davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-23

had to go away together for neith- CT would give in,
 And actually Miss Mary McGee got so pretty with the activity and ex. citement-"
 But which one got her?" interrupt. ed the man.
 Why, that's the romance of itl" triumphed the bride. They'd been calling for about a month, steadily, al- most every afternoon, and then one day the minister brought along his brother who was visiting him, be- cause he couldn't leave his visitor at home, and he wouldn't let MT. Manning get the advantage of a call alone!
 And the minister's brother had the wit to invite her out. And he pro- posed right away, and now they're married!'-Chicago Daily News.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-23

Notice-To all Whom It May Con cern: There will be camp shed working the 2Sth. Please bring rake or hoe. 8 o'clock sharp-better bring a snack for dinner. The camp meeting will commence on the 2lst of August and will go on 10 days. All invited. Bring your camping outfit or build a house.-E. N. Daniel. Advt
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-23
Classifying a Sissy"

The most cutting bit of repartee we remember to have heard in recent weeks happened out at the Willough- beach picnic of certain fraternity to which we belong. A very young man and very pretty girl were discussing costumes, horseback riding, golf and fudge. The girl said that she could ride, but preferred the old-fashioned side-saddle. She said she thought it more graceful.
 But, really, Miss Z.,' insisted the very young man, do you see anything inherently improper in the divided skirt?"
 Nothing whatever, Mir. O." an- swered the very pretty girl, earnestly. For instance, l think that you might wear one with perfect propriety.' - Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-23
Tmr' Manning Was nterestinq.v

her feelings were hurt. She i'm u''hat she had become nothing a nursemaid in the eyes of the lldrenl
 50 she shut herself up in the house wouldn't have anything to do with Eonel " 1o
 MISS McGee's tall and angular. and
 VI eccentric looking, but she's all aWlully sweet nature and every was sorry that her feelings were
 noWeVer she wouldn't let any r, console her, or explain.
 .saa a'n one day old Lawyer Manning won. "e mousse and, hearing music, yisit up up' She was so surprised at yo~ S' mat she let him in, and what suppose she was doing? She n saved a lot of newspaper articles II@ ," to dance the tango. and she Eil sha hning It from them, playing gira aae mad tune in mind and then s'ns I for the dancing!"
 mna ,a. so Manning is the happv indi. Nor Sa, anticipated the husband.
 ishes' i' you just wait till I finishi" eraat., st the bride. MT. Manning was Ges s,eu n' in the tango and Miss Mary so p,o'l'sed to teach him all about bu, ne went almost every after. 'au sar, then the minister. who every e vass. was fond of Miss Mary Mo. iii oaa a's ago. called. Of courss his (re' ',uurred aa. when Mir. Manning was ess sa1, saa it sort of woke him mn Gea su been thinking Miss Mary sv.s was no hurry about askins Sar aao us, M's. n, he began to call freousntlr s ner' he hs in Mary McGee always let them bonl,. m, and they remained ie' hnura ,aem |sr' Iu,s' a,s each trying to outstav v0u ths Doss snd thus get the opportunity 'to to 1''e' ! guess But they ,'a,,s a,wavs se
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-23
Knows Better Now.

Wifey-Do you recollect that once when we had a quarrel said you were lust as mean as you could be?
 Hubby-Yes, my dear.
 Wifey-Oh, Tom, how little did know you then.-Boston Evening Transcript.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-23
Tho Prescott Daily News
 '" susLisHE0 BY Lse News Printing co.

r,,+ered as second class mail matter
 EnreIbeT E,'sber 4th. 1905, at the postofflcee IoyenoStt ypraScott Ark, under the act of rres March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-23
Julv Twenty-T Third

Give what you have. To someone, ~ au he better than you dare to il''' Longfellow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
Me]Real Estate
)Market
Sells Former Home of
Senator Root in Park Az.

