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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01

n fRATE outfielders of last sea
son did not swear like story
book pirates are usually sup
passed to. On tho contrary. they
were a remarkably eiean.spcakiug
crew.
One day last summer Nike
Mitchell and Chief Wilson. tho
Silent One" stood stili and let a
fly drop between them. Carey then
dropped Wilson's throw on n relay.
The three Pirates stood gazing Mt
each other. but tho words they
wanted 10 cay refused to pour forth.
Finally Mitchell call Ham Hyatt.
tho former Northwestern league
player. from the bench.
"Mr. Hyatt" ho said. you saw
what happened. Would you mind
doing justice to tho OCCASION"
And Ham. who had no such scru.
pies against cuss words. did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01

fng January. he r. to be eongratu.
lated. The match is one that should
attract attention from one end OF
tho country TO the other. and II IL
IL made AZ the legitimate middle.
weight limit OF 1853 pounds. or even
l5s four hours before the match,
should be recognized as n bout for
the American middleweight cham.
pionship. thus finally settling the
question OF the titleholder.
Continual fussing over weights
and the hour for making them EN-.
phasises the necessity for ma.
tlonal or international conference
for the purpose OF adjusting both
weights and hours for weighing in
This already has become serious
problem with which fighters and
promoters have TO wrestle every
time match is sought. Cham.
pions always have been permitted
to set weight standard of their
own. providing they made It rea.
sonably near TO old standards and
brought about no radical change.
Somebody wifi have to take the
initiative in calling conference.
The ones who should do this are
the boxing commissioners in the
states where the commission rule
prevails.
The Seattle club viii start the
1914 season with three left-handed
pitchers. Two of the left.wingers.
Pete Reardon and Bud McIvor. were
with the club last season. Walter
Mails. the California gentleman OF
tall stature. completes the side
wheel brigade. Mails is n ringer
for 'Rube" Marquard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
BAN OPPOSING
FIGHT IN COURT

CHICAGO. Jan. ban -. John.
son, president OF tho American
league. and member OF the national
baseball commission. is opposed to
fighting tho Federal league in the
courts.
Real victories and defeats In
baseball" he said. ARE settled BY
the public. II In n battle for patron.
age, and the man with the best
show should and does win"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
7 CLUBS AFTER
HARRY 0STDIEK

Vancouver and Tacoma ball clubs
are reported to have approached
Harry OHtdick. former Spokane
manager aud last season an um.
pire. on the subject Of manaRership
for the 1914 season.
II Ia said Brown OF Vancouver
made several propositions 10 Ost.
dick before Harry Scharnweber n.
naily sent notice that he would re.
turn next season TO take charge OF
the Beavers Al the same time
Brown was attempting TO hook Ost.
dick. the Iron Man in Tacoma is
said TO have cast out "A line for
him. The latter deal is still pend.
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
REPORT MAR. 20

Tho training season in Seattle
VIII open 10 days later than last
year Benefited by last season
experience. Dug has issued the call
20 arms for Friday. March 90
Rookie and regular alike will re
port on the one date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
FEDERAL LEAGUE
IN BROOKLYN 2

NEW YORK. Jan. T. Baseball
fans we're Interested today In re-
ports that the Federal league will
put teams In both the Bronx, here,
and in Brooklyn. II was rumored
that the league has secured options
on Washington park. in Brooklyn,
and the Bronx Oval.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
PLAYING TODAY

After rest Of couple OF weeks
during tho Christmas holidays. the
Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team will get
in action again Saturday night with
Port Blnkeley. The Port outfit is
composed of former college ath.
Totes. Tho Seattle Y. NJ. is playing
the Vancouver II. c.. Y NJ. on the
latter's home gym. this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01

