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FIRE RECORD.

y. VI.
5:25-I5si "a av. A. Nagel trihIng
ll:10-i1s 10Th az, owner unknown, trifins
= "
l2:55-i25 claremont Parkway. L. Morris;
trlhiug.
I:l5-455 F. i5sth It,! Mary Anderson;
triflng
I:I5-S4s ist ay.. J. Post; SIS
Z:20-I4iO Madison ay.. T.. Pollock trining
3:2O-l5O T. ssth st.. II Edgar. trhing
3:30-235 T.. lin IT., j. Thompson. trl-
fling
9.f5-3ss Manor I'd. Bronx. W Ruget SO.
i.O0-3t 81 av.. II =. Ely; trining
f:2j-b32 Water st., NJ. kesto son; I'M
known
4:35~2ss 10Th ay. Hanson & Warner.
slight.
5.3O~2is F.. e33d ST.. j. Cameron: SO.
5:55-2 Cannon St. l. Stal. SIS.
6.05-6tg ist ay. c. Persen: $1,000
6:O5-2095 Amsterdam ay.. \. p. Tea
co trifing.
7:io-iss 9TH ay.. NJ Swadenberg; trininx
7.30-li5 Fifth av.. Mrs. A. Mann 5000.
S.l5--26i1 broadway Johanna ORourke.
no damage.
s:i5-2Ss East losth ST. Joseph sparrio
trning
1895 Automobile No 5i73 y. Rudolph
Crinvell. Rosedale av. and East l77th
ct, slight.
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e6th street

The approximate amount ~ the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold, is THIRTY eight thou
sand twenty-oue and l3-l0o dollars tS3s.-
O21l3). with interest on Thirty mine thou
sand five hundred twenty-one and 1900 dol
lars S39,521.l3) from the LIST day or May
fef4 10 .Tune 9Th. 1914 and with interest on
S3sO2l.l3 from June 9th, 1914, together with
the costs and allowance. amounting 20 Three
hundred ninety-one and 25-l00 $3.50
with interest from June 9th 1914. together
with the expenses Of the sale. The approx
mate amount of the taxes. assessments and
water rates, or other liens, which are 10 DE
allowed to the purchaser out OF the purchase
money or paid by the Referee. Is Seven hun
dred nnety-six and 50-i00 f7s6.50) and in
terest
Dated. New York. July Eth. 1914.
JOSEPH y. FUTILE, Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned 10
Monday. August 3ist, 1914, at the same time
ard place.
Dated, New York July 30th. 1914
JOSEPH y. FUTILE. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

