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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18
Another Tombstone
 Pioneer Passes Away

Another sged Tombstone pioneer gone to the Great Beyond. Granville Johnson. long time resident of the old camp. passed away ysstsrcsy after. noon at the family residence. at the ripe old age of 79 years, after lir ger ing illne-s of seven 7 ears standing have ing been afflicted with psrslytis.
 Judge Granville Johnson came to rombstobe in the Spring of 1881. He vas born in Palestine Bridge. Mont- gomery County. New York. He wss lawyer by profession and engaged in she practice of law here besides hold- iog many prominen, petitions in the city, paving been ct one time City At- torney, e well e Juetice of the pesce aod court com missioner for . number of yssrs. Of late years, however he was practically an invalid due from . stroke of parsIyeis to his right sids ~bicb left him almost helpless. until about two weeks ago sheo be was con- fined to his bed totally he!pless sDd wss unconscious for over twenty four hours prior to his death. the end com ing peacefully.
 Deces.ed is survived bys devoted wife and brother, Allen W John.on Casbier of the echpect adv Savipes Bank oi New York and . sister, Mrs Agnes Cheney. also resident of New York, Who have been notified of the death.
 The funeral win be held tomorrow from tbe Catholic Church st ! o'clock D n Rev. r X Brule, nov in Tucsoo on business having beeD wired for thi- nsrning and expected so arrive this evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

 Suit No-
 SIS. T Daniels vs WI spauIding to quiet title.
 GIG. H Go,herd vs vella Bothered action for divorce. l06. K Knight, Dr. Mary Faust ct sl. Gre; judg $5. 570. N Conway. Dr. BArbarits Conway. Or. decree of divorce.
 S65 W Hsnkins. Dr, Maggie D Hsnkins, Or; decree Of divorce.
 56S A Policy, Dr.. Frank Picors ct ux, Ore. judgment for $as9 33. STA. Viola Sanchez. Dr, Louis ssnches, CT. decree of divorce. | 6ll. H Gerstenkorn vs Lenoft Piano & Music Co. action for posses- sion of personal property.
 6l3 Bapkers Reserve Life Co V, Hovsl A Smith; deot $452 79.
 GA. Elizabeth srd Joe Betl,mo v, Vim Bradford: damages sl0,0 ,0s0 Judgment ip suit- | 4l9. c Moody ct ux, Drs. J Cole rider. Or; s950. | 55l. H Gcoder ct al. Dp, W I Jennings, Dr; judg $33l .66. PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Estate oi-
 Mike shsya; order restoring record
 wiuand Meurer; order spprovin final acct.
 B Hsldermsn; order publication C notice to creditors.
 J Fred rick; order appointing c . Simpson Nj Castenads and H Eti appraisers. Evelyn Moores minor; order final settlement of account. |. Mark Coyne; order appointing stev Coyos, sdministrator.
 John Stafford; order hearing psti tion for letters. .testsmentsTy. Il, James H Jack; order hearing peti tiop for letters testamentary.
 Patrick Welsh admr authorized t sell ell realty of eetste.
 John Light; bearing application for letters testamertsry. I Tel sforo Aysls; hearing eettlemep
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18
Counties Pay Up
 Debts to State

A list oi the total amouots rseeiv. from various counsiss in the state sioes the beginning of the 6sesl year July l. 1918 vss compiled sodsy h Stats Treasurer D 2 Jobnson's o0ss.
 While come rsmitssncss wsss 70. esived monthly. tho sulk of ths sm. ooot came within sbs pct swsnsy daya The sooonts ssesissd froo each county. which issIadss t!ss 1918 tax levy, deIinqssss sssss. eosnsy dsbs sishiog fund. cad sousty ipsAsd esb, isasssss. follow; Apsshe. eslllS n; Ooshies. el36. .l71. .3s; 0osoaise, Sosc s57. 50: 1ils. el61 .1ls ID: ossAes' o6s. .67kle; 0sssnIss, eleS ,3el- e; Marieopa, sso7 yO7o. Q: Hobsvs &C., 7s6 on; Nsvsjo. esayee3 IS; Pios. Di3s. .l37.ss; Pissl. seey yOs3y @; eaass oras. s56. .seo,Ss; Yuma, >07y yso.So.
 Ysvspsi sousty hss psid 0 e36,. ss7.99. | sosal of el13y yclS ~ is seill lus issm shss sousty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18
From Fridays Daily

