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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
fORK-Elizabeth Kelly. Plaintiff. against
suance Of a judgment Of foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered In tho aboye-
entitled action and bearing date the 7th
referee In said Judgment named. will sell
at public auction, at the Exchange Sales
6SSR q 10 e vsssy re- in 'hs Bon
the 9th day OF June. 1914. al ~ o'clock noon
on that day. by Joseph p. Day Auctioneer.
the premises direcsed by said judgment to
be sold. and therein described as follows:
All that lot Of land in the City and County
OF New York with the buildings thereon.
mentioned ana referred i to in a certain deed
Of the conveyance OF said Park from Samuel
Is. Ruggles and wife 10 Charles Augusta
PAYS PAY and and, Others trustee: dated December
thereto annexed IN the Office Of the Register
OF the County OF New York. on December
goth. 1891 which said lot hereby intended
to be described is part OF the lot which on
said map is laid down and designated blythe
Number Forty-three and which according to
lows:
Beginnns a. point on tho Northeasteriy
side or Twenty-frst Street distant two hum
from the intersection OF the Northeasteriy
eide OF Twenty-frst Street and the North
westerly side Of Third Avenue and which
a certain party wall and running thence
Northeasterly parallel with Third Avenue.
ana part or the way through the centre OF
SAID party wall. ninety-eight feet. nins
inches to the centre line OF the block; thence
Northwesterly along the centre line OF the
block, twenty feet, six inches: thence South
westerly. parallel with Third Avenue. ninety
eignt Feet, nine inches to the Northeasterly
side OF Twenty-hrst Street and thence South
sasterly along the Northeasterly side of
Twenty-irst Street twenty feet six inches 10
the point of beginning. Said premises being
DOW known by the Street Number 1877 East
21st Street, and being those which are con-
yeyed 10 said party Of the first part by Mary
Josephine Conway as Executrix under the
Last WEI and Testament OF John r. Con-
way. deceased. by deed dated May 2nd, 1912.
ana recorded In the Office OF the Register OF
t,ne County Of New York in Liber ira Sec
tion Of Conveyances. page 1874
Dated, New York Nav 18TH. 1914
ALFRED STECKLER. Jr, Referee.
CoRB1TT & STERN. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
New York City
The following is a diagram OF the property
70 DC sold: the street Number is 1877 East
2lst Street
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED 81
the Board OF Water supply. at It's oii poa,
twenty-second floor. Municipal BulIdHs vari>
City until II a NJ on Tuesday. june 9th. 1919,
for Contract las. Tor the construction OF une
horton OF the Catskill Aqueduct telephone sys-
tem extending from Croton Lake, in Westcnes-
ter County. n. Y. to the northern boundary
line OF The City OF New York, a distance OF
hem built under another contract.
At the above place and time the BIDS VIII
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets con.
tanning information for bidders ana eohtrae'
drau,inps can be obtained at the above address,
a. ths office OF the Secretary, by depositinS
the sum OF ten dollars $1,000 In cash or its
equivalent for each pamphlet. For Iurther
ma rtfculars apply 10 the office OF the Principal
Assistant Engineer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS, President:
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
JOHN +. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water Supply.
W. BRUCE COBB, Secretary
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FIRE RECORD.

A. NJ. ,.,
1888 d Dist St: A. p. Lutes; trifins.
s:O5-S e. cor l20th 81 and Morningsde av.,
owner unknown trifiing
s15-23s w. i26th ST., Annie Davis; slight
w 103d ST., l.. Abrams; trihing
ll:45-ls4i Third av.. Bridget Leonard; trihins.
Pm. o,
i:OO-233 w. 1880 St. Mrs. Heyman: Lifing.
l;25-36l L. 10th St, Chas. Bates; trlnins.
1:40-17 East ll5th st; Chas. schneider' no
1:4o-l7 East ll5th st.. Charles Schneider;
trihng -.
ling.
s:i0-20s9 Third av., II. Anderson; trihins.
4lS-20 Rutgers Place. owner unknown; vs..
4:59-sis Home St, Jacob eastman; trinins.
5:2O-26l West $50 st. s. p Schwartz; 500
6:05-Northsast corner Grove and West 4th St,
Western Electric Company; trifiing-
6:2O-lO6 East 18th st. Luchow Restaurant;
trihinR
e:ss-is6 and 1873 Chambers St. owner I'M
known: s..
7OO-l2 West 1924 St. Irene Blaskett: trtfing.
1903 Clifr st, Gustave A. Mayer; trifing.
1905 Fast 10th ST., Nathan Dipply; trihing.
7:2O-23s Z. 10th ST, Onward KATE: trihing.
1929 Perry St. owner unknown; $40.
7:2-Si2 West Ast St.. Catharine Lunney;
trihing
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of-Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