NO. i--FRANcic ouIMEr. open
golf champion.
NO. duke KAHANAMOKu.
champion swimmer.
NO. 3-TY COBB. champion bat.
ter.
NO. JOHNNY cOuLOS. han.
tamweigh, boxing champion.
NO. JOHNNY KtLBASE
featherweight boxing champion.
NO. FRANK 0OTCH. wrcsl
ling champion.
NO. RALPH DE PALMA
champion automobile driver.
NO. s-CHARLES BRIcKLEY
greatest football player.
NO. s-MAURiCE MctOUGU
LIN. tennis champion.
NO. 10-WALTER JOHNSON
champion pitcher.
NO. ii-HOWARD DREW, 100
yard apriniing champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
'AOWOY, WILLIE

Bill James. the handsome young
chap who graduated from the Sc
attic club TO the Boston Nationals.
has returned to Seattle for a brief
visit. James IL hero merely on a
pleasure trip, and today Is busy pay
Ing respects to his old acquaint.
ances. After leaving Seattle he viii
return 10 Oroville. Cal. his home.
James has nothing but praise for
Leslie Mann, tho former Seattle out
fielder. who is also with Boston.
lie expects Les will have a big year
next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01

VTYHEN IL comes to trick foot
w ball plays. you've got to
hand Il 10 bunch of Bal
lard kids. The Billiards. were play.
ing the Woodland Parks for the
championship OF the north section.
and the game had been scoreless up
until the last few minutes OF play
The teams were lined up. when sud.
denly the captain OF tho Billiards..
who played fullback. shouted,
Here. give me that ball"
The center passed him the ball.
Heellng the spot 10 mark where It
had been passed from. tho fullback
started pacing off yards. AZ though
for q penalty. when he VAS clear
OF the two teams he broke into a
run. just as the Parks realized they
were duped. Ha scored the only
touchdown. and although the Parks
protested< the Billiards. we're con.
sldered the champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
some SHORTAGE

LOSDON. Jan. THE time limit
~ the public RubBcripfion 10 DO
used IN preparing an English team
for the Berlin Olympic games In
1916, expired Wednesday. M earn.
eat endeavor was made 10 raise
$500. 900, but only $4,000 was coll
lected. OF this amount. $4,000 re-
mains uncollected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
20 MEW'MM zeA'


A picked team OF players from
tho Imperial alleys tangled with
the Bismarck regulars on the al.
leys OF the former Wednesday
night and came out victorious by a
comfortable margin. Allen OF the
Imperials rolled high score OF 247
and had 2ii az high average.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
BIC GAME IS ON

At 1870 o'clock this afternoon
Referee Dixie Fleager footed his
whistle and % giants planted
cleats In the mire, ball was snap
ped, and the big Washington
Observation-Disclosures post-season
gridiron tussle was on. The
ground was fine for mud pies.
The All-Conference bunch was
plcked from latter-day conference
stars. the majority OF whom wore
moleskin during tho season Just
closed. Washington is comprised
OF older players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
NAV REDUCE PRICES

NEW YORK. Jan. i-Of-
flclala OF the New York Ma
tional league club are talking
Of reducing prices Mt the Polo
grounds next season The plan
IL TO rearrnnge the seating
prices in order TO have fewer
dollar seats and more 75-cent
seatg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
BIG CAME SOON

Basketball activities at tho local
high schools will begin Tuesday.
Jan. O. when the quiutcts OF the
three larger schools will each par
ticipate In games. The important
game on the slate Is that between
broadway and Queen Anne and
means tho elimination OF one or
the other from the city league race.
Lincoln tackles Franklin on the
same day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
new HAS WHOLE FsTFuL OF CHAMPIONS TO START WITH

The OF 1913
weight title
II vacant because Willie Richie
Francis outmet.
playing tho professionals
Maurice Moloufhn has
Charlie fekey,
champion football
IN heavy mid die
champion,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
VALUABLE PRESENT

NEW YORK.-"You'll hang your
stocking In the Tombs.' said dc
tective TO 350-pound Kate Mcclure,
caught in 3 counterfeiting raid.
Not me" she said. they d put
ton OF coal In it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01

