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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11
APPOINTED COUNTY JUDGE.

Mr.. John NJ. Stevenson, a we'll
known attorney of Clark County, has
been appointed by Gov McCreary as
County Judge of Clark County, to fill
out the unexpired term of the late
Judge Evans, who died last Wednes-
day. Judge Stevenson is well known
to the members of the Paris bar as a
lawyer of ability and legal attain
ments and one who will make cred
liable record
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11
PRESIDENT KING ON THE
WARPATH AGAINST llllFEHACf

Hon. w. P. King, President OF the
kentucky Educational Association
has taken the stump in the campaign
AGAINST illiteracy in Kentucky, ana
VII speak at Brooksville, Williams
town, Independence, Winchester, Far
IS, Alexandria, Covington and seyerai
other points during the next lew
weeks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11
DRINK PARFAY.

Drink Parfay, the best summer
drink. Sparkling, refreshing and at
the same time beneficial to the
health We sell it.
(7-2tl WARDEN & SON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11
DRINK PARFAY.

Drink Parfay, the best summer
drink. Sparkling, refreshing ana al
the same time beneficial to the health
We sell it.
c7-2D WARDEN & SON. 5
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11

LONDON, ENG, Aug. lot was
admitted at Brussels this morning
that Liege had been occupied by the
Germans.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11

The trouble with the fellow who
wears a big silk watch guard around
his neck is that he thinks he is as
good as you are.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11

Rome that Emperor William has left
Berlin to join the general staff of the
army on the Alaskan frontier to in
dicate that the Germans are ready to
engage the French in great force and
that a general engagement is impend-
ing.
LONDON, ENG, Aug. 9.-It was re-
ported to-day that Austria was send
ing her Fifteenth Army Corps across
Germany to the French frontier. This
corps is composed of Slavs, who,
was said, might not be dependable in
action against Russia. The Austrian
ambassador was asked to make dec
laration of Austria's intentions.
BERLIN, GERMANY, Aug. g.
Cholera is said to have broken out
among the Austrians and Serbs.
Paris dispatches say the Germans in
Belgium are short of provisions. A
cablegram from Pekin says serious
conversations are proceeding be-
tween the Toxic and London govern
ments concerning whether Japan will
participate in an attack upon the Ger
man colony of Using Tau
LONDON, ENG, Aug. lot was
admitted at Brussels this morning
that Liege had been occupied by the
Germans.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Secre-
tary Bryan announced to-day that
the United States now was in com
munication with all its European en-
bassies and legations and that every
effort was being made to care for
Americans there.
For many days the State Depart
ment has been unable to commune
cate with Ambassador Gerard at Ber-
lin. but today communication was es-
tablished through Copenhagen, Den
mark. Official dispatches revealed
that many Americans have been ar
rested or temporarily detained in
Germany merely on suspicion.
ATHENS, GREEC7, Aug. 10
Athens dispatches say large Turkish
forces are being concentrated on
Bulgarian territory by agreement
with Bulgaria.
The British admiralty announces
tAcL dIIoNhON q
British cruiser, but that the ship es
capped unchanged while one German
submarine was sunk.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-A dispatch to
the Times from Berne, Switzerland
says 10000 American troops have con
centrated near Besel, and that Ger
man and French troops also are neal
the Swiss frontier, so that big bat
tie may occur at any moment.
LONDON, Aug. 1O-A dispatch
from Rome to the Daily Mail says
report is current that Emperor vii
liam has left Berlin in motorcar fol
the Alastian frontier. A great battle
on the French frontier is imminent.
WASHINGTON, Aug. lO.-Secreta
~ Bryan announced to-day that the
American Government now was II
communication with all its European
Embassies and Legations, and ina
every effort was being made to care
Tor Americans in all parts OF the Con
TinpDt
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11
EUROPEAN LWAR
BRIEFLY TOLD
IN BULLETINS.
Soldiers OF Franoe, Great Brit
ain and Belgium Effect
Junction.
- iE
MANY NAVAL
BATTLES FOUGHT.
Cholera and Starvation Add
to the Horrors of War
in Servia.