wash goods and laces; re Leonard; coliins-
wood.
NORFOLK, va-Ames. BROMLEY d Horntha;
ID Barnes. drygoods. 3l5 4th av.
SAN DIEGO, Cal-Marston Co; O W Mars'on
drygoods; 220 Fifth av.
sPARTANBURG. 8 C-Thompson a Dillero;
Ii billiard. drygoods and genera mose'
Grand. :,
ST LOUIs-Carleton. Ferguson d O Co; L. X
McDermott white goods and hninss' 600
wARRENsBURGH. N Y-Empirs Shirt CO; III
Joseph, shirtings: 200 Fifth av.
Millinery. Laces. Notions. etc.
Observation-Disclosures. Weiss a Co; Len
man. iices and embrolderies; McAlpfn.
CLEvELAND-Reed Bros & Co; w weaver
millinery; 81 Bway.
RICHMOND vA-Kaufmann q Co; 10 kaut-
mann. millinery; 6H Bway.
Miscellaneous.
BuFFAIO-w Hengerer Co; Miss NJ c LAM
gan. stationery: pa Church st..
CHICAGO-Sears, Roebuck & Co; B stern;
corsets. leather goods. millinery etc. 400
CHIcAGo-M Wolf & Co; Wolf. art
novelties: Claridge. g,
NEWARK, ohio-Meyer & Lindorf Co;
Lindorf carpets and notions; I'D w 90 81
NEW HAVEN-Gamble, Desmond 20; NJ IL
Reynolds uph goods; 100 w 9th st. 80
NEW HAVEN-M III Lambert 20; M II
Lambert, furn goods and clothing; Navarro;
NORFOLK. Va-Ames Brownley Hornthai
ID 4mes notions and furn gooas' "i'
Fourth bv.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts
Of more than 500 were filed yesterday.
the first name being that OF the debtor:
Brewer. e. A. II. Kutsch. sl.33o "A,
Block, H. and II. Boch--S. Gladstone s622 eS
Bresman. b. and NJ. Kaplan-Aetna Maroie
Carroll, " III s. Murray. 1852 IT,
Cammann. J. F.-Amsrican Exchange Cisa1
30 CO. sSi5 "a s,.on
Christy. Mabelle &c. A. Taussis. S2o4 III.
Cristani. &C. Byrne. 1852 81
Carnes. d. F.-Turchon Co, N'Ooo a. 60, "a
Gonzales. Julia II. and Ed. G.. Perez ct al
Gray J. Be. p. Gray. 1896 90.
Hack X. L. OBJ Conn, S6il ".
Knight Emma-Chelsea Bank Co, s459 q
Lawrence. L. G.-N. I. Prism Co. s5o3 SO
Loyenthai. European American Bank
Lsnsenzen:,. W. and Fannie-Bank OF Europe
500 Oo.
Lamb a. IA. J. Smith, 1863 20 ~
Mashamesh, c.. or J. Cookey-G. f. kAssar
Meh@ad. A. :, g. $. and Augusta c. L"'tsaT'n-
Moskowitz. E.~Homs LII. In. Co, $3.50 70;
Noel. Wood Mfg. and Realty Co. OF Long
Island s275 ~.
Preble w. "a. L. Ernst, Sl,l8l ~.
Panzi J.--G. Piccolo. 1919.
Reilly, c. An G.. Davis, s9,6s8 OF.
Reynolds. T. LA ]. Bruen. costs, SZs4 20
Robin. J. G.-Northern Bank of n. T. sioe'-
Rudnik; j.. and Morris siIverman-M. Muf'on'
Reeve. O. C.-L Bousky. s1.o5oe4.
Rex w. A.-Loper Bros. s2is 40.
Rosen. s.-N. De Marco s2l7 81;
sweet sI IN T Res smi,b s' g a. a. ss
Schubert, Al. II. Jones. 5000 TO-
p. H. solger-Amerlcan Newspaper Pub.
Association; S1.045 o5: -
- CIR Hail f242 II.
F. A. ard Lillian Ten Brook-W. L. Condit
ct al. 81, 30S "a.
same-solne. 5000 0s.
A. r. and Augusta F. waish-M. Friedlnnd-
err si.759 10.
!. \ wsber-o: Kaufman. s.ss72;
Commercial Trucking and Terminal Corp
Eogle Cloak and Suit Col. sandbers,
GolIick ( Smith. Inc.-R. ]. Donovan Co..