CHIcAGO.-Charicy Nelson. back
from two years wandering. kicked
up a rumpus when he found a
stranger occupying thu grave he
bouRh, for his own use. and is suing
an undertaken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-01
e,!! MACY, Specialist

s~y, ,..nr"praetie, Bloodlss. soy.
.ssdIeins md snapert, Naiuropathic
"''he Bldg, Madison .na ~
sea,tie, wn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

Coleman. John Nh starace. sll3 81
Ccbulsl;v Jacob-M D. Brandagee S2SI ~
Cclcn;jno. M.rano--J seeman ct al
Cai.aSar. Daniel blue Points Co,
cristor AIand IA. Zipaor. 81 Gj5 -.
clsscso. Antonio and Biasio-E. Bohme ct
al SIG 10
rarhono. parade. and Frank carailo-F.
Arni-ato. S16G o.
Clancy. James E.-C'!tv 81 y. !. t.37 50.
eohr Julius. and Emile Felberbaum-W. ;.
Heilborn; sS.oi5 Sc.
tErmann, Ernest. tustee-City OF y. y
Fcidm Imam Jacob-Realty Iron Works. 1926 10
faahey. John-Ciy Of \. Y: s2tt =;
Grissin. WiIli1n. and Mary J. Cahil. cXrs.-
Cray. Tw m. E.-Weydig Hcnkelman piano
Mfg. Co. SO o..
Gr,shut. julius C-leS Madison Avenue Real
Gagliaao. Anseio-N. Y County National
Bank: costs: ST. -
Gcra,,4r,s. Louis. W. Thomson; sl503G:
Gearthy. Hugh. exr.-Ci;y OF y. =; s27i IS.
Gibbons Alex. M.-Saue. ,9n74
Helmuth. VIM. T.-Leonari Hotel Co. $40 ..
He i,v. JoEn-A. g SHUTTER; sli9 "a.
Ho1diey. joseph HI. Hssbrouck. supt.;
$3.50 L..
II, -. fienry-Thomas Gill SOAP Co: s-is g.;
lialahan. John, and James f. AhesF IL
Jones; 600. ,,-,eo
Hohcr-. W.-Citv Of y Y: SO 80
l1le. Aioses-ste,a Bank: Fji 81.
Jailc. Bcntsmin--sane: H.4H o.
Taf,c. Ilast5-SanC; 81, &c %.
Sam,-Samc: Sl.Oi3 IS.
Samc-Same: 1896 70.
sam,-Slme: s9-3 &C. .-.
Jsnc Moses and Benjamn->aMe' fO'I -.
same-s same: 81. l05 s.. $1,000 an. a
Ienhs. omar An. J. Z. Wills. >it2 -,
kleussn.r. John. and Nike Siloerste'h-F- ~
Huber, slVi -. ,...z,..-,-.
Co. SOC o.. ,.,.. 20
kueelman. Jacob-Port MOTIFS ~ -
KeIsey. Eobert A.-CI,y OF New York sjOj So
Kc,es. VIM :-.Semc STA GO.
Logan. Helen M-7so Madison Avenue Co.
air VIM Lair s4aj CO.
Lchrlan Hcrman-L!on Brewery OF Ne"
York city Sl4i 60. ~,
lie Provost. Gcorge-Morcv0od ReaI,E h''i-
Ing Co. sol o..
Iyetz. CarI-A Boos $40 Il
Lev. Leon NJ. N-Tlrst National Bank OF
Cit, OF Brooklyn. S4.Gts %, ,o
linton. John F.--b. y. Stebbins. sil, ~.
Lein. ANNIE. l.. Is. Mayer ct al COSTS
Murphv' Josephine A. Revenue Realty Co
and Estelle q. Winsion-F. N. cayanaush
costs SOL 10
Mnr1by' Ann. A. Lynch Sis O.
Manheirn. Jacob and Louis-W. '. Astor
100 -,ga' iDomlnick-People. etc. s2oo
Muir Maude T.. or Maude l.. Gordon-s
Morrenstefn. Clarence M. E. Phifer
,,Sr,In clinton s-stadier 4 stadler. slts -.
Matthews. Gertrude {. ana 'na'''' - "
IIa-ot siCa O.. 49,, i, -
500 o.; s.moTsar'';y 81 !" s.ol,7s
Nint,tb .rita-G H. IOscnblatt; Wv u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