PARIS FRANCE, August 9.-The
military critic of the Journal des
Debats considers the report from
Rome that Emperor William has left
Berlin to join the general staff of the
army on the Alaskan frontier to in
dicate that the Germans are ready to
engage the French in great force and
that a general engagement is impend-
ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
TO END B. & A. AGREEMENT.
Elliott Confirms Report THAT New
Haven VIII Withdraw.

Rn.rnN lam o-Uounrd tyltott
chairman of In. New Haven board. made
the follovins statement to-nirht CONCERN
ing the report that the New Haven road
was 10 Withdraw from ia, so-calI.d hos
ton and Albany agreement:
The New Haven company on Deem
Der II, 1913, gave notice to the New
York Central OF it's intention TO withdraw
from the so-calied boston and Albany
agreement OF February 10, 1871, Certain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
WAGES RAISED IN NAVY YARDS.
Pay ROlI Increased by xSO,O0O--
I,iOO Men Affected.

WAsHINGToN. Jan. New wage
scales went into effect to-day at all navy
Yards in the United states except the
Washington yard, the Proving Ground at
Indian Head and the station at Annapo-
lis, Md.
The new scales were fixed following re-
ports OF wage boards ~ the various yards
and a series OF hearings al the Navy De-
partmont AT which the employees were
represented. II is said that the effect OF
the changes in wage scale OF the previous
year is to increase the total payroll by
more than $4,000. More than l,40O EN-
ployees will benefit by these increases,
while about fifty employees are Affected
by slight decreases made in few in
stances.
The wage scales were readiusted In &C
cordance with the direction or Congress
that the scale paid shall conform TO the
prevailing rate OF wages paid for similar
work in private shops In ths vicinity of
each yard This adjustment is made an
nually
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
sCMMONsEs.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
GIOVANNI IOMBARbl Plaintiff, v, LENA
IDMRARDI, Defendant Action fut separation,
To the above named Defendant
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the COM
plant IN this action aud 10 scrN" a copy % your
answer on the paintiN', attorney within twenty
days aiiCH the service of this summons. rAclu,lNr
nf the day of service, and IN case Of Your failure
IL appear OF answer Judgment VIII be taken
against YOU hy default for the relief dcmarded
In the complaint.
Dated New YORK. December S, 1913
SAM FL \. POTTER & CHARLES 9. OGNlRFNE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Once and Pos; once address. / 10 Nassau Street
New York CITY.
To Lena Lombard
The foregoing summons T. served upon you by
publication. pursuant Ia an order ~ Hon Daniel
I Cphalan. a Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
state of New York. dated the 9th dayOf December.
1913 ana nlcd with the complaint IN the once o'
the Clerk Of the County 81 New York. al the
County Court House. in the Borough OF Man
haitian. city. County and State OF New York, on
the nth day Of December, 1913.
Dated New York CITY, Borough OF Mania ttan
December H. 1919 -.
SAMuELA. POTTER L CHARLES Il. oGNIBENE,
Attorneys for piainUf
New York City,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

The American Can Company has taken
ten year lease on the building at 433
West Fourteenth street, this being the
second lease for this company In the new
structure, known as the Gillen Building
al tl3 TO 435 West Fourteenth street, i35
having previously been leased to this cor
poraton for a term Of years
The Cross and Brown Company has
leased space In IS and 20 East Forty
INST street to Van Vlack Bros, L. a.
Meyer W. T., Dodge, and in conjunction
with Ewing. Bacon e. Henry space in
the same building to r. K, Gentle.
Bernard Wurtenberg has leased for
Webster II. Mabie a Co. space in 112 and
~ East Nineteenth street to Henry Tan
heoaum Company; also for Albert b.
Ashforth the store In LOG East Nineteenth
street to Goldman Bros. also for +. &
i, Pflnmm a loft In "a West Twenty
second street to the Columbia Button
Works also loft In 126 Sixth avenue
70 Naclcrio e. Frank also for NJ. & L..
Hess loft In 432 Fourth avenue to L.,
hecht q CO., also for Ewing, Bacon &
henry space in 10l Park avenue to
Arthur Todhunter, and a loft In 1870 and
~! West Twenty street to Henry
Rosenberg
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
% the Drouet Il Page Company, Inc,
me store al 1880 Broadway f; the sixth floor
n 20 aud .27 West Fifty-seventh street
20 Cascells & Mano the third floor In
% West Fifty-second street to the Else
mann Magnetic Company. and space In
"'s broadway to Newton Holden Co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
AVOIDS SACRIFICING ASSETS.
Realization Company Now Operating
Under Reananciag Plan.