Golde & Cohen-H. Fluid. s15,s74 70.
J. J. Mitchell Coo L. Maurer. s277 IS
j. G O. Huptel Brewing Goa. Zakrovsky
p. J. Exner Coz. A. Murray ct al, 1911 81.
Ron underwear Col sinsheimer ct al.
T T. Hahn Construction Gov Kra''
Tho Bronx.
A. Cebrelli--J. T Maxwell ct al, 81, 4s1 70.
Sarah J. Caterson-R Caterson. 81. 437 Al.
H. Cleveland-W. Rienecker. s42s IS.
T. Fox. e. r. Rockefeller and Blue RIDGE
Construction Con-. Lederman, 1880 10
Arna NJ Krausch and p II. Krausch-S. Il.
Strickland. 81. 070 %
A. Melzer-A. Peats Co. $685. So
p. H. Philllps-M. Goldberg ct al. 1924 II.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MAY %.
Manhattan.
The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor, and date when
judgment was filed:
Cohen Elias A--C. De Nottbeck ct al; Dec.
Is, 1913; sl3s 2s.
Dykeman, Conrad VI. w. Cleary; March 0.
sameIsame: Jan. 2, 1918; s2.32e 81
General Motor Truck Co.-A. Ffletti; May 20
Ketchun' r. Var Rensselaer-C. W. Hall:
April 90 1909; S402 SO.
Reh. Mathias-H. J. schnitzer; Dec. 10 1913;
Rogers Peter J.-Revillon Freres; Dec. 81.
Smith. Vim. CITY Of New York: April %.
1914 tvacated): 1924 IL.
Tho Bronx.
Fleischmann Realty Co.. Inc.-P. Polonsky;
April 10. 1914: 81, 1873 At
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AsslGNEE,S NOTICE.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
walter II. Jaycox. Justice OF the su-
prerne Court OF the state OF New York, In
1, hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Elizabeth Hulsebsrg, lately doing
business IN the Borough OF Brooklyn, city
OF New York, under the name OF Mime. Eliz-
aheth, 10 present the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof duly verified. 10 the subscriber.
who mas been duly appointed assignee Of said
Elizabeth Hulse berg for the benefit OF cred
itors, at The ONCE Of his attorney. Chester 7.
Krouse co Wall Street, Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York on or before the
23th day OF July. 1914
Dated New York May 18th, 1914
WALLACE II. ERSkINE. Assignee.
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East 2lst Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-describsd
property is TO be sold. IL Three thousand
One Hundred and Sixteen and 00-100 49,
1900 Dollars with interest thereon from
the 2cnd day Of April. 1914. together with
the costs and allowance amounting TO
Sl99s9. with interest from May s. 1914. to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates or other liens, which
are 20 DO allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
purchase money, or paid by the Referee. is
81. 700. 90 and interest.
The above mentioned property Is To be sold
subject 10 a first mortgage OF s29, 900 90 with
interest duo at the rate OF so per annum.
from November 2. 1913.
Dated, New York. May 18th, 1914.
ALFRED sTEcKLER. Jr., Referee
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FIRE DEPARTM EMIT.

