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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07
True Venciu

divulge any of the circumstances sur
rounding the case which were given
to him yesterday morning in ten
page typewriter report by John M.
Bowen, special agent of the Depart
ment of Justice, who conducted the in
vestigation. Bowen returned Sunday
night from Mexicali where, with immi-
grafton and federal officers from that
place, he made thorough investiga-
ton. Bowen said the evidence was of
such a startling nature that he had
been requested by Schoonover not to
reveal any portion of it.
Shortly after he had transmitted his
official report to Washington, District
Attorney Schoonover remarked: eff l
were Uncle Sam l would move the
flag than that he would not talk eX-
the grave of Sanchez is located, and
establish it there forever, so as to
make the perpetrator of the murder
amenable to this jurisdiction" Fur
them than that he would not talk ex-
cept to declare: cit is mighty seri-
Gus affair and we cannot tell where
it will lead"
Five months ago the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sanchez, with their three
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

man Bustillo, who knows the Sanchez
family and Hines, was detailed on the
case. After working a few days he
reported the matter to District At
torney Schoonover. 1t was definitely
ascertained yesterday that the crime
was committed on Mexican soil.
Two weeks ago Sanchez received a
telegram, dated Calexico, reading as
follows: "Have landed the man who
stole your daughter. He is in Jail
here. Come at once" 1t was signed
"Jesus Bringos." The following day
Sanchez received another telegram
telling him to hurry. Two days later
Sanchez drew $500 from the bank, all
he had, and left for the south. Bus
tillo gave Sanchez several letters of
introduction to federal and police Of
fcers in CaleXico. Sanchez arrived
safely and dropped a note to his wife.
1t has developed since that "Brin-
gos," was telegraphed that he was al
so an officer, was a fictitious name.
The day following Sanchez's arrival
he received a letter signed by "Brin-
goes" who telegraphed that he was al
Mexican line into Mexicali, where he
would find his daughter alive. That
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07
JUSTICE IS SOUGHT FROM
MEXICO FOR SLAIN MEXICAN

Los Angeles, Jan. 7.-Relations be-
tween the United States and Mexico
were further complicated yesterday
when the United States authorities at
Washington FASTENED to seek from
President Huerta justice for the widow
of Encarnacion Sanchez of 10 North
Broadway, Los Angeles, who was am
pushed and killed a week ago by ca
diets or federals on his native soil
near Calexico, whence he had gone
in the hopes of finding his daughter
Marguerite, who was abducted last
August. By strange twist the fate
of Sanchez, a native-born Mexican, but
for fifteen years subject of Uncle
Sam, may lead to serious international
complications.
Yesterday United States District
Attorney Schoonover sent a lengthy
report of the Staying of Sanchez to
United States Attorney General Nc
Reynolds, who in turn notified Secre-
tary of State Bryan. The district at
torney considers the matter of such
a serious nature that he declined to
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

pretty daughters and one 12-year-old
son, was as happy as any in Los An
geles. Now the widow is Frustrated
over the death of her husband and
the mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance Of Marguerite.
At 10 o'clock on the evening of
August Is members of the Sanchez
family retired. Shortly after 8
o'clock Mrs. Sanchez heard noise in
Marguerta's room, but paid no atten-
ton to it. When the 17-year-old girl,
often called the "Belle of Sonora
town." failed to appear at the break
fast hour her mother went to her
room and found her gone. The bu-
reau drawers had been ransacked and
1885 belonging to Sanchez had been
taken from a closet cubby hole.
Suspicion at once pointed to Feliar-
do Hines, known to the police as "The
Crow" who is said to be a notorious
cadet. Hines had been seen lettering
around the Sanchez home several
nights previous to the abduction and
the father of the girl had remarked
to members of the family about the
apparent curiosity of the man.
The police were notified and Patrol
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

Do you treat cattle? Yes, and posi-
lively cure white scour in calves and
contagious abortion in cows. Cure Or
no pay. DIR. S. Odle, Veterinary Sur
geon, Ell Centre, Phone Main 217.-
Adv. If
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

Spikes Detective Agency. Work
anywhere. Collections speciality.
We get results. P. o. Box 232, FL
Centre, Cal. tt
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

