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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
CITATIONS.

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the Grace OF God Free and Lnde-
pendent. to sallie I. Postleth"aite carolyn =
Postlethwaite. Emily Dalziel, Kate {. IHes
Kate c Ives as Trustee under the Last VIII
and Testament OF Helen Ellis cole deceased
E. Matilda Hyde. celia Richmond sarah x
Cole Patrick y. Lonegan. The Shelterins
Arms, The Southampton Cemetery Ass9cis-
ton. Womans Hospital IN the state OF New
York Dta Roberts. Mamie Boyd. Mary 9.
Gerard Lua A Getsinger, Trustees OF the
Green Acre Fellowship, Mary ". Weir, faipl
Y Ellis Monica Farrell Celia johnson. James
I,ysaght The Farmers Loan and trust Com.
nanv as Trustee under the Last VIII and
Testament OF Helen Ellis Cole, deceased. Mary
g Cole. Ralph y. Ellis. as Executor or mo
Last VIII and Testament OF John w. Ellis.
deceased. ana 10 all persons Interested IN the
Estate OF Helen Pills Cole late OF the county
OF New York. deceased as creditors. legatees,
next or kin or otherwise send greeting. You
and each of you are hereby cited and required
personally TO be and appear before our Scrro-
gate OF the County OF New YORK. az the sur,
pocates' Court OF said County held az the Hall
of Records In the County OF New YORK, on the
10Th day OF May. 1919. az halfpast ten O'Clock
in the forenoon OF that day. then and there u
attend a jud ,cial settlement or the account OF
proceedings OF The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. as Executor q the Last VIII and
Testament " Helen Ellis Cole, deceased, ana
such of you are hereby cited az are under
the age OF twenty-one years are required 10
appear by your guardian. II you have one
or ~ you have none. 10 appear and apply ior
one 10 be appointed or In the event OF yoi!r
neglect or failure 10 do so. n guardian VIII be
appointed by the Surrogate 20 represent and
act FOR you In the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caused ~.
Seal OF the Surrogates' Court OF the sail
County OF New YORK 10 be here
unto affixed. Witness Hon Robert
II. 81 Ludlow Fowler a Surrogate 81 our
said County. al the county OF NeN
York. the 26th day OF March. In the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and fourteen. DANIEL j. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogatcs Court
GELLER. ROLSTON & KORAN, Attorney,
for Executor. % Exchange Place. New YORK.
n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
MONTESS0RI MODEL
IN TENEMENT HOUSE
Woman's Cosmopolitan Club
Plans School as Contrast to
Public Education.

IL the plans of Mrs Alexander Graham
Bell and the Montessori Educational AS
ISOLATION do not go awry, New York VIII
soon have a model Montessori school in a
crowded East Side tenement house. II
was discussed last night at a meeting at
the Women's Cosmopolitan Club, lSS East
10Th st. Miss Anne George. director OF
the Montessori School in Washington;
Macmillan =. r.. Grossmann, OF New
Jersey. and Miss NJ. De G. Trenholm,
head worker OF the East Side Settlement
House. were the speakers.
Mrs Bell said the house which had been
selected was known as the open STAIRS
Tenement and stood between 10Th and
soth SITS, on the East River. There were
elghty-three children OF the right age
from two and half years TO skin II,
and the committee thought II an ideal
house i'm which 10 establish a school for
the gathering Of scientific data on child
hood.
Miss Trenholm said she was glad that
something was being started 10 rescue
some. II only a few, Of the children Of
New York from the educational methods
that were making "hends and vandals'
OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister In this column BY teIepnonins
Beekman 300O
Drygoods, etc.

Drygoods, etc.
cHiCAGO-Msrshall Field & Co; Cromwell
domes,lcs. i0i Worth Il.
ChlcAGO-Nsrshall Field Co: w BATE
man, Innings. l4 Worth ST. Nanderbilt.