Reinstatement. j. Lyons. as a 4th grade
fireman, with compensation at $1,000 year.
TO take effect a. m, May ~ 1914, the
resignation in such capacity TO count as part
Of his service record in the department. He
will report TO the chief Of department for
assignment 20 duty.
Assignment-Fireman 4th grade, J. j..
Lyons. Eng. 90.
Fines-Fireman LIST grade T. Leonard, Eng.
157; charges: % Absence without leave; !
days pay (2) Being under influence OF
liouor: 9 days pay; Engineer OF steamer NJ
]. Kailey, Eng. 152. intoxication, absence
without leave 1.-TWO specihcations) and (2)
absence without leave. for five consecutive
days; dismissed.
Leaves without payl-Bngineer or steam
er I. Jordon, Eng. 266: Fireman LIST grade
G. F. Frothinghame. Eng. II; Lieut.. j. v.
Stapleton, Eng 81, all IL hours
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s6th Street.

The approximate amount Of the Hen or
charge. 10 satisfy which tho above described
property is TO be sold. Is Thlrty-nine thousand
Ave hundred twenty-one and 1870 dollars 4se.
OF May. 1914 together with the costs and al
lowance. amounting to Three hundred ninety
one and 25H00 dollars 1891 20, with interest
from February 5th. 1914 together with tho
expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
of the taxes. assessments and water rates. or
other liens which are 10 be allowed TO the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or paid
by the Referee. IL Fourteen hundred and twen-
ty-fve dollars fsli20 and interest
Dated New York. May H. 1914.
JOSEPH ". TUTTI.B. Referee.
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INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
y Trenton \. j., May 22.--Colonial Hotel
e6-9apo May: hotel; 500 900; J. II. Cole
man NJ. II. Campbell, Philadelphia; G. C.
W II Parshurst, Camden; peaches; s2S,
600; w H. Parkhurst, @. Il. Parkhurst' D.
S. Rewick, Camden. , c,.,,. ga
bicies. 400 900: O. L. Miller, G. L. Miller
" IL Morris, Jersey City.
stockholders OF Enterprise cigar CO, OF
srd 7 Ewing st, filed a certificate with the
sncretary of state to-day, increasing It's cap
ital stock from $4,000 70 1918. 600. ,. Levy
is president. and II. s. Brussell, secre,ary,
carrlage manufacturers: S275000i w. Hopes
T Hopes, f. S. Darlington, Westchester'
Penn.
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.


Appellate Term-DECISlONS.
Jacob Baumgold, Louis Baumgold ana isaac
NJ Baumgold. co-partners, doing business as
Baumgod Brothers & Co. frank X. Langen-
walter and David Kalman. defendants, rang k
\. Iangenwalter. Judgment affirmed, with
costs.
Bearnan/ kinloch. Judgment and order ap-
pealed from affirmed, with costs. go,
Beaude/ Maxim. judgment ahrmeu' WIN
costs. No opinion.
d. Beckman/ b. II R.R. Judgment and or
der affirmed, with costs.
Anne Beckman/B. II. R.R. Judgment ana
order affirmed. with costs.
Daniel N. Bessie and Daniel c. JacobsIJohn
NJ Danzig Judgment affirmed. with costs.
Borough Asphalt Co/c. y. y. Judgment
affirmed. with costs
Marie c. Britton/ Charlotte A. Carey. Judg-
cherna 7Etkin. Order affirmed. with costs Of
Ciutsam/ Chapman. Judgment affirmed, with
costs -
CONN Carlson. Order appealed from AZ
nrmed, with costs.
Crovello /Sorneryille Realty Co. See memo
Clirran as administrator, with the Will an
nexed, OF the goods, chattels and credits OF
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West 2ith Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is 70 DO sold, IL ST. %, with interest
thereon from the ls.h day OF March. 1914. TO-
getheg with the costs and allowance amounting
20 $500, with interest from March oth, 1914.
together with the expenses OF the sale. The APP
proximate amount OF the taxes assessm ents
and water rates or other liens. which are 20 De
allowed 20 the purchaser out or the purchase
money, or paid by the referee. IL ses3 10 and
interest; and tho property is 20 be sold subject
70 a FIRST mortgage OF $1,000. with interest
thereon from. the 9Th day OF April, 1913
Dated New York. May llth. 1914:
EDWIN II. UPDTKE,
Referee.
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Buyers arriving In New York may reg
later In this column By telephoning
Beekman 5000.
Cloaks. Suits. women.s Wear, etc.

