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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
BY Lady Duff-G

IKE the eky after rain Is the modisb cos
tune OF the moment The simie Is sug.
sested to me by the dark hues OF the silks
and crepes comprising the gowus Of Spring. but
more especially by the rainbow effect contributed
by the sashes and large bows without which no
gown ia chic
The black SILK street costume shown ON tf1s
page an Illustration OF method which
! have made popular II has q short coat that
ends just below tho buct and is gathered softly
there and finished With button and loop Of the
same material The sleeves arc toux and tight
Al the back II finished with an up.
standing plating OF tho sano black sdft Over
this falls son, broad full oounoeIfke collar
In revcre effect. Of white mousseHne de sole
The skirt is gathered closely about the body.
but rendered loose about tho fee, for convenience
In walking by that gathered In front shawi-nke
effect whsoh gives tho body the effect Of having
been careiessly swathed IN the silk. careless.
ness that Is the triumph OF art a most expensive
simplicity Wound about che waist and Tar
above the belt line s the note OF color the rain.
bow effect, given by q large. fun sash OF green
silk
The costume OF white crepe shown In the next
picture Is out low and open In front. The loosely
fitted coat ends in point In the back. The
skirt draped IN hong loose folds in front and
gathered In fuller fold at the side opens in front
and at the front hem. showing a foundation OF
MORE SILK. The draped girdle OF red silk is
finished by short embroidered ends IN Oriental
design. The threcquarter length sleeves arc
cut away beneath the elbow. showing tho large
Gun OF q white lace blouse. A hat, whose crown
Ia OF white crepe and whose brim and surround.
Ing ribbon fs OF red silk. Is the ape1 of this favor
tie creation OF mine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

7 ADY DUFF. GORDON. he f.mou, LIZ
cile' Of London, and foremos, creator of
- fashions m the world write. zach week the
fashion article for this Newspaper. presenting all
tat is newest and best in styles for well dressed
women.
Lady Duf-Gordons Pars establishment bring,
her into close touch WITH tbs, centre of fashion
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
WOMAN BOARD
IS in session
i THIS AFTERNOON

At the Joint meeting of the Woman's
Society and Woman's Board of Mis-
sions of Central Union church, held
in the church parlors this morning, the
hour before luncheon was devoted to
the business of the former organiza
ton. NJ - =.
The meeting was opened by the pres.
ident, Mrs. A. l.. Andrews, and inter
esting reports we're read by the sec
rotary, treasurer, chairman of the
baby, educational, religious, social and
finance committees. AZ
The three young women who for the
past two years have been neceiyinG
their education at the Kawaihao Semi
nary with the financial aid from the
Woman's Society are now selfsupport-
ing and three other girls deserving or
the educational benefits afforded by
the society are now being considered
to fill the vacancies.
The social committee is busy and
Mrs. Randolph Moore, its chairman,
reported on the two socials that are
being planned TOR the near future, the
first of which will take place at the
church on Thursday evening.
At IL O'Clock the meeting was ad-
iourned and a luncheon hour enjoyed
in the parish house. At 2 O'Clock the
woman's board of missions convened
for their regular monthly meeting.
AboatA so ladies were present at the
morning session and remained for the
basket luncheon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
HAWAIIAN HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS
VIRTUALLYASSURED IN new BILL

fer maintenance, $125,0O0; provided,
that if in the Judgment Of the secre-
tary of war the prices received in re-
spouse to advertisement for bids for
dredging are not reasonable, so much
Of the amounts herein and heretofore
appropriated as shall be necessary
may be expended for the purchase or
construction of a suitable dredging
plant. ...: ;...... ..
Improving harbor at Hilo, Hawaii:
Continuing Improvements, 100000"
The bill as adopted by the senate
a day or two later also contained these
items, the same wording being used
The two appropriations are shown to
be regarded as continuing appropria-
tons, not new work, and it is believed
that they will not fail. Up to the pres
ent time there has been much I'M
easiness for fear the two harbor pro-
jects would go by the boards for next
year. 1885,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
Though Congress Economies,
Honolulu and Hilo Projects
Seem 10 Be Sure