Interboroush Rapid Transit CO Pepe;
Feb 4. 1911: $3.50 80.
Kaplsn. s. L. Kaplan and \. Bamdas-A.
Custer: Lay :. 1917: $3.50 49,
Letter. !. and nj. Martin BROS. MIG 'o''
April J.. 1911; sl.F4 IS. -. ,a,,
Roetmore. LIS. Shanker; April g. 1914
S3p3 q. o,
Realty supervision Coz. Hall: Jan. 20
1914, 1921 b. Ut.
schaefer. wannamacher & Weiss
g.; SEPT, :, 1911; 500 90 y crv-r n
RaMily. JuEo IT, 1914: SlJO ,,,,
Sheffield. O.-City Of y. Y; FEB. q 1914
Cyacated): sllS g. 80 49,, q.
Tissot. U-E..F'iauranl; Dec. 4; 1919; s334 49,
Ward Bread COL. SinnOtt; June = 1919
sl3s G3; same--same; Dec. - 1913 Ni''
e99 IS - 800.
cancelled. SIS 50. same-same: Jan. J.
1903 ,vaca;el). 1901 81; same-same; June le'
1910 ,canceiledD, $-02 ~
C;rpcnhut Cloak Co.-F. Heiferman; Jan. D.
1914 TevorseD 81. SO -. -.
Baust. Ply Of y. Y; Jan. a. 1901 va
Johnson. R-c. Crawford Oct 30, 1913 wa
cated) s2S5 l.. a.
LAMBERT. ). and a MaTasco-feople @S'
June 90 1914; 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
BUSINESS REVERSES

LlCBOMlR Il. MESTANIZ builder so
Forest av., who built original Grand Central
Palace, on Lexington av.. nlel petition With
liabilities Of So. 100. assets so. Creditors in
cludc Herman r. Kancnbly. sli. 305: Mercln-
tile National Bank. Sill; Germania Bank,
s.GS3. Carl Steiner SLIGO.
CHAS. NA3GOLIS. designer Sc3 Southern
boulevard, filed petition with liabilities OF
So no assets. Creditors include Meyer
Cr2vis. SO, 900: samuel l. Elseman 4 CO.
SO. 800; Bloch q Glass. s. 400.
TIiOS. J. SEARNER. doctor. III West ssth
ST.. filed schedules which show liabilities OF
SCI i66; assets. S.2l3 Creditors include NJ
Van Orden Parker, $500: Winifred Latham,
5. 651: Lydia j. Craig. 800; StOnebouSh
Contracting Co. H.jOS.
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000.
CHAS. SUBITZkY. furniture. Mount Yer
non. filed schedules which show Liabilities OF
s. 90: assets. - .5S4
LOUIS HOFFMAN jewelry. etc, e. JEFF
ferson place. Tne Bronx. Petition fled by
I'm q kokor. Slti: Louis Gcflen. S1S5; Max
Nutlenthal 4 Sors. SIS; Heart Jewelry Co,
SIS
REIsER HAT Co. % and Us Delaney 1t.
Petition hled by Nanderhoef a Co. fli2;
Freeman Bros. s3S7: ". W. Campbell. so.
ALEXANDER MCCARTHY, butcher. 18th
-. and LIST ay.. filed petition with Liabilities
OF s.. $50: assets 50. iei. .
Dwight r. STARTCP. Liberty, y. Y,
nl,d petition with liabilities OF S.IO3.
HILBERT V. O'MALLEY. livery and con
tracing. Mddletovn. y. Y. nlel petition
with Liabilities Of S.25G; nominal assets SS1O.
EI.TINGE d. 4. FRANCE, salesman,
pougakecps!c. flel petition with lapiHues oi
s. SIS. no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
PUBLIC NOTICE

SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
m. Board OF Water Supply at its Offices
,ys@ntyoyccond floor. Municipal Building,
PARK Pow centre ,, and :, Chambers Streets.
iav Iulv Il. 1917, for Contract iE, FOR
roohng With reinforced concrete tiles % 81,
perstTuctures along the line OF the Catskil'
soi.educt between the Ashokan and HI
View reservoirs d distance Of approximately
o. miles. Approximately 500 tiles will be
reoi,ireJ unde- the contract. The build
ines ready 70 receive the tiles. are beinx
constructed urder other contracts
A. tre above place and time the bids
viii be publicly opened and read. Pam
nbIetg containing Information for bidders
ana cout,act drawings can be obtained az
III. llove address. at The Office Of the Sec
retarv. hy depOslting the sum OF ten dol
isTs 1ti0l n cash or its equivalent for each
p.mphle; For further particulars apply 20
The Office Of the Principal Assistant Engineer
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN =. CALVIN.
Commissioner Of the Board Of
Water supply.
DpT-Cr- COZR Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

The following Judgments FOR amounts Of
more than 800 were filed to-day the NFst
name being that OF the debtor: 49,
NrnieIIo. Agostino-PeOplc. etc. s2Oo;
Ash,ey. William F.. jr snd Olivia paitoh
W y. II. :. stevens. SOY -;
Anger. John As Seletzky. $500
Irryercyn, Dayid-E. V. Connect, jr.. ct al
$3.50 IS: same-Crofut Knapp Co.
SIS 81. go, a.,
Bonnell Elsie u--R. VI. Boyd, ST.. SOL 81
Hartindnie, Jacob w. II. Mccarthy
Sal l. - ,,o,et
ncr August-People. etc. 500.
Baer Idn-Tast River National Bank
costs. s3l5 81. ..o, So
pIoe~r' Julius. end Asolf Smith. Luoin.
s3i7 ~. ,.,
n5Ilw!n. George &c. II. sara. sl1I -
Riork Uenry-Rogers. Peet Co. sid9 o..
BERNHARD. william Irrational surely Co
Ssu.i g. o,o-
Dsr,eley. I,ancelot ". and Robert C.-J. {
Bushby. costs, s1Ij %
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Mcdonnell. Walter E.-W. Il. Heilbron: $500
Moore. II. Homrr-A. F.. Shol-s; $50 L.
M0hr Charles. Crsetti: $9A2 Sc.
McNilams. Chas f.. and Adolph DcXheim-
cr--D. 4 McWillilms Il al; Sl3j or a.
McWi,iaUs. Charles T.. ana Adolph DeX-
.heim'r. ,.,,rs.-S3ar;e; $50 -C9 =! ;,.,,.. r..
Newman. Caes. al, M..1 ., Bonding co.
Noble Hor6ert Si~iT.y Of " Y; N26 %.
Nicolle VIM. H.-Dings Electro Magnetic
oGtcrbrid ig' EiizabetG N.-Black. starr
Frost. Sis a.
Orxod' Lena. gdn.-J Tim. costs; SIG &C..
owens. Wollv H.-P. u. CRAFTSMAN; Si25 %.
Oen,ben. Luigi-P. Bcrta: 1916 %.
Pcrfetto. Antonio-People. etc; 500.
Paisos. Nichulas-Same: 500.
psines. Jlcob-I Fcns,er s295 60.
Robbins. Martha O.-Ssmc. 1892 -.
Room. barbara IN y. Miller ct a.; $3.50 60.
Rooney. Psjr.ck-S. J.. Hedges, 500 20.
Ryan. T. Hamilton-Wills Construction co.
sib her En- David. Rubenstein. s2Os7 S.
stuart. Chas. B.-R. N. Wallack ct al
su I1G Albert Y. u. y. Enely'
scnlcicRcr. o.,o-B. Fischer & Co. s974 SO.
scherman. Eugene H.-R. \. Lunde carpet
stone one. Cairie-i. c. Mess!er. sl.o7S45.
smith. J. floyd-City OF y. T.. s234 SO.
smith. Vim. H.-same. $3.50 so
SwauananGer Carl-s2me. STA s.:
Eager. Marcos, ana Mitchell Scnauo-r.
Goliako e. AL. S3ou.
rra-c--o. Attllio-People. etc. $500
rrlforj Cnas. W.-G. 4. Andrews. IT..
sol ~
Wolf Jacob-R ~ Ryley S210 o..
ZalmoWitz Morrs--W. :. NeibOrn. Sill %.
Wtellr. Mary w. y. Peck, S20I OS.
Yudlowitz. Norris &C.. r. Clarke $50 -.
zimmeriy. Iarry-onwsrd construction CO..
