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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
FRANK DETECTIVES
DENY CONTEMPT
Burns and Aid Sent Woman Wit.
ness Away to Help Justice,
They Say.
tBy Telegraph to TIL. Tr.bun. ]


Atlanta. May 15.-Declarins that they
acted on the advice of Reuben Arnold and
Luther Rosser. counsel for Leo Frank
both Dan Lehon and William ]. Burns to-
day made answer to the contempt of
court charges growing out OF their action
in spiritlng out of Georgia Annie Maud
Carter. witness In the case.
Lehon sets out that when he first saw
Annie Maud Carter she was in the office
OF Attorneys Herbert and Leonard Haas.
and that she had just made the affidavit
i'm the Frank case and was expressing
fear that when the fact became known
that she was a witness for Frank she
woulc lie subjected to violence or coercion
or Imprisonment by the city detectives,
and they Burns and Lehon) had TO guar
antee that she would be protected before
she signed the affidavit.
They further said they believed that
justice would be helped by sending the
woman out of town. Any intention of
contempt of court was denied
The answer set out that nothing beyond
the expenses of the woman was paid her.
Judge Hill had intended hearing the case
to-day, but on account of a sudden indis-
position he postponed the hearing until
some time next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts
of more than 500 were filed YESTERDAY
the first name being that Of the debtor
Bermsn. Samuel. Frankel ct al. 1855 20
Brewster. Ulysses p and William ID
u. Doyle et al. ;l,2sl -.
Blumenstock Samuel 90 California Wine
Association. Se34 s..
Coutant. Margaret B.--J. G. Mason; 1854 -
Calhoun. David-A. II. Levy: s26a q.
Crabtree. John H.-H i. pickle; Si9a 81.
FRANKIE. Hugo-John steneck sons
FeinberS. Samuel-H. Frucht: 1904 81.
Fitzgerald. Lulu, and Edward Rosen-
heimer-A sharkey; s4o5 Of.
Frankel, Maurice-Northern Bank OF y
Pagan. Arthur F. and Arthur S. Giun-
People. etc. $1,000
Same Same: 500
Goldberger. Freim s and Esther SD. L.
Giendening, Frederick VS.. Shapiro
1874 &C.
Hamilton. Schuyler and Virginia Ma
Falvary; $40 %.
Hampton. Schuyler s.-W. Il. Woods
Ireland. John De. Bunker: sos 80
Innocence, Ferrero-G ". Faber, Inc.
1929 80.
Klein. Jacob f.. and Leon Greenfeld-B
Davis; 1851 o.
Lynch. Thomas FIX. Purcell; s2.755N.
Laura. Anthony-D. l.. Korn; 1904 q.
Morris. Richard-D. Hederi: 1927 81
Machat Nathan-Ilg Electric Nentilatins
Co. S3i5 81.
Merritt. Henry C.-M. 4. Cooper: 3? O5o a.
OvertOn. Myron &c. {. Sibey ct Al.
Posaner. LIzzie-M. Nader: 1896 s5
Rice. Jacob-A. Wolpin; 1855 r.
Rudd, Joseph. adm.-C. Boese; costs and
Reiter. Lues-United States Fastener Co.
5000
sobel Max-A. L. Kass; s2o72l.
Slomka. Mathilda-L. Loewenheim: s2H IS
Townsend. James TN w. Northrup
AiIenhurst Auto Van Col Werner
$3.50 81.
Broad Realty Goa. L. Merriam; g., so3 81
Same-Same; s., s23 81.
Samoa. j. Leon; s. 923 81.
Harry Samuels Bros. Inc.-J. Halperin e'
al: s25s %
ORC Grande Mines Co-Corn Exchange
Bank; s113 "a.
Paul J. EXner Co. and Paul J. Exner-
l'iske e Co Inc: 1895 IS.
Van Houten & Ten Brock Col. Levy
1928 IS.
The Bronx.