hrF tnodst ei's
BERWICK. TENS Berwick stores ,.o
rs o. Garrison. j Glide genera ''''''
BoST0N-Nsrrarc Houston 60. j \ Ms
CRANE. drygoods. Great .Nof ,h'tn t-,..
HIFTNT.o .F.Iuf g. Kent. a v t..el r.''
goods silks and ,aiyets. go flf'h at
HOUSTON. TEN Levy Bros Di}k'ula
T. T. Harris. drvgouIa laces, hosiery '''
hons aud notions. i', vs. 25H 81 - r
LANCASTER PENN Watt 4 Shtnd'
WAT. dryrooi.. 80 white 90.
PEORIA. lLI.-The % ". j hien'u'
Or, goods. ti9f Huaf. ,.tt
man. general mds". Hnay anI oSi 10
SUPERIOR. WIS -L.ghtboiy, Ningate TO-
" Lghthoiy. dr'Eoodf. bferIi.. H..
UTICA. IS VI a Roberts 60; W il'@-
1etf hosiery and furu goods, Ireslln. go,
TALLEBEGA. ALA l'man Bros T.
man. Irygoods and general nds'' Wal
wAsHINGToN-A L.uer. 2 l. Etchison'
piece goods. Go1 Hway. Albert
Clonk> suits. womcn's Wcar. Etc.
ALHANY-J - Myers CO.. " Findlay.
ladies' ready-to-wear, 20 FIRM a..
ATLANTA. Gan Hiah & Bros 60, y Il
Hoarleu dress goods silks and '''Fe'''
fN W I'd ST.
COLI NIB S. GA 4 kirren 90, y nj,
ven. dress goods. silks. laces ana MOTIONS .
KANSAS CITY. Mo-Emery Bird. Thaycr
- g. 90. Mr Ware Mr Ioo'e. laHi'S
LANEENCE MASS Robertson. 0uth'ti'nd
co. Miss " l. Snow. Miss Anderson.
ladies rcady-to-wcar So White So H'''''
square
Los ANGELES. Gala Homhurg-r q
Sons. 70 W Hppoihnger. gloves -i' f'ui'i'
NORFOLK. VA.p Samler. ladies' ready
to-Vcar. Herald square. ~
TITTSEIr RGfl. Frank a Seder, ] 80 +,
coats and suits doh.l. Miss Jacobs ga az
coats. p Hrsrh. suits and dresses FV
Fourth az.
pHlIAnELpUA-N sneIlerburg & co. L
Highlander. iadi'' reaiy-to-"eaI' l-o'
WILKES BARRE. PENN-Wilkes- Barre d
g. co: r. T. Rashrdge waists, MISS d
Heating. rop. 10 church So
Millinery. Laces. Ribbons. etc.
ATLANTA Kecly co. Miss ~ Murphy
laces. emhis and ribbons. Miss 0ulll-
van. ladies' ready fo wear; 90 ruin AZ.
BALTIMOKE-Cah Cohiens co. j " FITS
sell ribbons and millinery; 1875 BWay.
BfNGHANTON. y 1-Si-sou Bros Weldon
60. + = Tracy Innings. ribbons. turn
goods. underwear and notions. 229 Fitih
az: Grand
CINCINNATI Tho Fair " r Biger. laces'
ribbons and notions; ga Church s. .
CLEN ELAND Scott. Griggs Co, Miss p
Mcdowell. muslin underwear. { " 22d ~
JACKSON. MICH Il n Field Co; MISS
Since corsets and muslin underwear 30
Fourth as.
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The approximate amount - the Nen -
charge. 70 satisfy which the above de-, rl.'I
uropertv is 20 he SOLD. f. one flndr'a go
i've thou.and three hundred and htit-i"y d-H
n 100 dollars Sl0J .2I2.3D. with interest tn'L
on from the 9TH day OF April 1914 togelnsr
with costs and allowance amounting - 49,
hundred thirty-nino and l3-lVy d'i-tt7
fS439t51 with interest from May ~,
fgi4 together with the expenses OF We
sale. The approximate amount or We
taxes assessmerts and water rates or other
liens. which are 20 be allowed 20 the nui
,haser out Of the purchase money, or pela
bv the referee IS Two thousand SIX nun
bred and twenty-siV and ho-l0D nolaIa
tS2sZsSs and interest
Tho above described premises Nl no s'lN
subject 20 the following survey rauauons'
and none OF them shall boz deemed nor rrsafd,
al as objections 70 the title. nor any GROUND
for rejecting such title. .
T. The westerly wall Of the building adjoln-
iug on the east encroaehes one and seven,
eighths 40 inches on the above descrloe1
premises. -
n. The one-story brick building In the r.ar
~ the premises 3i5 seventh Avenue, on ne
above described premises. has no easteI!y
wall IT'S beams being supported by the vest
erly wall Of tho bulldiu9 adjoining on the
III. Fences are not on lines OF the record
Dated New York August 18th. 1915
CHARLDS =. FETrREICH
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24
TURTLE MARKED BY WAR
Sherman's Torrid Remark
Carved Deep in Shell.

Plessantdale, y. j., Aug. 23-On his
way 20 the Passaic River to-day Police
Lieutenant Michael Murphy. OF West
Orange, saw large object walking be-
tween two rocks. On closer investiga-
tion he found il was turtle weighing
about 100 pounds. On the she'll was
carved: war is hell. Stay away from
it. 1864"
The policeman, having no one with
him TO help him carry home the turtle,
left il in the woods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24
MAY USE THE VATERlAND
Consent of France Needed to
Bring Americans Back on Her.