CHICAGO-Kingsley shirt Co; NJ j. hirsch'
shirtngs. Levy. shirtingsi ClandSe =,
CHICAGO-Carson. Pirie. Scott e. CO,
0.Fsrrel, dress goods. silks. velyets: ITO
Worth It.
HERklMER. n Us II Miller. drysoods. gen
eral merchandise; Grand.
PHILADELPHIA Wachs Co; Wachs'
cotton goods. IL w 18th st.
READING. PENN-C X Whitner Co; u
Umhenhauer. domestlcs. iannels Innings
blankets; st Denis.
RICHMOND. VA-Fourquiean. Temple Co, X :
Gray, dress goods. silks. velvcts; Grand.
RoCHESTER-Hickey, Freeman Co; Nj
Baum, woollens. 200 9Th ay.: Paisley
woollens. 94i Broadway.
ST LOUiS-Scruggs. Nandervoort & Barney
ID G co. II Crawford. drygoods; 2lt Church 81.
WILKES-BARRE-Wilk Barre ID g Co; VI
" keefer. dress goods and silks, PA Church
ST. McAlpin.
Cloaks. suits. Women's Wear, etc.
BOSTON-F p O'Conner & Co; F. r o'Connor.
ladies readyto-wear. Great Northern.
HARTFORD-G Fox & Co; h Rourke, Ia
dies ready to-wesr: 60 w S3d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements Of Warshlp5
From The Tribune Bureau.


Col. 7 l. PHILLIPS. Med Corps. TO COM
mand Walter Reed General Hospital. d. {.
Lieut. Col II. c. FISHER. Med. corps rom
Walter Reed General Hospital. on arrival 81
Col. ]. J.. PHILLIPS. and report to surgeon
general tor temporary duty. 49,,
Lieut. Col C. r. MENOHER ist +. A.. from
Hawaiian Dept. 70 san Francisco on trans
port scheduled TO leave Manila. June Is.
Lieut.. Col. j. ". HEARD, adj. gen. N aeol-
ton to other duties assigned adj gen CAV
Capt. c. =. BABCoCK. TIN Inf. on expiration
OF leave. to Army and Navy General HOS
Capt J. z. Wilson. A.. to Manila. Via
san Francisco, July 3.
Capt ". H. WINTERS. 50 cav, detailed in
C.. eranted three mro,hs. Leave iaen'e 10 70
Springs. Capt. WINTERS to Fort sam
Leave-2d Lieut.. A. CODY. Philippine Scouts
NAVY.
Lieut. r. r. MANN. detached y C.. June Is:
to Asiatic station, via July transport.
Passed Asst. Surgeon L. N. SCHMIDT, de-
tached New Jersey: TO Louisiana.
Boatswain F. !. MAYER, detached Culgoa;
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.
May s-whIppe. Hopkins and Yorktown, at
Mszatlan.
al Charleston; Ammen, AT Galveston.
SAILED.
May 5-Celtic. Tampico for New York.
Nav S-Prehle and TruXtun, Mdnzanllo for
Mazatan, Albany. IA Paz for Salina Cruz.
May Moro Castle and Jouett. Vera cruz for
Tamplco Esperanza. Vera cruz for Puerto
Mexico. thence New Orleans; Lconidas.
Guantanamo for Almiraute Bay; Buffalo,
Iiburon, CAL for Unalga, Alaska; Terry
Sterett Fusser Preston and Reid. Calves
ton for KEY West
Nav s-Abarenda. Cavite for Hong KONG.
orio will leave Hampton Roads about llth for
Vera Cruz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers-Lieuts. \. H. Mcneil, 2lst pre-
cinct to 80 l. p; j. p Troy: ga TO Sd !. D.
g T. Resell 3lst, and h. F. Howe, 35th. %
5th l. D.. Ptlmn. G. r. McGill. 9Th to b. b.
H. squad
ACCOMMODATIONS G. r NcGil. B 3.
II. squad as chauffeur; temporary Leuts.
9th 7. D.. days: William Browne. bet. DIV,
to D. a. Office. n. Y. days; Sergt c. 2.
seret dst grade George Thomson. bet. Div,
TO ID. A. office y. Y. c.. days; Act. bet.