Broad Realty Ca. J. Leon. s2e25 81
Same-Same: s2.sr33t.
Same-Same. S9.9e3 81.
Bedell. Edwin-M A. Langbein. extx.;
1886 IS.
Di Jorio. Jchn-N. Frasale; $3.50 70
Di Cristoforc. Augelo-W. H. Farley
commissioner: Sl.S2097
Epstein. Norris-H NJ Goldsteini
1911 so.
Goldberc, Louis F.-N. Matthews
1868 Of.
Globe. Maxim S.. Shapiro: sos IS.
LamberGer. Edward, sylvia LemberSer
Reginald Schencle and Remsen Schemes
r. Hart: IS, 497 Il.
Napolis. Edward 81. Ia Spina; s2f7 o.
Serritella. Nincenzo. and William Van
AntWeTp-D. De Filippo; s226 50.
Schober, Max F.. and Marie f. Schober
r. Schneider: sf2S AZ.
Nerschleiser. Harry-R. A. Rosenzweig
sara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
BUSINESS REVERSES

JOHy ]. MITCHELL COMPANY; pun
fishers and printers, Al West 10Th ST
Petition filed by Jesse s. Epstein for
William L. Morck, $1,000; Rudolph \.
Baker. s. 900; Samuel J.. Kern. $1,000
Judce Mayer appointed Frederick w.
st0 o00 Liabilities said 10 be 100000
gooi assets from $50 900 TO $1,000. Liza
ELITES TO banks said TO amount to
IBSGiIHINE-MLAUGHLGN COMPANY,
chuch goods. 81 Barclay ST Judge
blanchard, Supreme Court, appointed
William 4. Shields receiver in proceed.
nv Gustave u. Bohne. president, and
Narv s Bohne. secretary; bond, 1000.
liabilities. s3l,136; nominal assets. Sod'-
GEORGE II. sHUMAN. electrical CON
tractor l3 East goth St. filed schedules
which show liabilities, sl,229; assets
Titus RoETTGER. 3. c and South
81 formerly hotelkeeper. hled petition
N,ith liabilities. s24.S12; assets. sis1.
largest creditor is Peter Doelger Brew
ing Company. Inc. sl3.l6l.
THE ALICE NECKWEAR COMPANY
aaron Solomon. fys broadWsN' Scheu
ules show liabilities, s2O623; assets
Sa a'SSiFRIcAN DESIGNING AND RE
pEoDUCING COMPANY. INC. White
81 Petition filed by Harry y. Rosen,
s. 900 Assets estimated at GOO:
ALERT CONSTRUCTION COMPANf.
builder and real eS's aisd ~ yoc Tiamaa
Mcdowell. $3.50: James :. Driscoll, s+oo'
Carsten II. T. Bohlen. $500. Assets es-
'sAMtJEL PEARL. shoe dealer, 2so
Monroe ST. Petition filed BY Endicott'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
N. P. ASSENTS COME IN
Company's Interests Believe
Extension Plan Will Succeed.

Ii 10 Yesterday about 10000 Of Mis-
\osd Pac.fc's s25Oco.0OO one year per
cent notes. maturing June !. had been
deposited with the Union Trust Company
shieh is trustee for the issue. This was
considered by interests closely associated
with the company as an excellent lndi-
cstion OF the success Of the extension
pan announced last week. May % Is the
asst DAY upon which the notes may be
deposited. after which it will be deter
mined whether the extension can become
operative.
The negotiations by the Missouri PACING
With Kuhn. Loeb & Co. for a broad imam
cal plan have reached the stage where
an announcement may be expected within
a few days. The bankers. If was said
viii make definite proposal OF the
amount OF new securities which they are
wiling 10 undcrwrite. and then the rail-
roads directors VIII act. The company
wants assurances not only that 1t can
iepend upon the bankers TO finance It's
alter requirements, but also that they
gill take care Of the June notes should
they be extended for another year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister Ia this column by teiephonlng
Beekman 5000.