Berlin, Aug. % via Copenhagen and
London The repatriation Of Ameri-
cans in Germany by the steamer Water
land is assured in principle. Only the
consent of the French government is
now lacking. The steamer probably
will 20 to Rotterdam. She will be able
to carry at least three thousand
Americans.
Two more special trains will leave
here shortly for Holland. one going on
the 25th and the other on the 26th Of
August. They are both already booked
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24
Plans Made by American
Express Company to
Care for Freight.
SHIP SERVICE TO
EUROPE IMPROVED
Prepayment on Goods Asked to
Avoid Delay in Forwarding
War Risks High.

To stimulate the export 'rade me
American Express Company yesterday
announced through Harry Gee, the TOT
eicn traffic manager, that everyth' -
possible would be done to bring Amer
can commercial interchange back 10
normal conditions.
while shipping conditions are iar
from normal said Mr.. Gee, there -
more nexibility and freedom on the
part Of the steamship lines m accept
ing export cargo from this port IMAM
has existed since hostilitles COM
menced. and IL seems 20 be their pres
ent intention TO maintain fairly reg
ular service under the British flag 20
British ports. This fact, together with
the weekly service of the American
Line TO Liverpool and the regular sail
ings of the Holland-America and the
Scandinavian-American lines, offers
fairly good facilities for handling
freight traffic for export
The company urges that as far as
possible all freight be sent prepaid, to
avoid delay. II is also pointed out
that war risk insurance does not cover
the ordinary marine risks. Rates Tor
reforwarding freight to interior cities
are given i'm a schedule to the trade.
and in many cases they run 100 rer
cent more than normal. The schedule
is as follows:
Antwerp 80 service.
Bremen 40 service.
Copenhagen saiiugs. United states. Aug.
-. oscar n. sept. g. H"liig olsv sept. lu.
Frederick VII. sept. -. Rates about -
per cent more than normal, which must To
prepaid
l,i-t....-t ...r.-z.. Go C,,rrta~r-. also
Kristiauiafiord sept. 1. Bcrgensfiord.
sept ~ Nut quoting for general cargo.
Genoa Sailiugs. StaWUalia. Aue. -, id'r
nina. Aug % Principe 81 lrdiuc. sept .,
Verona. sept r.. Europa, Sept rs Rates
about too per cent more than normal
Glasgow Saiuaes: Caweronid. Aug. 20. 90
lumhia. sept. =. Ansouia. sept y Rates
about 100 per cent more than normal
Hayrc- SaIIiugs. France. Aug rs. CHICAGO
Aug % Espague sept. .. 70 h'mheau.
SEPT T.. France Sept. rs. Postal steamer
rates Will apply on all shipments. which
means that the rates hy cargo steamer
only have been advanced.
Barber Line expect % have So singapore
Aug. 80 Rates about 20 per cent more
than normal
Hamburg so service.
HulI-S8ilines: Francisco. Aus -. Idaho
sept. I. Galilco. sept. = Rates about 30
per cent more than normal
London Saiiings. Minncwasta aug. ~
Minuohaha or substitute. Sept. = Rates,
LIVERPOOL -~auings. 81 Louis Aug 20
CampanIa. Aux -: Baltic. Aus -, oly u-
pic. sept o. Mauritania sept. q. ~aNoni3.
Sept. -. American steamers. Rates, - 60
tor per cent NOR, than normal
Manchester -SaHincs: pa-eh8I Sept g.
Rates 20 10 lop per cent more than nor
NAL
Naples SaiIiuCs. san Giovanni. sept . san
GuFlielwo. sept. T. and steamers under
Genoal Rates about 100 per cent more
than normal.
Amsterdam -ailings. Noordsm. sept. ];
Ryndam sept. = Rotterdam. sept 10.
Rates about 80 per cent more than normal
and must Dee prepaid.
stockholm Sarlngs. See Copenhagen.
According to shipping experts, each
day will see conditions settle 20 more
normal basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24
ALLIES FIRE ON CATTAR0
Austrian Port Is Bombarded
by French and English.

