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ARRIVED

Steamers DWinsk rus. Archangel Nov J. Shields
. and Halifax Dec 3, % Benhsm & BOyesen, With
10 cabin and 1 Storage passenger and IN ballast.
Bar. midnight. I'm.
Holland America Line. with mdse. Bar II rs
VI Aba. Galveston Dec 2 n the Southern Pa
cihc Co. with mdse Quarantine 1887 m.
Dorothy lBrl, Perth AmbOy 70 Wessel-DuEsl A
Co With ndse. Quarantine. i0S0 m.
Menus. New Orleans. Dec ?. 70 the Southern
Pacific Go, with passengers and mdse. Bar, m.
Princess Anne Newport News aud Norfolk. 10
the Ola Dominion Ss Co. with passengers and miss.
Quarantine II Il M.
Seminole Georgetown $ G. Dec 3. and Whining
ton. y e.. jth. 10 the Clyde IS Co. with passen-
gers and mdse. Quarantine. 4 81 m.
Mama Hsta Baltimore, 20 the New York &
Baltimore Trans Co, with mdse. Quarantine, 332
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk. 20 the Old
Dominion S. Co. With passengers and mdse
City OF savannah. Savannah Dec :. 70 the Ocean
S. co. with passengers and mdse. Quarantine.
MniInocle,. PhiIadelphia. 10 the Great North
ern Paper Co. with paper. vessel 70 II Bull a
Co Quarantine $3.50 M.
Delawau. Philadelphia 70 the CLYDE IS Co.
with mise Quarantine. 1892 D m.
Saratoga Havana. 10 the New York 4 Cuba Mail
IS Co win passengers. malls and mdse. Qusrsn-
CIothilde Cuneo (Norl. Baracoa. to the Cuneo
Importing Co. with fruit. Quarantine. 10 p N.
Antonio Lopez SPAN, Vera Cruz IN Tara
GOA. with passengers and mdse. Highlands. 4o5
Guantanamo (Cubsnl. Cilenfuesos Nov IS and
Havana Dec J. 10 the New York & Cuba Mail rs
Co With ndss Highlands 4.3S m.
SURNAME. Belize Nov 20, Tela p. Puerto Bar
rios Is and Santiago Dec ?. TO the United Frnt
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A. H. COMBS 8 co.
MAKE ASSIGNMENT
Firm Formerly Acted as Brokers
for Jay Gould, Cammack
and Keene.

The suspension Of A. Fl. Combs &
Co., the Stock Exchange firm which IN
its prosperous days acted as brokers
for James r. Keene, Jay Gould and
Addison Cammack, was announced on
the "big board" yesterday. No state
ment of assets or liabilities was given
out by Nelson Olcutt, I'd, Of lis Broad
way, the firms counsel. but he said the
creditors were few and that friendly
settlement would probably be made.
Mr.. Olcutt said the suspension OF his
clients could be traced TO the failure
Of Flower & Co. on July 81. That hrm
owed Combs e. Co. money which 1t
could not collect. Another factor
which made a suspension necessary was
the character of the business done IN
the last two years. The members OF
the firm were what are known in the
Street as "S2 brokers"-that is, they
did not do business direct with the
public, but with other brokers. Conse-
auently the closing Of the exchange cut
off their source of income.
The firm was organized on December
4. 1880. A. II. Combs became a mem
Der Of the exchange on January y, 1859
The other members are Homer A. Lat
tin and H. B. Combs. All three at one
time were members Of the exchange.
The suspension of Combs g. Co. IS
the second announcement by the STOCK
Exchange this week, the first belng
that of j. F. Pierson, Jr, Co.. on
Monday. In the general housekeeping
process incidental 20 the reopening sew
eral other firms may go out OF business
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BUSINESS REVERSES