Drygoods. etc.
CHICAGO Marshall Field & Co; J Mckinley.
drysoods; 100 Worth NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & zimmerman;
Bornstcin piece goods Broadway Central
SCRANTON-Hsgen a Wagner Co; W N ma
gen. drygoods. notions, furnishing goods and
ladies' ready wear. Navarro
ST ALBANs NT-Nilard Mfg 60: Il Will
son. piece goods. ~ Bway.
SYRACUSE " Edwards a. Sons; D New
man. rygoods BroZtell
CIosks. Suits. women's Wear. etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Skirt Co; saltz'
dresses: ilsi Bvay
CLEvELAND--Hslls Bros Co; l. l. Price,
waists. go Fifth ave.
DIES MOlNES-F Brody & Sons: Brody'
hosiery. underwear, sweaters and notions
Clsridge
ELMIRA.'N Y-s F Iszsrd co; \ u Brooks,
ladies' ready to wear: 3i5 Fourth ave
HARTFORIt-C $ Hills < 90; r. Nedder, u,
and Mrs Fslk. ladies' ready 10 wear; Latham.
MlDDLETONN. CONN., II Bunce Co; p
Hermann. suits. coats; rs spring st
PITTsBURGH-Boggs a Bull; VI Kern, knit
underwear; 81 " 26th 81.
pRONIDENCE-H l. Jacobs; X l. Jacobs ana
r keigmsn, ladies' ready 10 wear car
ST LOUIs-Gsrlsnds Miss X Woods. suits
and waists. - East 26th st. Cumberland.
Millinery. Laces, Notions. etc.
BosToN-G r Fisk & Co. F James, mil
lnery: 62l Bway.
CLEVELAND-H & Co; l. Harrins-
ton. millinery; York
Observation-Disclosures Turner Millinery CO.
/ Pennington. millinery; e2l Buay.
LOUISVTLLE-D Baird & son; W Baird
millinery. 81 Bway
MINNEAPOLfS-Bra Bros. Brad
shaw. ladies' hats. 62l Broadway.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. Elizabeth Kelly. Plaintiff. assins,
Annette Pascal. ct al. Defondsnts.-ln pur-
susnce OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the tn
day OF May 1914. I. the undersigned. the
referee In said judgment named, will sell
~ public suction, at the Exchange Sales
room. No f4-l6 Vesey Street. in the Bor
orgn OF Manhattan, City OF New York, on
ths 9th day OF June. 1914. az IL o'clock noon
that Gay. b. Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer.
the premises direc ed By said judgment 10
be sold. and therein described az follows:
All that lot OF lard In the city ana County
Of New York with the buildings thereon.
being ono Of SO lots surrounding the Park
mentioned and referred to IN a certain deed
Of the conveyance Of said Park from samuel
y. RugRles and wife 10 Charles Augusta
Davis and others. Trustees. dated December
18th, 1891 and recorded with the map
thereto annexed IN the once Of the Register
Of tho County Of New York. on December
20th, 1881 which said lot hereby intended
said map is laid down and designated BY the
Number Forty-threc and which according 20
said map is bounded ana described as fol-
lowe.
Beginning At point On the Northess,.rly
side OF Twenty first Street. distant two hun
dred and ten feet. six inches Northwestern
side OF Tpenty-hrst street and the North
westerly side OF Third Avenue and which
said point is at or Immediately IN front Of
Noftheasteriy parallel Win Third Ayenu..