Cloaks. Suits. women's Wear. etc.
C1NCINNATI-W valerius, ladies' ready-to-
wear; Cumberland.
MlNNAPOLIS-L Donaldson Co; l. d LIP
sey. ladies' ready to- wear; 2 Walker ct
NEWARK. OHfO-Meyer Il Lindorf Co; A n
Lindorf and Mr. Meyer. ready-to-wear; ns
w sd 1T.
ST IOUIS-T w Garlsnd; Mics X Woods,
suits and waists; Is r 10Th at; Cumberland.
VIsALiA. CAfs-Miss II X Cook ladies' ready
to-wear; Park Avenue.
WATERBURY, CONN--Musler & IJebeskind:
Musler. ladies' ready -to-wear; Broadway
Central.
Drygoods. Etc.
ATLANTA-M Rich g. Bros Co: Rich. dry
goods: 1is w 23d st.
acknowledgements a Greenbaum: I
Greonbaum. piece goods. 1873 Bway.
BOSTON-Caro Waist House. l Caro-. waist
ings; Navarro.
BOsTON-Stokos. Inc; Fernald. domestics.
linens and uph goods; Broztell.
CHICAGO-G III Foster Il Co; b Smith.
dress goods, linens, laces. gloves and no
siery; Darlington
DETROIT Hunter a Hunter: Hunter. dry
goods; 22i Fourth ay.
NEW oRLEANs-May a Euis Co; l. Well.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-German Kahn and ano.. as execu-
tors. &C.. plaintiffs against Marie Frank and
others defendants.
In pursuance Of q judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 18th day
OF March, 1914, /. the undersigned. the referee
said judgment named will cell at public
auction, az the Exchange salesroom, Nos IA
Is Nesey Street. I'm the Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New York. on the ith day OF June.
1914 at u O'Clock noon on that day, by Joseph
p Day auctloneer, the premises directed by
said judgment TO be sold. and therein described
as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land.
with the building and improvements thereon
erected situate. lying and being In the Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York, and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at a point
street at the centre OF a party wall distant two
hundred and eighty-three (2S3) feet and four ca
inches westwardly from the westerly line %
Seventh Avenue: and running thence north
wardly, at right angles 10 Twenty-fourth Street,
partly through the centre OF said party wall.
eighty C6O) feet thence westwardy and par
allel with Twenty-fourth Street sixteen DOB
feet and eight 90 inches 10 land OF the Mayor.
Aldermen and commonalty OF the City OF New
York: thence southwardy along said last men,
toned land and parallel with seventh Avenue.
eighty (sU) feet 10 the northery side q Twenty
fourth Street; and thence eastwardly. along
sixteen u0 feet eight 80 inches to the place
Of beginning.
Dated New York. May 18th. 1914
EDWIN II. UPDrKE.
Referee
EUGENE COIN,
Attorney FOR Plaintiffs.
n Broadway Manhattan. New York City.
The following is a diagram Of the properly
Street:
West 18th Street
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-Dora Schiller. plaintiff. against

YoRK.-Dora Schiller. plaintiff, against
Sause Realty Co., ct al. defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
entitled action and bearing date the 2Sth day
OF November, 1918, !, the undersigned, the ref
eres in said judgment named. will sell az pub
lie auction, at the Exchange Salesroom No Ia
CITY or New York. on the Sth day OF June. 1914
at IL o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph r.
Day, Aucttoneer. the premises directed b.
said Judgment to be sold. and therein describe =
follows: ALL that certain lot. piece oA
parcel OF land with the building and i'm
provements thereon erected, situate, lying anS
being in the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY;
County and State OF New York. and bounded
and described as follows TO wit: BEGINNING
at point on the southerly side OF Ninety
sixth Street distant two hundred and sixty-six
corner formed by the intersection of the south
erly side OF Ninetysxth Street with the west
erly side OF West End Avenue: running thence
southerly, parallel with West End Avenue and
bred 600 feet eight and one-half so inches;
thence westerly. and again parallel with
Ninety-sixth Street. forty-one (4D feet eight
90 inches: thence northerly. and again parallel
with West End Avenue and part OF the way
through party wall. one hundred Q00) feet
eight and one-half 0lz) inches. to the southerly
side Of Ninety-sixth Street, and thence easterly.
along the southerly side OF Ninety-sixth Street.
forty-oue (4D feet eight (0 inches 10 the point
place OF beginning, being known as premises
No 32i West Goth Street
Dated New York. May II. 1914.
JOSEPH N. FUTILE
Referee.
WOLF & KOHN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
203 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan, New
York City.
The following Is a diagram Of the property
to be sold; its street number is s24 West seth
Street.
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TWO SUNDAYS FOR CLERKS
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Philadelphia. May 22-John Wanamaker
to-day announced that he will close his
store here all day on Saturdays in July
and August, and every day in the year
at o'clock. He declared he would use
his influence to get retail stores through
cut the country TO close on Saturdays
all the year. The plan is TO be worked
out in the store here first.
1.-TWO Sundays and each helper more
time TO play" says the announcement.
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WILLS FILED.

