 rhlt.
aclnhla lawyer wrote b. % Wlr ,If|
fenf nro lpohius ZOE DmnDo tn H'
pNlihal} entaf'h lni amn,d upr
fnf ruuplu ~ roueratlunr. nnN H tI,
l.,eited Time Tho rlirr ritlra be-, f
had their opI Driuultea many 40 tl.W
embraced them. ani Fni on' or tte e.i.
SING uui enc best itcs rHn
The rapid lucfetsc ~ popuistYr
olll take caro- of iis fuiuro hUndnl
capacity Thc r.nA ownership u,ri
noi be- froWucd upun on aroopni ~ ifr
Hnsgostion ~ cement eunduis. or hr.
cause the city 3D. hut tlr owner ui
rulo iaihe rho material fnr r1udu.ia
wiz he determined onit after iho nnHi
srafrhing INVESTIGATION, and w. 81,
need Tule i.atc a. make better and
iheapcr system. W. should nut hoti
tate 60 oondemn h fot the purpose
! nm snilHfcd a. imcard a1 nfmrf
nui rcly uppn ihni course OF tDle,n
Inc which every lawyer of ans oNpeu
encc knows fuldfH the tcu,uicn ul
corporate hodi,s in und,rHhnea "A
this character an basis for ms dr
clsion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-23

Tho plain indarunthir frl b. nnf
'Iho riN plan So hn Auhl ont aud
completed m nl uf drsin for tnc
su'n " $500 ooe f.'oltl or Nhpn nu
Install The au .uph malu. rrrr, ind 200
tlil tnp pNmI .ng STATION nltuunu
plant publication WORKS. nud water
tower tnc remaining sl0oo0 ln nr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-23
WACO aulLolNo nunNro.

waco AUG en- iiro ~ unknown
otigln dcrtroycd the Cotto wnAo iu,id
i1g aud plant here toulsht $50 sc.
ruraic estimate % tho dammso CO. tho
llant could h' hhd % .s mot h,ii.y,d
mat ihe irnunn,o win cover the luaa.
which 81 expected Co hc ,rA heavy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-23

'lfnu, AnT ~ rhr punl liuuc
'i'"r b. un "a roo of ia f,,t owiur lo
heavy rain on lho San Maroos ri,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York.--Teon Levy plaintiff, against Marie
NJ. Wolfe ct al, defendants. Action NO. IL
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure ana
entitled action and bearing date the 18th day
OF June. 1914, l., the undersigned, the referee
IN said Judgment named will sell at PUBIC
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. No. 1919
Yesey street. in the Borough Of Manhattan
City Of New York. on the 9th day OF july
1914. at 10 o'clock noon on that day. by J:
II. Mayors. auctioneer, the premises directed
by said judgment to be sold, and therein de-
scribed as follows: All that certain lot, piece
or parcel Of land with the buildings and Inn
being in the Borough Of Manhattan Of the city
OF New York. in the County and state OF NeW
York, bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning at a point on the southeriy side OF
Forty-second street distant two hundred and
twenty-seven feet six inches easteriy from the
corner formed by the intersection Of the east
erly side Of Eleventh avenue and the southerly
side OF FoTty-second Etreet: running thence
southerly parallel with Eleventh avenue ana
part OF the way through party wall ninety
block between Forty-hrst and Forty-second
street; thence oasterly nineteen feet seven
inches along said centre line o. the block,
thence northsriy parallel with Eleventh avenue
wall, ninety-eght feet nine inches TO che
southerly side OF Forty-second street, and
thence westerly along said southerly side of
Forty-second street nineteen feet seven inches
ises being known No $50 West 42d street.
Dated, New York. June 10. 1913.
HARRY BLUR, Referee.
IRVING KATE, Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and postoffice address, Is Wall st.,
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York.
