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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK offers az private
selc. modern houses bungalows and huiid-
Mr lots 90 Sensational Bargain Prices.
The properties gro at GrautWood. Hud-
spu Heights. Morhcmcre and LcOuIa New
Jcr.cy. about opposite Grants Tomb. The
Supreme Court haas authorized tho sale.
sud quick results are necessary u order
60 close the business OF the Industrial Saw
irss Loan Company and The Sew York
Mortgage Company. TIM means THAT
prices are low enough Go attract home
seekers. builders and investors
Find out about this unusual opportunity
90 once while the range Of choice is great
ct by addressing
BENZ. ~. UAIGHT
special Deputy Supf Of Banks
col Times Building. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
Ziegler, Jr., to Foreclose.

An action has been begun In the Su-
prcmc Court by William Ziegler
against Thomas g. Howell and others
20 forcclose a mortgage Of 100000 on
thc property J9S Broadway, plot 2S.6
X1gs.3 feet. The mortgage was made
ON May 2. 1911, boy Thomas A. and
Helen A. Howell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
Ilrrsnnd., etc.

AIHANY-W 30 whitney s Co, J stsiI'f'
drota goods. 40 Union 50 .,...t. g
AMSTERDAM. ~ Y-iiothe!fner : .h .,as.- G
HoIzlrIu.r. dryroois. hosiery and u"o'l
ATHi.NS' Gt-Worrr Uro.. T. Morris
Irt goods. hH'|I.t. ~ l.
BALrINYIt.--Halfiu ore bargain ho''''
Du.fIrnail. ..,ra goods. 80 ith as.
pI.tt'f.,. IttII-' II.--H1sIl g. Bran
dor o. Brandon. dr} good and ladies
ready ..rar. Herald 80.
BlDDEFoRD NV J. YouIend & GO.
IS j. Youaul. oryEoods, w a Lhinh, I'p'
D. k,mhcr. dress goods. SILKS ana Ve'-
posT6N-Iordsn. Marsh E 90. y Il walsh;
domcstlcg. j r. Hogan. white soo1h' d
/ cNT'TfELsBuHG. KY-H Krlsh GO. " l.
Andrews. dry goods and notions Ie'-
DALLAS. TEx-Tezas DRY Goods co. =
Irrer. dryFOods and general md'e' -
DirKOIT-Nevcomb Eudlcott Co. W
Whippie linens, blankets ana was"
goods. zoo jth ar o
GOLpSBORO n C-H VOL e bIo''
We'll. drygoods. notions ana furn soodh D
GFFrNsRoHo. " C-Elus stone & CO: "
% Stone. dproOis. N1iiirt q,
HEAINE. IEA-A ho'"usiti.n IN, a. w. a"
Rosoustriu dryroois. % y I.,h ~. a. -
INUIANApOIT~-f Tailoring GO. % *
Ic.E. wooileue. ~ ii1 49,. ..-...-.-.- 10. 7
/ KNONVlLLE. 1ENN-W Ne"c9 2,.'1,, ~ .
T ~ II.fft. flt..l t''
LAWRENCE. MASS Robertson. 7N.", ,,,it,..,i
d Co. a O. sutherland. drys''1. '' N"'.-
20 Herald square 49,. g.
Mll.N 81 II ~ ,..,.,..-t.rF
Nr.ly IltVES-Suarteuuur q Robiuson' u
bernstein linens and white goods. '
srring e. 49,. -, p.r,y do.
&EW HAVEN Moley 90. VI lis I,,i'' 10
mcstIes. haunes ana ""''1 b''''
church st. .,, y,o, q N f.
PlilLAbELit ilA ', I... .,'t IA At
PHI ni t,Ir,Il:iri '' "opueahcmar Grecnbaum
a. GROSS. 90 Gross. suo.ieus. Grand. 49,.
pm 'tbrT.rIIN Paris cloak and suit Cos
~ I.,-tl.-l.,. .,u.tiugs. Grand.
r,t-.-'.i.r-r,tIJ- ra.arI Horne 90. q 10 Dur
ts-, domestic. wash goods and Innings;
go church 20. .
+ rI.I.r-Itr.ItGII - krirger Ma Go. NJ
r.,1r- Fan. Rt,.if-tampbcI.s. = a. mellow
cIL dress goods silks and ei'riF. MAJ
lick a.
/ PROVIDENCE. r I-Callonder, McAus.ah o.
/ Troyt. 20: J Hood. linens . walker a.
/ RICHMOND rlait..mcr Bros Aiss
Jo1 ~
w9 slSsu GOO al Aaler d-ysood, 90, Nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