r rItRsoN. JRs q ICY 80 ...i eG "a
j.. , It,Is'-' ~, g. Il 360. uerrv I 4
BtueNras - ~ t--.it a. If,c,-.. "a Mating
fiuintr' 49, ana t e'G e., Rslrt ty,lf y,ee si1
an 4',is'.,l-i-t N t-'ly-.. candles s-e over
,essd a. tl.e -,t ~ 80 +r.+' ti--T t--.-s
NANHATTAN RIBBON COMPANY.-Peudog
filed against the Manhattan hot2u toimps.5. "a, Vi
El.i -'th ST.. 10y r Nlt''r N A.,-.'ie' tf96
u aiuons'l. sL4yV. aLi l,,-,,.t. ~ Ssr-iisi
kddel Liabilities. SS'''if' ana a''u4i 's'.''
$40 ,s.r ,.,,.,-,.,,.,rp p..i,i.. ff.t .g.f,.. Zoe
JOeLfh 1htLNN ALu I t,..loi '"'i - 49,
sem hfecnNHld, oes.li ,ll,t ..l' 49, tr.t. f.a
az ga stanton ST.. ~ ','leiii 'l I. ,tg.
I'-- ~ ~ 49, r-', ....t III sr- GOA ,gr-ff %
zoo, i 5lI iIa ,,, n.y.. 10 icon receiver 10
g..,'' i,T t.t Ri Anil bad. Mr. Grcrruaid made
wa .t. 1 yith ttreIi-s-s st 30 eartg ou fhe
H., a.. sl..l ,,ere r.rrssefteI Or, Le
esa-ean So,, ~ ,on,f.ostiru notes arc not being
eI4 ga 2, isrye mari of III. s..rts are zone Liza
p"i.' al- " 80 FSa 81, 0so ana al.s-s a. 000
''l, ,si,rfI n SiN-rs r-sri.- nav rartugr in
tbe ann N smith flaiues. dealer iu auto SUPP
plies and accessqr.c.. ~ i''l hl.-i"eS' -'''s'''
Tor the trm - le,n4n h.tr wv s.t-s trct-
nMEh LNtlLLD dlI nA"'l 'ai ~ - b..
hEIlEh. 4 leli.i'.tt >, y 80, t5-g srJ
tle silver e1iipa.''f 4, t,,.t.- .-.,f o., h..
llamlfIecf f'V,. e,Lie5,' H., .o -,,t,.-s a..
S3hNlU ana asserts SI9..-i ~ 49, f'--'' CIV
DalieI H. >htt" e,,,,I1Ttt T.j--icr < Tf.r,-, q
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STATE BANKS CASE TOLD
Entrance Into Federal System
Still in Allowance.

Washington, Dec. s.-The Federal
Reserve Board held its conference to-
day with representatives Of tsate banks
and trust companies to discuss regula,,
tons for their entrance to the federal
system, but failed to reach point
where definite rules TO govern their
admission could be outlined.
The bankers will continue considera-
ton of this matter, and the board prob
ABLY will take it up also with the gov
ernors of the twelve reserve ban Ks on
Thursday and with the federal ad-
visory council at its first meeting, to be
held here probably next week.
Bankers here to-day tentatively
offered one suggestion which did not
meet with great favor among board
members. They proposed that state
banks and trust companies be per
mitted to quit the federal system with
out the process Of liquidation now re-
CURED of banks which give up their
membership.
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DISTRICT COURT.

fposf0-lcs Building
,.i,,.s,-ATCUSTT <. HAND. ].
~ PRTFERRED CAUSES.
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nowntown Business Leases.

weber & Heilbroner. bar u - ,o~ a
f..,s5 fhrough Daniel Birdsall q Co. ,os -, -
ior,, tsrnn of years the store al 80 anu 90
gro,duay. corner Of Leonard -; ...,,,.ri,
Pease & Gilman have leased M. l crsvat
Co,'r.ry. pace al i23 Liberty =. 70 h sea-
. 1870 Coransny. Superior HYGIENE Com
nsny S. Duhrenheimer and Eiia sot tS" Sur.
~ Nas s, I'm 7 NIcGovern. and az 50 Liberty
:, fi6erty Tower building offices 20 1s ,io1
lester Lewis. Secured Holdings Cofpo or al.
James - 10 Daniel =. Moran. White
I ..i,l.,.,.,,i COMPANY and Blair Nathan
csmmann. voorhess a floyd have ,bs t5ird ioit
GcfinAni. ~ 'r,iton ~ southwest corner OF nola
:. IN caniaaeton WIN rutland W yam - .0T 70
tanl lNe 80 ooF located al le9 Pearl s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-09