Tho Assets Realization Company an
nounces that its refinancing and extension
plan has been declared effective as OF De
cember 81, 1913
The important obligations of the COM
pany have been renewed for a period of
one year, with the privilege OF renewal for
an additional year. The business of the
company will be carried on under the d.
rection OF a creditors committee, consist
Ing OF Albert II, Wiggin, president of the
Chase National Bank, chairman; Samuel
McRoberts, vice-president OF the National
City Bank, and Benjamin $. Guinness of
Ladenburg Thalmann Co. This commit
tee will be represented in the management
of the company by u. NJ. p. Murphy OF
q. NJ. r. Murphy & Co., who has been
appointed chairman of the executive COM
mittee OF the company.
The extension relieves the company OF
the necessity Of sacrificing Its assets. and
gives ample opportunity TO work out Its
affairs in an orderly fashion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
CHANGE or CORPORATE NAME.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE on
NtM iOkk, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
FIRST JUDICIAL. DIsTRlCT--In the mat
ter OF tho application of kASDE, INC, for
authority to change its name to X. a. u.
INC.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that Kande.
Inc. domestic corporation, having its priu-
cipsl business office In the Borough of Aian-
haitian. city. County and state Of New York,
In the First Judicial District. and IN which
said First Judicial District. the certificate
Of Incorporation OF the said company was
n,ed VII apply to the supreme Court Of the
state OF New York, at Il Special Term.
thereof. to be held In Part l., at tn. County
court House. In the Borough of Manhattan,
city. County and State OF New York. In the
First judicial District. on the 18Th day Of
January, 1914, AT 1890 o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day. or as soon thereafter az
counsel can be heard. for an order. author
i%ins said corporation, kande, Inc, TO
change II. corporate name to II. L. Inc.
Dated. New York. Dec. %, 1918.
kANDE, INC.
BY CHAs. BuRNHAM President.
DITTENHoEFEk, GERBER x JAMES. At
'prneys for Petitioner, Office & +. o.
Address: 90 broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian, New York city.
HON. MITCHELL MAY. Secretary OF state
OF state Of New York
HON. THOMAS j. cARMOpY Attorney
General Of state Of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Pubiic Onerin8s Yesterday d" Man
haitian and The BrOWl.


by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
BROADWAY. lIo>-l2. i4th 81 JUN
xiOO2. Il sly Hotel kector-ritlc Guar
antee A. 7 90 aet Hotel Rector Go ct al
due, S55a 49, 10: taxes, g., $T7,stIsO; SUB
to a prior mtg OF ~. 600. goo. To the plain .
By Joseph = bay.
54TH ST .o3 W, =, a3s e 9TH az, II ~
6.li. sly dwg-A Montague aet
r u Mclean ct al. due. ss.1s8le; sub ia
prior mtg Of $4,000; to tho plain
1lsTH at. iiT-is u, II E lgls park AZ,
AZ sKiOoll, sly tint strs-J kohn
agt Saml Cohen ct al. due. sl3sl2.Sl .
taxes Sc. 81, 0l0ss sub to prior mtg Of
$4,000. To the Jay Kay Co. part IN
by j. IL Mayors.
lST Az, 2Ol3. >. 1J.ll lc%th 81. .SN'H.
sty t.nmt and stores-Sol Sulzherger agt
Ferdinando Mazzacsno ct al. due. VI
1915. taxes. &c, 1886; sub to mtg OF
$4,000; to Il Muller $40. "a
lST AN, 20l+ =. SOIL i"ith ~, 25Nbs
sly tenmt aud stores--Sul Suizberger ac'
Ferdinando Mazzacano ct al, due. 81
557.s5; taxes, &c $685.; sub to prior
mtg OF $4,000: to L NJ Muller. Ns,iS,
lat sg0s THIRD AVENUE
BY Joseph Day,
RITTER PI- ss2 1875 W Prospect az
25xss.1l. , s,y dwlg-A r Black agt Hin
ley Realty Co ct al, due, sb.0og.o; taxes
xc. 3l36.s5: to the plaintiff, ........ y. oO(
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Years Business Starts With
Few Sales Of Small and I'm
important Properties.
rLARIDGE AT AUCTION
Hotel sold to BOndhOlders-Rc-
ports From City BOrOughs
and Suburbs.
rLARIDGE At AUCTION