Hawaii is likely to get its entire
expected appropriation for harbor i'm
provements next year.
Though the Republican leaders in
the senate forced the Democrats to
abandon their original rivers and har-
bors bill and to cut the bill down to a
lump sum of $20,000,000 as measure
OF economy, it looks now as if Ha-
Saii will not suffer by the change.
The debates oyer the bill in the
senate show that both the committees
substitute bill and the substitute bill
proposed by Senator Burton and
fought for at the famous filibuster,
contain the following items: d.. :
Improvement harbor at Honolulu,
Hawaii: Continuing Improvement and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
new CHARTER
VIEW; MOVEMENT
AGAIN LAUNCHED
Municipal Research Club Will
lnaugurate Campaign for +
Legislative Action

Planning to urge the adoption OF a
new city charter, with ':short-ballot"
and probably the city manager
plans as striking features, the Munich
pal Research club will shortly inaug-
urate active work on an educational
and publicity campaign to spread the
knowledge Of new eharter-forms he
fore the people Of the city and county.
A special committee is now at work
on the plans, which were tentatively
outlined at luncheon today in the
Commercial club by A. II. Tarleton
and E. A. Berndt.
The movement, begun about two
years ago, Waen Governor Frear
named a committee Of Is and this
committee did great deal Of work
to draft a new charter and bring the
matter before the legislature, will be
revived by the Research club. The
work of two years ago did not materi-
alize in legislation action, no bill be-
ing presented to the legislature. Much
ter, however, and its results will be
available for the Research club now.
A feature of the revived movement
will be the bringing of the matter be-
fore candidates for legislative and
municipal Office While the plans
have not matured, it is proposed to
acquaint each Of the candidates with
the general outline OF the proposed
new charter as the club indorses it
and to secure the laid of candidates
for the legislature in crystallizing pub
lie sentiment in favor of a new char.
ter
When the legislature meets, accord.
ing to the plan favored today, there
will be ready for introduction a bill
en1bodying the ideas Of the club upon
a new charter form Whether the leg
islature viii be asked to change the
charter to the new form, or merely
to authorize the calling of special
election to put the new charter before
the voters for action, are details TO be
settedl later. l-:.J . = . 1ra I
d 1t is felt that the time is ripe to
agitate the adoption Of a new charter,
providing for fewer elective Offices
and more closely-organized system |
OF municipal government -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
SUGAR SELLS AT sol.

/ Alexander e Baldwin received the
following cablegram from New York
this morning: Il.
There was sale of Sc degree test
centrifugaIs, Peruvian. that does not
Affect the basis for Hawaiian sugar,
to-day at sci, in port here. Holders
draws are asking 4.S9 for one cargo
Cubas afioat. Refined 6.25.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06

to how the money should be expended.
On that understanding. he made plain,
the committee would have to decide
the question Of employing runners &C
cording to circumstances. 2 r.
Following the open meeting the
committee went into executive ses-
sion with the county candidates, the
result being complete understand
ing on the matter of patronage follow.
ing the advent of Republican admin
istration. This was to the effect that
the mayor and supervisors would vel
come recommendation for positions,
but would then make appointments
with strict regard to the. fitness of
applicants for the places.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06

Mr. McCarn said that he did not
know that lying -----~ - ---
-- ----" is considered by men as a
fighting word There are no fight
ing words under the law" he said tAt
the timd called him that name, l was
angry -.-., -.
Didn't you expect fight when you
called him that name?' asked Mr..
Cathcart.
Il made no calculations" answered
Mr.. McCarn. -. ,..-.-... ..:.....-.
Nathan Hammer was called to the
stand and asked by the defense to
give his version of an alleged con-
spiracy, in which Mcbride was inter-
ested, to get Mr.. MeCarn downtown
at an early hour in the morning and
there beat him up." On the stand
Hammer said that he could give the
facts, but that he could not place the
date. The prosecution objected at this
point, averring that such testimony
was fmmateria1. Judge Whitney sus-
tanned the objection. Later, Judge
Whitney announced that. he had erred
in this ruling, and gave the defense
permission to call Hammer on the
stand again. Hammer will take the
stand tomorrow morning
james Darcy, conductor on the
Rapid Transit, was called on the stand
and testified that. on the afternoon of
the affair, he had seen Mcbride come
out of the court room and run up the
street He also saw man with a gun
come out of the building and follow
Mcbride.
The trial of the district attorney will
be continued in Judge Whitneyis court
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
ORDERS OF THE
HAWAIIAN DEPT.
Special Orders No. 1873.