ti1ts. .si.y cslsnear-LEARNED HAND
!. s's rllsSs7 Ss,' CO krsnspsar Roller
sn,ri lat spray
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

onelal Record and Observation-Disclosures. Dec.
s-The coast storm has passed northeastwsrd 70
the Canadian maritime provinces and the violent
gales Of the last three days on the Atlantic coast
have subsidized Overcast unsettled weather. how
ever continues over the greater part OF the country
and during the last twenty-four hours there were
rains and SHOWS In the Middle Atlantic states and
southern New England. snow IN the Ohio and
middle Mississippi valleys. the plains states and the
ROCKY Mountain region. and rains on the north
Pacific coast and IN the Gulf states. Temperatures
A.. soneuhat lower IN the north central states
the plain, states and the Rocky Mountain region.
and have changed little elsewhere.
There viii be local rains and SHOWS wednesday
and cloudy weather Thursday In tho Middle At
iautic states. and generally fair westher IN New
4, tIe Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys. the
plains states and the region OF the 1teAI LaAes.
generally fair Wednesday and THURSDAY, except
mat rains viii continue IN the North racine states
Tie temperature viii be lower Wednesday ana
Ohio ana middle Mississippi valleys and the south
r1rtion Of the region o. the Great Lakes.
,.l "s fresh TO strong north: Middle Ausntic
moderate variable becoming fresh north south
Atlantic aud East Gulf. moderate northwest. West
C;uT moderate north. upper lakes. strong northern
forecast Tor Special LoealltIss-ss~ YORK and
Southern Mes England, cloudy ard colo" to-day
Tomorrow. partly CLOUDY.
Northern New England. 'ar and colder to-day :
Tomorrow. fair .
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvanif. Delaware:
MARYLAND and the District q Columbia, cloudy and
colder. with probably snow furries today; To-
western Pennsylvania, snow to-day; tomorrow.
Virginia. cloudy and colder to-day: tomorrow.
fair. -, - .,,. .. a..
West virginia. snow or rain ard colder today;
TO- morrow, cloudy.
Local omeIsl hsserd.-The following oHeal record
from the Weather Bureau shows tie changes In
the temperature for the last tWenty-iour hours. IN
comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHLPS

/ EnsiEn L D. PICKERING. detached Nebraska
sq5ssoa . $ TAYLOR. detached Illinois; to
Chief Slsehinis. z. J. KoRTE. transferred TO re-
Chief Carpenter NJ PATE. detached navy yard.
Norfolk, % Tallah,ssee.
MARINE CORPS.
Lieut. Col l. Il NOSES. 70 command mnin.
esrrse0. Nrs York. uDoz arrival In United
Ma. {. $. HILL. 70 Is, Brigade. marin. barracks.
Ma R n. DUNLAP and c.pt. R. o UNDER
WOOD. detached marine barracks. Philadelphia
70 marine barracks. Annapolis.
Capt =. ?. FoRTsoN. detached Is. Brigade: TO
Capt. c. c. CAMPBELL. detached marine osr-
racks. New York; 70 marine barracks. Annapolis.
Fist Il.ai,. Z. II. BRAiSARD ard I; 5.
lst Brigade marine barracks. Philadelphia.
fiI:t Lieut. r s kLYsER: detached language
First Lieut. H. NJ BUTLER. detached marine
barracks. New orleans: % New York.
F ss L s.la5s . SToTE sd s / G4wS DE-
iaehed lst Brigade: to Marine Barracks. Annsp-
Fist Lieuts. V. l. MORRISON and s. p. BUDD.
detached Marine Barracks. Philadelphia: TO
Marine Barracks, Annapolis
Second Lieut.. y. s y ERsKINE, detached Marine
Barracks. Philadelphia. 70 Marine BarscS'
Second Lieut.. D B. ROBIN. detached Marine Bar
ie-hts .NNtlNlhs q. Aall.t
Second Lieut.. +. 7. MARTIN. detached Virginia;
10 Isl Brigade Marine Barracks. Philadelphia.
Second Lieut.. r. T. HOYT. detached Louisiana; 70
lst Brigade, Marine barracks. Philadelphia
Second Lieut.. n j. SMITH detached New Hamp-
shire; 70 lst Brigade. Marine Barracks, Philadel-
seeoad Lieut.. c. D. BARRETT. detached New Jsr-
SCI. 20 Marine Of1cers' School. Norfolk
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Dec s-Burso A. San Francisco
Dec 7-Mackonzie al Tampa: Buffalo a. Mare Isl
and: Jason az Genoa.
SAILED.
Dec. 6-New orleans. from Sallna Cruz FOR Corin'o.
Dec. buffalo. from san Francisco for Mac Isl
and. YorkfoVu. from La Pas for MaLatlan.
Fulton commissioned az naSy yard, Boston, and
Neptune commissioned al navy yard Norfolk.
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SUMMONSES.