MRS JEANNE \. VALENTINE CJune u.
1870. net SOS $3.50. William a Valentine
husband. receives personally appraised lt
Slg 500 and life Interest in the realty ap-
praised at s-sfsDu. There were special Dee
quests Amounting fo SsSf. to "a sister and "A
niec, other assets. Deposits. Ss.54s. per-
sonalts. Ss.11f. ana 90 shares Illinois Cen
raI appraised an Ss,Gs2. The realty interests
were one-siXth interest IN each OF the fol-
lowins parcels. ls25-l327 Broadway and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26

10 West cath So. containing 1000
squarc feet. TO Miller & Schadow, for
O. term of years.
The Houchtou Company and Rice &
Hill have leased through Louis Kemp
ucr d Son an Office in the Riversld,e
Theatre Building. Broadway and 9tth
[. 90 Jacob kcnner for two ycars-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26

FOR CASH CCSrOMER-A WELL CULT.
waited. stocked farm ~ 100 acres or more
within 200 miles OF Manhattan Near good
business tpHn and near Il. u station
Buildings must Dee in good cuuoI fiou and n
decided bargain. only fgn particulars wIu
hr noticed. q. ROMANO BROWN GO. 900
Madison Avenue. NcN York titN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
AUGUST g..
Manhattan.

Casssr47s Nerao's0u 20 Lawy,-s .i's c. 81
Amer.ira % DrersIirs o. Alland Bros ~
CO. 81
Farmers 1osn & TITUS, 60 10 r Trust
r q & n Co 90 Antonio Montana. 81 no:
romc 90 ! s. Tr0w0-ide. oyr. 5000. same 90
same $500
Emma Miller % Anna Forres =.
Mary g. Nouu- tl Emanuel Arns'ein .
2, $500
Iu-ie L Young ta Samuel Ivy. $50
Margaret knox GU O. ~ Nonu'ee 9
The Bronx.
j. De Clus 70 = Dc Cilu. omitted.
J. HgucI. t0 ~ iJcleu ST.
Annie D. sullivan 90 Annie T McGuinness'
$3.50 $500.
Martha T. Tree 20 g wiceenhers. $500.
Equitable Trust 90 % Prospect Investing
Co. $3.50.
11.tH street and seventh Avenue Construc-
zion 90 t1 -l.c.. Realty CO. 800.
Guaranteed Mtg TO 70 Helen + crmis'on
81 pHu
Manhattan MTG 60 90 same. $500.
Melinda Roth % 90 Ncfterer. ga"
Iu-otrv Gltuau t3 S. Waclt. SO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
tWith name and address of lender and e'to'
rcyl


iST AN. 1891. mtg on Ioss". Jan %. 1913;
y Cspo5o-o ana aro 60 g. EhTet. : 900
stt. T. " EurgharI. III EWay
4srH ST. 500 ". n +. 81 Q 9TH a. - sE
iocb: Jan 70. 1895; = ana Mary liapp... 20
the German savings Bank. 1877 4th Rv' iSl,-
600. atty, y % 20. -,
SAME PROPERTY; AuE - 1911; "
SchuitB 20 / O Becker. ~ W eVtn -
$4,000 atty J Pheelsn 26l B0st.
HOFFMAN ST. w p. 12o8 Pelham ~.
t04xf0o.1. July -. 1913. T.unic'e Realty co
70 sarah Yuias. 3fi1 % as. $1,000; attys.
Gettnor. Simon & =. 81 BUsy
HT-IT, Az. vs. 100 Scott cor Woodland
~. e5rliO. Feb f3. 1907. Mary = and T t
Costello 90 J. n Gcrtlcs and ! r Burden. 81
slnr. s. 800. affys. Pech. H. 30 BWay.
LOT ~ map ~ 10 lots Collar H'l plot.
Powell farm Totlham. 25Si20.2. OF II.
1912: a CimlUo 90 J. Demarests 1880;
Htty. u A Ttotte. .gi r. 1fafh 20.
g. Wolf. 81 600. atty @ Thomas. 40
Wall So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
100000 Loan on Loft.