Special Orders No. 1873. -. +. r.
2. Private John w. Carthel, Com.
pany @, LIST Infantry, Schoffeld Bar.
racks. T. H., will be discharged from
the army by the commanding officer
of that post, by purchase. under the
provisions of General ORDERS No. 81,
current series, War Department. f
Z Under the conditions mentioned in
section 5 of said order $149 of the pur-
chase price of discharge is RENTED in
this case. fS323.) 80 -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
MAJOR SCHERER'S DAY
AT AID CLUB TOMORROW

Major L. NJ. Scherer viii be the
guest of honor at the Ad Climb at
luncheon tomorrow The AID Club
bers returning from the civic conven-
tion declare that they are as full OF
pep" as ever, and every member is
asked to show up at the Young Hotel
tomorrow noon to help farewell
Major Scherer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
THEODORE A. COOKE and

THEODORE A. COOKE and bride
(nee Howatt) returned from their
honeymoon trip in the steamer Manoa.
They were married on May 10 and left
in June for tour of four months in
Europe, which was frustrated in Lon
don by the war. For two days in the
British capital Mr. Cooke was with
cut a beam" his evidences Of wealth
being no good for the time being.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06

The Inte- Island steamer Kaiulani
from Hawaii has today been discharg-
ed of a varied cargo, including steam
roller, one traction engine, q quantity
of old rails and 5000 sacks of sugar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06

|. AUGUSTUS E. MURPHY, clerk OF
the United States court, will be alb
sent from his desk in the federal
building during the greater part of
this week. Mr.. Murphy is enjoying a
vacation. =. a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06

No, there is a whole lot more"
Are you familiar with firearms?''
e Mr.. McCarn did not answer at once.
II don't know what you mean" he
said, finally. IF you mean am I an
expert, / say no; If you ask if know
how to use firearms, I say yes"
You don't pretend to be an expert
with gun, then?" ~ 4.
NO. answered Mr.. McCarn.
You say you never carried a gum"
Il have not been carrying one here
In TENNESSEE" 49, z
81 don't think that is material"
! Were not eight years OF your life
spent as q cowboy in Texas?n - q
yes" n
Mr. Cathcart then questioned Mr..
McCarn along the line of whether the
district attorney, when he called to
Mcbride and told him he would not
stand for his insults any longer, had
any idea of making trouble. Mr.. Nc
earn said that he had never had any
idea of doing this. He testified that
he had called Mcbride a big, coward
ly brute" and later a Lying -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06

l. L. McCandless, Democratic nom-
inee for delegate, and J. ". Kam0ku
and Samuel Liftee, Democratic can
didates for the legislature from the
second and fourth districts, respecf,
lively, yesterday paid their nomination
fee to the territorial secretary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06

The monthly meeting Of the terri
torial board of health was scheduled
to be held this afternoon at pr. Pratfis
office, at O'Clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Sugar:
So deg. test, 5.02 cts Previous quota
ton, 491S cents. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06
PERSONALITIES

Judge s. B. Dole and Mrs. Dole have
removed to their home at Diamond
Head 49, H. i. p. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06

Mr.. McCarn said that he did not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

