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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
No Day of Rest for the
Shippers and Their
Crews at Newport.
RESOLUTE TRIES OUT
A NEW MAINSAIL
NaohtSman CriticiScS Handling
of the Nanitie in Her
Past Races.
Nv CAPTAIN J. {. SUMMERS.

Newport, K. L.. July 10 This was
not entirely day of rest for tho skip
pers and crews Of the cup defence
yachts. Improvement is the watch
word for all hands. and if there is
moro speed 10 he got out Of either
Yacht, now is the time 90 make such
alterations. however slight. that may
make her travel q few seconds faster
over each mile Of the course.
he RCsolute men during the fore
noon unhCnt the mainsail she carried
on Saturday and bent n new one. Al
t. dinner the club topsail was hoist
c. and Captain Adams took the yacht
cut as far as Castle Hill on sail
stretching spin.
There was q fine southwest breeze
blowing as she beat down the channel
When she returned 10 her anchorage
the mainsail was unbcnt and the for
mer sail put hack on the gait and
boom. Mainsails were changed on the
Nanitie. too. and she went out for an
hours trial spin off jamestown.
The covers were not taken off the
sails Of the Defiance all day. She lay
IL anchor i'm her berth in Brentons
Cove. George VI. Pynchon. her man.
aging owner. with Mrs. Pynchon ana
a party Of friends. went over TO Nara
Canscft ller IN MI iOup4L = IN"N
Yacht Marie and spent part Of the day
there.
A member of the tri-city yacht
syndicate said yesterday: The Def
ance is doing very well. All she needs
Is a chance When she has had as
much practice as the Resolute she Will
win races, too. She has the speed and
inc ability to point and she carries
ber sail we'll now"
A member of the New York Yacht
club. who has watched all the races
between the Resolute and Nanltle. de-
clarcd Yesterday that the Cochran
YACHT is not being sailed as she ought
10 be. There is a great deal more
specd in that boat he said, and II IS
pity that she has not had chance
10 show il after all the money that
has been spent on her. She Will carry
more sail and she ought TO have IT,
even though it costs her few seconds
more Of time allowance. Furthermore,
She should not be 'pinched' so much IN
q seaway
date shows that the ResOlute started
fourteen times. out Of which she won
.on first and three seconds. In one
raco she did not finish. The Nanitie
started fourteen times. She has four
frsts and nine seconds TO her credit
She withdrew from one race. The De
,ence started seven times. She was
third FIVE times and she retired twice.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME Court. COUNTY or NEW
York Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
PAM. Plaintiff. against Ruth Hoyes Heinze
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment ~ foreclos-
urc and sale. duly made and entered IN ne
above entitled action. aud bearing date the
oath day OF June. 1914. I. the undersigned,
the referee In said Judgment named. viii
soil at public auction. a. the Exchange
Salesroou. 30. lf-l6 Vesey street In the
Borough 81 Manhattan. city OF New York.
on the 2sth DAY of July. 1914. At - o'clock
noon on that day. by Joseph p. Da". Auc-
tioneer the premises directed nv said iudg
men, 70 be sold. and therein described as
AIl that certain plot. piece or parcel ~
land. with the buildings and improvements
thereon. situate. lying and being In The
Borough OF Manhattan. city. COUNTY and
state Of New York known as number Two
hundred and twenty (?20) Madison Ave-
nue bounded and described as follows:
Beginning At point on the westerly
side Of Madison Avenue distant thirt; a.,
seven go fect six 30 inches northerly
from tho corner formed by the intersection
Of the northerly side ~ Thirty sixth street
with the westerly side ~ Madison Avenue ;
northerly side ~ Thirty-sixth street and
part Of the way through party vail
ninety-hve t95D feet; thence northerly par
allol with tho westerly side Of Madison
inches; thence easterly again parallel with
the northcrlv side ~ Thirty sixth street
and part ~ the way through another party
wall ninety-nVe t95) feet 70 the westerly
side Of Madison Avenue. and thence south
erly along tho westerly side % Madison
Avenue tNenty-oight t2sD feet four -
inches to the point or place 81 beginning.
Tho above described premises lie in sec
ton 3 Block sGs on the Land Map Of the
city NJ New York
Dated. New York. July End. 1870
CHARLES l. HOFFMAN,. Referee.
DEAN. TRACY & MBARRON. Attorneys
fo- Plaintiff 100 Broadwsv Borough Of
Manhattan. city of New York.
Tho following IS diagram Of IN. prop
ertv 70 he sold: its street Number IS go
Madison Avenue:
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AUCTION SALES.