Rome, Aug. % Amid continual
rush Of wild Adristic rumors II seems
clear that the bombardment Of Cattaro
by an Anclo-French feet has taken
place. and that the forts Of Castel-
nuovo and Budua have been damaged.
The Montenegrins are still lombard
ing Cattaro from Mount Loyetch.
News Of a decisive encounter IS eX-
pccted hourly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

the deer existing hereabouts were %
lieved 10 have been killed on years as0.
since last fall. however, farmers ma
been annoyed at times by the amman a,
and il is thought that they nave Dten
breeding in tho swamp ana "Gou.
twoen Hanover Neck and flne bioon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24
BUS NESS CHANCES.

wANTED-An idea Who can think Of some
simple thing TO patent2 Protect your IDEAS
they may bring you wealth. Write for
Needed Inventions and ia 20 get Your
Patent ana Your Money" Randolph COM
psny Patent Attorneys. Wash. ID. G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

nominal: 27-inch, 56x56, 2 15-l6c; 81
inch, 56x52, 2Ac; 1914 inch. 64x64, Sc;
39-inch, 68x72, 5i2 cents nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

srPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
yor<-Dora Schiller. Plaintiff, against
Sause Realty Co et al. Defendant.-ln pur-
euance OF A judgment or foreclosure ana
sale. duly made and entered IN the above en-
titled action and bearing date the -stn day or
November. 1918. T. the Undersigned the rel
cree In said judgment named, VIII sell az plo-
lie auction al the Exchange Salesroom. No.
IA tx Ve.ev street in the Borough Of Man
haitian CITY Of New York, on the 5Jth day or
July. 1914 at ~ O'Clock noon on mat iay'
bv Joseph 2. Day, Auctioneer. the premises
directed By said Judgment 20 be SOLD ana
therein described a. follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land,
with the building and improvements thereon
erected. situate lying ana neing N 1he s Do,
ough OF Manhattan, city. County anu state
Of New York. and bounded ana descFloel as
Beginning at a point on the southeirly side
% Niuety-slxtn Street. distant two hundred
and siNty-siN t266j feet eight 80 inches
westerly from the corner formed by the IN
tersection OF the southerly side OF Ninety
sixth street with the westerly side or West
End Avenue. running thence southerly. paral-
lei with West End Avenue and part OF the
way through a party val one hundred tlVV)
feet eight and one-half t8l2 inches thence
westerly and again parallel with Ninety
sixth Street forty-one taiI feet eight 90
inches: thence northerly and again parallel
with West End Avenue ana part or me way
eight and one-hsf ,Si inches. TO the south
erly side OF Niuety-siXth street. and thence
easterly along the southerly side OF Ninety
sixth Street, forty-One t4l) feet eight 90
inches to the point or place OF beginning.
being known as premises 40. 32i West s5th
Street.
Dated. New York July 1914.
JOSEPH y. FUTILE Referee
WOLF & KOHN. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 2O3
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan, City
OF New York.
The following is a diagram of the property
TO be sold its street Number is 32i West
96th Street:
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DISTRICT COURT.
Bankruptcy Calendar n AIEL,