William A. White 81 Sons have placed
% loan Of 100000 on the premises
255 10 265 West 18th ST.. nine story
and basement mercantile building, ON
q plot 121X92 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MAMMALIAN.

.rU 49, 5GI. WILLIAM o. CLARK Hst
OureN- a. Bvr1es Of a.: Aug re- 1914. 500.
IEVINGTCE Az. .51-51l auu DIST ST.
tG0. 1906 I-.et Fullerton Electric GO act
Uamrr.retaIu opera co - al. Fob "s. 1911.
& 90 4u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. tutors,
C,7yerresses. etc, 20 Colleges. schools and
Families Apply 70 Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG
FULTON. q Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-An idea! Who can think q some
simple thing 20 patent? Protect your ideas.
they may bring YOU wealth. Write for
Needed inventions" and - 20 Get Your
Patent ana Your Money" Randolph & Com
pany. Patent Attorneys. Wash. u. &.
VvANTED-Mau with capital 90 invest in
patent Address Box 81. Tribune Oficc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
III >MeReal Estate
........)\Market
Sale of the Monterey
on Washington Heights

structure viii he built for the elevated
railroad upon which will be operated
the trains Of ,hc dual subway system
Of Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26

MARKS. sAMUEL-In pursuance u an
order of Hon John =. Cohaian Surrogate
o.. 1914 notice is hereby given 20 an parsons
having claims against Samuel Marks. l1;o
.f thn county Of New York. Borough OF Man
haitian. CITY OF New York. deceased, % pre-
srrt The same. with vouchers thereof % th@
subscriber 20 her place of transactiug busl-
ne-e at tho office OF Fletcher. McDltcheon
a. Brown. NO. lgs Broadway. Borough OF Man
ilttau. u tic C..y of New York. on or be-
fore mo fret DHy 0f March next
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of August
I,lL
HANNA AURELIA MARKS.
FLETCHER. NCJTCUEN & EROWS. Az
tomrys for ExecutriN. lS Broadway, New
York 'lty.
~ PURSUANCE % an order OF Hon. John
D. Conalan. a Surrogate OF tho County *
New York Nouce is hereby given 90 an per
sous having claims against Henry sampson.
f.te Of tho county OF Ncw York. deceased.
fD present tho Same with vouchers thereof
Q, fir subscribers. az tNoir place ~ trans
acting business. at the orlce of Joiue. Lar
llr al Rathbons. No % Wall street, IN Tns
alv af December next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF June.
1914
HENRY SAMPSON. Jr..
TOHN NJ CAMPBELL and
HENRY BLANCHARD DOMINICh,
JoLINE. LARKIN & RArHBoNE. At,or-
neys for Executors. % Wall street. New
York city
~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF HON
Jchn r. C0halau. a Surrogate OF the County
= New York. notice IS hereby given TO al
rcrs.r- having claims against George ".
Vanderbilt afc q the County Of New YORK.
deceased. 90 present the same with voucher.
thereof 20 the subscriber. az their place ~
t,tr-.,-fiu, business. -af the office OF Andcr-
son A Anderson 30 T. Broad street, Bcr-
oIeh of Manhattan in the city of New York.
on ar before tie stu day % November next
Dated New York. the 9Th day ~ April.
1914 -
EDITH STINNESANT VANDERBILT.
WILLIAM *. VANDERBILT.
Executor
Executor. SO H. Broad Street Borough Of
Manhattan NeW York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