Travelling men gro numerous in Tombstone the. days zines the 6sst of the year. sbo0t half dossn being in town today, and never lets than sso or shrss are here almost every dsy in their particular lios of businsss.
 JB Hand, the ~ell known ranehss from the BarbsccmsTi. is among shs visitors in the city today on businsss matters.
 Jsnes simpsos, former resident of this city, arrived lass evening on . visit oi . lev days from bis homo b Los Angslss.
 Jos Lssrieu vas smoog shs rsturn- ing psssengsrs today for his homo ct Turner. after bisi stay in sbs city on business.
 Master Milton McPhesson, the junior son of Mir and Mrs J H Mo. Pherson, is confined to his ted with . ! case of messles. His case ia not ag- gravated and upless complications set iu. D. Hnghsrt reports. his recovery wiii be accomplished shortly.
 ''Red"Powell, the we'll known Drs- goon csttleman. is visiting ID the county seat today.
 F E Bennett and family returned home toosy from c months visit to various points in Texss. W D McF.sisno is --:.::::or in the city today from the Rock ranch on the Barbaoomsri.
 | Sheriff Wheeler and Deputy .Bowdsu made flying trip to Beneon todsy or official business
 | CoItractor F K Wiiliams be- 6uished decorating the interior of th, court room and the same presents [ very cieditable appearance, beini finished up in light and dark osk snt we'll grained throughout.
 The grand lodge of both the Nsson and Eastern Star osders will meet il Phoenix Feb. g to I2, inclusive Tombstone will be represented in bosl ordsrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18
Apportionment | of School Funds


 The state superintendent of schools hss apportioned the 6sst allotment of school funds to the ssvsrsl counties Fc- the first time in the history Of the stste Maricops recsives more tbau Cochise, ahinh hes herstoiose been the bsoner couoty. This year Co., chise falls over 5000 in school porula. ton behind Masicopa and accordingly draws . ittle moro than $I3, 900 lees of tbe state funds. the distribution be- Ing st the rate of $6. 2z for ssch cb Id between six and twenty. ons ysars d sgs.
 The number oi census children in and the amouot due each county is e follow:
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18

tam, M Newman. L A Brown, Au-
 gust Hickey, Charles Jones, Pete
 Johnson end others. While tbs
 amount involved is net stated, is is
 known Co exceed fifty thousand dol
 isrs. Adioining. az it do,e, tbe prop-
 erty o' the old Com mon wealth mine, this property has . very fascinating attraction for investors and the stock has been sought by outsiders but with
 out avail for reversl months, as the
 company has had none on the open market since laet July
 1h& original mine of the old Com. mon wealth was discovered by John
 Pearce some 20 yeare ago and told to John Brockman and sssociste., wbo made msoy millions out of the prop erty. Early in 1911 Walter Mellsrsn formed the Common wealth Extension
 Mining company aud the original
 company consisted of John cPesroe, L Coulter and V 0 Msilgren; but ct
 that time the company bed but one claim, the Horn Spoon bslopgine to
 John Psarce, they then associated themselves with Paul B Warnekros. 10 L cammin9s and A H Gardner,
 and until yesterday these six men
 controlled the property, which con.
 sis's of ten claims. Early last year.
 under an option to John s Williams
 and associates. the property was oper- ct. d and teversl hun fred feet Of york done including one of the best double compartment shafts in the stste,
 which is down to water. The year
 before lsst the original company put down . single compartment shaft on
 the opposite side of the property and encou ntered some good ere and every- tbirg points to its being good sized body of commercial ore. Ore was encountered in the new shsft and also in tbe drifts. It is the inten- ton of the company now topusb che work CD this property at sn early dsts.
 [ We congratulate Msssrs Pesres snd MsIlgrss on the f,et that the proper- y hes goss into the hands of people who can make . mine of the Com- Extension mine. which all men who have any knowledge | ss ell ot mioerology think will prove b bs e good, if nos bstees, tb.n shs pId Common wealth, and hsrs's good |uek to tbs psopsrty sasd to Nessss Psases, Msllsreo, Wasnskros, Cum pisss ed 0ssdass, vho pot the dsaI 'bFough. The pssssss o1esn os the 'oopsoy gre c W Biets. pro idsnt; lususs Bicbey, Treasurer. and A H 3ssd pss. Secretary. Ths plant nov 'n shs property is ons of the 6sess ,orking plants ip chs ststs spd che ompsny is nov in position to rusb he development, which will b good 'sws to shs people of Psssss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18
Hor1cx FOR POSTING AND Yu8IIsHHo
Serial No. o13oos