New York Railways Co. and Standard OIL Co.
i Donohue: Feb. 8. 1914. $500
Drukker, Joseph S.-M. Scott; Jan -. 1914: 81
800 g. 9.
Forrest Arthur-Natlonai surety Co. req ~
1914: $50 n.
Dec % 1918. $50 81.
Latham Ellis C.-American Boudins Company
or baltimore: June :, 1905. f2s16 s..
Wagner. Henry. and Henry A. Noll--c Geyer;
F@h e 1917. g. lSS SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Havre. March 12--Louisiane F'r), New YORK.
Ruenos Avres March 11-Vauban (Br), Ne"
Yorl, via Barbados Bahia, etc. -
Adelaide March l2-Baron Polwarth Cnr)' Ne"
para March 1l-GreGory (Br, New YORK anu
Norfolk via Barbados. ID,
Trieste. March S-Dora (AusO, New norK Via
Barcelona etc. ,,-.. -, 49, vori,
Alexandria March l2-Adriatlc (br)' Ne" ioiA
via Madeira. Algiers. etc. $1,000, -. vol,
Naples. March 9-Argentina CAusO' New 1oiA
Genoa. March s-Europs GtaD, New York via
Naples; Regina dltalia QtaD, New YORK Via
-''i''9 SAILED
Southampton. March L. SO m-lmperstor
Ger. from Hamburg for New York VIA
orap March 11-Citv OF Corinth CBr. from
Calcutta and Colombo for Boston and New
York: Bloemfontein CBI). Boston and New
Monteyideo. March 11-Kelyinhead Bp, New
Rio de Janeiro March 11-vasari (BD, from
santos for New York.
Stockholm, March s-Wikommen (Ger. Ne"
York
Palermo, March 7-Giulia (AusO from Naples
for New York.
London March I2-Iroquois BD New York;
Missouri (Br. New York
Queenstown. March J.. 5a7 m-Nev York
Liverpool. March 12-Cedric CBr). New York
Hull. March u-COlorado CBr. New York.
SIGNALLED
Lizard March 12-President Lincoln, New York
for Plymouth, Cherbourg AMI Hamburg,
signalled $50 miles west az 9 a m; due at
Plymouth about 10 m. Philadelphia, New
York for Plymouth. Cherbourg and South
amptOn, sgnalled 4l6 miles west AZ p m (;
due at Plymouth about p IN Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
AMOUNTS r.NpER $4,000.

AMERICAN CITIZEN PUBLISHING COM
PANN.-Peution by the American citizen
publishing Company. No. 115 Broadway WIN
Liabilities OF 81 ,09j and assets OF S73, consist
ing OF cash in bank s6s. rugs. 50. and good
Will, value unknown. Among the creditors
are Arthur II. Ferber Tressum, $50, Sc
cured; A. II. Ferber & Co. Inc. 81, s49 and
jerome Kohn, 1920. The company was IN
corporated In February. 1913 with capitai
stock Of $500. 900 and published THE Ameri-
can Citizen a monthly magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
ALTERATIONS.
MARCH j.
The Bronx.

18TH ST. 98f: s,y frame store and dwg.
sN40. James G Patton, s24 Jackson ave
owner: Carl ! ftzel s4T Freeman 81. archl-
ls5TH ST. $50 and o32 TWO sly frame
Isores and dWgs 1SXiO each: owner James T.
Freeman 81. architect. cost. $1,000.
i sTEBBINs AVE. 1915. ! sly frame store and
ldwg - 1860; owner Eva Feisher. 10 FOX
krticcts cost. $500
Il 10Th ST. $40. g sty brk stores and tennis.
Ii sxS7: owner Morris salesman 800 East
mn 81 otto L Spauulia6e. 2s3 East 18th St.
zrchltect. cost, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

~. nfnays mafksi was duu 8nd foatsfeief~
-, .fie stea0y au1 offerings limited. QUO
- - ilsefDl,Di. IA nominal. london ana
49,. 40 rotterdam o.. Hamburg ana
i,,,'h y pfss. u1ii 20 Apui; BristDi. zAp
~. NhiNffD. iA0a. CDik Tor of9efs -
sHh4i f.cse1 ports. large tonnage, ls ~,
nv n iAiefpool per 10 D. D. CHAii-
~. hfihH steamer. l1lf tons fDai. Bait
+.V Aaifff. private terms March .Apflii
- I, sf4mff. 2 ~ IONS fD1l. h0ffoiE p"
-. fiifffanfan. private terms harch,
ss.f2H fifaner j m fisn11f1r DEALS,
~ - - Eslfaff 90. Nays bDfish steam
q ~ i.ie, timber pfnsacGia ~ llonlon. 10
l.ri-ff hyrii. Blfifh schooner. 10 fOnn,
- ~ NM River 10 BsfmD10. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
BUSINESS REVERSES