'"'''''''''" ,-...
BANK ~i. " cog 'li PSI '.- ~
t1 O. N r.iH.' "'t (a.i', ...
rut ST., I1'nm'h- ii'.' h,,' ~ N''.'
MADISON Az. -s' 4!s' -o g. 81.
IN Warner 90 80 p 4i.. 70 "'.
'ur 90. 81 atty. II l'uhIN' o. "a '-, 6.'
fi-IllI i.0I ANt '', ~
'n1l. Nenie'son 10 M1HAen oIs, 1-.'ol
CO. 40 EHrN Nmtr $50 600 D ana s. ana
t. g.. AUG O. 81 address 'IIt lll j. -fth s'
STR AS. n cor atih So t'.'-l ''' d ~
vlrf.H.I to R.hrrca e To Nt. WIf" IIfher
.,1uc. .t I'D. af Irsre.or. IS s.. h-e IL, $
atrI B T. I.aprU Us Par ROW.
t2r ST. i37 W..u... $50 Amsterdam dam. az y;
1.,I,r a., Lancaster 3D. Ridse0eld. y
m.r 81 o00l Aug ~. 81 atty. j 60 20.
SAME PROPERTY. Carrie ~ Ryder 20
6oo.. Avg IL. 800: same atty.
.rD Sd. DID, o. Eel. c West Ind as, r5Ni OF
D. Finch tl D. g., Burke. Ir. u6j Park az
I..r.,t. Aug -: 500: atty. j g. GO.
ID i.t ''i no. a Frer.cro e45 e ll5h 5. untg
sfI a00,. March Is. 800
i4.p ST. $40 IS. -. 20, w Convent Az.
Itys4II. N.rEueE Realty GO io Olg con
-.-srt.on 60. a0l 49, Iatth So ,mtg $4,000
1iay IS. 500; ATTY. ~ O. 90. ..-...... ~.
60 Mary Zee. AGO IS lf-i 50 l1ig 'l-.V'0' D.
Aur 81. 500: same s4ty.
Tho Rronv
'"'
.-slD0. Land Go a. LdcuNaig 10 Wiets
,elrer. 1856 Gocrck So. AUG 2'i 81; atty. $
NIrtseIurr. 100 Gueroh ST. -.
gHONN TERRACE. a. RI. being 10Y Il.f
map Wakefield. l0ttElO., Rosa Nathan 20
sI SttE. TIuc Guarantee and Trust 60.
SAND PROPERTY. Rosa Nathan 90 al,
cNtre to same. July p. si-. same stiF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Town Visitor, Here Look Over Offerings OF Local
Wholesale Dealers.

Ga collins To
lont.h
D. ,,s-,., a a.ey-art.
II lbtI7l. i.f- I ,,.'s,.....r.
WINS.
.r,f.fs .rr7oapoiI- D. O. co. Miss
D. Zimmerman. i1ce7. no.f"ear ana
g.. N,4,,,--, 'rr, ru-.-hrere Bros: T.
N4l 49, I'.l.." ....-,.. ..fr.~s.'
,l l,i ..ri-r.t,a itror.a Co: n
NV ot.i, ana clothing. 90
'i.'H w. ''''
- tf-II',,>ir car raft p Pernover. Miss
% is w ~ Ys, -.t ms,
o,t,tft -T r,Ilsat-.ct ~. W n Koeuiz.
ACE. .. io9c,, .os. ,..as "'' '''''
o,,,u MIN uurraer Nash GO. ~
va. 49, 40. .,-f,-o-rar-. 1893 BWay
~. . T,,..NL,',.,yit- p Unconstitutional & Robin
ION. ID ID Ho.ln''' '''..''.'''
rr.. if.'r,,ii''pcri 51ufrnann e. Baor GO, e.
Elrs4oi.er mi..iner.. 20 ' l.,.g'or,. q;
o. p,.r,o-,,' ,ou,ir,ry walker st.
2, fl,fr.f.,.D * .trIuar . Rh0ada. Miss
ViEI-eor. necdlawott 15 White sr
sACHAMENTO. cAIs-W..n 'o''k. I.I1n. q
Go. s. j Luhin. clothing ana sho''' ECU
Grin aE ,-.. ,
eEhTTLE. WASH western ID 70, - ~
KOS. farn goods. hosiery and underwear F.
=. i'h ay- 81, r...,,. e,,s. g. ~
Slit.l EPoi'I, "a - ~ TX t',,. c,irber-
Lety, iIru goods ana cunning
LAM .1ne .--,r.,r, ,,,e- e,,i,r e ,fp-rav.
SPRINGFlELp. MA-@- Hil..' o. ''t. jag
Nils 80 Eri,n' ,,l... l ,.y Sr',rr,,.
II j Donne.ly. 4o .oly. iuIh F.'''
and r'nh"ng. '' "nl.' ', . ,-... o. Il
sd tiN''t I-''' I'' a.. ,,. '.I
I"."l millinery, ''' '
... wen ''.', ""' ' boy 10, -. ,sbc-
t,r,. Ok ,e,-g
r,'.s,t0 r..r. i KNIT p Hope furn
.,.,.r. >.T t,, .-.s' -I XIII A. 90. e. Al
.r...... ,,,.,..r -.tsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
Mi ANO
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