D.rartment of she Interior. United States Land Offce. Phoenix. Arizona, December sz. ISs3-
 Notice is hereby given that the Santa fs Pacific Raiiroad Company. by Hovel Jonea its Land Commissioner. has this day filed its application. Serial No-s os3oes in this office to select. under the provisions of the Ae. of Congress. approved April 21, 1904 fss Stats. eti2, the following described lands:
 G4Ia and Salt River Meridian-Arixona- IFS, R. s-E. Al Sec. s
 T.n-s. R. ze-E. sK NEK. NK SEX. Sec. 90.
 T.rs-s., R, aa-E. SEX SWX, sVK SRK. EK SEX Sec. 10.
 T.rs-s., R, z6-E. NEz. SWz, Sec Ia' ws, Sec. Is. SWK. Sec. zs.
 TU-S.. R. zz-E Lot 2. SWX NEK. SEX Nwz. MEX swK. NwKssEK. Sec ewx MEX. Ex NWK. Ek SWk. W. SEK. Sec. g.
 Trzs.Rzz-E NwK NEK. sX NEX NEk NWK, NEs SEA. Sec IT; NEH. NK swx, Nws. SEX. Sec "a.
 rrrS. R ss-E Los I. 2. < NEH. EK Nws, EH swK. sH SEX, sse 2 .sWX. 
 See ls-
 T.cs. R as-E Sx swK. sH SEX. See TO; sx sEK, Sk SwK. Sec IT.
 Tres. R so-E NwK. sec ss; EK HEK. EK SEX. Sec s7.
 T.s, R re-E NwK NEX. sX NER. sEK NWK. Sse s%
 Tn-s. 3 ss-E Nwx. wx sWx. Sc e; Fx. Sec as-
 Tr7-s. R 70 2 Al Sec sz; All sse 8. r,s sRssE sEx. See Is; w. NEK. Nwx sEK. Sse E
 TBS, . so-B An Sc (; Al Sc s; Al Sec fps . ss-R sx NK. sx. Sc 8; sx Nx, sx. Sc s4; Sx NK. lSx. sse as A.y ssl sIl psrssss cisfning slversssy sh. .snas asserfbsd. er desiring ts object s.e,.ss sf shs niness1 ehsraetsr ef ths lasA. ., f.r s.y seAsr reason. to the disposal ss s.,l,es.s, sAsuId file their sffidsvits of pre ,ece In shfs oGss. oa or bseose the Essh day q
 THOMAS ?. wRRDIN,
 Rsgiss~
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18
Fen Thsrsday : Daily

The interior of the court room is be. ing repsiuted and decors ed and ex- peofed to be finished shortly. in time tor the opening of court, when the jury siil be summoned. The jury drawing will take place Saturday mo: ming.
 Improvements on the various town propsstiss sesm to be the order oi the day. e sll around may be sesu side walks being iaid. buildings being re- psised and put in shape. .od, in shors, it sesms as # somsshing is go- ing Co happen shortly. Tommy Sutton and Jimmie Fierce were among the travelling salseman io ths city today paying oor merch. ante . visit.
 Sbsrid Wheeler and Deputy Bovdsn made brief visit to to Glsesop today and return.
 Mrs P Byrne was an outgoing pa.- senger today for her home at Tspque near Bowie.
 The following matters were up be fore. Judge Lockwood of the superior Icohit today :-Sta'e vs Lee Rodriguez and Frank Yescas. diemis.ed on mo- tion oi the County Attorney State VI Jack Jones, grand larceny, plead guilty and was seutenced to the stat, lpepitentiary for term of not les, than one nor more than three years stste vs Alfred Pels, disn esed on m D. . ton of County Attorney on grounds o insufiicient evidence; In the matter O the case Of Dutland vs ,he Ariz n, Bank & Trust Company, ordered ths receiver be authorised to sell to Fer
 Nstionsl Bank cf Douglas the Not, and Mortgage issu'd by Nose Kiln , in favor of the Arizona Bank & Trus ICompsny. for not less than par an accrued interest end that he execu. ell necessary eonvcyances therefor. | Mir and Mrs Artbur Hsney oi Fair
 bank were in the city today between
 trsins visiting friends.
 William Oowsn and son Ralph wer
 visitoss in the city today from tb Cowan ranch in the Sulphur Sprinl
 vslley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18
Commonwealth Extea-
 sion Changes Hands