\. B. Walsh 60. Painted Post Lumber CO..
American Textile Soap Co. Inc.-svan *
Finch 90 $685. -.
Blanay Suooner Amusement Co.-Nation2l
District Tcie.hone Co; SIS -.
T. e. Rlete & CO--I;!ker & E!se-; $5Cl -.
Jessamine Roalty Ca BonaSur; 80 T.
Lew Dairy Cos. schwartz: se-s 81.
Lowe Publishing Co. Inc.-Techuical Press
1851 =.
Monomoy CO.. r. T. Lyons and II. :. Lyons
Bank of the Metropolis; 5000 q.
Osborn cash Register Cc.-Clty % New YORK.
Reliable Garment Co.. Ines. Gottlieb'
f4-5 II.
Warner & Hayiland Thomas Deylin Manu-
featuring Co.; $i59 %.
HetzeI. CT. J. PcugHet: sieS q.
Jessamine Realty Ca. Bonagur; 10 4.
Kenny. Mt. Klldun: $500.
Muller. j., ard SilYeTson Contraction Co
North side Hosting Co. Inc: $50 q
aIverson. s. and W. Bronx co.-NortA SIDE
Hosting Co. s-1i -.
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CHANCE OF NAME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
RAW STICK & HANDLE TRADING con-
PANY. A domestic corporation. having iiF
nrincipai Office TO- the transaction % business
In the Borough OF Manhattan, city County
and state 81 New YORK: VIII apply 70 ne
s',nren1o Court Of the State OF New York
Nrv, Work. COUNTY az a Special Term. Part I
,rcreoy. 10 be held at tho New York County
Sorr, House. in the Borough OF Manhattan.
~, yorl, city on the 22rd dav OF July
:atI AZ 1890 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that
Gav or as soon thereafter as counsei can DO
Sesyo. cor an order authorizing said corpora
ION 20 change its corporate name 70 thc
ERNEsT Z. SMITH GO. INCoRPo-
RATED. a., -. On ,at.
raw STICK & HANDLE TRADING COM
PANN
nv REST FENNER SMITH. President
pffscs.fNAN q BACH. Attorneys for Peti-
tioner. Oaioe & Posl Office address "
ceder street. Borough OF Manhattan Ne"
To. MITCHELL May. ESQ. Secretary OF state
OF New York.
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SURROCATE.S NOTICES.

IL PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or HON.
John T. Cohalau. a Surrogate u The County
OF New York. noiiCc IL hereby given 20 ali
persons having claims against George ".
Vanderbilt. late Of the County = Now YORK.
deceased 20 present tho samo with vouchers
thereof 10 TIE disorders. 81 their place Ok
trangactlng business. az tho office o. Audcr-
son & Anderson No. - Broad street Bor-
ough ~ Manhattan. IN the city ~ Nov York.
ON or before the 5th day Of November next.
Dated New York the 9Th dsy Of April.
1871 ...
EDITH STt'YVESANT VANDERBILT.
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT. j
'i''''''' Ezecu,ors/
ANDERSON & ANDERSON. Attorneys Tor
EXccu,ors. ~. - Broad Street Borough Of
varba,.an New York city
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. John
p Cohalan. A Surrogate Of the County OF
Navy York Notice IL hereby given 20 all per
sous having claims against Henry SamIson'
lato 81 the County OF New York. deceased,
10 present the same vita vouchers thereot
TO the subscribers. az their place OF uan5-
acting business. al the Office Of Jolinc. Lar
kin a. Rathbore No. Is Wall Street. IN The
city Of New York. on or before the -,'h
dav OF December next.
DATED. New YORK. the 18th day OF june
1914
HENRY SAMPSON. Jr.
IOHN ~ CAMPBELL and
HENRY BLANCHARD DOMiNlck,
Execstots.
IofJNE I.AEt<iN g. RATHBoNE. Atior-
news for Executors. 81 Wall Street New
York cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
AUCTION SALES.