tOuTs DfBNSTAG.-Two petitions were
e,rd against Louis Dienstag jObber In wool
- ~ No go Grand street, after no had
made AN assignment The ilrft petition was
elcd by these creditors: Isldor singer $40, :
ea,nucf RappopOrt slss. and David Freeman,
60, Tho second one WIS filed by Gutenberg
mos Ssl Joseph Sconk son. s2os' sra
NO Small tla9. Judge liough ordered con
snlldntlon Of the two petitions under tho mum
~ ~ me second petition ana said he wouli
mo-, appoint a receiver at present lAahiil'ies
aro stnfcd 10 be 81 C00 and assets S.Wp. lie
t.gau business IN August lyl- .
puINCAS CORDON.-Just after he 1sd
r,ndo an assignment yesterday "A petition WAS
0lcd against Phlncas Gordon. lobbrr Ia Won,-
go befs M No Bond street. 10 Samuel II.
lt,tnfnis The petition was filed by motifs u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

DECATUR AVE. g @ cor OF 18TH st. two ;
gy brk tennis. 4O4X90. 4OxSs; Miltner Broth
sy Inc Frank Miltuer. 63 Henry S. pres
| Dent owners. John p Boyland, Fordhan ia
lari Webster ave. architect. total cost 500 QUO.
| WHIrB PLAINS AVE, W 8. - 10 90 Brldse
b. sly brk store and dwg, 25X3o; Domenigo
iGsrriLlo. 2251 7th ave, owner; Lucian tlscl-
lcua sol East 10th ST. architect. cost, S4,Vvo.
/ BELMONT AVE. cor OF Fordham IA
i,tfee ] sty brk stores and dwgs, 3oX4O;t' 90
H.. Rudolph Wallock Co. BENJAMIN DooQhh'
Is william 81. president. owners. Gronenbers
Il Leuchtag. 800 9th ave, architects; total cost
ftfnNf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
.umeNTs OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH y.
Manhattan.

Life Insurance CO 10 Mu"i'''"
N..eee Co. 500 70 ~ Title Guarantee
Ny,,snisipal Mor.eSSse 70
Ny1r,,,st Go. 500. ~,-,s+ co 20 Mutual
~ ~ Guarantee anu ''@''
ne inssIa"N' tris Archibald Oracle W,
EiN Mes..,,-ic 10 Equitable Trust 60 CO.. Nv"
lanes h "lisS{itb II Oracle q assets 81 .~,,s.
tois. San rms. 60 TO Lincoln Trust w. "1''
giG' ,o same: $1,000
same q, Mortgage Co TO Robert Graves g.
!, trus. >i3'y fScn TO American Mortsase CO.
l.tl.,ocooS,o-, A swan 10 sismund Th'll' s-''-
- ,,.,5e.son 90 Harry y Davis: St ga
Isaac ny T9yi~ % Abraham i hSSs, So Ttctl
HAIRY Eohi and ano. eNrs' TO bei''''
nj sro; ' >i1VCC CO.. cxr and trus 20 Maria ca
.arzs; 81 yi,iics.cr 20 Leon Meyer; Sloo.
The Bronx.
,,..t, to Michael Brennan, Sl'9S'. a
Nm LAGER % Augusta heuntaSs g w.
Maieal 1901 90 70 Theresa VIE So.
Re,ls' Carpenter 90 FredericN II l""'''"
dle vorsen,hau Co to German Savings
slss No,y NV, TO Henry Halmeufeld' $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH T.
Manhattan.