Sergt ga grade J. p. Challan. bet. Div. 10
.; A. Office. \. y. C. days; Ptlmn, u.
ist, F. S Ryan and Herman Flelschmann.
18th. r. J. Dixon. 18th, to lst l. D.. 10 days;
Joseph CaracciolO Pasquale Damiano 18TH, 10
To bet Div-Louis Herman. 7th. F. Fitz-
patrick 18th. 10 days; +. j. McCarron, eth,
Henry Sommers. 18th. days. D. A. o. y. Y.
C.: @. II. Cole, 99th. days. Samuel Dribben,
l43d. 10 DAYS; Julius Cohen. 18th. days; J..
\. Eastman, 10th. 10 days; Louis Ross. 10th.
For ten days-Thomas F. Hughes. 18th: c. J.
Servers. l53d; NJ. j. Callahan. i2d; william
For I'VE days-L J. Campomenosl. ID; Jacob
Donohue. seth. T. H. Waters. 10Th; II. W. L.
Van Giluwe. l54th; Giuseppi Carayett. 18th;
Andrew Meall 18TH Donate Cayone, 18th;
NJ. p. Royce l56th. Matron NJ A. sullivan.
18th 20 9Th l. D.; Prob. Ptlmn. J. F. L. Pat
ton, 18th; to c. O., 30 DAYS.
let. llN.-Act. Oct. teFStss ISL Crane James
j. Brenick. 23d ID grade. William +. Martin.
IS; James II. Mahoney 22 George J. Andrews
IT,, 25; William \. Carlson. p. and Will
lam A. Murphy. %, all TO 81 bet. Dist, )
days.
Leaves with full pay)-capt. A W Thor
9sih, days; without pay, ptlmn., P. A
Harry 18th, ! day.
Fined-Ptlmn. J. p. Mahoney, esth. absent
from post. etc, days.
eprimanded-Ptlmen.. r. VI McKenna,
ith /. D., late in reporting: J. J. Thomas. ga
failed 10 report explosion or make entry
Joseph Windstein. 3.d. absent from post, etc. ::
r. r. Ames. 32d absent from fixed post etc. :,
r. NJ. Tweed. 32d lost shield: r. N. Butler.
3th. failed 10 make report; d. +. Coleman
3sth, improper patrol. etc. J. q. J. Carroll
4Sd failed 70 signal. J. J. Cullen. 63d. alb
sent from post etc. prob ptlmn., Charles De
Iancey 18th. April u. sitting on fixed post.
Charges Dismissed-Ptln. Harry Kutner,
LIST I. D.. April IS, testified falsely. etc.i
NJ j. Mulderrig LIST !. D.. testified falsely
etc; J. J. blggan. 9Th improper conduct.
etc Daniel Mande l7th. improper patrol
W a. Jacobs. 36th. absent from fixed post
etc. H. A. Rame. 3Sth. absent from school
crossing. etc; q. c. Diehl 55th. improper
patrol etc; r. G.. MacBrair 6lst. absent
from post. etc; J. A. Herman. SD. absent
without leave: Frank Nekola. 65th. improper
police action ]. B. Mitchell Hist. failed 10
discover or report burglary; ". j. Tracy.
INST. and r. A Schlege same.
Appointed special Observation-Disclosures
Bremen with Department OF Finance.
Appointments as special patrolmen revoked
w. r Mclaughlin and James Mcdonald
with City Magistrates Courts. ist Division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Mr.. Woods Bids High and
low Make Each Member
Dirt's Sworn Foe.
N BRASS AND BLUE
TO SHINE LIKE NEW
x.yt Week, You Know, Parade
viii Show That New York Cops
Are CONNIE II Faut."

,.,,o. Commissioner Woods is busy
s,,S a cleanup of his department
c., this time IL is a cleanup in the lit
-, ssnse for the Commissioner is seek
- cleaner quarters, with fresh air and
smart appearance.