SUPREME COURT-PACLINA BENEs. PLAIN
tin. ". Peter Benes. Decentralization for
absolute divorce. IriAl desired IN New lork
County-TO the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned 70 answer the
complaint IN this action. and to serve copy q
your answer on the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service Of this summons er
elusive Of tie day OF service and IN case Of your
failure 20 appear. answer judgment will be
taken against you BY default FOR the relief demand
D,,.d New YORK November IS 1915
JOSEPH Prayer. Attorney for PLAINTIFF once
aud T. o. Address. 800 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. City 81 New YORK.
TO Peter Benes: Tie foregoing summons Is served
upon you By publication. pursuant 70 an order o.
he Hon Vernon 81. Davis. a Justice q the SUI
preme Court New YORK County. dated the 10Th day
" November, 1914, and duly fled. together With
the complaint IN the ofice q The County Clerk u
New York County. al the County Court House in
the Borough % Manhattan, New York City, 90 The
alst day Of November, 1910
Dated New York. November a. 1914
JOSEPH PRACER Attorney for Plaintiff sos
Broadway. New York. y. Y.
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From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. December 8
AnhfN


Washington. December 8.
ARMY
Col JOHN T. CHAMBERLAIN. inspector general.
70 school q Fire for Field ARTILLERY. Fort sill.
Col HARRY r. HoDGEs. Corps o. Eng. from
Panama Canal January ]. 70 Washington.
FoIoving officers relieved from Assignment regiments
Indicated. % taFe effect March I. 1915.
Lieut.. col CLARENCE r. DENTLER. First Leuts.
PRANK 2. BURT and EDGAR / FIELD and
Maj JANIS u DEAN. 18Th IN. Capt LoCH,
LIN ". CAFFEY 18Th lnf
MAJ TRUMAN o. MURPHY. 10Th Inf. detailed
IN adiutsnt generals department. 70 duty as ad-
Ma IoHN. L. HINES adj gen. to duty . i'd.
MAJ Arthur THAYER. .7th Cav. detailed n
quartermaster corp vice MAJ IRA L. FREDEN-
Ma FL Ei.iDWARD \. Jones'. Jr. General star. 70
Governors Island for temporary duty
Retirement O Ma IRA J., FREDENDALL. guar
fcrruastef corps. announced
Capt EDWIN A. HICKMAN. signal corps. from
0nlee chief signal ofirsr. Dec. % 70 Texas city.
fo- duty in aeld and 70 assume command oi
telegraph company b. signal corps Iort Leav-
euwortn designated as Capt hICkMANs per
CsW PRANK s. ARMSTRONG. from detail in
FIST Lieut.. a. EIIIcoTr BROWN. is;h Inf.
from Rutgers Scientific school. New Brunswick.
y J.. 90 iis regiment
FIRST Lieut. HENRY A NfEYER. j.. lo,h Cav.
Leaves o.; absence. Capt. ROBERT u. slLlMAN,
inf.. two months: Mai CLEMENT c, Witt
COMB. med. corps. ono month upon relief from
present duties. second Lieut.. WHlTM0N r.
CONOLLY. 2ith luf. two months upon arrival
iu United States.
NAVY.
Rear Admiral REGINALD F. NICHOLSON. de-
tached all duty Co home.
Commander r. h. CRANK. detached Na1A War
College. 20 navy recruiting station. Nov York.
Lieut.. Com. ?. r. McCRARI. detached speclal
duty. Crawford. England; 70 temporary duty,
t,- - n spAt-FoRD resirns,ion s.-
ceptod 10 take efect Dec 10.