The following Is a diagram Of the property
10 be sold; its street number is $50 West 42d
street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
William r. Appeby. plaintiff. against
10 omas J. Mclaughlin and others. defendants.
action No. ~
In pursuance Of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the above
cnttled action, and bearing date the 18th Gay
or May, 1914 /, the undersigned. the referee In
sac Judgment named. will sell at public auc.
tioD, at the Exchange Sales Rooms, Nos. I4-1s
esey street, in the Borough OF Manhattan,
CITY OF New York, on the 18th day OF June.
1914. at twelve O'clock noon on that day. BY
jacob II. Mayors. Auctioneer. the premises d.
rected by said judgment to be sold, and therein
described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
erected. situate. lying and being in the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan City Of New York, bound
ed and described as follows:
Bcglnnlng at point on the northerly side OF
One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street, dis
tant one hundred and five feet westerly from
the corner formed by the intersection OF ths
eighth Street and the westerly side OF Park
Avenue; running thence northerly. part OF the
distance through party wall, and parallel
with the said westerly side OF Park Avenue
ninety mine feet eleven inches, to the centre
line OF the block; thence westerly along said
centre line OF the block thirty-hve feet; thence
southerly, again parallel with the said west
erly side OF Park Avenue ninety-nino feet
eleven inches, to the northerly side OF one
Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street; thence
easterly along the said northerly side OF One
feet to the point or place OF beginning.
said premises being now known by the Street
Number n East 12sth Street.
Dated. New York May 18th. 1914
JOHN L. BERNSTEIN,
CANNON & CANNON, Referee.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1Ss Broadway. New
York City.
The following is a diagram Of the property
Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street. City OF
New York. Borough OF Manhattan:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
BUSINESS REVERSES

ISAAC WOLF, diamonds. 50 Nassau
ST., filed schedules with liabilities, S65, 4Ol 4;
assets, $1,000. Creditors include Arnsten
Bros &c Co.. 1854 Jacob Refer, $3.50;
Charles j. Fromberg, 8,4O7
ALEXANDER RESTAURANT COR
PORATION, Cafe Boheme. 156 Second av.,
filed petition with liabilities, $3216S; as
sets, $4,000. Creditors include Bernheim-
or & Schwartz Pilsner Brewing Com
Marks Restaurant Company. 81, 100; Ros-
enfield Realty Company, $1,4S3. Judge
Hand appointed Arthur F. Gotthold re-
ceiver; bond, $4,000.
ARTHUR COIN, drygoods, 220S Sew
enth nv. and 1884 Amsterdam av., filed
schedules with liabilities. sl6,765; assets,
S,025.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
PETER M'ENEANEY, milk wagon
driver, PIP East 73d ST., filed petition
with liabilities, s2,079; no assets.
LENA bernstein, drygoods. 222i
Fifth av., filed petition, with liabilities.
N,32S; no assets.
PARSON MANUFACTURING COM
PANY. equipments for steam boilers, 149
Broadway. Petition filed by Henry NJ.
Stuart II. Parson, $243.
w. G. DEAN CORPORATION spices,
1853 Front St, assigned to Mortimer f..
Joiner
JACOB MACHOF AND ISAAC e.
GREENBAUM, Jewellers, lS9 Bowery
assigned to Herman Sagman.
CALLER e. CO.. INC, essential oils,
&c Cedar St. assigned to Joseph Kohler.
JOSEPH HOLROYD, restaurant and
cafe, 1l3 West 18th St, assigned TO Maui
rice p. Davidson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers-Capt. ]. ]. Cray. from Trafic
to bet. DIV; MID Ptlmn. J. Z. Copeland.
SOD to c. o.