Two years use of 80 acres for lev
cling and planting. THIS is A
SNAP. Edgar Bros. Realty Co.-Adv.
215
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

Wanted-Two passengers for San
Diego tomorrow. Inquire at Denver
rooms. Special low rate.-Adv. x222
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07
Odd Fellows Attention

There will he regular installation of
officers Wednesday evening, January
=, at Masonic Temple.
Adv. PIP WILEY NULL, N. G.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

Who moves houses? Ed Royce
moves anything. Phone 123-W. #
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-07
SUCCESSION SALE
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH MATURIN,
DECEASED.
10Th Judicial District Court OF Louisiana,
Parish of Iberia.

By virtue of commission issued unto
me. the undersigned Administrator out OF
the above said Court, under an order
granted on the nth day OF October, 1914.
There will be sold By the undersigned
Administrator or duly authorized Public
Auctioneer, FOR CASH, tor the purpose
OF realizing funds to pay debts OF the
above said Succession) At Public Auction
to the last and highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2Sth, 1914,
between legal sale hours, at the front
door ofthe Parish Court House in the City
OF new Iberia the prop ,rty belonging to
the above said Succession, and described
A follows to-wit:
A certain tract Of land and improve
ments, situated In the Parish OF Iberia,
q place commonly called Cotsan. con-
tanning Twenty eight (28) arpents more
or less bounded on the North by property
Of Public Road.
All movable effects etc.. fully described
on inventory made asd taken IN the above
entitled and numbered sussession on fils
In the once Of the Clerk Of Court To-
iberia Parish.
LEONCE GARY, Administrator
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-07
CULTURAL SCHOOLS.
s Exhibits to the State Fan
3breveport Nov. 4 to II.

the farm specimens exhibited
juisiana State Fair November
'll be the best specimens from
kt farms Of the agricultural
bis of the states II is expected
Of the schools. which total
twenty five and fifty. will be
I'd, and Indications point very
that way. The success OF last
)endid exhibit seems to have
b the members. and plans are
N To have all of them on the
BIT In this department at the
hcement. the Fair association
b prizes aggregating $3.50 In
des there will be a trophy for
Bpion prize taker.
1.-THE rules OF this department.
Rch agricultural high school
b to the same amount OF
Its booth. The members OF
] will lok after decoration. ar
u and other features.
|re Information apply to STATE
eretary l.. ". BrueggerhofY
End catalog and premium list"
Der l-ll are the dates Of tbj
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-07
BAR SERVICE.
Electric Cars on Double
y Shuttle Trains Ut Fair.

ick transportation OF visi-
state Fair Grounds at
The facilities this year will
In ever before. There will
tric car and shuttle train
hted on fast schedules.
a st Fair the Fair Grounds
has been double tracked
from the center Of the
Be- ction. Heretofore a por-
ne has only had one track.
Aecessitated more or less
Interruption But this year
und to the Fair Grounds
Sparate track. and those re-
IN town will use another
II way there will be a con-
b. ge. no interruption. and
company will be enabled
crowd OF almost any ca
he train service. which has
kd by the Katy railroad. and
h gain this year. will be be-
bnion depot and the Fair
lust a few minutes will be
the trip a regular sched-
hriy morning until late at
" followed Persons coming
rains and not having time
electric car may board the
ns right at the depot and
De grounds Those wishing
In town. shop. visit or look
matters. will find all the
b anyone could want. and
~ nv trolley t. the grounds
Information. catalogue OF
IT,. write Secretary l.. N.
n Remember the date OF
" 4 to Nov IL.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-07
TRACTiONS AT FAIR.
Races Between Ostrich and
and Other Novelties.

litter Of free attractions. the
INT at the Louisiana State
ear will be fully up to the
fThe management has bud
b. sum for the free features.
I'VE everybody something OF
his line. and there is every
believe that all the visitors
roughly satisfied
Between an ostrich and q
will be among the attrac-
y will he n feature at each
Dr. the race horse meet, and
Ter dayh Some Of the races
4 at night, probably every
liz the Fair. will be another
y amusement. The displays
b In the past have proven so
Ii the management this year
|engage another fireworks
planned to have exhibitions
rated aviator. A feature OF
ed program is looping the
aeropiane. Negotiations are
for this attraction.
hing Of livestock. contests In
b blowing between the men,
bys' corn, pig and blowing
numerous other attractions
D free to visitors.
hcerts will be daily features.
also be several parades and
king programs.
er the dates, Nov. 4 to IL.
bog and premium list. apply
larry l.. N. Isruegerrhoff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-07
D TO OCCUPY TENT.
Srts Made to Accommodate
| of Mem bsrs OF Boys Clubs.