ToE HGNT .Ar.isucalIv Furnished .......
.iaiip ara'fwcrt, fronting on Xashircfo..
So icr q month Inquire Of ian'tfe.s 3
Wellington Sol North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES Ia the rcai country near New
York consult The Country Home League
a. West ga s,,uet Phone 9sGO Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
SUPREME COURT.

NtPKtht w NJ
.ppeIIate DivisiOn--2d Dept.-RecesS
Anpsilsfe Term-FeresI Irial lerm-Ad-
'ourued % oct. 3. Special Term faT Ill
Trlals-koces'
special Term-Part Van e''eh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
INSTRUCTION.
LAW SCHOOLS.

NTW YORK Day school ia Fulton ~
IAN SCHOOL Evening school y. city.
Near courts and lawyers Offices. Choice n
81 or b. ". or Evening Classes. 'p"IsHt
Method" - Instruction. using treatises. cases,
e+- Three years course send for catalogue
30 so GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL so p,s %si5i'' g. g.
Ton .il, Sept. esth. Day ,nd evening classes
Se-d for catalogue. w. p. Richardson. O.sH'
LAW SCHOOL f ItS Saa.a G" st. NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26

sn.ci,I rerm-Part U-DELASY. ].
~ parte matter =, w
special Term-Parts III " v w. '"
and VII Adjourned tor ne ,eria'v y,
Trial Term--Parts u III; NyyrN "
VII. VII. IN, y. NJ, MI, NH, W, 80
WI XVII and XVIu-Adjourned for inc
term.
sURROGATFs' COURT-COHALAN. =
WILLS FOR PROBATE-l9 80 a No.
- % -e--frr Il, ~ Young
p,fts 81. a. r Naipusd
~ ,e-e+or cath Kennedy
Ti,,.f March NJ Ialufor
ro.i g. shields John Ban-m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26

.I-NFURNlSHED APARTMENTS.
NL~T SID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

u75: 1900. 50; prompt O. X. weathertord.
ll6 Nassau. Room lo0S. Phone Bsekraan SO.
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COURT CALENDARS
Case, Will Be Called in the Order owen peio"
m. meaning 81 IN. Is ags Inst
RCYgREEs ArpOISrEp

REPRREEs APPOINTED.
Supreme Court GUY.
Rfv,s/Pullizor-P inFraham
glsEe /Rr0srar-P l. kI0ck
re Hogeman & Con- J Egsr
n, Eluhdorr-U " French.
re- Hennessy--r Gngraram.
By DELANT. j.
Roosereit/ Sanlcrr-E = Nctrar
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term BRADY. =.
Id;ournsG until Tues0ly. SEPT ! ~.
Special Term for IriaIs-bHADT J.
50 Day caIe1iar
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-SODTHARD, J.
Fv Isg'e Wnt'er'
Ira xesssr sag Hafo'r r. Loyle
Broors/Caruc-i ~ 'i- .n'L ''f
same same ltYst
Marst0l/ Tr'so.s 90 lD'a.| iiah'
OIerd0rf/ D1ul ano
sURROGATE's COURT -sC-aJLI. g
Wills FOR PROBATE.
Margaret 3 Cr0rln OTTO "'fow
RFFTREE APPOINTED.
Supreme Court-By BRADY
az .grr|u....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
KINGS COUNTY.