Temporary assignments.-Insp. ]. ]. Far
rell, 9Th l. D.. TO command 10th l. D.. in ad-
dition to his own. for days from June IS:
Surgeon z. H. Fiske 18th Dist. in charge OF
Goth Dist. in addition to his own. days from
June %; Lieut.. William Browne, bet. DIV. 10
d. A. O., N. Y. 5 days from June IS; sergt
j. /. McGrath. 18th to c. o., duty in special
squad 2, 10 days from June 10; Ptlmn. Leigh
Halplin. 2lst. and w. r. Smith. 43d. to Det'
DIV. 5 days. TO d. A. o.. N. Y; T. B. Ran
dali. 3lst 10 c. o., duty in special squad 2, 10
days from June IS; E. z. Gompers. nth: Henry
somnfers 18th; ]. ]. McManus, 2lst, and Abra-
ham snydecker. both. all to bet. DIV. detailed
10 D. A. o.. N. Y: matron. NJ. NJ. Leslie. 18TH.
10 c. o.. duty in special squad 2. 10 days from
June 90
noso, 10th I. d., days from June 10; Surgeon
r. A. McGoldrick. 10th Dis, days from June
": Capts. II. w. Burfeind. 163d. day from
june a. F. A. Creamer. l6Sth. days from
July 6; without pay. Lieut.. Ernest simmons.
So2d. IL days from June 30; Ptlmn. w. ]. Beg
lev, slst days from July 4; II. ]. Eckweiler'
18th. I day from June q; Prob Ptlmn: A. @.
King. school for recruits. days from June %.
Reappolnted-SpcL Ptln. Max Mangold.
.,ith british Consul General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
Clocks. Suits. Women. Wear. etc.

tlonks, suits, Nomens wear cue.
Baltimore Bargain House; Q B
Henderson, cloaks and wraps; s5+ 9Th ay.
BOSTON-W Bacon; Miss A Goldins
waists and wrappers; 81 Union Square.
BoNTisS Cloak and Suit as,s sS soRs:s
BOSTON-W Filenes Sons CO; Mrs. Philips
and Ring. costumes and dresses Mr.
O'Callaghan. misses suits; Miss Grimm,
waists. Miss Red6ngton, misses waists; ~
W 32d ST.
NAsHvILLE-Rosenhe q Abrams; J Abrams.
cloaks and suits; Flanders
NORWICH, CoNN-Reid & Hughes Co; Miss
II Fitzpatrick, waists; rs Spring st.
PITTsBURGH-Fran & seder; ] KAuf-
man. house dresses. kimonos. dressing
PITTsBURGH-Iewin Nieman CO; Miss
0Brien, wash skirts; 40 lth av.
SPRINGFIELD. moo II Heer ID q Co; Miss
shotwelL ladies' ready-to-wear: 90 w SD st.
Drygoods, etc.
ALLENTOWN. PENNIES Bros; II r New
hard, domestics and white goods; 315
ATHENs'. oHIo"D zennsr Co; II zenner.
drygoods; 60 W SD st. Room COZ.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Bros "a Co; N
Meberles. woollens; $40 Bway.
goods: Murray HILL
DETROTT-Crowley Bros: Crowley. cry
goods; 43 Leonard st.
ERIE, PENN-Trask. Prescott Richardson;
w Il Trask, drygoods; $40 Church ct.
GOLDSBORO. n C--H Well a Bros; II Well.
drygoods notions and furn goods; 3l5 Attn ay.
~
man. drygoods and genral mdse; 40 Leonard
St
PAwTUCKET. r I-Shartcnburg & Robin
son; c shartenburg. drygoodS; 20 Spring
st; Hermitage.
RoCHEsTER-LevyB Bros Clothing Coz Levy.
woollens: 200 9Th av.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX-Laredo Nero Co;
Pollak. drygoods and general fndse; Broad
way Central.
SAN FRANCIsCO-R WE'LL IL Co: l. II
Naghel, dress goods. silks. velvets and
cloths; is T. 26th st.
SAN FRANClSCO--OCo Common. Moffatt Co;
g Murphy. domestics, linens and white goods;
ia 9Th av: Prince George
WASHINGTON-S Kann Sons & Co; II NJ
King silks; 215 4th av.
WASHINGTON-Wo e. Lathrop; Il
Mack, domestics. fiannols, linens and blan-
kets; ] NJ Buzzell, dress goods and Innings;
1874 4th av.