Credit Company. OF Atlanta. Ca. for their
executive offices. and the store al @2'9
Broadway 10 Nora de Lery.
Joseph =. Day has leased 70 Mrs Anna
Sharkey. for the Marie =. Ulrich estate.
the premises l45 East 10th ST.. for period
Of years
William A White & Sons rented 1000
square feet Of space in 245-25l Seventh av..
northeast corner Of 24th 81, 10 Wallach
Brothers
Corn q Co. leased for the IS West Thirty
Sixth Street Company the top floor, contain
ing 3 900 square feet. in 6l-63 West 3jth ST
TO the Charles Isaacs Company. and 5000
square feet In i32-i84 West 2lst -. 20 the
Union Raincost Company.
Moore & WyckOn leased space in the Pas
sayant Building. $40 Fourth av., 20 OJaue
Pinkus. Ltd. linen importers, for twelve
years at 1903 Franklin 81.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company leased the parlor floor store az
the southwest corner OF 10th 81. and Madi-
land.
Ewing. Bacon Henry leased the store at
80 West 4Oth 81. to Luckhardt Belder
music publishers also with Huberth a
Huberth. the easterly store at $50 West 54th
81. TO the Westinghouse Electric and Man
ufacturing Company.
Carstein & Linnekin Inc. has leased the
twelfth floor az 19 Madison aN., IN con-
junction with Stephen II Tying ir, Co. to
Folkard & Lawrence. and In the same build
ing the ninth loft TO Charles j. De Ia 'roIN
al S74 Broadway. Offices TO the Pioneer
Pearl Button Company. and a. $50 Fourth
av.. space TO the $ q :. SIX Mills
The VI. ROsenthal Company has leased
the stOse and basement at lf2 Flith aN J..
northwest corner 18th ST, for term or
years 20 six & Uiimann. as a salesroom TOT
laCes and embroderies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
RECORDED LEASES.
DECEMBER II.
Manhattan.