Supreme Court-by BFhDl.
r. T.or--P IrBralai.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26

pYrYRrF APPOHTFD.

Wills FOR PROBATE
Margaret 3 Cr0rln OTTO "'fo#
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-09
PoSLAM'S rare
HEALING power
AMAzES ALL

e Poslam daily proves = cause Of won
der to thousands because Of the rapidity
Of its action in soothing. comforting
and Graduating any skin disease.
Its healing powers Gre felt at once
Itching stops. Inflamed skin is com.
iortcd. Improvement may be noted
daily.
All Ecsemas, Acne. Salt Rheum. Tet.
ter. Piles. Barber Itch and similar dis.
eases demand precisely the curative
properties which Poslsm supplies. Pos
lam brings freedom from skin distrcss
You cannot set Il too difficult task.
All druggists sell Poslsm. For free
sample write to Emergency Labora.
tories. 50 West s5th Street. New for
q. Poslam Soap Is hest for skin and
scalp. Improves. Beauties.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-09
Db ELAINE uoPf?
! SHE'S HERE AND HER
I OADDYS ON TRAIL


y he who asked her to 90 to the
nter Weak celebration.
" son Clifford was to have taken
ethsr young girl. but she became III
y therefore could not 60. For this
hson clifford remained here In the
y. He save up the celebration en-
NY.
"Ar. Herbert and I think Il 10 quite
krong for young Hart to have come
00Wa here and prevailed upon Miss
l1A0merstein TO 90 back to Ithaca
, ths celebration. I do not believe
any such adventures. II may be
y he has elopsd with the young
but Of course I do not know
hing about that"
T. pHoNeo THAT she
COULDN'T TAKE LUNCH.
y news Of the arrival Of Miss
Ansrstein In New York came to
Evening World whom Arthur
Dmsrstsin's homo was called by
ohone. Mrs. Hammerstsin said,
answer to inquiries:
had . telephone conversation
. Elaine. She was In town; said
had returned this morning, but
Duld b unable to keep . luncheea
Dgagement that I had with her at
p Rits-Cariton. She did not say
~ she could not meet me. when
% went away she did not let her
Rhsr know anything about it-shs
not my daughter. you know--and
had NO idea whore she had gone
It'll Hugh Grady got q telegram
um her dated Ithaca.
Il saw her on Wednesday afternoon
ID 10 far a. know she had no In.
Gnti0n then Of going away; ut least
- said nothing whatever to me
o1lDut II. She had no permission to
- and IL 10 fortunate that there waa
understudy for her part In TIC
Dw."
Arthur Hammerstein said later this
ernoon that he was hunting for
daughter. but had been unable e
a her.
RI had . telephone message from my
Re that she had heard from her
ht that's oil. My daughters mother
now Mrs. Allison, but I do no,
now her address. Or I might be abb,
locate Elaine. I expect to heal
pm her before hiGhtfall."
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Tries to Escape Operation.

Drerd Of . serious operation caused
Paul francesca Of No. Il Withers street.
Williamsburg. to take bichloride Of mer-
curry tablets. from the effects Of which
he 10 dying to-day in the Williamsburg
Hospital after having fought OF death
for four days. Francesca had been en-
pioyed 80 q shoemaker In the factory Of
the Posner Shoe Company at Metropoli-
tan avenue and Roebling street. WILL
iamsburg.
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WARRINGTON. Feb. ~ Secretary
nmulty had intended to 20 to the
5asral Of Representative Brsmnsr Of
|ew Jersey to-day. but wss kept In
tashington by an attack Of tonsilitis.
the entire New Jersey dele
kion In Congress went to attend the
bvicoo.
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I place inside my
Doorway arrange Of fifty
tyles. ] want you to
bnng al your skepti-
ism with you. Ask my
elesman for . sample.
AXE it to your tailor or
Dady-made clothing
house. and Il the aiore-
ibid tailor or clothier
can match this cloth
within Is Of my price,
III make you . suit OF
cvercoat absolutely
,Nuee. This Is . great
opportunity for some
a the clothing adver-
! 2Dess Of this town to
0ake advantage Of.
= This applies to the
nitro range Of styles
aside my door. al
barked in plain figures.
49,.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-04
St, Clair