Alter ssvsrsl vesks oi wsaaelna between vsrious interested partiss. ths control of sbs Commonweslth EEtss- sion Miniog eompsny ss Psases passsd to the hands oi . Bisbss syndiesss smopg whom gre come of the iass- most mining men in the great copper camp. Tbs majority stock is DOW held by Y J Bsopby, V J Caaaiss-
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-18
NOTICE FOR POSTING AND PUB.
 llShlM6

Serial No. oa3ooi. Department of the Interior, United
 States Land Office, Phoenix,
 Arizona, December 70. 1913. Notice is hereby given that the Santa fe Pacihc Railroad Company. hy howel Jones its Land Commissioner, has this day filed its application, Serial No. o239SI in this office Co select, under the provisions ot the Act of Congress ap- proved April 2I. iooa. (33 Stats, aID the following described lands:
 e. ed Sah Risef Meridiaa-Ad1oaa T as-N, RI-w SH NEz. SH SEX, Sec IS; Lots !. 2, NwH NEx. NE4 NWk, Sec iq
 TIs.N. R INV WIZ NE1. W. SEA. Sec IS.
 TI7-N W, NWk SecI, N,RIE. EH SWH, SEX Sec 9; W. SWH, Sec 10.
 T7N,R w. SH NWH, NJ SW1. Sec g.
 TIN, RAW. Lots I. 2, NJ. SEX. Sec g: Eh SecIs.
 TIN, RAW. sH swx.sK SEX Sec $.
 ITS. RI3w. SEX SwH. sw1 SEX, EK SEX See 3I.
 TsS, RI3W. Lots I. 5. 4. E1. SEX. Sec 5; Lot I, NE9 SEA. SH SE4 Sec 6.
 s.RIsw. WIZ Nw1.. w. swi., Sec Is; S1. NwI, Nn swK Sec II.
 TBS. .Rl7w W. Lot. 1. ?. IA, s1. NE1.. .s1. NwA, Sec 3 {; Lots l. ?, S1s NEa, SEA, sec6,
 TBS, Rls W. Lot 3, SW1. NEH W. SEA, SW1.. Sec 1.
 T5S. R3E. SI Sec g.
 T5S. RAE Lo,sl 2,3, 4, E. NWH, E1. Sw 1.. Sec '.
 TBS, R6E SH Sec 20
 res. RYE. NEE. Sec 34. ITS, R , Ei Lots 3, 4. Es sWH ITS R6E sH Sec 2s
 IT'S. RTE. W.. Sec l5; Lots 8 1, Eh sW1. Sec 30.
 TSS, S,R6E. SI Sec2.
 Tss. s.RsE. All Sec 6; W. se' F; sH Sec 2l; sh NEH, EH sWA SEA, Sec 30.
 T6s, R5E. SEA Sec 2l. THIS R 22 E. sW4 Sec l; SW NE H.sH NwX. NJ sw Nw1 SEX, Sec 27; ;sK NE1 SEX. Sec 2t Tl5 5. RPS E sW5. ssr 22. TIT 8. R BE. NEH NWi., VI NW1.. WIZ sWH.. Sec l2.
 TITS, R24E. swH Sec 10. ITS $, R8E. NEK. WIZ. Sec s sEH ssc9; EK. EH NwK, NV NW1, EH sW4, ,swX swE. Sec 2l T18 8, R BE. NWx sec l5 T Is 6, R 74 E. NE4 seo 26. T 20 6. 9E. Lot 1, sW3 NW3 NW3 sW4, sw} SE3. Sec {.
 T 90 s, 7E VI NE3, s} NW3 Sec 24; S} NF3. NJ sE3, Sec 20. T 20 8. R 26 E. FL NEi. Fl sEa Sec 32
 als.RsE. E. Nw4. Fl swi See II; WI Nwt, VI swf Sec 34. T2ls, RIO E. sa Nw4. Mt sw: Sec g.
 Taz s, POE. sE3 Sec 3. alst Lots 6. '; SE3 Sec 13
 T22 s. R 21 E. s3 sW4, sa SE4 Sec 10; WI NE3 NJ NW3. Sec l5 Ea Sec B; sW4. E} Sec "A.
 Any and all persons claiming adverse lythe lands described. or desiring tt object because of the mineral character of the land. or for any other reason. tt the disposal so applicant. should file thei' afida.its of protes, in this office. n o' before the I1:h day of February. 1914.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN
 Register. Firs, publication Jan Ioi4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
SLOUGH HAT NO DISGUISE
Mineola Detective Gets His
Man at Atlantic City.