OF the boys corn and pig
AGRICULTURAL high schools at
b Louisiana State Fair this
e provided. free, with lodging
tent on the Fair grounds.
Will be pitched In q well
ction near the Coliseum. and
(ovided with gas and water
h, for shower baths. lights.
i be furnished free by the
ation. but all boys accepting
hmodation must bring their
and sheets and pillows.
that no risks as 10 health
nn, the association will re-
he boys to visit the emergen-
for examination before en-
tent. This will not be q rigid
bn, but sufficient to insure
Try expert will be In charge
This is for the purpose OF
y few regulations. which Will
venience the boys. but will
)chooling in military matters
$al way.
an opportunity that all the
BIZ these clubs should accept.
splendid experience t. the
saves him a good sized ex-
punt. In addition, all the
given tickets to the Fair
which they will find helpful
By wish to visit the downtown
Dr. opens November 4 and
kember II.
b Secretary l.. N. Bruegger-
|atalog and premium lists.
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Due Sunday, June II.


10 Cedric, .62 miles east OF Sandy Hook q
noon yesterday.
IS La Provence, SO miles east of Sandy Hook
IS New York, MS miles east of Sandy Hook
S California. "S miles cas-, of Sandy Hook
Sc Mauret ania lss miles east Of Sandy Hook
~ $50 r. NJ
8. u goner. Port Arthur. " miles east of
s. Arapahos, Jscksouviiis, 2is miles south OF
Sandy Hook at 7 A NJ.
SIS City OF 81. Louis. Savannah, 1873 miles
south OF Sandy Hook ut noon.
IS Navarro. Port OF Spain, Il6 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon
IS Alamo, Galveston, a@ miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon
is Radiant, Baton Rouge, 800 miles south
west Of Diamond Shoals at A. NJ.
IS Lenape. Jacksonville. so miles north OF
st Johns bar at u. NJ.
S. Cherokee, GEORGETOWN, 90 miles north Of
GEORGETOWN AZ u. NJ
Is Aiiian1a crsobsi' 1857 miles south 80
Sandy Hook at ! \, N.
SIS III orente. Galveston 81 miles ives, OF
ss j. N, dufley. Por Arthur, a miles north
west OF ToruGaa at noon.
81 Momus, New Orleans, LES miles northwest
OF ToTugas at noon
SIS El Vale, Galveston I'll miles soulh OF
Sandy Hook at noon,
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PnOPOsALs.