Lieut. s HOOPER detached assistant 20 naval
attachf. London. England. 70 temporary duty,
Navy Department
York
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The Bronx.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Tran.f,r, and Asslenments.-Dec. 80 d. Il.
fr,r precincts indicated. sergt. j. =. bf.ehn .t.
4-d: Ptmu J. Quinn. 5ih vSIibs IS> A9 sf,t
!. s,,d,reii i52d. L. Herman. 9Th: 5. G. NJ Lore
i-,f. II Cssev 4Zd: j. Pess0lauo. s0Lh; }. W. nm
It, ~ lsGtl from NJ D.. T. 4. Zimmerman, 70
l65th. from l6sth J. lumphries TO lS,in, from
r,,,a, r Al Drum. 10 BOTH from l6jth o. G. 7.
i,-4.r IN I8-fh from lj6th. Temporary assign
-1.rt.LTi-ut T. T. walsh. 43d. 10 command Sls,'
To- DAYS. pee = Sergt, ~ l. Walsh "a. 70 s''n;
~ d1,s Der "a. T. }. Werdsnn. 5th; to sytl, y
'.,e Dec 10. G. Forre. I'd. 70 j, y !. Ieys'
h.. 10. w. T. Falace. 59th. 20 on ]. p ~ days,
ne 10. d. McGIl. 40th. deslsI1tea aS s'tLls
r. 4 Tnrsnd 2d and p. G.. ResHn o5in' 70 u; D.
Ia A. Dec o. d. Case. J9tl. 20 D. r.. 10 dsys'
a.. ~ To Training School from commands lhdl-
r,tel : dave Dec 8. j. Casey "a L; slc L,y
ough 65th. Wischc1rink t.tn n Il n1 Trsy
"a. a. g. q Rsury 6jth: J.. r. Rodmsn. oNth' y. -
r,..e..1ra f-ttL: J. ID. Fraser. -1]tht ,. - ls.e
r-.-t. a.. 1 J. Cannon. b. Is. u. SQUAD AGING
Leaves OF Absenc. with payl-tapt. w, ~. SUI
Le9s5' " IN dsvs. Dec s. balance Of vacation .
iao rs-I pflmn. j. NJ O'Brien. l4th; DAY l Dee
4. 81 1 Tirhe Goth 8 days. Dec. - ), O- sum
van 9qfb ] day Dee. -. w. &. DecA9,, 'ytH' y
yy, H., l5i DAYS Dee 7; L. J.. Hoffman 80
= I'r H.. lG. j. N Carey. S9th. DAY; D,-. y
/ II NieC4rfIIv If4th. day. Dec. II y 1ioi.-
! tg,h I dsy. Dec g. r T. Gleason 10 iss'l, Il
Dee DO. q b. kuhn. l5lth DAY D''- = %
saelies,lor, Tor Full Pay Lpprowd-Ptmn; w ~ ~
pfsirer. gist. July ~. Aug q, sept anu o..
G. D. Potter. sd. from No,. 10 NJ l. Alur-
$50 isa.b from NOV 50. during disability r. =.
itieiIer 10th. from Nov. % 20 Dec. = n
White l6Sh from sept. J 70 Nc'. r,..,,lio
smythe. l7lsf. from NOV 10 No.. ~, III 80
ION l. D.. from oct. 20 10 Nov. D. al '''N
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WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported 81
the Custom House, for the week enaea
December amounted TO SZO'Ool, a.
against s17,2s4,5O3 in the previous
week and s16, 769, 42S in the correspond
ing period last year. Since January l,
$3.50. s22, 1896, against S8l7,929,so4 IN the
corresponding time last year.
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SAILED.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Manchester Dec Bowie tBrl, New YORK. -,
Liverpool. Dec T--Frsnconia (Brl, New forA VIA
HsinaJ. 49,.
SAILED.
G, 1bo1as. Dec 7. IL o m-Korona (Br) Nroni
Demersral. New York.
PASSED.
Dunseness, Dec s-Sew York tDutch. tinkl' Ne"
York for Rotterdam -. v,...,.
Lizard Dec T-NatsnBss, New York Tor RotteTdsm
sfh Chiraxo Fri New York for Hayre.
Dover, Dec s-El Paso, New York for Gothsnonfs
Fastnet Dec s--New York City (Br), New iofA Ioi
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FIRE RECORD.