Millinery, Laces, Ribbons, etc.
BALTIMORE-The Hub Mrs Sloman,
millinery; Gregorian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
APpRAISALS OF ESTATES.

WILLIAM HARRIS BOYER, president
Union Special Machine Co. (Marea ~ .,a 1919;
shown in the report: Bessie o. Bender. sis
ter-in-law. s22, 9s4; Randolph s oswald
brother -in-law, s11, 7s4; Harry y. IhonP ee,
nephew, $40. 600. Bertha c. Han, niece, s6l,-
COX. Annie /. Chrisman, niece, s6l,4S5; Mar
garet L. Bragg niece. SCI, 100; f. Leon
Chrlsman, nephew, 1900; Jula =. NeI ia
lion. niece, 1870; Ida NJ WaIIsce s46Ts S
"a Boyer. nephew. sis. 53o; Methodist
Church H d,nfs5 3. Pe sss Frank E Han. not
reIsted $685. Margaret B. Chrisman. sis
TER annuity OF $4,000; Angela Thompson
sister. annuity OF $4,000; Lansing OnderdonE'
not related. $4,000 cash, and Charles y:
sturt.evant, not related. $4,000 cash. Assets!
deposits. s73 223; mortgages, 81, o3I; per-
sonalty, jewelry and autos SlhOsi; s.oen 10
and bonds $3.50, rs I'M ,afs APPRAISED at
ss Is2 Stocks included 1877 shares Irving
Nat. Bank; 100 L: S. steel. common, IVY
A. r FS g Gsd M Machine aGntH CO.. valued
nj s354, 400 500 p. r. r.; go Nor. Pacific;
100 C., NJ. & 81. p, pfd.; 100 c, N. COM
mon, 100 Beechwood Realty Co; $50 aurora
Grata Association; "a Fidelity Trust Co; 100
In Pacifc; 200 CT Northern, pfd; $50 Le-
bigh. 100 Sou. Pacific. and 25 Lehlgh Valley
Coal sales Co. The bonds were: $4,000, par
ys sCa southern % a Ky 81 SSS s.. IT, NJ s.
MRS. HARRIET B. BARROW tNov. ~;
1oI81. net. SIsT.O13. Archibald Campbell
Harrow. son; Margaret Dubois Barrow:
Jauehter; Anne f. Barrow, daughter, and
Mabel Rosalie Edge. daughter. each re-
ceiyed one-fourth OF the estate Assets:
ssts25 equity in l13 East 72d st. Appraised
ar ss5 600: deposits. s2.097; Joan. $4,000;
iewelry. ,s.l2, and stocks. rF,l7o. The
stocks. 2To shares Badger Lumber, OF Mis-
so,'ri s13e 500: 40 State Bank OF Orlando,
Fla, $1,000. and IT Chippewa Boom Lum-
oeT MES J. CAMPBELL (oct. IS. 1919
~, SeT 756 Three daughters and son share
ncHsiIv in the estate. Assets: u East 1880
ST. SO. 500; mortgages, sls,7se. and stocks
S'iRS0eBERT LoUGHEED June 8, 1919; net.
sl062g. Mrs. Dora Laughed widow sole
oePPsoBERr HAHNE sept. 20. 1919; net.
cal st4 Eugene Hahne and oscar Hahne.
sons. benenciaries. Assets: Deposits, sz,Ssf'
snd rnortgages and personally, sSl.o2s.
Ans MARTHA +. KUNSTLER (Noy. D.
1oJaS. net sIs922. Hugo kuenstler SON.