MARSHALS SALE
BY WRIT f. OF NN ENECi TON 10 foTe
close A lion. will soil to-day. at 10 2. m,
az So 1851 Rrwery, 0 ne eight foot white
Italian marble counter. 18th t"o returns, one
reiIru 30 and the other return by 9, con
tanning the following: one Ice box. iXi long
two .oolor boxes lincd with copper. can b"
put 10 five gallons ~ irc cream cans. "N'
zinc lined with German silver, one sprinkler
I'm sink. ttc entire ice hoN on side. covered
uf.I German silver. ono can cover, on" l''
cream boN, with lower two holes having
covers. ono top irc box. on tho 'ntlr' lower
fee box lined with zinc. containing sin syrup
pumps 40. li3. six porcelain syrup jars. GOV
cr.d with German silver. two German silver
drop pans ono white Italian marble on SIDE,
~ long wide.
by IIRTJ T. Of a certain chattd mortgage
Moo Fry. auctiouccr. VIII soll, - -.|u
O'Clock IFS afternoon. AZ 80 90 Morton 81.
lot = moulda ana machinery. By order ~
attorney in fact for mortgage.
ny VIRTUE 81 an execution. viii sell. At
$50 O'Clock mis- forenoon. At 80. SCI
Broadway. Brooklyn. a lpt 81 drugs, mcdi
cinca. accessories. rubber goofs. Il. Lax.
marshal.
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/BH//[E/AIS/ WATER
x S&N GAP pa
=, Err MON r.
500 IDEAL SUMNER RESORTS
II2-Page Illustrated Brochure
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
Nork-Iiarriet p. Morse and Marie 2 II.
Pierce. plaintiffs. against Robert Smolka,
e. a.. Defendants. In pursuance Of
Judgment of foreclosure and sain, duly
made ard entered In tho ahove-"ntitled
action and bcarigG date tho @2nd day ot
June 1914. 7. the undersigned, the referee
I'm said Judgment named. VIII sell AZ pun
iir auction a. tho Exchange Salesroom,
Manhattan. CITY Of Sew York, on the 18TH
dty u July 1914 at II o'clock noon on
that dav by Io%~-h r. pay. AuctiOreer
The premises directed hv said Judgment to
be sold. aud therein described as follows:
All that certain lot Of land. with the
building thereon erected. situated IN the
BorougL ~ Manhattan. Of the CtfF OF New
York bounded and containing as follows.
70 Wit. E.giuuir ~ point on tho north
,rIy siJc n Ninety Gfth street. distant one
hundred and ton blOl feet westerly from
tho northwcstrrly corner 81 First Avenue
a1d Ninetv-nfth street: running thence
westerly. along Niuetv NTH street. thirty
800 feet. thence noriheriN. parallel Win
FIRST .enue. one hundred G00l feet. eight
IS, inches 20 the middle line Of the block.
thence eastcrly. along such middle line ana
parsIlel with Ninetv-fIh street thirty 800
feet: thence southery, parallel with First
,vonuc. one hundred 1000 feet eight ~
inches IN the place ~ beginning The
carterly side wall Of said building being
a party wall
dated. New York. June -. 1914
vARTIN FRASER & SPEfR. Attorney for
plaintiff 20 Exchange place, Borough 81
Manhattan. New YORK CIV.
The following g. 4 diagram Of the prop
ert, - hc sold: rs street Number Is 331
East o5th Street:
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SIRROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE oF Az ORDER or HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler a surrogate of the
County q NeW York Notice Is hereby given
90 an persons having claims against Mstcia
s Bushec. lat" 81 the County ~ New York,
deceased. 10 present the same With vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber. az her place OF
transsctins business. st the o,'icc Of lord,
Dsy & Lorl hos attorneys. No. 40 Wall
street In The city of Now York. on or be-
fore the 18th day OF October neat
Dated New YORK. me en- day of April. 1914
ELIZABETH CONVERSE. Administrators.
LORD DAY 6 LORD.
Attorneys FOR Administrative.
- Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
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Tn. Approximate amount ~ the len or
charge 20 satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 be sold. Is 50 30. with inter-
est thereon from the lst day 81 June 1914.
together With costs and allowance amounting
10 s3>q5I With interest from June Eth. 1915
together With tho expenses Of the sale. Tho
APPROXIMATE amount Of the taxes. assess
rnen's and water rates. or other liens. which
are 10 be allowed 20 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee. Is
So and interest.
said premises will 70 sold subject 20 any
state Of facts which an accurate survey
would show, ana TO the rights II any, OK
tenants OF said premises under lettings
thereof.
Dated New York lune ssth. 1914
WILLIAM 4 BOYD. Refere~
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the
County ~ New York. Notice IL hereby given
to all persons having claims against Emclinc
7, Holden. late OF the County Of New York,
deceased. 10 present the same with voucher
thereof 10 the subscriber. IT his liace of
transacting business. No. II Broadway. IN
tho Borough 81 Manhattan, city OF New
York. on or before the eighth day 81 August
next.
Dated New York. the eth day OF January.
1914
GEORGE \. HOLDEN. Executor.
HAMILTON ODE1L. Attorney for Executor.
90 Wall street. New York city.
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Ewes of Lawn Tennis
World on Seabright