From SATURDAYS Daily.
Miss Agnes Beccue of Mankato
was visiting at st. Clair with her sis
ter, Amanda, over Friday and Sat-
urday.
Miss Boswell and son. Clay Bos-
well. were Mankato visitors Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dumeland
and son, who were visiting parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Dumeland. re-
turned to their home at St. Paul
Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Rasdall is quite sick
this week. She sent for her son,
Mark Rasdall.
Mr.. Louis Appal was on visit
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Garden CITY
From Saturday. Daily.

From Saturday. Daily.
The Hubbard & Palmer company
is erecting a new cement enclosed
porch on the west side of floral
hall as its headquarters during the
county fair. This porch will be for
the accommodation Of the public
and are invited to make use OF the
comfortable chairs. especially elder
" ladies', invalids and the mothers
with little children. Come and en-
Joy all the comforts Of home while
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taking up the study of Christian
Science. At the close OF the after,
noon light refreshments were served
after which the guests took their
departure, having spent a most
profitable afternoon.
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Pupils Recital.

Pupls hecital.
A large audience attended the
piano and organ recital given last
Wednesday evening at Jerusalem
church. Judson, by William r. Thorn.
as and pupils.
The following program was rem
dered:
Souvenir De Trovatore ..R. Hoffman
Alva Bowen
Summer Breezes ~. L. Battmann
Harold Williams RI
Sing, Robin, Sing! 80. .Spaulding
Violet Johnson
Morning Prayer III. Streabbog
Bessie Roberts ist
Flying the Kite .Th. Salome
Lula Lloyd
Hopes and Fears .......C. Lindsay
- Sadye Hughes r
Boat Song .............J. >. FEARS
Lewis Harris
Slumber Song .........C. w. Kern
Ula Austin
The Ash Grove B. Richards
William r. Thomas
Tramp Through the Woods ......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Norris
Laura Thomas
In the Garden -. Arr. from LANCE
Helen Jones
A Forest Flower ........J. Martin
Bernice Hendley
The Dragon Flies &c. Horvath
Anna G. Jones
Merry Midget .......J. w. Lerman
Erma McCarger
Old Ballad ...........
Arthur Evans
warnings at Eve B. Richards
Alva Bowen
Shadow Picture ........H. Reinbold
Laura McCarger
Harvest ................. Ii. LANCE
Edna Goodell
Little Fairy March ..... .Streabbog
Frances Anderson
Playing Rondo ......C. w. Greene
Esther Griffiths
Song of the Katydid C. w. Kern
Elsie Evans
Sweet BY and BY IA. p. Wyman
Alva Bowen
Lead Kindly Light 80. .Woodlock
Harold Williams
Ger Hill and Dale H Bergthal
Ethel Griffiths
Choral Melody ....... &c. Lindsay
Ula Austin
Little Drum Major ........H. Engel
Edna Goodell
Jolly Comrades ...H. Engelmann
Lula Lloyd
Battalion Drill ..........C. Lindsay
Edna Anderson
Chorus .......... Handel
William r. Thomas
La. Zingara ............R IL. Thomas
Sadye Hughes
The joyful Peasant ............
........ Schumann Arr. by Hartl
Alva Bowen
Novelette, In F ......-.Schumann
William X. Thomas
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Pleasant Surprise.

Mrs. Clayton Miller was pleasant
ly surprised at two o'clock yester-
day afternoon at her home at 325
West Front street. Games were
played during the afternoon, the head
prizes being won by Mrs. ]. ]. Ro-
mack and Mrs. Joe Bieverle. A
three-course luncheon was served at
five o'clock. Among the guests was
Mrs. w. II. Rhino Of Minneapolis,
a friend of Mrs. Miller.