Erank p Kuenstler, son. and Josephine
I2ooc<nan. daughter. benehciaries. Assets;
az 7so equity In 200 to 3o1 10th sv.. ap-
praised at $4,000; deposits. s2.Seo. and per-
NOSES sTRAsBURGER (oot. 20. 1879;
net s27.0s4 Eva stresburger sister. oens-
neiary. Assets: Deposits, si.73o; loans. -
aos: personally. s2ea; life Insurance.. sl2'l2s'
AM MATTHEW o'NEILL CMay "a. 1919 I;
total s1O.Ois; net. ss.41o. Mrs mary
O'Neili. widow beneficiary. Assets: Equity
Of 81 $50 in plot on 37th St. Brooklyn; de-
posits ST. 44S, and mortgages. SlO2o.
CHARLES 7. GALLOWAY duly 20, 1881;
net, sbi,451. Miriam Galloway. daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-ofTown Visitors Hero to Look Over Offering, OF
Local Wholesale Dealers

BosToN.-oR II white Co; Miss F II Bell
CHICAGO-c A Stevens q Bros z Dynss,
laces, neckwoar, gloves and hdkfs.
CLEVELAND-Har g. Co; J Mellen'
flowers and feathers; 81 w S2d st.
RICHMOND. VA Lewis clothing; Hermit
RICHMOND vA--coh.n Co: Miss WAGNER.
lsees. hosiery, underwear and umbrellas; 80
Church st.
RoCHEsTER-sibicy. Lindsay & curr Co; II
w Francis. notions; d A Williams. ribbons;
4S2 4th av.
Mems and Boys Wear, etc.
SPRINGFIELD. NASH a b Daniel: II
Daniel. furn goods and clothing: Herald
Square
ST LoUIs-Rothschnd Bros Hat Co: n H
U1TCA-H ID PiKley & Son Co; Peckham.
WORCESTER, MAss-Denholm q Mckay Co:
J Stroll. millinery. ribbons and infants wear;
Walker 81.
women's Wear. etc.
BALTIMoRE-The Hub; Mrs II sloman
ladies' ready to-wear; Gregorian.
CHTCAGO-C A Stevens g. Bros; willard
skirts and dresses; 40 E 22d ct.
CHICAGo-C A stevens & Bros; II WINK
Ter, waists and pettlcoats; 40 y 22d st ?,
CLEVELAND ammerschlag Cloak CO; II
Hammerschag. cloaks and suits WaIlick;
FALL RIvER-R a McWhirr Co; ] Conn.,
ladies' ready-to-wear: 10 Spring ct.
LYNCHBURG, VA-FiDkel g. Schervel; M
scheryel ladies' ready-to-wear; ITO 9th az.
~
ready to-wear; 10 5th ay.
NEW HAVEN-E Malley Coz q Reeder'
ladies' ready~to-wear: 80 w 33d.
NORFOLK VA Il Norman, ladies' ready
to-wear: Pierrepont.
wII.K Es-BARRE-Ciarks Bros: A = vettsr,
ladies' ready-to-wear; Al Union SO.
Miscellaneous.
RosToN-w e. A Bacon: Miss Casey. leather
goods: Miss Turley. Jewelry; 81 Union So
OSTON-Weinstein a. White; Welnsteln'
clothing and furnishing goods; Bway Central.
f,HICAGO-Carson. Prize. Scott & Co;
Rogers furs, trimmings and buttons; ilo
Worth ri.
DETRoIT-C Crowley. Miner a Co; Hans Hans.
man hosiery, underwear, furnishing goods
and umbrellas; 43 Leonard st.
NEMPHIS-G BrodneuK Co; Erskine'
q T Brodneux, jewelry; Wellington
PuIL,ADELPHIA-Goldm Bros; M ID Colo
man. furniture and carpets: Aberdeen.
sPOK ANE-Spokane DryBoods co; Z r.
Carlson, furs: 22J 4th av.
ST IOTIis-Carleton. Ferguson Drygoods CO.
7 clinton, neckwear and umbrellas; SoS
Bway. -, 1,.. -, ~
ST LOiJIs-B Nugent & Bro Dry Goods Co; Nj
l, Solomon. clothing; 81 Union So: =,
wASHINGTON-W & Lathrop; )
Watt. house furnishing goods and china; Ss'
4th av.