LENA LANG (May y; to four daughters
co 600 each. Henry De Hondt. atty.
ANNIB NJ. CARROLL MAY 49,; WITS
nersonal: TO Edward J. Carroll, nephew NJ
b. Duffy atty. ar, ga ..o,,
co noo nsrsonal: 10 sons and daughters. Bar
SOPHIA ROBERT MAY 9); value OF real
and personal property nnKnywR' H ~
atty. -v ,,,. oo,. shou,
emo oon veal and personal: to the Church OF
'>,a,i,,tv $500; ST Phillips Home Tor
Bows, $500, rest Of estate to friends ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
John p Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the County
Of New York, notice is hereby given 20 all
rersons having claims against Mary A. Craig
late OF the County OF New York. deceased. 10
present the same. with vouchers thereof. TO
the subscriber. at his place OF transacting
business Rooms a036-7. No. so Maiden Lane,
I'm the borough Of Manhattan Of the City OF
New YORK. on or before the 18th day OF No
vember. 1914.
Datei. New York the 5th day OF May. 1914.
ALLAN c. CRAIG. Executor
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Mrs. Phipps Sued for Damages

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribunel
Denver, May 22-Mrs. Genevieve Chand-
Ter Phipps has been sued in the Federal
Court here for 1916 damages for the
death of Samuel II. Collins, who was run
down in New York several years ago by
her automobile The suit Is brought on
a judgment rendered in favor Of the es-
tate in New York In 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
COURT CALENDARS
o,s State Courts-Appeate Dvision-First Department
The meaning of I Ii against

, to dismiss appeal granted with $40 costs un-
less appellant comply with terms f'''eu -
order -. A..
coffin TTevis. Rambaut/ Same. Motions 10
dismiss appeals denied without costs. A.
bernard Cowon/ Sophie Bernard ct a. ,.
ton to dismiss appeal granted Win ~ 20
Fatrchild Pennsylvania II II Co. Motion "
dismiss appeal granted without costs
Solomon ct aLKahen. Motion 70 dlsi nn,s
appeal granted. with $40 costs. unless appe'
liant comply with terms stated IN oruer'
Prince JReiser. Motion 20 dismiss appeal
granted. with $40 costs. unless appellant COM
ny bsaIou Nav Work Edison Co. Motion to
dismiss al peal granted, with $40 costs.
FAX Nassau Ferry Co. Application oen'eu'
"i same same. Motion for stay denied. with
VI Burr ct AIN Y c & II r. RR. Application
'e Meftin, o Oh S ct al. Application denied
stinnerHi II OF c. Application granted
Nassau Hotel Co/Barnett * Barse Cotp0lSs
ton impld Motion granted: question certiueu
Theresa Senior an infant etc/sun Printing
ard Publishing Association Motion uenie'
TbeileI'nited Gas and Electric CORPORA
ton Motion denied with $40 costs
Theile/DE Motion denied, with sio eosu.
Duke American Museum OK Naturai hiS'o's'
Motion granted.
Finkelstcsa /Puno. Motion granted.
Iatin-American Contracting and Improve
ment Co/Broderick. implicated, etc Mouoi
Donnoily. as ancillary exczTH G and l
Percy Contracting Co. Motion oehieo' WIZ"
SO costs ,,. .,,
HuFuenot Trust CoEreland. impieahed' e'c'
Motion denied, with SO costs. 80 A.. -.
Ochs/Woods Motion denied. with wv cos's'
Same same Motion granted. -
People. ctc/Sylvcstro. Motion granted on
condition that appellant comply Win ternis
stated N order. .a,,,,ora,
Re Manhattan Ry Co 10 9th av Additionai
tracks and facilities. Motion granted
Re Leo Lerner, an attorney. heiereos to
Port confirmed. - D..
Re Emanuel A Eichner. an attorney re
srondent disbarred. ,,., a.,,ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
Lightning Kills Three Brothers,

Ord Neb.. May 22-Three young broth
ers named Crohuhk, living on farm
near here, were killed by lightning yes
terday. The boys were standing in the
doorway OF the barn which was struck
by lightning.