WHITEHALL ST. q. all: Msy Knisf ct al TO
B1igzemann West New York. }; 10 US
from Aug !. 1914 sttys. Holm 4 ;. 80 Nss,
uTH Az sjo-552 all: WIN son Tlsistern % !
Subhe $40 W 42d 81. yrs from May 1910.
atfys Holm. " & :. 81 Nassau =. AlVoJ1
PARK Az 1870 store MarkWiu Realty tofpl 20
- Fahrenh0rst. 1880 Park AZ; Us from May
j. 1914. atty. Bschrsck Brokerage Co. -
1tTm ST. ~ East. store and basement Caroline
T. CondU ana auo 10 W Hoe Atlantic High
lands y j. 10 yra mos from Aug J. 1915.
ID Az ls4a al: W T hines. ats, for ~ r
lines % Mayer. yrs 3 mos from Dec J,
1914 atty Capek. 1879 lst az; 1880
AUDI Bon Az cor llsth ~. cor store; Bessie
Ruth 70 A G SounemAnn. $40 l7sih 81; yrs
4zD ST. 26i " store and part basement: Lens
70 Gleudening. l02 W lith 81. ) yrs ron
75TH ST. i5.Is 2. al. El,n sullivan 10 II
spenElef, 80 81 Nicholas az. II RS mos from
I'd Az. ls4 once on trst floor: Iicato 70 Ber-
1915: $3.50
FULTON ST cor Pearl 81. store. etc: lane 10
Zampsnni. l0l W l4lst 81. 5 yrs from Dec
]. 1914. atty. S Dursnl. 81 Fulton -; $50
Sd Az. lfll. an; Maria J. Mount 10 Peter Blum
ler. ils seth e.. l3 rs 3 mos from Dec j.
1914. atty. u Burahard. III Bwa: 81 200
MONTGOMERY ST. %. all Roman Catholic Or
phan Asylum 80 City Of 10 X Lewenthsl
Realty Co. 200 Division - q SIS from March d.
1915. aty. shcinert 800 BEsy. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-The Bowery Savings Bank.
others. Defendants. CLERKS File Number
524g. year igls)
In pursuance or a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In ne
aboye-entitled action ard bearing date the
lst day OF December, 1914 ], the under
signed. the referee In said judgment named.
VIII sell at public auction, Al the EAchange
Salesroom. No. 1916 Nesey Street. IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. city u New York,
on the 3lst day OF December, 1914 AZ u
O'Clock noon on that day. by JOSEPH y.
DAY Auctioneer. The premises directed uf
said judgment TO be sold. and therein ic-
All that plot Of land IN the cry AMI
County OF New York. With the buildings
thereon. now known Numbers one hun
dred and forty and one hundred and forty =
one West Street. and bounded and described
as follows. beginning az "A point N mo
easterly side ~ West Street distant rory
three feet, ten inches northerly from the m .
tersection 81 the easterly side o. West
Street and the nOrthery side o. Nesey street .
and running thence n0rtherly along the sas.
erly side OF West street. thiriy-seven fee,'
I'VE inches thence easferly parallel Win
Nessy Street or nearly 50 and part OF TIE
way through a party wall. sixty feet. eleven
inches thence southerly al right angles 70
Nesey street. thirty feet. four inches thence
southNesterly eight feet 20 point distant
forty-one feet. ten inches easterly from Nes.
street. and thence westerly again parallel
with Vesey Street or nearly 30. and through
another party wall. forty-one feet, ten
inches 20 the point OF beginning.
Together with the appurtenances. ana 81
the rights and interests of the parties %
this action Of. IN and TO the said premises
Dated, New York. December 9Th. 'slf
HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
CADWALADER. WiCkERSHAM 4 IAf =
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff 90 Wall street.
New York.
The following is a diagram ~ the prop.
erty 10 be sold: It's street numbers are 100
and i4i West Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address o. purchaser and attorney
DECEMBER ii.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 5 cor lsith st. T5.lrq7ll. Metro
0piitan Life Insurance Co 20 Joseph Rosenberg. "a
Woodfofd. b a y. Madison az 500
BROADWAY. e cor flsi - ~ lTres rgs srga
Broadway corpn 1850 Bsay lnig 1895. 000l. Dec
10 attys. HARDY. < a v l65 Bwsy. $4,000
CHURCH ST $40. 4 Z3I5O. Mafkci e al
70 + Mtrkei lil9 Forest av: Dec 10. ai;y !
EDGECONBE Az. 80. p. ss.lO is7th II. i7.s1
90. 7 Trimmer q a.. indlf. eNrs aud heirs Of
L.izabetb Trimmer % samuel Trimmer, on prem.
hes lilig 10000; Dec o. atty. n Hiidrcth. q
~ and lfsth 81 81
PIKE ST. .. ~ % Monroe st. 2irss. Celia Kan.
mel 70 Amelia Alderman. 90 Eage az. No'. 20 :
isT AZ. w. 80 sad Il. runs l0or 10 2Is
100 70 stenue rl5.l 70 beF Hannah Le'isref %
Dec 10. stiy. I scblesinEsf. $50 Nassau y
srH Az. 1895. . 1911 ism q. 25rioo. SIN
as. q. z5ll lls'h e. 15tlO0 Berthe hGnman
Corpn - Bway lmtg $50 oOei. Soy 20; aiiys
s,fssbourEer. \. ~ Bsay. So. 900
fi2s Brosdssy. - Johns FAfk fsalt5 CO 10
a 4 WaIenbeck ~ Cstes AZ. Montelaif \ !
IntE 100000 De-. 10. att. Abel Crook, %
MI 1T 10 e. 80 v % az Is sIiOs ?. II !
Simon 10 Gustav Frank. 1888 Central Para West
80, 30 stiy. J. u Mos. 10 Cedar .. 81
O. 70 d " y Holding -. BsckmAn q Dec
ln.ls tlg7.sOoj. si'ss. s'faas d. heek s,sa
.,n Vt q. 4ss sih A. 5oirss9. Phfnif
De- 10. sttys. Csdesi-der 7. 20 Wal r
mn st. q. ~ ~ s1iaa a''S r., F. q if' s.pd lsi
~ H. fii 10Th ~ tDfE 81 e0ol all I'm
n,s . sifgs. Coiin Bfos " Wal a $50
~ ulos sT % Ms az meGaiis' sis i5 4. D,s
80 . D. nu.h. p William d 81
oIasI :. 10 v q AZ. g1iioo.s. Michael Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
Downtown Business Leases,

Rutland Whiting IN conjunction with william
A. White 4 Sons have leased loft a. l55, %
bins q Myers Company. ~ Springfield. Ohio
manufacturers and distributes Of electric fans and
motors.
The United states Realty and improvement Com
psuy leased the front Of the third hoor AZ ll1
Broadway 70 Sidney Splitter & Co. Of chicago
space 10 RAYMOND " Marshall. VI. L. Hewitt II
A FEEDER James l. Schuyler Samuel Hum ana
Mcss-s Green q Zimmerman aso leased ln'
front ~ the twentieth floor in the Trinity building
III Broadway. 20 Elkus. Gleason a Proshsucr
spsce to Nendel T. Harmon. United Painters
FACTORIES Inc. Eastern Gravel Corporation. Thomas
J. Brooks. Francis : van der Neer, estate Of j.
Langeloth Kisselhurgh Letter. Walter q. OAK
man and william Henry Baruum.
Charles Il. Walker las leased lot n aF4
Canal al f0 Louis schsnz: a lott in 4S Howard
IT. TO the uumlnum Foundry Company. and space
ia the new Marcus building l2l-l23 Canal 81 20
the NJ : Pohs Company. {. Mendenhah and tie
Friedman COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
CITATIONS.