WILLIAM Il: Mutual Life Insurance 60
t New York apt Melvin stephens ct al (spe-
|cte performance; attorney. r. T. Alieh' @, .
jTH AVE. s. q. bet 33d and 34th SITS. lot -.
|Hulolph WaUalh 90 agt Arthur Simonson
amended foreclosure Of tax LEM: attorney A
lNtymann
glsT ST. ls7 Fast. Elizabeth Kelly agt An
ts-te Pascal % dl foreclosure OF mortgdse)
attorneys CoTbitt e. stern.
18TH ST. s. 100 70 vs. Of Amsterdam ave
|Nn9ll; Josephine Carpenter ast west
|lSh 20 Construction co e al foreclosure o.
Irorgagel. attorneys " a - i Chamberlin.
q3D sT. p e. III q Of Amsterdam ave TX
|'sG. Alfred rs Kiddle agt Harry c Senior 81
T. foreclosure o. mortsage); attorneys hluu's
lyman rr 1870. Edward Rennert agt
IEry FEEDER o. al GmenIed foreclosure o.
lrorgagel' attorney ii swain. 1000,
PLEASANT AVE, cor l%5d - ~ - :
~ Pleasant Ave Realty 60 81 al foreclosure
|o moTtsagel att0rlcr, IL swain
The Bronx.
LOT i27. Blk O.. map Of Hudson ? Rose,
yapss Estate. West Farms. New YORK ~, ~
~ lot A. map ~ Nell Estate, 24th Natd'
Aew York CitT' 90 lot 10. map or HSfrlis
arons Neat agt Alfred Schwartz ct oil tpaI-
'uon s1lD. attorneys. Clocke. X & r..
FLlMPrON AVE. 81 81. - II OF ltUln S-.
-itloo. James Alexander agt MaIsa ' ie'
a1nz q al foreclosure Of mts)i atioiheSS'
ID ST. q. bet 9th and 9th aycs. hno :.
Lcl ~ BIS 1855 Daniel London agt Al
pr j Mace % al action 20 foreclose heh''
attorney. CAM.
GREEN AVE 8 f. 90 n r. OF Mapes ave,
gown a. lot 20. Blk 1888; Daniel London es,
sac l. Albee % al action 10 foIeclose heD'
Atfney. Gdrs
NDDLEOWN RID. s. $40 n " % Mapes
.s. known o. lot IA. Blk $3.50; Daniel Lon
- an Louise Deveau Burke 81 ri 'actioh ~
" lose = l.enl. attorney. j Cans.
,NEBSrER AVE q p. 320.3 n Of 1870 81.
.GN1leJ.2x iueg ~ Nyse ave. ;, 40 !!
~ li5d ~. jOxlOJ. Hans r. Notz agt y =
eosse'msn Co. Ilc. o. al faction 70 appoint
rs.e.fer sp1 prevent cOnFcyanceji attorney )
bfnsntoiz
hbPPfER AVE n rs cor Of 23jth -. COX
-, andrew O. Jung agt Theodore Seimer 81
tE
BECK ST. p. 1OOl y OF Avenue
on. 4ou0o. William u Dewey sgt OstIo
obstruction 10 o. q action 20 fOrcclOae me
izr.cs MfrI. attorney ID - Deufsch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Realty Man a Suicide.

Frederick Nelson. lfty-four years old.
Nno lived with bis aged mother on the
"p hoor Of three story apartment
house al 80. 81 Bedford avenue. Brook
'h' was found dead yesterday, having
p'nnitted suicide by cutting his wrists
40 throat with a safety razor. Nelson
N1s real estate Spectator. lie and his
Noiher formerly lived IN Manhattan.
'n'fs Nelson was in business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE INDEPENDENT STORAGE co,
1917 Sd AVE.

NEW YORK CITY.
TO Messrs. Lehman, Mangefnertin. fucker
mann : T.. Cook J. A. Sanchez. Bernstein,
woodbury., Krinkler. Cole. Weinberg. Dickson.
smith. b. J. Jones Il. Greenberger & Co.,
Aukner Patrick NJ. shea, Danneberg, Mrs.
Calvin. Elma Braune, Msgner, Murphy. Jor-
dan curry, Mathews, Megan. Trainer, Finn,
Mary Kearns, saunders, Selrnann (where the
first name is omitted the same not being known
10 us): You and each OF you are hereby noti-
fled that the time for the payment OF the lien
we hold upon the household goods personal Ell
fects and freight stored by you or for your ac-
count In our warehouse having expired, such
property will be sold at public auction, AT 1917
"a Ave New York City. at 10 \. NJ. on Mon
day. March 23d. 1914. and continue at the same
place until all Of the goods have oeen dis-
pO'' THE INDEPENDENT STORAGE co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
fire Shoulders SIX Weeks.

Engine Company so. %. at HeadQuar-
~ Do East s7th street. answered still
s'A'm yesterday % the Waters Plano
.'npsny plant. so 70 East go street
~ memen put out "a fire. which they
40 han been Fmouiderng since January
Z When the piano factory was burned