Mineola Long Island. March N.-By the
excellent work OF County Detective
Phineas Seaman. Ralph w. Jacoby, fed
eral prisoner, who was in the Nassau
County jail during the recent orgies and
who is an important witness in the case.
was arrested late this afternoon ct At
lantic City and was locked up to await
extradition papers.
This morning Seaman was attracted to
small crowd reading newspaper and
discussing the matter of the recent dis
closures in the Nassau County Jail, in
which FIVE men had been indicted. He
drew near 10 hear the expression OF
opinion.
Finally a stranger. who was standing
near, also was attracted TO the scene, and
Seaman was at once attracted TO him.
His face was covered with SLOUGH hat
and the detective could not catch good
view OF his features. All morning he fol-
lowed the man. and late this afternoon
identified him in barber shop. AS soon
as Jacoby was shaved he arrested him.
Jacoby was indicted on the same charge
as the other prisoners. Through him Dis
trlct Attorney Smith expects 10 convict
the others as Jacoby will no doubt turn
states evidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
LENA, THE PIANIST, DIES
Familiar Figure in East Side
Cafes Found in a Hallway.

Lena Ascher. known to patrons OF Ger
man cafes on the East Side as Lena. the
Piano Player" was found dead yesterday
morning in a hallway on the third floor
at No. 1872 Sd street by milkman. DR..
Weems, Of Bellevue. said she died Of ex-
posure Her presence in the building was
unaccounted for. but it was said she had
no home.
Her past she carefully concealed. but
she once declared, when asked why she
did not take better care Of herself: What
is the use? My romance has been shat
tered"
Lena Ascher was gifted musician She
would sit in cafes and play for hours.
She was known to frequenters OF the
cafes. and in return for their hospitality
would play for them the airs Of their
fatherland. There was not an opera
which she could not play.
a few days ago Lena. who was about
forty years old, went to Jacob Hauben'
who keeps liquor store at No. IS First
avenue, and asked him to inform Mrs
Ascher. at No. pol East 1llth street, II
anything happened to her. At that ad-
dress yesterday was found the mother or
the dead woman. She was not surprised
to hear of her daughters death, she said
because of the life she led. She had seen
her only once or twice in twenty years
she said
Mrs Ascher said she was almost desti-
tute and could not pay the funeral ex-
penses. The body was taken to the
noreue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
SUM MONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Fannie Ginsberg. plaintiff, against MAX
Ginsberg defendant. Summons: Action for an
absolute divorce.
To the above named defendant: You are
hereby summoned to answer the complaint
in this action, and to serve n copy OF your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within 70
DAYS after tho service OF this summons. eN.
elusive OF the day OF service. and in case OF
your failure TO appear or answer. judgment
will be taken against you by default. for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, New York. February It'll. 1914
BERNARD +. NATHAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney. ONCE and Postof'ice Ad-
dress No. 400 Broadway. New York City.
To Max Ginsbers. defendant: The foregoing
summons Is served upon YOU By publication
pursuant 10 an order Of Hon. Nathan Blur.
Judge OF the New York Supreme Court, New
YORK County dated February nth. 1914. and
Nled with the complaint IN the office OF the
Clerk OF New York County. AZ Manhattan
Borough, New York.
Dated New York March 9Th. 1914
BERNARD F. NATHAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 800 Broadway. New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK, COUNTY
Of New York-Wiliam +. Moore, plaintiff,
against Edith NJ. Warford defenda1t.-ln pur-
suance of judgment OF foreclosure and SALE
action and bearing date the 10th day Of March,
1914, l. the unders gned. the referee In said
judgment named. will sell at public auction.
at the Exchange Salesroom, No. i4-l6 Vesey
New York on the 2nd day OF April. 1914. at IL
O'Clock noon on that day, by Macmillan Nor
genlhau, jr., auctioneer, the premises directed
BY eald judgment TO be Sold and therein de-
scribed as follows: All that certain lot piece
or parcel of land, situate, lying and being
in the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
York bounded and described az follows: Be
ginning at a point on the southerly side OF
West Eighty-second street, distant three hun
dred and forty-five feet westerly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the west
erly side OF Columbus formerly Ninth avenue
with the said southerly side OF Eighty-sec-
ond street; running thence southerly paralei
with the westerly side Of Columbus avenue,
wall one hundred and two feet two lnches
70 the centre line Of the block: thence Wester-
~ along the said centre line or the block
seventeen feet; thence northerly, again paral-
lei with the westerly side OF Columbus ave-
nue. one hundred and two feet. two Inches 10
the southerly side OF Eighty-second street
and thence easteily along the said soutnery
side OF Eightysecond street seventeen tee'
Uses being now known by the street number
1872 West Eighty-second street.
Dated, New York. March 10th, 1919.
LEWIS SCHULDENFREI Referee.
KANTROWITZ & ESBERG. Attorneys tor
Plaintiff, Office and Postoiilce Address, NO.
Borough.
The following is a diagram OF the property
to be sold: its street number is 1S2 west szha
street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
Here's an Ungrateful Cat.