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YDRK-By the Grace OF God. Free and In
dependent TO Heher Reginald Bishop. Fran
els o. Bishop. James c. Bishop ogden NJ
Bishop Mary G. BlsnOp, Elizabeth T Harri-
man. Harriet T.. Ianier. Edith Bishop Taylor.
Harriet q Arnold. Alexander T. Paterson.
Herar Reginald Bishop. Jr.. John Bishop.
Robert ogden Bishop James Duane Pell
iiisbGn Narv O.. Bl.hop. Augusta H. Bishop.
Nathalie H. Bishop Muriel Bishop Abigail
H. Bsaop. Charles Lanier. Jr.. fesinald 3.
Ianier. oliver B. Hartman. Mary p. Harri-
man. Moses Taylor. Jr, Reginald q. Taylor,
Francis TAYLOR. Marian Taylor. Edith Taylor,
and 20 an persons interested a. creditors,
IeeataSs next q kin or otherwise. In the
Estate Of Heber Bishop. deceased who
at he time Of hts death resided In New Ior..
city. New York County. New York. Send
i.non The petltion Of Moses Taylor. residl"s
al NJ Kisco. y. Y. Francis g. Bishop re-
siding az Mt Kisco. y. y, and Alexander J..
Paterson. residing a. " West 10th -. New
YORK city. New York.
You ana each u 50 are hereby cited 10
show cause before our Surrogate OF re
County OF New York az the Surrogates Court
n said County. held at the Hall Of Records,
I'm the county Of New YORK. on the 18th day
Of December. at half-past ten o'clock IN the
forenoon Of that day. why the account of
Moses Taylor. Francis 9. Bishop and Alex
ander ]. Paterson. as Trustees OF the Last
Will and Testament Of said deceased. should
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the
seal Of the Surrogates' Court OF the aaid
county OF New York 10 be here
fSeaLl unto affixed -
Witness. Honorable, JOHN p.
IL 81 COHALAN, Surrogate Of our
said County. at the County Of New
4 II work the 18th day OF November. n
the YEAR u our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and fourteen. -,
DANIEL J DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
TIIF PE0PLE or TIE STATE OF NEW YORK..
rs The grace * God free aid indspsndent
To Livingston Phelps and Charles Harris Phelps
and 10 an persons interested a. creditors. eEateos
rert ~ ku or Otherwise. IN the estate OF Eleanor
fIgtarSton Pine D. deceAsed, who Al the time OF
- de,th rgslied al Paris. France. send greeting
u1a the petition u United states Trust Con.
uary of New York having rs principal place OF
tusiue.s Al a. Wall street. New loFk Cty.
You and each Of you are hereby cited 70 shos
rau.e before our Surrogate - INC county OF Nee
Y.-E Al ~ surrosates' Court o. said county, held
~ the Pan u llecofis lu the County 81 New
Yo-k on he 18th DAY o. December. lsli al hat
- ter o'c.ocs in the forenoon Of that day. Why
- srcotiuf N Iuited states Trust Company of
~ YrrE a. executor of the last xiil and tests
nsu, of said deceased. should not be judiciary
Io TESTIMONY whereof %. nave caused the seal q
th~ Surrugsics' Court of the said county o. NeN
Y0rk 20 ~ hsrvuuto anited .,-
witnsss Honorable John Y. Cohalsn. srTrosa,i
a our said county. Al the t0unD o. Ner
us1 York the sth dag Of No1emesf ~ the leA,
o. our Lord oue thoisand hhs hai'"i''
anu ''' pANIEf, J. DowpNEY
G-x. = = Susfs-AlS Se1i~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
SPUYTEN DUYVIL
OFFERING TO-DAY
Comprises l64 Lots and
Six Dwellings at Edge
hill Terraces.