SEALED BIDS will DO received by the
Board OF water supply at Its offices, tNenty-
second floor, Municipal Building. Park Row.
Centre and Chambers Streets. New York City,
until II 4. NJ, on Tuesday, June 20, 1914,
for Contract 70, for the construction OF
Ashok9n Bridge. reinforced concrete
structure forming part OF the highway sys-
TEN around Ashokan reservoir and consist
Ing o. 70 arches, each hsyins a span OF 81
The bridge will be about l,l20 feet long and
VIII have roadway ~ feet wide Tho
foundations, abutments and lower portions
oil the piers are not included in this con-
tract. There Will be about $500 feet of .
duct to ~ duet electric conduit, The work
Is located near Ashokan. In the Town Of
olive Ulster county. New York, about IL
miles west OF the City OF Kingston.
At the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and con-
tract drawings can be obtained at the above
address, at the once OF the Secretary, b.
depositing the sum OF ten dollars tsIO) In
cash or Its equivalent for each pamphlet.
For further particulars apply 20 the once
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer at the
above address,
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CHARLES N CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN,
Commissioners Of the Hoard Of Water Supply
w, BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
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SEW YORK. couNTY OF New YoRK1
trustee, Tor the IL. 81 Iirsin,s clsrs snas;
the last Will and testament Of Anson Blake.
deceased, plsintin.. against Lewis selisman
In pursuance Of a JUDGMENT Of torselosar.
9Th day OF May. 1914, l. the uhdersisned,
sell at public aueiicn at ne Escssnse sales.
room, Nos. 1916 vesey street, In the Bor-
G gfs on on m hs ss Day Of s June c i; siT
o o,i;,d noon Of that day By Joseph pay
Judgment to be sold. and therein described
lana "a s sFSi ;s s'f sad Y P ssS %piss.s.n.
YORK n e. csaais sas .. SIX 81 Ts;s
and being known as lot No. two hundred
Hs a ,w sn.ge4. s and Of una: Of ana
Street no5iheSly il q. rec. ~ lot ~ isss
easterly on the other side BY lots Nos. AL
x va si ,rs na sas said %sP ,
enc SdndF 81 S,sSS isss ana being now
JACOB s.is s " and p'f Issi. ss Spx S
dsts r.. sth s day az 5sy iso ~ deed 0>F'Hs
Also all that strip. piece or parcel of land.
CITY ane Of Ssx Yor NE ana
and described as follows: Beginning at a
point on the northerly side of Henry Street
at the intersection of the westerly line Of
the westerly wall OF the building now stand
ing upon the premises known by the street
No. 30 Henry Street with the northerly side
OF Henry Street, which said point Of inter-
section Is distant eighty -nve $50 feet four
and one-half t4h) incnes. more or less.
westerly from the Intersection Of the north
erly side % Henry street with the westerly
side Of Pike street; an: cumming thense
westerly wall 81 said building No. 80 Henry
Street and along a line In continuation
thereof and parallel or nearly so. with Pike
street. sixty.s seven go feet six 6l inches
to n point distant eighty five $50 feet and
four and one-haf t+h) inches westerly
from the westerly side OF Pike Street meas
ured along une parallel to Henry Street:
thence running westerly, and parallel. or
nearly so. with Henry Street. four and one
half Nh) inches. more or less; thence
southerly, again parallel, or nearly 90, with
Pike Street sixty ts7) feet SIX te
incnes more or less, to the northeriy side
Of Henry street. and thence easteriy. along
the northeriy side of Henry Street Aforesaid
four and half tttl INCHES. more or
less TO the point or place Of Ssginning
GRO IL FRANCoEUR. Referee
HERBERT PARSONS.
Attorney for Plaintins
once and Post once address. SO William
street. Borough Of Manhattan. the City
The following is n diagram, OF the prop.
srty to be sold; Its street number Is u
Lot 100
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APARTMENTS TO LET-UNfURNIsHED
rs WEST t3D ST.
Apartments l-2r3 rooms and bath.
Apply ID r. Jameson, 500 5th Az.
FORECLOsURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORKr-J yrtilla Florance Hendricks and
Harmon W. Hendricks as executors OF and
OF Henry IL. Hendricks deceased, Plaintiffs
against san;o Fiumeireddo and others De-
PENDANTS, .,.
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
, hs r S1y 81 IN ~" Said judsmsn Named viii
sell at public auction; at the Exchange
sslcsroon, Nos. li.l6 Vesey street, In the
on the SOth day OF June isit at ~ o'clock
noon on that day, BY JOSEPH /, DAY. Auc-
tlonser the rTSm'ssS n ,ssrsi sseribsd as
parcel of iaEd, Win me BUILDING ana I'm.
ana being In the borough OF Manhattan OF
the CITY Of New York. IN the County ana
state o. New Y9TS GSHndsd AND a,n nes Sn ss
southerly side Of Twenty-nlnth Street, dis
tant one hundred and twenty p9ol feet
second Avenue and Twenty ninth street.;
running thence southeriy. parallel with See
ond Avenue and part o. the distance through
Inches to the centTe'line OF the block; thence
westerly along said centre line OF the block
ana parallel With Twenty.ninth street tMenu
with said Second Avenue and part o. IN,
distance through another party wall ninety
erly side of Twenty ninth street; and thence
easterly along said southerly side OF r"eniy
ninth street tweny '2g, ISL tSs n nsepp 1Is
now known by the street number @SO East
-'i pat sI'? View York, June 5th, 1914:
PHILIP J. McCOOK, Referee
SAMUEL ,RIKER. Jh.. Attorney for r Main
tins, " Cedar street borough OF Man
The following IL a diagram Of the prop.
erty 70 be sold; Its street number Is sSS
East e9th street:
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TWO BROOKLYN BANKS MERGE
The Mechanics IL Now the Largest
On Long leland.