Business Tor the year in real estate
Aid not get u very good start yesterday
4 the sales reported are to be taken
az a criterion. transactions by private
contracts were few and affected prop
,rty Of uniinportant character and of
anal value. Practically the only real
interest in the market centred about the
.ale IN foreclosure Of the Hotel Claridge,
on Broadway at forty-fourth street. 1t
vas forcgone conclusion that the prop
s-tv would be bought in by representa-
lives of the bondholders of Il mortgage
s.ue. They did purchase II, thereby
clearing up litigation which has involved
the property for more than year The
property IL now in good shape to be
resold since It has been entirely reor-
rsnized and placed in a fair way to
MAKE money for purchaser. Details
~ the sale will be found on another
mage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
BRONX.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MANHATTAN.

5TH Az. n . cor l06th st--standsrd Plumb
ing supply 60 agt Geo II Earle ct a..
May s, 1913 cancelled. ..;...; vs. %
SAME PROpERTY-Cnited Plumbers sup
cfl.GG) . - -
SAME PROPERTy--Sam GsAiber, Inc, agt
same. May T. 1919 tcsncelledD go. .Ssl. NJ
SAME PROPERTY-Dora lsseks agt same,
May s, 1919 tcancelled) ;t-4o
SAME PRoPBRTY-Jiry Fire Hose Rack
Celleub - '''
32D ST, ~ to 20 w--Alunso Construction
Co ast Midwest Realty Co ct al. oct :.
1918 tby Deposit 49,. .....,....:.. ss53 -
Sd AV, $50 and s5a-Nluccnzo XimDardl agt
MlliAm Nnlk Ell al Dec ~. lNl3 sNl,-sl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
DOWNTOWN GARAGE LEASED.

william \. White & Sons have leased
TO- -. Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church to Max Schlesinger three story
and basement fireproof garage to- he
erected on the vacant plot, 100xs7. at
~ - &c North Moore street, between
Hudson and Greenwich. The lease is for
iuenty-one years, with two renewals
The aggregate rent for the first twenty
one wears IL about 100000.
For some time many of the large whole
sale houses in the grocery district have
tst the need of downtown storage IA
eilites for their commercial trucks, which
are now being stored uptown. Plans for
the new building are being prepared by
Architects Renwick. Aspinwall & Tucker.
who report that the building will be ready
for occupancy about June /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for 70.
day and Tomorrow.
Tor eastern New York, Snow 60.
day, with Increasing nerthsast
wfndsy cloudy Tomorrow.

For new Jersey, snow In north portions.
snow or rain. probably snow. in south por-
lions to-day. with increasing northeast winds:
probably fair and somewhat colder to-
morrow.
For northern New England. snow to-day
or tonight and probably tomorrow; soine-
what warmer to-day; northeast to north
winds probably Increasing by tonight.
For southern New England snow to-day,
increasing northeast winds: unsettled. prob
ably local SHOWS tomorrow.
For western New York. snow to-day:
warmer In east portion local SHOWS and
somewhat colder Tomorrow; brisk 10 mod.
eratoly high south to west winds
NEW YORK. Jan. 3.--Thc southwestern
storm reached the interior OF the country
yesterday and stretched from Lake Superior
southwark to the central and east Gulf OF
Mexico. with the we'll defined centre over
tho Ohio Valley; the winds were high
throughout the interior States and lake re-
gions and snow was falling from Nebraska
and Iowa eastward and over the Ohio VAL
ley ami most of the lake regions aud rain
was falling thence south and east over tho
Tennessee Valley to the Gulf and south At
lantc coast; an area of high pressure was
causing high winds over the north Atlantic
coast. blowing onshore and creating threat
ening conditions. with some snow furries IN
the New England states and New York.
There was a second and severe storm en-
;ering tho country over Washington and
oregon. attended by high winds and heavy
rains; this disturbance was preceded br
higher temperatures In that section.
There remained a good portion OF tho cold
wave over eastern canada, northern New
yak rai -cr:htrn New England, WHARF, thu
temperature ranged from to 1s degrees be-
low zero
The line OF freezing extended IN the East
ern Statcs soSh to North Carolina and IN
the West south to New Mexico. u WAS
slightly hlsher in the central States.
In this city the day was cloudy, with an
occasional lsht splitting OF snow; colder In
the morning. wind. fresh northeasterlyj a~-
eraFe humidity. 10 per cent; barometer. cor
rected to read to sea level, at A. NJ.
| 60 80; . y. NJ, 30.93.
| The temperature in this city yesterday as
( recorded by the ortcial thermometer. Is shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
BANKS TO ACT ON RESERVE PLAN
Ask stack holders 10 decide Course
at Meeting ON January ~.