have made known the four men upon
whom Will fall the burden of defending
the Davis bowl.
1t had been originally planned TO
have the Australasians stay over for a
day or two in this city, giving them the
opportunity of visiting the courts OF
the West Side Tennis Club at Forest
Hills. where the challenge round will
be played on August -, II and 10. This
was changed, however, after Wrenn
had received a letter from BroOkes
asking that everything possible be
done to facilitate the departure of the
Australasian team for Chicago.
The president Of the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association
therefore made the necessary reserva-
lions for the visitors, so that they will
be able TO practise on the courts al
Onwentsia on Saturday next. The
Canadians r. b. Powell and B. P
Schwcngers will be in Chicago when
Brookes and his cohorts arrive, and
the preliminary round VIII be played
there on July %, "a and %.
Brookes, who is a poor traveller, viii
be accompanied by his wife, and II be
came known Yesterday that he is look
ing FORWARD WIFI Nltdu ~ Nll' NiiON
sand-mle journey TO Chicago. He was
strongly opposed TO going so far TO
play the Canadians. and wanted to
have the matches staged in this city or
Boston. The Australasian fears the
long trip may take the fine edge off his
condition.
Interest Centres in Californians.
To Americans, Of course. chief in
tcrcst will rcvolve about the tourna-
ment al Scabrght, where the Cali
fornians will be closely watched. Nc
Laughlin is certainty on the defend
ing team, but the other places arc open
to doubt Bundy is not regarded "a a
sure thing for "Mac's" partner in the
doubles, with such sterling players as
r. Lindley Murray, William ". john
ston and Karl II. Bchr pressing him
closely.
For the singles X. Norris Williams
I'd, William J. Clothicr, Johnston and
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PUBLIC NOTICE

SDALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED ny
the Board Of Water supply At its Offices
twenty 10 ond floor Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York city. until II A. NJ. on Tues
day July "a. 1914. for Contract IA. for
roofing With reinforced concrete tiles Is SUI
perstructurcs along the line OF the Catskill
aqucduct hot"e,n the Ashokan and Hin
View reservoirs a distance OF approximately
g. mites. approximately =. 900 tiles will bs
reduirel unic. the contract. The build
ing ready TO receive the tiles are being
constructed under other contracts.
a; tho above place and time tho bid.
elll be rIblcly orenod and read Pam
phlets containing Information for bidders
ami contact drawings can be obtained az
the Above address. AZ the Office OF tho Sec
Rotary. ~ depuslting the sum OF ten dol.
lars il0l n cash or It's equivalent for each
pamphlet For further particulars apply to
the ofc. % the Principal Assistant Engineer
az the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
GU ARIES =. CHADWICK,
JOHN T. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF
Water supply.
W. BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
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EIst 9IfI StrCet.
Tho Approximate amount % tho Hon or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scrihed property ~ To be sold is Twenty
on. thousand on hundred and twenty-five
tS2i f.5D Dollars. with interest thereon
from the 10TH day Of June. 1914 together
with the costs and allowance amounting
10 $500 Ol. with interest from juno 80.
111t together with tn" expenses OF the
sale Tho approximate amount Of tho taxes.
assessments and water rates. or other Hens
which are 20 be allowed to the purchaser
GU. 81 Tho purchase money. or paid by the
Referee. is $500 - and interest.
Dated New York June -. 1914.
CHARLES T. HEYDT Referee
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37th Str..t
az,