The Spuyten Duyvil auction sale this
afternoon, the first Of its kind in the
winter Ia New York, promises from all
Indications 20 be q huge success. The
Inquiries received and number of in
yestOrs who have travelled 70 Edgehill
Terraces in the week 70 inspect the
dwellings and plots have convinced the
owners and auctioneers that New York
City lands can be sold at any season
OF the year.
in my ten years auction market ex-
perience," said George G. Baker, the
auctioneer, Il have never seen so busy
a sale ! was astounded at the number
Of inquiries that continually came in.
In fact. Edgehill Terraces seemed TO
appeal 90 buyers the moment IL was
announced in the high class news
paper. ! am now convinced more than
ever that winter is the time when peO-
pswa1t 20 buy property. II the realty
ifsiernity will only cooperate 70 make
hing lively iH winter real estate will
never see a dull market The six
csel,ings and l64 lots at Edgehill Ter
faces VIII be sold positively. The buy
sn wiil be there. / know It; the de-
nsnd has been heavy"
Henry r. Bliss, president Of the
sns- Realty Company, who IS Mr
Bakers assistant, speaking Of the sale,
says: 81 have interviewed most OF the
,assirers. never saw anything Ike II.
we've got the peoples confidence The
winter is the time. We've had IN
4siries from d railroad president,
oank director, a trust company VICE
President and hundreds Of well known
men in all walks Of life. Il indicates
ne public wants to 80 north, along the
me Of the subway ! believe that sec
lon VII see biz boom on m the
Apnng. People want 20 get downtown
f3icAy. without serious railroad de-
i4ys. They realize that the subway
fains PUN day and night on short head
t4y, and that's what is making upper
"s~ YORK 20 popular just now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
Brooklyn Sales.

Charles T. RickerSon sold A. Plaza S.. corner
Union ST. q three story dwelling on a plot l51.2N
13i5 feet for the estate Of E.ihu Dwight Church
TO prominent resident of Flatbush. who viii oc-
cupy the same after alterations and Improvements
made.
william Buiss sold the sir family fiat A. Is
Charles ST.. 25Rl00 feet 10 John G. Dietz FOR in-
gestment James VI HaWley ,was the hroser.
Henry Rockmore purchased from the Examiners
Realty Company nine 2ONfO two story brick dwell
lrgs AZ 467 AZ. s79 4Sl. 4s3. 49, and 49l Rail
road av.. 1897 Gleumore corner Lincoln and Glen
more and lli9 Glcumore. corner Railroad az.
James NJ HaWiey has sold for John &. Dictz %
East 10th 81. 20 william Bruss. The property Is o
two stoD limestone and brick house on lot
. svf0 ID feat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
Parry wall

sT,h street
Tie Approximate amount q the lien or eharxs "a
ssusfy which the above described propsr;y ts 10 b
sold. Is Eleven thousand three hundred ard fory.
nye dollars and twenty s!I cents fii3i3 2e). With
Interest thereon from TIE l6th dsy o. November.
1915 tfeether with the costs and allowance smount-
sne 10 Three hundrrd and ffiy seven dollap and
serenity cent? tt35II0l, Nth Interest FROM NJysu J.
Der 18Th. 1914. together with tho e1pcnses 9 tie
sale The Approximate amount Of tae tara. zsss=s-
nenfs aud water rates other Liens. shfcb are
10 b allowed 20 the purchaser out % the pufchsss
money. paid b. the Referee. . One hundred and
thirty two dollars and s:shy esn,s tissso
and Interest
j PHILIP BERG. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon
John r. cohalan. a Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. notice is hereby
EVERETT HERRIcK. late OF the county
Of New York. deceased. TO present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. nj
his place Of tFansartlnx business at the
Office % Worcester Williams a save. No. 20
Broad St. IN The City OF New YORK on or
before the fifteenth day OF March next
Dated New York, the 9TH day Of septsm-
Der. 1914.
JAMES g. FORD.
Executor.
WORCESTER. WILLIAMS & SAKE.
Attorneys for Executor.
80 Broad street. New York Cltf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount q mortgage and name and address %
storncJl
DECEMBER H.
Manhattan.

ALLEN ST o. es - Brsome So. a ar35 g FEB
u.s. 1897 rs A Is~n 90 Jacob Lclerer. ~ v
I.7fh 70 affv. = ] FrEfkcns'e-r. ID BUay s. SO
SANE PROPERTY. Juy IS. 1906 Wm a1d Ray
N0aict % al % same. ats. same. SO Doe
BRYANT Az. >. 200 e l72d 81. lSeIl00. Mas g.
1910. Keu.1n Constr Go 20 Ella y Bryant 1sl
Greene av Bkyu. atty. Il DE Grove. lij
Nassau Il. g. 300
11fTU ST. % g. 949G from cor 9Th av a. 4r
hoo II FEB - 1904 Jos Toch 20 Jacob Iedcrcr
aify Philip Lcveson. ms Bgsy. 81 SOC
10TH ST lo4 ". s.. l25 ~ Lcu01 aT isIlO1 o. a.
Ma III 1905. Israel l. and Pauline Fe'ubcrg %
A5s q ellemsn. ats. MAJ Monfrled. ~ Nas.
rau 81 s. 0o1
1gTH ST 2ls ". IS. 203 Greenvich 81. sir.0.
F.b is lsss Peter l. DonueliOn 20 Mutual LIE
Ins Co SO Cedar 50 ATTY. r G. s. r Co. s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