DISTRICT COURT.
Bankruptcy Calendar HAZEL. J.
DISCHARGES
Janet T. Dweant Laura Terhune
Peter " Ditto John s Nancy
Paul Hoebler Fred % Atramson
Marcus Stern Mig Buchtere q sons
Mary r. Tyinsrt August Sto'ting
Manhattan Braid 20 John Honhiue
Dhas Weiss Herman 4 Meyers
Hyman Sheuherg -auue. kaplau
Abraham Price EclrGns Bros
Morris Rooner Joseph kat
ADJOJ RNED CASES.
David l. snyder Washburn 4 Ilalton
George T. Ernst Francesca Battaglia
J. g. Johnston Waller & Wa.Zer
sutton & 60 leo Maltn
~i,,ie Fur 60 Louis NeWburger
Arthur VI Davidson Frederick n Mills
Herman n Leeyow Flss Bros Garon
karI8u & Bsrasch
UNDER OBJECTIONS.
Silbers.ein d Albert lesser & Weirherser
Klahro 4 Rumf Tom McNaughton
Morris Wilensky Emil Reisteiu
INVOLUNTARY CASE.
Print Weaver 20
MOTIONS
Louis Halpert Merchants Motor 90
u Raaho & sons n r Pell & Co
Trcd'k Mover Henry Bischot & 60
H Holins & 90 $ 20 3 Pel q Co
Paul Nitke Emil Reibstein
Deli.Nt bros go do lt.nu a llNnl
Ado'ph Mau4oI r. Is ~ skirt 60
Tobias a Meulcison Hudson Nsutel a VI
~ Herman co Joseph Kopold
GUY Bros Max kohre
GUY Bros Adolf Maudcl
Int Postcard 60 a Maggie & son
carl Solomon Max Koirc
( " Silyerstein Fliss Bros & Gordon
4 az j ScheinherE Israel Felt
Anger Baking 90 Max koure
Herman Brluer ~ 81 uoiIus & 90
samuel Finer INT Postcard 90
LoWeufed Bros ElseubcTg Postcard co
Il "a T,p4kyan Print Weave 20
Cen Appliance Corp kosamcr a. Amasyon
kraruey Hal Works solomon Bros
e. 3 Hoffman Sons Caller q 20
Brunswick Laundry ieO Meltiu
Annie iiser IGaetano & Motto
n simmons Pub co Hicks, Johnson 60
I Norick q Go Wolf IL Kiss
Duggau * Robin John a Anger ~
Francesca Bauaglia = IA peIl 20
Isaac krititZky Hudson T. plmug
Louis Delamarre Jacob Kugclman
Hugo B Chdppell pclletier co
y Morton Oppenheim VIM q Wagner
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Multigrsph letter., 3OU. sl.3o. .1oa,
ms: 1900 50. prompt a. r. Weatherfoto
ue Nassau. Room leos. Phone Beekman oSSsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

IL PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF nG N,
John +. Cohalan, sutrose.., sfsen
County OF New York. notice ~ h"i..s, F,ift.
10 ali persons having claims ssalns'. Sss
abcth ]. Purdy. late OF the CouhtE vitA
York. deceased. to present tho s~'N NJ
Mace - trsnsactins business, 30 " ~
Street. IN The city ~ New NoIA,
hofcre Tie Sist DAY ~ December neNf ,,,
Dated. New York. the 26th day -
ANDREW PURDY. Adminis1sAs''
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TrowhridFe/Cone
WoOdford/YOung
Re Brauen
Re Crisp
Langfel.lerH.'gf der
Schaefer/ SChacfer
Re Miller
MYSELF Oons
SaUe/Same
Rep b & P/HOfman
Hanover y Bk/Orien
Bank
Stumpf/Plant
Asphalt Cnt/kelly
Finkenberg Marks
Mclaughliu/Mc-
IauEhlin
Re stern
thompson lo/ onp
kins Lunch
Jacobson jacobson
Tax IieniCayier
-uggenheimer/Davis
Same/Samc
Backcr/Packer
GolIstein/ Schwartz
~lavitZ/pitts Ont
Cayall8rO/ Same
SlaYitZ/~ame
Willow Same
Craustou/C ranston
Et DE MarcOye
Hill/Cooley
BeeCherfEEEcrs
Finuegan |NeinheCkei
Epstein Smolensky
blum GrumIelt
Scholiu/Paterno
Nebeliug .O'Rourkc
Eng Cnt
Wcinret|N y Bys
Same same
E.Nr.Fff LfgHf Dra4F
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special lcrm-iart -Dr'i'-''' - -
EN parte matters -
Special Term-Parts Ill ", v W. WI
and VIII Adjourned for the term -,
Trial Term--Parts VI, III, ". v -
NNI. NNII and NNiII-Adjourned for the
term.
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suRRoGATEs' coUKT-coHAL