and part or the way through the centre OF
said party wall. ninety-ciaht feet. nina
inches TO the centre line OF tn. block. thence
Northwostery along tho centre line Of the
block twenty feet. SIX inches. thence South
westerly. parallel with Third Avenue. ninety
eight feet nine inches TO tho Northessterly
side OF Twenty-frst Street and thence South
easterly along the Northeasterly side Of
Twenty-hrst Street twenty feet six inches %
the point OF beginning. Said premises being
row known by the Street Number 1871 East
list street. and being those which are con
yeyed TO said party OF the FIRST part BY Mary
Josephine Conway ExecutriX under tho
Last WEI and Testament of John r Con-
way, deceased, b. deed dated May end. 1912,
ana recorded in the once ~ the Register ~
the county OF New York. in Liber l76. sec
tion Of Conv,yances. page 1874
Dated, New York May 18th. 1914
ALFRED STECKLER. Jr.. Referee
CORBlTT & STERN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
so Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
The following IL diagram ~ the property
70 be sold; the street Number Is 1877 East
2lst Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-German~ Kahn and ano az execu-
tors, &c. plaintiffs. against Marie Frank ana
others. defendants
and sale, duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 18Th dsy
OF March, 1914. ]. the undersigned. tae referee
IN said judgment named. will sell a. pubic
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom Nos -
is Nesey street. In the Borough OF Manhatt
city OF New York. on the ith day OF Juns
1914 az II o'clock noon on that day. By Joseph
=. Day auctioneer. the premises directed BY
said judgment 10 be sold. and therein described
as follows:
All that certain lot pec. or parcel 60 land.
with the building and Improvements thereon
erected. situate, lying and being IN the Borough
and described as follows: Beginning a. a point
on the northerly line Or West TWenty-fourth
street AZ the centre Of party wall distant two
hundred and eghty-three t2s3D feet and four a.
inches westwardly from the westerly line %
seventh Avenue: and running thence north
wardly. AZ right angles 20 Twenty-fcurth Streef
partly through the centre OF said party wall.
eighty 800 feet, thence westwardly. and par
allel with Twenty-fourth Street. sixteen lO
feet and eight 80 inches to land OF the Mayor.
Aldermen and Commoralty ~ the city OF New
York: thence southwardly. along said last men
toned land and parallel With Seventh Avenue.
eighty eD feet 10 the northerly side II Twenty
fourth Street; and thence eastvsrdly. along
said northerly side II Twenty-fourth Street
sixteen Gs) feet eight 81 inches 70 the place
Dated New York. Nav nth. 1914
EDWIN II. UPDiKE.
Referee.
EUGENE COIN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
n Broadway. Manhattan. New York city.
The following - a diagram ~ the property
10 be sold. It's street number IS y west 2ita
street.
IVES, 18Th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
WIFE ACCUSED OF MURDER
Charged with Shooting Hus-
band and Firing Building.

Louisa. Va, May l5.-Mrs Victor HAM,
widow OF a young merchant, shot 10
death in his home at Green Spring on
April Is. was indicted to-day for murder
by a special grand jury.
Mrs. Hall. who was in the Courthouse
having been arrested on a bencn war
rant issued by Judge Shackleford' pro-
tested her innocence. She was released
ON s. 900 bail. Judge Shackleford granted
hail on condition that she leave Louisa
County
The Indictment charges that Mrs. Han
shot her husband while he was IN peu
on the morning of April 10. The prosecu-
ton contends she killed her husband oe-
cause he threatened TO expose her LOT
setting fire to the store Of W. X. Dun
KUN. a competitor. She declared that
burglar shot her husband.
The grand jury will be called upon 10
investigate the burning Of Dunkum
store on April IS, the destruction oy nre
Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad sta
ton at Green Spring and two attempts
to burn down the Hall home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
PLANS APPEAL TO
FREE BOUCK WHITE
Woman Attorney Wins Right, but
Clerical Client Must
STAY in Jail.

Agitators were quiet on the whole yes
terday, although the flow OF words ran
in the usual copous quantities.
The Rev. Bouck Whites counsel, MISS
Bertha Rambaugh. obtained from Judge
Malone i'm General Sessions the right TO
appeal from the sentence which put her
client on Blackwells Island for rioting
at the Calvary Baptist Church. The ap-
peal will be heard in week or ten days
Milo Harvey Woolman, arrested at the
same time and also sent to the work
house, made public yesterday a denial
OF the statement of Magistrate Campoell
that he allowed his wife, who Is or has
been waitress, to support him. HIS
mother occasionally sends him money.