SIMONS. EDWARD HhI,.i,5T oS.-in pur-
suance OF ar order OF John r. COhalan a
Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons havins
claims against Edward Hsrlsston sirnons
late Of the County Of New York, deceased
TO present the same with vouchers ther,o,
to the subscriber AZ his place OF business
No % Greenwich Street, Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York, on or before the
18th day o. April next. Dated, New YorH
October isi. 1914
HARTMAN NJ. sIMoNa
Charles NJ Bleecker.
Attorney for Executor,
% church street.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
The nsanins Of me IIns ! Is YER
FEDERAL COURTS.

Herbert CufIcr Blown. L0s Angeles. Joseph
AdoIph Workman. Dayton. Ohio. admitted 70
practice
35s-Nartin Lavlor e. al/Dletrich Lowe ct al.
partners etc. argued
5i4-Holmsn 4 Drew. sheri- o. Coos County.
state Of Neg Hampshire Hary Kendall ThaE.
argued
545-LouisVille a Nashville Railroad Laurence y
Finn r a. Individually and a. constituting the
Railroad Commission ~ Kentucky et al Leave
granted 90 he supplemental transcript without
prejudice. argument commenced.
Day call Tor Monday December "a. viii b. As
follows. Numbers $40. j52. 59l al lsnd s22l .
81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
Little Paid for Continental.

The Hotel Continental az the southeast corner
~ Broadway and 4lst ST. transferred yester-
day ty Mrs Florence l. Mabee 20 the 1850 Broad
way Corporation FOR consideration Of 500 O00
Mrs Mshee retaining a mortgage for $685.. 600. al
per cent, for ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
Home at Montclair Sold.

Mrs Florence Bsrnahy has purchased the resi-
dence property at o. LLOYD Road. Moutciair. y j..
for about $40 900 The house j. that formerly cc
cupied BY Mrs. William Elder Marcus. IT,. and
faces 500 feet on Lloyd Road. extending back o.
the Essex County Park Reservation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
sURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Honorable
John +. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
20 all persons having claims against Philip
r Walcott late OF the County OF New
York. deceased 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber, at her
place % transacting business. at the once
Of Hawkins Deiaieid and Longfellow. No.
20 Exchange Place. In the City OF New
York on or before the l7th day Of May
next
Dated. New York. the eth day Of No
yember, 1914
ANNE WALcOTT.
Executrix
HAWKINS, DELAFIELD 4 LONG.
FELLOW.
Attorneys for ESecutrix-
20 Exchange Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
OsES ". MCKEE. Secretary.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Municipal Building,
Dorough 81 Manhattan

Borough OF Manhattan.
New York December eth, 1914.
The Board OF Elections Of the City OF
New York. having met on the 9TH day OF
December, 1914, pursuant 20 the provisions
OF Section 40. Chapter e. OF the Laws OF
1903. constituting Chapter Il OF the Con-
solidated Laws as the Board Of Canvas
sers Of the City Of New York. have can
vassed the certified statements OF the
Board OF County Canysssers OF the Coun-
ties OF New York and Bronx. OF the votes
cast az the election held on the Third Day
city OF New York. DO HEREBY DETER
NINE. DECLARE AND CERTIFY
That
by the greatest number OF votes. was duly
elected JUSTICE OF THE CITY COURT
20 an the vacancy expiring December 3ist,
1921.
That
JAMES 4. ALLEN
by the greatest number OF votes. was duly
elected JUSTICE OF THE CITY COURT 10
al the vacancy expiring December 3lst,
1919
That
GUsTAVE HARTMANN.
by the greatest number OF votes. was duly
elected JUSTICE OF THE MUNICIPAL
COURT. CITY OF NEW YORK, SECOND
DISTRICT.
WE CERTIFY this statement 70 be cor
rect and have signed the same as Members
OF the Board OF Canvsssers OF the city OF
New York and attested by the Secretary
thereof this Seventh Day OF December, one
thousand nine hundred and fourteen
JAS KANE Chairman.
J. A LIVINGSTON.
Attest
MOSES " MCKEE. Secretary.