Estate - Fannie Brogau.
WILLS FOR PROBATE-IO:3D A. m
Annie r sullivan Gail : Niles
I-fiz 81 Williams Jas n Mccormack
John Merz Peter \ EHseIsoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

|C Of y i/Schmidt
Re Metzger
b sawyer stone
J. lleldmau/Oakley
McGrdth/Blumstein
Demuth/kemp
/ Same/NILG&Tr
! Same/kemp
[ same same
/ Browning FOX
. Doll Williams
Observation-Disclosures
I same same
] LeViue/Chase
Spirt/t'iner
Jone-/Nat Surety
/ Dilg/Eahr
Z N-ama/Arrue
] Ettiuger/ Ettinger
[ FeliWau| Fe.dman
i ~mithFIeTminal r
''', n i'''s IMAM
l-eN y h l',,
y - az 'ii . Ia. pa Ut
~ '.'','L '',. - y, 900. D.,
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10 ''''p' 'is
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MIX hlih
Disna| tiaaSo
Stluerfiidaee
Fuldnlai/f fledlndh
\ au PAM fas'h
W lll w 70
n' 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

BRONX COUNT.
SUPREME COURT.
special Term-BRADY, j.
Adjourned until Tuesday, August %, 1914.
special Term for Trials-Brady }.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COZ Rr
Special Term-SOUTHARD, J.
TX parte matters.
SIRROGATE's COURT SCHULZ, S.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24
KINGS COUNTY.

KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Divisional Dept.-Recess.
Appellate Term-Recess Trial Term-Ad
iourned 20 oct. 3. special Term, Part Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24
CITY COURT.
Nncriul Iprm-phrI IL

special Term-Part ll-GREEN' ).
EN psrta Observation-Disclosures. 1880 a. m
Trial Term--Parts I. III, III. ". ', W.
VII and NIII-AdtOurned for the term
REFEREE APPOINTED.
SUPREME tOtRT-WEEkS, J.
lie Golden CoIJoseph ID Kelly
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
.IFpRENEI- In.fnT

Appellate DiVisiOn-Part II-Rccoss.
special Term-Part Guy, j.
LITIGATED MOTIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

IL PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF G hos.
John r. Cohalan. a Surrogate or 'ns "a 10
~ ~ New York-Noticc IS HEREBY 49, =
sli persons having claims against Mslsn' AZ
Tayior. late OF the County - New hoa,,s.hs,s
ceased 10 present the same WIN 49, %
thereof t0 The subscriber az ~ gs,-esf ln
uansaeting business. No 80 Wal 80 1T
The CIV Of New York. on or before ''N
dey 81 January next A.. ,, lure
G,f.d New YORK. the t0th day or
,ei, 49, WALTER ?. TAYLok,
i'l' Administlsiof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

MEYER. JOHN Hin pursuance Of an o.
der Of Hon Robert LUDLOW Fowler III
rogate OF the County a. New York, notice
hereby given 10 all persons having CLAIM,
against John - Never. late Of the County y
New York. deceased. % present the s2ins
with vouchers thereof 20 The subscribers, a.
their place % transsctinS business, 90 the 81
tce OF their attorney Robert II. Gesvela. No
- Wall street IN the CITY Of New York 90
or before the 18th dav OF October next
Dated New York. the 81 fsv Of Arrl 1915
GEORGE ?. SfNRAM.
DIEDRfCH oENKER
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COURT CALENDARS
Cases VIII Be Called in the Order Given Below
lie lneL is inst

Special Tcrm-Psrt II-DELANY, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