,t ts s.v.rfb az. J. J smith: triinF
l0-ie7 h. sOth ST. ". Bergen $50
81 m, ~, ,frs d.
.1u-I0Zf Tiffany ~. Tie bl'NA'
I .rivorl,sy as and i7ith st.. Pittsburgh Con-
stmcil0l Co trihins. go, - Central
O0-St Nicholas ar and lo-d ST. - =
oo-s6s II i0ei a.. A Fsdo. trinias ,.,,,o,,,
M az simpson So The Bronx HhAnV'" 10
20 ~ Iir.t sv.. J. Schart. trifins.
.lo-rs 4 l0qth b.. j. FEEDER. tnhlLs
~ fqq canal 49, Nash a Jones. trihhs-
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e1o5 600 New Jersey Deal.

rot, II sherman bought from the Moore,
ei,,,Dr realty Holding Corporation 80 an an
SO Bersenns sv Mss, Ns s7.i n@A also SO
,,t ,"iy -, tf,ro and 3sf Newark 81, hobo-
~ n store building. axis. The ransac-
M, Involved about 100000.
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SHERIFF'S AUCTION SALE.

DANIEL GREENwALD. sherin's Auc,ionecr. seiii
this day. Wednesday, December 9Th al 10 10
A ~. At 1917 Mercer Street, by virtue Of GER
tain writ OF execution. lie auto horns, = Oh ndi
Gators for Ford Cars. Auto Presto Lights. TN
derFOod Type~ ritter. ~ keco Motor Cycle Horns
Presto Lisht In case boxes o. auto sup
plies.
MAX =. GRlFENHAGEN. sheriff.
T. HOLZINGER. Deputy sheriff.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon JohE
P. Cohalan. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York, dated September ~. 1914. no
tiee is hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Emma Marcy Raymond.
late OF the County OF New York. deceased,
70 present the same, with vouchers there
OF, TO the subscribers. at their place Of
transacting business, at the ONCE Of r. A.
* c. Z. Heydt, 2 Rector Street, City Of
New York. on or before the zenith day Of
April. nineteen hundred and fifteen next.
Dated. New York, the 10Th day Of Sep
TENDER. 1914.
ABRAHAM GRUBE2 and
WILLIAM s. HASKELL.
Temporary Administrators Of the Estate
Of Emma Marcy Raymond. deceased
II. A & G. Z. HEYDT.
Attorneys for Temporary Administra-
tors. No. 2 Rector Street. Manhat-
tan. New York City.
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BROOKLYN Plots Sold.