When Patrolman Riley. OF the Stage
street station. tried to rescue a cat yes
terday from burning building at No. So
Meserole street. Brooklyn. he was at
tucked by the animal. which scratched
his face and hands. After all the ten
ants had reached the street in safety Ed
ward Alexander. five years old. remem-
bered he had left the cat in his home on
the third floor. and pleaded with Riley to
save the animal. The fire was extin-
suished with a small loss, but the boys
cat is still missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED


l.pau. March Mitau Puss). New York via
Newcastle.
barcelona. March 19-Auchencrag Br), New
York via Lisbon.
Bermuda. March 20, Cos a m-Bermudian OBJ.
fcr IT Natal March 17-Kybfels Ger, New
Ir tell March 1s-Argenfels (GeD New
YORK via Cape Town, etc.
coral March 1S-CharltOn Hall Obj, New
York via St Lucia, Bahia Blanca, ETC. for
Plymouth. March 90 4:3O m-st Paul, New
Dover si' March 20. 7 m-Kroonland. New
Rotterdam. March 20. m-Ryndam Dutch.
New York.
suez March 2o-Kandahar BD, Calcutta for
Boston and New York
Queenstown. March 90, m-Batic tBr)'
New York for Liverpool (and proceeded.
|Chsrbourg March 20. $3.50 a nl-kaiserin Au-
eus,s Victoria (GeD New York for South
amp,on and Hamburg (and proceeded.
SAILED.
bsamos. March 14-Askehan CBr. New York.
key.lle. March l6-Herm (NorJ. New York.
topenhagen. March lG-California DAM. New
iiai. March ls-Bunalo OBI. New York
Liverpool March 20-Franklyn obi, New
Manila. March ia-Kentucky Br). New York
aEiers. March 1S-Egremont Castle CB) drom
Yokohama, etc, Boston and New York.
trinidad. March 20-Plutarch (BD from SAN
los and Rio de Janeiro for New York.
Genoa March l7-Caserta QtaD, New York.
Naples March l7-Regina d'Italia OtaD, New
York
PASSED.
Boraltar. March l9-Madonna Fr), New York
for Maysellles
bungeness, March OTTOMAN CBD. New York
fcr Antwerp.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. COZ sunset. els: moon rises, 3:51;
n oon s aye 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
1a2 West Sind street.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-described
property is to be sold ia S3.02675, with In
1914 together with the costs and allow
ance amounting to s2l603. with interest from
March 10th. 1914, together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments and water rates, OF
other liens which are 10 be allowed 10
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid BY the Referee. is as follows: Taxes
and penalties thereon. II any. Croton water
charge TO- the year 1914. SIS. and the interest
and penalties thereon. II any. The premises
will be solo subject prior first mort gage.
row OF record given TO secure the payment
OF Fifteen Thousand Dollars with interest
thereon al I'VE per cent from September LIST.
1913.
Dated, New York March 10th, 1914.
LEWIS SCHULDENFREI. Referee