MANHATTAN. MARGARET En- pursuance
Of an order of Hon. Robert Ludlow FoN -
Surrogate OF the County = New YORK
dated May Goth. 1914. notice Is hereby giten
20 all persons having claims against Margsfet
r Manahsn. late OF the County N Nes
York, deceased. 10 present the same WIT
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber AZ ~
place ot transacting business. az fhe once :,
John T. Booth. hts attorney. a. No. 80
Broadway in the Borough 81 Manhattan. N
The city Of New York. on or before me N'''
day ~ December next. -,
Dated New York the Goth day Or Nav. itif
THOMAS MAMMALIAN. JR.. Executor.
JOHN y. BOOTH. Attorney ior ENe-''0''
27l Broadway. New York CITY. -
STAFFORD. LUCILLE MILAN STE -
In pursuance OF an order OF Hon. JoNN
Cohalan. "A surrogate Of he county on -
York, Notice is hereby given % an pel.sSs,s
having cl1ins against Lucille MILAN $500
STAFFORD late OF Washington. ID. O.. asc.es =,
10 present the same with vouchers theIrcc.,,,
the subscriber az is place - tiah ,.',.. -
business. No 81 wall Street IN Ihe ~
New York. on or oetore the 18Th DAY u ~
dated New York. the lst day Q, Nay ,,,I ito
NFW YORK LIFE fNSI kANNb
TRUST COMPANY. Executor: MA,
EMMETT & PARISH. ATTORNEYS tor 1900,
No - Wall Street. Borough Of MahH4''
CITY OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

We says that travel in France is diff
fcg.t because Of the interruption 20
train schedules and the scarcity OF
ears. Many Americans boz France are
not willing % start for England be-
cause Of the discomfort of travel
sheldon a. Clark and d. Stuart
White. Of Chicago; Miss Marion Van
Lew. OF Seattle, and Miss Elizabeth
Colburn OF Saratoga. n. y. also arr
rived boo London to-day. They left
Rome last Monday.
Dr. White said that Americans in
Italy were having much trouble IN get
ting money as only "a few banks will
cash travellers checks. Tourists are
stranded in an the larger Italian cities.
Travel through Switzerland is con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

Naples via Paris, Aug. 23.-Ihe
steamer San Guglielmo has left here
for the United States. There are on
board 700 Americans. including Walter
Poultney. of Baltimore; the Rev. +. T.
Achison, Of Middletown; Miss Eliza
beth Washington, Of Ihlladelphlaa;
John Boyle. the sculptor, OF New YORK.
and his wife; Professor Nicholson, OF
Wesleyan University, and Singer Beck,
of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

COT NTl COURT
tiVil talendar-Part Nv.
Trial Term-Adj ourned until October
Motions returnable and orders signed in Part
2 Room TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

n PURSUANCE OF N UItUT7I, - ~. q ~
Robert Ludlow Fowler. q Suffok-te ,t,sa
e.o,'pt, ~ New York Notice b. hereby ~
TO an persons having claims asslns., Ssgs
stance ChAmley. late OF the County u .iff
YORK deceased. 10 present me st". as
49, - transactin- business 40 the on.,
Aimed a. fiolbrook. 80 100 Broa1"al' - -
haitian. iu The City 90 New YORK. on ~
fore ne 9lth day ~ November neat v,,.
mated New York. the 1871 DAY o.
1914. HA1SON Mkhhihtr = ,...-,itof
Alfred H. Holbrook. Attorney tor ~, sly.
100 Broadway. Manhattan. New lois -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

stantly interrupted because Of the right
Of way given troop trains on the French
line. Consequently the train move
mcnts TO Paris are irregular.
". A. Coulson. Of Marion Ohio. was
another American TO reach London TO-
DAY lie came m company win MI'
Clark He left Venice last MONDAY
and reached Geneva Wednesday. Hc
found many Americans trying to gei
away from Geneva. According 10 Mr.
Coulson. money conditions are gett'nE
somewhat easier i'm Switzerland. but an
trains are crowded and travel rs. eN-
trcme'y difficult At Bern, also there
arc many Americans anxious to leave.
The women Of the American commit,
ice are still meeting an boat trs ms and
assisting American. Belgian and Eng
fish women 20 find friends or accom-
i'm London. They have i'm
vcs,ieated lists Of hotels and boarding
houses and advise underground won
on concerning lodgings. Detectives are
co-oncratiug with tho committee ana
also protecting refugees.