ny VIRTUE OF a lien upon a Renault Ia
rnousine year 1906, owned by Thomas n.
Garrett ana which said lien remains unpai4.
shalI sell the said automobile az Fub.c
Nicholas av.. Manhattan. New York City. on
lie l5tn DAY Of July. 1919, at 1890 o clock IN
tbe forenoon n that day.
Dated. y. Y. July /. 1914.
WILLIAM kRAUS, Llenor.
SIDNEY HOCHSTATTER. Atty for Lienor
JACOB GE%SLER. Auctioneer
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
JUNE %.
Manhattan.

The first name g. that OF the debtor The
second that Of tho creditor and date when
Judgment vas filed:
I'oncland. j.. and T. J. Quinby-W. J. Shep-
herd: Dec . 1919: AIS %
Cranford Co.-Clty 81 y. Y: May 10. 1919;
Sexi u: same-.ame; May l., 1914. si5s ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
COUNTY COURT.

Part civil calendar.
Trtat Term adj iourned until october. Mo
,iops rcturnabc and orders signed In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT

SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRADY. J. Ex-par,e mat
ters
Next motion calendar will be called July I.
Special Term for Trials-BRADY, J..
No day calendar
Trial Term-BRADY, J.
McNichol/ Flyn.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court-BKADY, ].
c Mehler & ano/Irving Cnt--A ] Kelly.
Empire 5 Bk/Lillian b Koepke ct alp
Incrahan.
County COurt-GiBBS. ].
c Moran/M 5 DcEton-H Strauss.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBBS. J.
Eek parte matters. Motion.
Trial Term-GIBBS. J.
No day calendar.
SUHROGATE'S COURT SCHULZ. s.
MOTION CALENDAR
Estate Salvatore la Porta.
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
George Hess Ehzaoeth Naimousht
William Butler Anthony Honmann
Nathan Kirschner
Trial Term-SCHULZ. s.
No day calendar.
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Postal ilfc/W = Barns Il Coz Kossn-
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f.,t,.,s & Hk/u q Henley-H J Goodwin.
MAJ II \ isaltz/W " Mclaughlin
Ol OGncr. ,o,.
- .,o..aecat/Il iIillman-E Greenbsum.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
Supreme Court-Recess.
COUNTY (OIRT,

DAY CALENDAR-PLATT. j.
krida/ Godfn Ieruer/Wstcb 81 Ry
clark Bombaci |GrafIWstch 81 Nv
Parker/CC.ter Graf/Wstch It Ry
NJ er/knieriem Polahasky/ Simpson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
NEW YORK COUNTY,
SUPREME COURT.
Criminal Tcrm-GRCBB. J.

appellate Division, LIST Dept.-Recess
Appellate Term- Recess
special Term---Part WEEKS. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
srRRoGATE's COURT-XETCHAM. s.

WILLS-l0 A. NJ.
Irancis perclNal Mary l. Gaynor
ADMINISTRATIONS.
ACCOUNTING IN ESTATES
Clar Griffin James Mason
susan Calvin Daniel Barnes
sarah Higgins Eliza Mulvey
ESTATES.
I.uigi Passnrelio Matthias "rosshrh
John - BluNofge
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

x,n,,iyranb Letters 800, Si30: 1000. $i.i5,
G. r. Weatherford. iie Nassau. Room 1905.