80, Inspector Schmittberger is visit
- all the station houses to see what i'm
--,vsrents can be made. Whatever Is
..sssd TO help the policemen realize a
.-s.,sr self-respect. he orders IT in.
whatever is there merely accommodating
,,r, he orders 1t out
lieutenant Mccain. head OF the Bureau
=, supplies. follows the inspector around
- complete the new cleanup scheme
~. fob Of a New York City policeman is
"a he made attractive TO the very best
lass Of men. men so clean in every way
,.at graft could not tempt them.
Commissioner Woods himself went
,,,ough the Headquarters building with a
,,rs broom. He got hold OF 'Bull' Nc
earthly. the custodian, and took him from
CELLAR 10 garret. When they had mounted
,,e last spiral staircase. Mccarthy pulled
-.rd could not get breath enough to ex-
,ress his delight as heartily as he wished
10 express II.
The Police Department received shock
last night when Il was discovered that
evolution in the "shoo-fly" system had
been inavgurated Commissioner Woods
evidently intends :ha, men who religious
" stick TO their posts at night shall not
20 unnoticed.
Each inspector was yesterday assigned
Two neutenants. whose duty will be TO
move about the district at night and
check I'D the patrolmen. This work has
hitherto been done by sergeants. The
raising Of the grade Of the Job is said to
he mart Of Commissioner Woods's uplift
movement
TIE parade OF the finest" next Satur-
lsv will be a surprise 10 the public, the
Mayor SAYS More than 1900 men will be
in the march on Fifth av.. but the special
feature is being kept a secret 1t is some
kind Of display by two squads six
mounted men and six afoot.
Because Of this star event, and other
novelties in the way of drills and thrills
the reviewing stand this year. which is
10 seat 1000 is to be at the plaza at 5sth
G, Thirteen regiments. twelve foot and
one mounted, with twenty-siX patrol
wagons. SQUADS of motorcycle and bicycle
and detail Of marine policemen will be
IN the line OF blue and brass that starts
from sd ST. at 80 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

[By Telegraph TO The Tribunel
Albany May s.-The following incorpo-
rations were to-day fled with the secre-
tary of State:
General war Feature Film Corporation;
Manhattan; $4,000: w. ]. Deamster. 50 wan
SC y Linen e. B Go b4yaen r. s eStSo W H.
Peterkin, Niagara Falls, @. c. bonsteel, r. v.
Clifford Niagara Falls. 1900.
Tennis Amusement Co., Norwich; NS.Wo'
r. ]. Tennis. SO Genesee St, Utica; a. len
MS. Utica r. Karl, Utica.
Dr. II. Endemann's Chemical Laboratories,
Manhattan 100000; II. +. blanchard 80 West
l0jth St. y. Y. L. L. Blanchard, X W. BUCK
The William Ksprent Co. Manhattan; deal
IN advertising specialties; SIS. 900 W. karpen 40
Broome St. N Y; W. l. Glover c X All
ii Nido Holding co. Manhattan; $1,000; n.
Grossman. 215O Third ay.. ~ Y; NJ. Montheim.
Cullen Contracting Co, Manhattan 5000;
j. H. Cullen, ! Broadway y. Y; J. II Cullen
jr, f. j. sehmitt. \; Y.
vile; $1,000; L. 5. Bentley. Arcade, u. H..
Hicks. H. G. b. Tden, Arcade.
Budin Investing Co. Bronx; 5000; j. Robit-
zer $50 p. 1891 St. n. Y; f. Robitzer, II.
Alyord & Smith Co.. Gloversyile: $4,000;
H. c. AIyord 2 First Az. G9yersviile' c. b.
The Ltho Plate Service Co.. Gloversvile
$50 90: r. D. Boyd. lOi Prospect St. Glovers-
Vile II. d. Wright and A f. Wright. Gloyers-
VILE.
National Remedy Co.. Manhattan; general
chemical; 800, 900; Mary r. Hastings. $50 Wash
ngton st. New York; G. T. Hastings Ne"
York; Julia +. Gillick, Jersey City.