Harry - Davis has sold ~. 'o5s o,
ocean PARKWAY. near West tirsi race =
brighton Beach. 20 Lewis D arc arc Au .,, -,
s,g,b A. Richn rdson. and Two and one,hai :
ict. ans a dwelling adjoining 10 Lizzie J.
waugh
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER /
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Dsst;n.tiou and steamer $50 pm.
Japan. Corea China via Seattlel-Ah Maru Dec 10
Hawaii Via San co)-Wilhelnins.. Dec III
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. china Philippines via
san Frsnciscol-Teuyo Maru. Dec IA
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MEETINGS.
THE wOMAN's HOSPITAL IN THy
STATE OF NEW WORK

IOsth street and Amsterdam Az
The hfty-nlnth annual meeting OF the
Woman's Hospital will be held at the
Hospital on Thursday afternoon. December
10th. at $3.50 o'clock. Addresses will be
made BY the Rev. Wilton Merle Smith
d. D. and Dr. James 81 Taylor. President
Emeritus, Nassar College. All are invited
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Go. with II passengers. mails and ndse. Bar s'''
/
Dee g to the Standard OF Co. with crude OIL
Lv moi rs Shields Lids Nov ls to Winchester
Ese.loaa 1BrS. Psrta Ansoy. to the Inter
Transport Co. in ballast. Let ouArantins II Ia
Ancona ItaD. Phiisdslphis Dec T. 20 fairfield.
solarl Co with 70 cabin. s5e s,eerase pASsel
gers and ndss IN transit. Leit ous-sntins IL
America uiaD. Genoa Nov q ar; Naples IS 70
fairfield. SolAri Co, with q hrst, 10 SECOND
cabin sud ioi s,eerase psssensers malls and mdse'
s.Iaola. Por, nmcn Nov 30 and Havana Dec ;.
70 the United Fruit Co, With II pAssensers mans
Momus. New orleans Dec p 70 the Southern Pa
eiGc 60. with Passengers and mdse. Len Vuafsh-
Jolsndo al G,orso CNorl. Port Morani and
Kingston Dec and Port Antonio 2. to the Ansntie
FrS.i Co. wiz, Y ndsc ., Bar Y Y 80 ,n,,o Dec
to the New York and Cuba Mail IS Co. with "a
passengers mails and mdse Bar. IN VA,
den. IN ballast Bar. l 80 p m.
Il Cid. New Orleans Dec ). 10 the southern Pa
eihs 80 with raS S I Is S q p6ses u.a,
and May .gusE 30 and san Juan Dec l. 10 the Bun
Insulsr Line. with mdse Bar. m.
to ssnderson 4 Son. with mdse. Bar p N;
sesursnca. santiago Nov "a. Havana Dec ! and
Nassau 3 TO the New York and Cuba Mail IS 60,
with "a passengers. malls and mdse Bar. i:2o p m.
RochAinbeau (Fr). Hsvro Nov 20. 70 the French
Line. with passengers. mails and mdse. VuSfAh-
tine. 7 D m.
Huron Jacksonville Dec and Charleston 5. 70
the clyde IS Co. with passengers. and mdse' S1A-
antine. 7:l5 m.
sandy Hook j. Dee 8 . 80 . u--Wind north
northeast, fresh breeze showing and thick rousn
sea.
SAILED.
Steamers jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News .
IenApe Charleston and Jacksonville; Lsmors
(ssed), Copenhagen. Drowning Olga tNorl, Puerto
Plata: Mama Hata Baltimore. Duca degh Abru1zi
UtaD Naples; jefferson. Norfolk and Newport
News. Madonna lFrl. Marseilies via Prosiasenos
PATHS Greek. Piraus: Genstrae tBrlt GortlAhd.
Ne. Paenee Philadelphia Europa tltal). Naples
Welsh Prince Obj, La Psllice: II sud- Galveston :
CftV o. - To,fs
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swerlin Ekyu II $40
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passed Tor the day;
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FIFTH e. DUNLAP.-ln pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. John ?. Cohalsn, a surro-
,sro ~ the County Of New York. Notice Is
fereby given 10 all persons having claims
arslnst Edith c. Dunlap. late Of the County
~ New York. deceased, 70 present the same
,,,tr vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at
rs Mace Of transacting business, No. l7S
t3~oadWay. In the City OF New York, on or
brfors the It'll day OF April, next
Dated. New York. the Zlst day OF septem-
Der 1914 80. $500, -.
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM
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Attorneys Tor Executor,
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Borough 81 Manhattan.
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