Amos r. f. Pinchot also wrote let
ter. He sent his to Mayor Mitchell pro-
testing against the sentences given the
church rioters not only as unjustiiiable
and inhuman, but uncivilzed.
Alexander Berkmsn sent letter 10
editors announcing that at to-days meet
ing in Union Square the Anti-Mllltarist
League would take up the challenge oil
the Mayor implied in his orders for Wig
tators.
one thousand people crowded the Tenn
pie of Labor, at "a East sith St, last
night TO honor Mother" Jones. Inc
meeting was held under the direction OF
the Central Federated Union. and among
the speakers were the unions president
lanes r. Holland: James Cannon, the
Colorado strike leader; Melinda Scott,
president OF the Womens Trades Union
League; Hugh Franey and Mother
Jones.
While she was denouncng the Rookie
fellers. the elder one was resting from
strenuous day experimenting the plans
tor the erection of new entrance 10 MS
Pocantico Hills estate. lie expects TO
paw thousands Of dollars for the entrance
AIS son has not been seen in TarrytoWn
for ten days.
This is all for yesterday. To-days an
other day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
WILLS FILED

J. EUGENE MARS, Maroh 19), about $500
real estate: 10 Alice Mars, wife. Rutus Put
nam LivermOre, atty.
BERNARD WEINBERGER Dan. a. value
OF real estate and personal unknown; TO Su-
same Weinberger wife. Newman Ne"Gass
attys. - , -.
FLORENCE HtLDRErH Aprh j.; value
real estate unknown: $4,000 personal; FLOR
ence II. Fischer. daughter. house and grounds
al Waterford Conn, furnishings Of house
watch and chain and one-third Of residue
Violet Victoria Hyams. daughter, two pieces OF
diamond ieweiry and one-third OF residur q.
Mary n. Steinman. daughter one-thrd OF resi-
due William h. Bristow. atty.
MARIA BARCOCK April 2ll $500 personal
10 Almira s. Babcock sister. walter IL Bun
nell. atty. --. -, 80,
CHARLES T. HAVILAND Dan. 49,; per
G. nal property: waite unknown: TO Florence
uaViland wife John NJ. Rider. atty.
WILLIAM J. SKILLMAN Feb. III; Si.oo-
personal TO children and grandchildren. Jonh
r. Van Horne. atty.
ADAM DALTON G'eh. o.: $50 personal; 70
sydney Dalton Bernstein & Lewis, attys.
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o..,ers Subscribe for $685.
m 0O.OOO Issue Twice
Over by Noon.
opEsIDENT WILLARD
EXPLAINS THE PLAN
o.,,,ss That Issue Is the Fore
runner of a Broad Finan-
cial Scheme.

hat investors are keen for the
~ securities Of railroads whose
is stiu eood was furnished yester'
w., ,hs purchase by Kuhn. Loeb &
"a spcyer & Co. or an issue Of
~ N, one-year AZ per cent notes OF
e,lt;rore 4 Ohio Railroad Company.
Bankers announced the purchase
~, go o'clock. and before noon the
-s.,,piion books we're closed. Tho
-. - Of the subscriptions from deal
Gas about S0Wocco. or twice the
.-spt Of the issue.
I. connection with the sale OF the
-. Daniel Willard. president of the
..ri,,ore II Ohio. announced that while
,roceeds would cover the system s
-, requirements a broad financial
.s.y is IN preparation which will ef-
...N,lv care for the compsnys addi-
I'd future needs.
mis- plan" said Mr.. Willard, will
.s.s,v take the form Of general
..traee. combining in a single indenture
= ~ the properties OF the system. in
ding the company's Chicago and New
w terminals. and in addition TO pro
-s-r for existing Indebtedness. will
-,gs ample provision for additions 10
- and facilities which may be found
i. n necessary from time TO time in the
sure.