II was announced yesterday that the
directors of the Bank of New York and
OF the Mechanics and Metals National
Bank has sent letters to their stockhod-
ers requesting they take action at the
annual meeting OF the institutions on
January 10 regarding their joining the
Federal reserve system.
In the case Of the Bank Of New York
It was stated that unless proxies OF the
shareholders were otherwise heard from
they would be voted in favor of joining
the system,
Officials OF the Mechanics and Metals
Bank say that while recent regulation
of tho organization committee OF the
Federal reserve provides that the vote
OF the directors or the bank is sufficient
authorization for il 70 become n member
the directors deemed It only just that the
shareholders should pass upon the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
LIS PENDENs (MsnhsttsnJ

road, iooxaof7.lo-EdS r Cole ast sadie
Rechnitzer ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty, w + Wund
AMsTERbAM Xv. lSso-charl.s Olsen sgt
ehanio's Hem; atty. 8 Nordlingsr;
MADISON Av. " cor s7th st, 100 1lxS1
Peerless Holding Co, Inc, ast Morris
Benin ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) |;
1osD ST, los and iii W--Rosaria Piszu-
tiel,o agt q y Sherwood 4 Co ct al tac-
ton to. compel reconveyance); attys,
Bronx.
LOTS l2l. la6, lss, 1853, lbs. l77. IT'S, 49,
lss lss, 2l9, 2lb, Z36. aa6, fb5. 25s and
eb7, map of Estate Of Joseph Huss0n,
s,lassons Point--poller savings Bank Of
the City of Y syt Porter Realty h De
attys, Lexow, Mackellsr h Wells
A S.ih pwy.r est Maurice " Levy q al
foreclosure Of mtgli stty, N J sulliysn,
MARION Az. q T. $50 le7th d. ~ Axlai-..
Catharins Shea, extx. &c. agt Patrick y
Madigan foreclosure OF mts); atty NJ J
pARK Az. $3.50. and ,7sa st, I.s E-Morri.
Iiebson sEt Ernest Keller CONSTRUCTION
Go faction to foreelose mechanics lien) ;
ATTY, u = Deutsch,
'i M.rm ~ realty CO a.. PSiiis sussrman .,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03

BROADWAY, 1871 and is7s-Hyman Cohen
sgt Ftrestone Tire d Rubber Co. owner:
Emil Frasd and the Fraad Contracting Co.
SAD ST. ~ to aG W-Morewood standard
safety Exit Door CO. Inc, aet People
Sash and Door Co. contractor ;s1S1
1AlsT ST, gil w-David Meyer agt Minnie
Van Raitz. owner; Louis Frankfurter;. cor.
9TH A'' ST. ssi.E:rine.tt' ii RAINBOW ast
s7TH 81, ii. and % w.FFiannk Iiss.n ct al
aHt John II Henshaw ct al trustees, &c,
owners; Aaron Harria Samuel strausberg
a, and Franz Krefe!. Inc. e9ntractors. Isl
Nk Arthur Sosn,,sn ST. at s"s s.us dan,s
Catherine Diver. exr, &C. owners; Berg
Cafe and Hotel Co. contractor. and
BEoADwAY, n 9 cor s4th st., SO. sxi,2 9
Lockwood Co agt West SGD 81 Realty 60;
ssTH 81. ia E-Hymsn Cohen aet Lila
Thompson owner; Emil Frasd and the
Eraad Contracting Co. contractors. 500
18TH ST i5s E--Louis Levin. Inc. agt David
Weinberg estate. owner; Vim IL Levy 60,
SAME PRoPERrY-same ast David Vein.
berg estate. owner; Abraham kommel.
BRONX.
1857 ST 2s6 E-Wyoming Cut Stone GO
agt Tobruk Construction Co. owner and
81 Nv. s;os TO s7io-Tony cs.rpentiere agt
: Glass. owner; Frank Lori. contr.c.
isiirH sr, Isl E-pieres q doid.tein as,
Chas Corby, contractor: Nicola Tee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03