Rose Building Co, Brooklyn; 5000; 5: Hy-
ans. 4Sl9 14th av, Brooklyn; Helen II. Fuchs
and VI. Strominger, Brooklyn.
l. l.. Lewis Manufacturing Co, Syracuse; deal
in sanitary sink mops and kitchen equipment;
$50 900: Isabel =. Lewis 357 West Onondaga 81,
Syracuse; Verna 5. Lounstury and W. T.
Loynsbury Oneida.
NJ Megurowskv, Manhattan; tewelry bust
ness $40 900; Annie Megurowsky, l2S Henry st..
New York: Mike Megurowsky and Max Me-
gurowsky. New York.
for mechanic or hydro $4,000; A. p.
Williams. Syracuse; II. J. Page and X. b.
Smith. Syracuse. - -
Walker, Schenectady: Maude f. Hooker, Schen-
ectady: Mary 6. Hooker. Brattleboro, VI
Dadone & Co. Manhattan; grocery and dell
catessen store: $500; A. Dadone, Il East Atn
st. New York; c. Dadone and J. Sirodelle' Ne"
York
son. Ola Simpson ST. Bronx p. Bernstein
j. Levy, " Y. 49,
The Interstate Coal Co. Manhattan; $3.50.
BROOKLYN: l.. Lewis. Helen E. Herbert
International Filtration Corporation, Man
haitian. $500 900; L. Bever. Jr., 600 W. liotr
St. y Y; II. A. Holster, Hattie L. Cushing
Brooklyn.
The schoen- Dalstrom Co, Queens; deal n
paper and paper goods; $4,000; A. Schoen
College av and Az. F. ColIeseport; J. A.
Maclsaac. +. Dahstrom, y. Y.
Angular Drill and Machine Corporation.
Manhattan: deal in machinery; Sl35.OO0; Z.
D. Erck. T72 St Nicholas av., y. Y; j. q.
Erck, w J.. Lown. y. y.
The Dippel Opera Comique Co. Manhattan
1910. 900; \. Dippel 1881 Bway. y. Y; 2.
Forester. J. A. McClurg. y. Y.
r. and r. Dental supply Co. Manhattan
$4,000; Grace T.. Eckley. y. Rochelle; Y. {
Raasig, p A. Mshistedt. y Rochelle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
President Quoted as All
thority for Delay, Farm
Mortgage Bankers Hear.
ANNOUNCEMENT AT
BIG DINNER HERE
Committee of Congress Said To
Be at Loggerheads Over
Appraisal System.

President Wilson is authority for the
statement that there will be no legisla
ton on rural credits before winter, ac-
cording TO an announcement at the din
ner in the Hotel Aston last evening OF
the Farm Mortgage Loan Bankers AS
ISOLATION of America. Frank W. Thomp-
son, president of the association, also an
nounced that the committee which has
the pending bill in hand Is at loSgerheads
over he method in which farm property
is to be appraised as basis for loans.
The question of appraisal. Mr.. Thomp-
son said. was the fundamental on which
any system OF rural credits would be sue
cessful or land upon the rocks. Mr..
Thompson reviewed the conditions tnat
brought Western farm mortgages INTO
disrepute in New England thirty years
ago. The interest OF the investors must
be considered i'm placing all loans, ne
said. and he felt assured that were 1t not
for the experiences OF the early sos New
England. which has suffered so severely
by the breaking down of the New haven
and Boston e. Maine investments. would
have immense sums to place upon farm
mortgages now.
I'VE can render great assistance to the
investor" he said, by attempting 10
assist and advise the Congress IN inc
legislation now under consideration
There seems to be a clamor for reileI
from present conditions where high rates
of interest obtain. The burden OF the
cry comes from the South the ooutn-
west and the extreme Northwest Inc
undeveloped farm land In the south anu
the arid conditions in the west ana
Northwest may we'll cause the committee
of Congress to ponder long before sNllio
sanction to a system where loans can be
made on these lands under semi-eo'-
eminent sanction.