The directors OF the Mechanics Bank
and the Nassau Trust Company. both OF
Brooklyn. agreed yesterday to a merger
under the name OF tho former. The Me-
chanics Bank will now be the largest on
Long Island, with deposits exceeding $751;
100000. The exchange OF stock between
the two banks was effected share for
share, with the bid price in the neighbour
hood OF 1856.
II had been known for some time that
the Mechanics Bank was DESTROYS Of en-
larging Its activities, IL tried TO obtain
control OF tho Nassau Trust Company In
1910, but was unsuccessful, In order to
effect the merger It's capital stock will
be increased from 81. 100000 to $1,000, 900.
The present downtown branch OF the
Nassau Trust Company ut Fulton street
and Red Hook lane is to be abandoned
The main office Of the trust company, at
broadway and Bedford avenues. will be-
maintained, however. and will be known
as the Eastern District branch OF the
merged institutions. All OF tho officers Of
the Nassau Trust Company will retain
positions ana the clerks are to be taken
care Of Andrew ID. sullivan. president OF
the Nassau Trust Company. will become
viGe-president OF the Mechanics Bank.
The Mechanics Bank has assets OF w.
920,2l3, with surplus and profits Of
s56l, ii6. The Nassau Trust Company has
capital OF $500. 900. and surplus OF
$500, 00O. The officers OF the Mechanl
Bank are George w. Chauncey. chairman
OF the board Charles q. Balmanno,
president; Horace C. pu Val. vice-presi-
dent Walther Wolf, comptroller; Harry
VI. De Mott, cashier,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
'N'H name and address OF lenders
tDFnaVl

WV" name and address OF lenders at
'l ,asry AZ i,o 30 GrrGs ay ;s.ioo Feb
,"'.rt Wieneeke atty, l. 7 Co, 40
h,r sT rs. go ". So, ga5 W 7th az. .Si lSs
e. .,. sn fcalIy Co to Estates Mort sec
GRAND Az. v $. 80 = rsIth 81, iO.so'' Nav
sr.,' 'i- ~ y Nison to Isabella P
"''. AZ, : 200 n from pt of intersection
tk iis, map 7st Fox estate
Is Tot - said map, s6xiO0, May 20,
Joseph and Augusts Matslse 60 Har.
'Iu ST. =, i45 SIN az, soxio?e' MAJ
~ ABRAHAM and Pauline Gu,nsn
,.,,, r. e. ca, 81 Nassau u $4,000
7IH ST, {, $50 Gth av. aSxSss' jan
.a,y ? l9O7-Gsoree ana Harry X Vim.
trustees Ia Louise l. Williams al al
''''''' atty Greene, ~ William
LIrS ~ and SIS. map l. 100 lots controlisd Inv
'nfF Morgenthau, 2ad aud 24th wards
uu'.r - Michael Levi 10 Crotonn
vas sy cor atty l. T Co. 100 sroad,
''rli ST lsi W, 5. $50 SIN Az ' 49,
~ Jan 81, lss6-Wm p and Marietta
,fnys Alexander a. Green, 1856 Bway iii. $50
'S,FF|s sIgn ~, Az ~ i5S y i!Mh st.
p 94isa Busch; atty. l. HameI' ass
DEcArCR Az asa n Eclipse W tnS%
mtlo and Italia Giordann to Bassna T d
HerHmhni atty. Hallock, 300 f lsoth
rPANsFFB Of tax lien 500. Dec is fSIs
Elsi CO as trustee to Department OF
'''''e '''''''''''..'''' '..., .&shss. ~
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, June li,--rhsss navy
orders wsra issued
Lieutenant Commander T, u, Hurts from
command Of SteTett TO assistant director
target practice navy Department.
LIEUTENANT Commander &. h, Freeman
from Rhode Island to command prayton,
Lieutenant Commander " =. Houston 10
command st. Louis.
pravton to Naval War College
Lieut.. r. Is. Freyer from Office OF Judge
Acknowledgement, Navy Department. Ia
Albany as executive ofiicer
Lieut.. l.. c, scheibla Junior grade), from
.pany. brooklyn N, v
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