With this I'M view the company has
n- some time past been proceeding with
\. MITIGATION of its various properties
-. corpauv recently took over the di-
-, ownership Of all its lines in West
T-si,is. and has combined the principal
.-onsrties i'm Pennsylvania in a single
.-,osnv known as the Baltimore X
,.,o Railroad Company in Pennsylvania
+. & expected that these arrangements
IN have been completed in the near
-f.re and IL was. therefore, deemed IN
.i-issb,e al this time 10 arrange for
,.7porsrv needs for more than one year.
me new AZ per cent notes. which Will
,,,.-e June /. 1915. were offered by the
.,ssers AZ par. with no commission Tor
s,lers. for delivery about June /. The
needs will he used 10 retire S2e"9'Wp
~Avear per cent notes, due July l.
"a and for improvements. These notes
,s-e sold BY kuhn. Loeb q CO. anu
,,.ver & 90. last year on a basis TO yield
I. per cent. as compared with AZ per
r,t for the present issue. The changed
sndltion Of the money market accounts
Or the difference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of- Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers

ROCHESTER, y Y-Dury, Powsrs Co. WIFE
Van Auken. notions: 90 W S5d 81. ...
piTTsBURCH-Boggs 4 Buhl' MISS i'''s'
laces. o. w 10Th st.
Mems and Boys Wear.
BALTIMORE Baltimore Bargain House.
Applewhsite. hosiery and undor"eai' CIV
cHICAGo-H NJ Lindenthal & Sons; X u ga
bine. clothing. Plerrepont. po,,-
CINCINNATI Rollman & sons 20. ina,h,oe.
man. furnishing goods and BOYS cio'""e'
DETROTT-D Rosenthal 4 CO; D Ros.nthsL
furnishing goods and hosiery 81 Dehis'
Miscellaneous.
BOsTON-Jordsn Marsh Co; n Mllton' me-
chandise manager: 81 Union Square
CUICAGO-Slegel Cooper Co. Levy, cafpe's
and rugs: 10 East I'D ct. Latham ,.v
CHUCAGo-R " Is Co; II Rothschild. FANCY
goods. Claridgs. - ,,,.
CffiCAGo-Morris. Mann & Reilly; II Morris;
ladies neckwesr; leather goods ETC. '-'
CHiCAGO-Hnlmans; d Rutter carpets; ils
Rollmsn Sons Co: W n
webbing. carpets and rugs; Prince Seorss.
DALLAS TEX-sanser Bros; " n Hurst, car
pTXvERE1osln Drysoods Co: c c Carpenter
mercha ndise manager; ia Church ST. "oo'-
ward =, III
Buchanan. general merchandise; Ne" VIC
DETROIT-Crovley, Miner 4 Co; Ma
hedy. carpets; % West 22d 81.
PITTSBURGH stephenson co. "
Dihm carpets and rugs; ~ Leonard 81 r.
PTTTSBURGH-Bog & Bull; Miss b
Morris. books 81 " 10Th St
PITTSBURGH McClintock co; Walker car
Pets upholstery goods: Park Avenue.
Observation-Disclosures Dept Store; l. Z
Power, furnishing goods; 200 9TH sv 49,
ROCHESTER, y Y-Duny. Powers Co; MISS
Long. art goods W Campbell, general
merchandise; so w $50 81 ,,
TOLEDO-I-a sale & Koch Co; j Fairley'
carpets. rugs; Walick.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Dismissed on Pension.-Ptl INN. Monroe
Merritt. 10th, on police surgeons Gel ~
Si32 n year r,,t,r To
Oct Div W. h. Kirk. lfth' motifs ,rl9sn
,,on q5th. John Dondero. 36th ". l. lhnkeh,
sotb, W. {. Hilderbrsndt. slst and Louis
Ross. 10th. ) days: F. y. J. Picket. eydi ana
{. r. Wackerly, 18th, days salnIe'
Ran iisd. Julius Cohen. 18th, and j. ~
Gassmann. 10th 10 days 49, 10,
bet. Dly-ro Manhattan Hers Act' oet
sergts. list grade. r. F. Oliver s,s sHd D. Biz.