Would we not come perilously near du-
plicating the New Englanders experience
II we were to allow local banks of small
capital and far removed from the per-
sonal touch so much needed where proher
and investor deal together TO LEND MONEY
on farms under government SANCTION anu
regulation before the borrowers were
ready or entitled to cheap money!
He recommended instead the forming Oh
large corporations, amply capitalized 10
operate under government supervision
and permitted to buy and sell mortgages
where their officers might wish.
B. F. Harris, chairman OF the aGrl-
cultural commission of the American
Bankers Association. said that more good
farmers are needed more keenly than ne"
banking accommodations. The farmer, he
said, was suffering more from the fact
that he is not a good business man. and
from the treatment ne receives from the
country merchant especially in the South.
than from his treatment at the hands of
the bankers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
APPELLATE TERM. SECOND DISTRICT.

DE1lclONS.
Addy and ano/Green Motion granted.
Anna Bohunovsky /Giacomo Tsntillo. On
stipulation motion granted without costs
Charles " conklln/ Elizabeth l. Cody. Mo-
ton denied.
Danzllo/ Cuoco ct al Motion denied
Davis/Leavitt. Motion granted. with SO
costs
Ami. NJ Eastman/william Horne. Motion
granted. with so costs
Concetta Guimmo/Jostph McNernsy and
walter Bennettson. Motion granted. with
$40 costs. unless appellants furnish under
taking on appeal within twenty days and
within like time stipulate TO argue or submit
the appeal ct the next term Of this court.
Goldberg/ schneikraut. Motion granted.
without costs
Hudson Refrigerator Co/Abrahan seineine-
koN. Upon written consent. motion granted.
Michael HarrisUouis Meibach. Joseph "
Ginsberg ct al. The action. II appears. has
been discontinued. Motion granted.
Madeline Kunz/O Louis Nebenzehl. Motion
denied
eayitt/Hervey. Motion granted. with so
costs. unless appellant IN writing stipulates
within ten days 10 perfect his appeal and
Liebross/Miller. This case was on the day
calendar OF May g. 1914 and was submitted.
Hence this motion Ia denied.
Mary Lasre/Jacob Bremen Motion de
MED. without prejudice to renew at next term
OF court.
Nina McAllis,er/ John" Tambini. the name
John being fictitious, real first name being
unknown to plaintiff. Motion granted. with
sic costs.
Pft,er. ct al/Kriser Motion denied
Reichner ct aDsachs Motion granted. with
SO costs.
Rabino~itz/sosin. Motion granted. with
ssesrin /Emalkin. Motion granted. with $40
costs.
sommerneld/c Osborn co. Motion denied.
Solomon Weinstein. Motion denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

VERNON II. BROWN. retired shipping
agent and banker august ., 1870 he,
ggiven life interest in s2s697o; the re-
mainder passes to the six children OF deee-
dent: Vernon c. Brown. Edward w. brow n
6 "A Brown, w. s. Brown, g. W. Brown;
sons ana Marie l.. b. Morice. The last named
receives $50 900 as life estate II she sur
wives her mother in addition to her one,
sixth share. G. w Brown IS gwen sS nrow n
grandson $4,000. and Mrs. h. 5. Brown SIS
ter-in-law, a life estate In $1,000. Assets
Deposits. I5IO PERSONALLY; y, s IA m n1,
shin New York Produce Exchange $3.50;
membership Consolidated EXCHANGE ~
stocks~and bonds, S2S3, 4sl. The bonds were
slO 900, par value. Ann Arbor r. r., and the
stocks included the following: 300 shares
Crown Reserve Mining Co; 400 Cunard IS
Co, $4,000: 800 preferences shares una
Sc Co 81 900: 30 Henry {. Kelly Co., 50
Northern Insurance Co.; 40 Hanover Ma
tiona Bank; 500 Sterling Salt Co. common,
10 Mckinney Rokeby Construction Co, 70
ard oil Co OF New York; 800 General Elec-
tric co: $50 Consolidated Gas Co; 100 Amer
lean Tobacco Co. pfd' 900 Readins Com
Valley r r.. and 300 American Can co. pfd
HERMAS WAssERM,AASS w Aus 70. is M;9
or, lie estate in s32 706; Morris H Wssser-
man. b. H. Wasserman and J. II. Wasserman,
sons. each slss92 There we're requests OF
500 each to six Hebrew. charities. and niece
Of decedent was given $1,000. Assets: Depos-
its y735: mortgages. notes and personally
y37 4s3 and stocks. s5l 1i5.