Business School. Inc.
15I Nassau ST.. opposite
City Hall. Catalogue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE destroyer
Nsyrant and tug Uncas have arrived al
New York yard cruiser Raleigh, gunboat
Annapolis and esllier Jus,in at Mszatlan
cruiser Chester at Ship Island. collier Bru-
cola, gunhoat Dolphin at Vera Cruz. destroy
ers Cassln, Cummings and Duncan at Key
West: collier Lebanon al Guantanamo. bat =
tieships Connecticut and Kansas al Tam
piGo. batteships New Jersey and virginia
at Vera Cruz and tug Paiuxent at Pensa-
cola.
Gunboat Wheeling has sailed from ram
plco for New Orleans, gunboat Petrol fgoin
boat OaiIao from HongkOng for West River.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
Referees Appointed.

sunr,me Court-By Justice Gavegan--lsaacs
"a Menih aiu-Samuei II Wandell; Hastorf vs.,
Hennen-Arthnr X Kuhn; matter OF Run
Wlliiar, W. Hoppin; Gurnee W.. Sarsold Realty
Co Morgan ] OBrien. Jr
ny Justice FoEdmBle,soh y ~ Inter CITY Land La,
mater OF Byrnes-Waitey W, Irwin; n v.
Trust Co vs. Klein--Wlism @ Brown; Pros
pet Invest Co. VS. violante Realty Gown.
lam T. Breckenridge.
By Justice sndleton-Grother W schisren'
beck-ROger Sherman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
CREDITORS COMMITTEES
simpson Crawford Company,
Fourteenth street store.

CREDITORS COMMITTEE
simpson Crawford Company,
Fourteenth street store
Henry Siegel Company Boston.
Merchants Express Company,
Henry Siege a. co. twholesalei
Receivers having been appointed for The
above named corporations and partnership.
me undersigned have consented To act as a
committee In the Interest of creditors to
eDdeavor to bring about reorganization or
satisfactory adjustment OF the affairs OF
these concerns.
creditors are requested to send statements
OF their claims TO the Secretary OF the Com
inittes. under the terms Of "A letter of authori-
za'ion which has been prepared Copies Of
this letter have been mailed to each known
rotary OF the Committee.
In order to act effectively, the Committee
must have the immediate cooperation Of
every creditor
January ., 1914
PIERRE JAY, Chairman,
vice President, Bank OF the Manhattan CO..
EDMUND WRIGHT
tFredk Victor a AChelis'
CLIFTON II pWINNEII.
Vice President, First National Bank. Boston
LEO FRANZ.
Frank Ieauin X Arnold. for II n. Claniu
ca. and othcrsl
EDWARD L. MEYERS
,Iouis Meyers n SOM
EpMCND WRIGHT, secretary, Post Ofhce
Box 49,, New York city.
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III W tteth 81. Jan I, 4 yrs, 6 y c; atty.
Louis Mannheim 500 Bway..... $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
PUBLIC NOTICES.
STATE OF NnW lnRk

STATE OF NEW YORK
tOMPTROIlERS OFFICE
NOTICE. OF THt. ISSUANCE or NJ
NEW DESIGN OF STOCK TRANSFER
TAX STAMPS.
10 WHOM II MAY CONCERN
Please take notice that pursuant to the
provisions of chapter Sill of the laws Of
1919. ! have provided for the issuance and
exclusive use of a new design Of stock
transfer tax stamps. and that after the
10Th day OF February. 1914, none other than
the new issue or design Of stamps viii be
accepted or made use of III payment OF the
tax
From February -. 1914, TO MAY 20. 1914.
inclusive, stamps of the old issue may he
exchanged with the Comptroller for stamps
OF the new design, as IN said act provided
WILLIAM SOHMER,
Dated. Albany. \. Y. Comptroller.
November 20. 1913