1850, 5th. s f. German. 18th. and X. \.
Fenneiiy, 18th. 10 days; Herman Meyer 3d.
days. ,,.t VI, III Eo
istb and James Koran, SD, u days'
Herman HOLMAN. l6ith. l day. ~
Restored TO duty.-PtImn. henry s'SAs'
es,h
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East 21st Street
The Approximate amount OF IN. Hen e.
charge, tn satisfy which the above-describsd
property Is 10 be sold. is Three Thousand
one Hundred and Sixteen and Oo-1OO fs3 .
lloO0l Dollars, with interest thereon from
the End day OF April, 1914, together with
the costs and allowance Amounting 70
sl9sss with interest from May s. 1914 to
gether with the expenses OF the sale The
approximate amount OF the taxes assass-
ments and water rates, or other liens which
are 70 70 allowed 70 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee IS
-. 700. 90 and interest.
The above mentioned property r. n \. sold
subject 10 a first mortgage Of 500 900 90 WIN
interest due a. the rate OF SO per annum
from November . 1913
Dated. New York. Nav 18th. 1919
ALFRED STECKLER. Jr Referee
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TO EXTEND B. &M. LOAN
Road Plans Two Ways of Salts
fying Noteholders.

Boston. May l5 - Holders OF $4,000
=. Boston & Maine Railroad Company
-ot.s maturing next month will be asked
% extend their holdings in whole or IN
AT according TO vote OF the direc-
,ors Of the road to-day.
Two propositions will be submitted 10
he noteholders. Any holder may extend
he fsl amount until March 2 1915 with
interest at 8 per cent, or he may eNtend
= Der cent until March ., 1918, ana re-
,.lye in exchange for the remaining Az
Isr cent. at par. per cent notes Oh 'he
Maine Railways Company due April l.
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Johnson & Co, s5Os; J. p, Bates & Co.
$500; Clahin. Thayer & Co. s2l3 Judge
Mayer appointed Alfred p. Simonds re
ceiver; bond. $1,000. Liabilities. $500
assets, $1,000.
JOSEPH n. DE GRATRESsE. consult
ing engineer. - West i0th ST.. formerly
partner I'm Turnbull Construction Com
pany. | Madison av.. filed petition. with
liabilities. S,fii. no assets. Creditors
include Caf( dc Paris 500: Hotel Rec.
tor. $3.50; Claridge Hotel, So. Ansaldi
Company. Sans Souci. $50.
TRANERS VALE. 20e5 Broadway, for
merly theatrical manager. filed petition.
with liabilities. s5.S9l. assets, consist
Ing Of copyrights OF "Sirolling Players
aud After the War" of no value. Cred
liors for royalties are Sanger q Jordan.
s6S2. American Play Company. 5000.
Alice Kausor. sle5. Darcy e. Wolford'
Sl25. Samuel 4 French. SIS.
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AssIGNEE'S NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
walter H. Jaycox Justice OF the su-
nrsne curt Of the State OF New York, IN
Kinrs county da;ed May 18th, 1914. notice
ia hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Elizabeth Hulseberg, lately doing
business In tho Borough OF BROOKLYN, CITY
Of Naw york. under the name OF Nine. Eliz-
abAth. 20 present the same. with the vouch
ars thereof duly verified. 10 the subscriber.
Eitzsbath Hulseb.rg for the benefit OF cred
ifors Al .he ofic. ~ his attorney. Chester r.
Krouse go wall street. Borough o, Man
haitian city o. New York. or before the
ajth DAY Of july. 1917
Dated New York. MAY 18th, 1914
WALLACE II. ERshINE. Assignee.