MISS ANNA II. WARREN oct. rs. 1919:
net, SIC SGD and power OF appointment over
sis673 under will Of Charles II. Warren; an
uncle p w. Warren. brother OF decedent.
IS given l.325: C. II. Warren, brother. sll,
iaa, g W Warren. brother. s.. 2i6 and speci-
nc beauests to several nephews and nieces. A
Mayncwer table is given TO @. II Warren for
M. and at his death 10 the Pilgrim Society
OF Massachusetts to become part Of the coll
lection i'm Pilgrim Hall. al Plymouth. Mass
The realty owned by decedent. clifford. In
Plymouth, is given TO the three brothers OF
secedent Assets: Deposits. ;i.sSs silveruare
and personally 1856; stocks. SO $40: ac-
crued income 81 sos and the trust fund under
the Will Of c. II. Warren, si6,6I3. The May
flower table Is appraised at SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

PfTTsBURGH-Frank & seder. Miss Rosen-
berg. dresses: 40 4th av.
Millinery, Laces, Notions. etc.
CHTCAGO-Rothschild e. Co: o LowenoeEs.
gloves ribbons and hdkfs. 2i5 fth az.
cHICAGO-Morris. Mann 4 Reilly II MOTIFS:
ladies' neckwesr, hair goods and je~eify' ."
Bway 49,
HICAGo-Beckcr. Ryan A Co; Anderson
notions: York. -,
RICHMOND. YA-Fourquiean. Temple Co; X
Gray, lsces and ribbons; Grand.
Mems and Boys Wear. etc.
CHICAGO-Rothschild & co; Z Ray, 'ur-
nshing goods. Is 9TH av. $3.50,
C,JfTCAGO-D Leleiyer Son; Leleiver'
furn goods and clothing: Clarcgc. -
CRTSFIEID ND-M II Douglas CO, II
Douglas furn goods and clothing, YORK,
HARTFORD-Sage Allen Co; { W MaT''"'
clothing: IS Spring 81. -,
PHII.ADELPHTA-Lit Bros; MATS i-ih4SH-
ing goods, 1861 Broadway; Picrrepont
Miscellaneous.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala-Pisitz Drygooos anc az
pct Co. l. Pisitz drygOods and cafl.ts, 4N'N
BiRNTNGHAM Ala-Johnson McIO,'
Johnson furnishing goods. Grand -.
BRISTOL. Temp Y Department STORE
I Nfckels general merchandise FierrepDn.
CHICAGO-The Fair; q + NilllaHs' Je"e"'
silverwsre: 2Z5 fth az. -
C,HICAGO-Morris Mann & Reilly = r. De"-
nison. representative. $40 Bway
INSTRUMENTATION Lady Corset Co. SIC
gel corset findings: ~ ifth 81 ,,,..A
ROCXLAND. MISS \ RICE GO, = T. D'ai'9-
ard general merchandise; Navarro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
WILLS FILED.

Catherine F. Dana dec. 81. not more Than
g. 200 real estate, less than 5000 personal; 10
George and Lawrence, brothers, and Amelia.
sister who receives the residue. and Mary l..
mana cousin Testator left 10 her brothers for
lie her interest In the lntercontinentsl Rub
nor Co OF Mexico They are 20 receive the in
cor, but the stock has not been paying OWL
bends Joseph II. Hayes atty -
patrick Kelly July 30,. 500 real estate. s235
n.rsonal 10 Nora Kelly. mother. ". c. Daley