2D Av. n cor 1894 ", tOxlOO. the land
Helen l. Morris to Herman Flnck, ai7
u i2ad ST. 20 yrs from May l. 1914;
atty. II Van Dusen, lI2 T. b+th ct. taxes
RooGSsEviELT sTr. IS. basemsn,-Leons s sot,
tile to Gaetano Barile. ~ Roosevelt NJ.
4 yrs from May /, 1914; atty Ounce,
JOHN ST. 9, stors--M A .Guns, & co 10
Burrows Nicely 4 co, ITO w S4th n,
Al? yrs from July !, 1914; attya. NJ
a Gunst 4 CO. 400 Isfayett. st. 1880
li7TH ST, 50 W. ali--Annie Zubliner OF al
to ABR Gold, 6 r nth ct. yrs and V
mo from May l5. 1914; attys, Goldfeln
iitTH 1T, 20 W. store and part ID floor
Abr Cells to chas Moser. 80 w iltth
At, az yrs from Jan I, lsft.....,.t Sio
Bronx.
HAvILASD Az, elsl, n W cor Castle nm
sv. Rll-Caroline Mussig to Andrew Dali
ton. 1850 DAILY av, 10 yrs from May !,
attys, Bernheimer 4 y. Amsterdam av
and l2Nh st,.'.,., ..,,.,.tl,lAO 10 fl,bOO
COLLEGE Az cor l66th ST, cor store
WIN Dhonan 10 Abr Marquis, 264 f.
Is5th st. yra from May l, 1914: attys.
Lehman y, 267 Bway. st2O TO $3.50
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HAYDEN, CATHARINE--In pursuance OF
an ordei OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, u
Surrogate of the County of New York, notice
IL hereby given to all parsons having claims
against Catharlne Hayden, late OF the County
OF New York. deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber AZ
Fifth Avenue, borough OF Manhattan, New
York city, on or before tho LIST day Of Au.
gus; net pa'sf N.y foTF tx iaSh dqy 81
DEN, Executor. FRANK l.. HALL. Attorney
for Executor, 30 Broad Street Manhattan.
New York City
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sURROGATES, NOTICES.

POWERS. JESSE Win pursuance OF an
order Of the Honorable Robert Ludlow Fow,
ler Surrogate Of the County OF New York
notice Ii hereby given Ia all persons having
R ,nn Of Manhsttan, civ Of New New YorH
deceased, 10 present the same, with voucher,
thereof, to the undorsigRed at their place
Blandy. Mooney A Shlpman, at % Wal
street, Borough 81 Manhattan, New York
on or before the 30th day Of November next
Dated New York ths goth day Of May. 1914
MARY y. PpMEhs, MARY L., BALI.
HAIRY l., POWERS, Executors, BLANDY
MOONEY sIiIPMAN, ST Wall Street New
York Attorneys for Mary h. Powers anc
Mary l. Ball, two Of the Executors
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 70 satisfy which the abovs-described
property ID to be sold, is Fifteen thousand
eight hundred sixty ana $4,000 doIiaTs
tN5,SS03b with Interest thereon from the
18th day OF May. 1914 together with the
costs and allowance amounting to Three
win interes, from tbs Urst Cav ,uyIiaFs
1914, together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount Of thu taxes as.
easements ana water rates, or other liens
which are :" be allowed to the purchase
out NJ the pL chase money, or paid by the
Referee, Is Three hundred seyenty-tw and
0S-l00 dollars and Interest.
Dated. New York, June 9TH, 1914
PHILIP \ MrrDpk Rpforoo