The approximate amount NJ the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above dc.
scrioed property IA 10 be sold. il Si49
49, 80 with interest thereon from tho END
day OF June, 1914. together with tho costs
and allowance amounting TO sfi3 90 with
interest from June 10th. 1914 together
With the expenses of tho sale Tho sp-
proxinate amount ~ the taxes assess
ments and water rates. or other liens
which are 20 be allowed TO the purchaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee Is 81 NJ and interest
Dated. New York July md. 1914
CHARLES /. HOFFMAN Referee
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN oRDEP or HON.
Robert Ludlow FoUler. Surrogate Of the
County OF Sew York Notice IL hereby given
70 ali persons having claims against con
stance Chlrnley late of the county Of New
york deceased. 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof to tho subscriber. AZ his
Alfred II. Uolhrooh. so. 100 broadway. Man
haitian. IN The city of New'Nork on or be
fore the .nta dav ~ November next.
Dated, New York. tho 1871 day NJ May.
1917 PAYSON MERRILL. Executor
Alfred ~. IIolbrook Attorney for Executor.
100 Broadway, Manhattan. New York city.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

DErlSIO%S-By MORSCHArSER. J.
.doiph Loeschcr/ToWn Of Harrison ana
r. shea, Ovcrseer Of Poor-pe'l9lon 'o'
defendant. =. a.,
lula KollerNan Guidcr Sur Co ct al
Decision FOR plaintiff with costs
ORDERS b kEOGH. j,
Emily Ward/A. e. Moniross ana rtsnA
HARDY Order DENYING motion ~ modify
order as amended by Appellate DIV.
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SI-RROGATE'S NOTICES.

Is PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER or HON
John T. Cchalan. a Surrogate Of tho Coun-
Is 81 New lork-Notice IS hereby given TO
all persons having rlains against Martha L.
TAYLOR, late ~ tho County Of New York. de-
ceased 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber at his place Of
transacting business. No 50 Wall street. In
Tho city OF New York on or before the lot
dsy OF January next
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF June
1914 WALTER +. TAYLOR.
Admfufafrasor
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LIQUORS

=. chairs. carpets. decorations. electric
ct.
MAX > GGlFENTNGEN, sheriff
ISAAC HART. Deputy sheriff.
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COUNTY COURT.

ORDERS-By PLATT. J.
Re l. G. Merit. admin Of Philip Niegan1.
Judgment CREDITOR Robert Dods. Judgment
d'btor-Order furnishing defendant for
contempt.
NJ Austn/E. TIaviiand- Order to show
cause VIII default should not be opened
ana proceedings STAYED.
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sURRoGATE's cOuRT-KETCHAM. s.
COUNTY COURT-PART Iv-Civi;
OIJEENS COUNTY.

Trial Term adjourned until octoDsr. ~
Room 10.
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ESTATE or FfORENCE Y. RYDER
In pursuance OF an order ~ Hon. Robert
% Vow YORK NOTICE f. hereby given 70 al
per .ous having claims against FLORENCE
Y RYDER. laio ~ ~" County Of New York.
deceased. 70 present tho same With vouchers
q crcof 10 the subscriber at his place Of
transactiug business. No. 90 Wall street. IN
The CIV 81 New York. on or before the first
dsy Of December neat.
Dated New York the 22i day ~ MAY 1914
f. PoWIs JONES. Executor.
Attorney for Executor.
40 Wall Str,ct
Borough 81 Manhattan.
The tifv Of New York.
MEYER. JOHN H. IN pursuance ~ an or
dor Of Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. sur
rocatc Of tho County Of Sew York. notice Is
hereby given 10 an persons having ,laims
against John n Never. late az the County 81
New York. deceased. TO present tho same.
with vouchers thereof. to tho Subscribers. at
their place II traustcting business. ~ the n
nee ~ their attorney. Robert u. GosWcin. No
30 Wall street. ia the City Of New York. on
or before the 18th dav ~ October next.
Dated New York. The ~ day of April. 1914
GEORGE T. SfNRAM.
DIEDRlCU pENKER,
Executors.
ROBERT u GEsVEIN.
Attorney for Executors.
20 Wall street. Now York Citv.
~ PURSI'ANCE or ~ ORDER or HOS
County ~ sew york. notice is hereby given
10 an pcrsous having claims against Ellz-
abeth ]. Purdv. lat, ~ 'ho county ~ New
York. deceased. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 th" subscriber. ~ hts
pla,e Of trausactins business. 80. - Wall
Street. I'm The city ~ Sow York. on or
bofor. tho "l-t day ~ December next
Dated. %cw York tho 26th day OF June.
1919.
A%DREw rrnpY Administrator
STAFFORD Lucille MULAN STENENs
IN pursuance of ara order ~ Hon John r.
''ohaIan o. surrogate 81 tho County OF New
YORK Soiic, e. hereby given 70 all PERSONS
having claims against bGoille MILAN stevens
Stafford late II Washington. II. q. deceased
~ present the same with vouchers thereof N
the subscriber. at its place ~ transacting
hu~in.a. 40 - Wall Stfc"t. I'm Tho city ~
N.W York. on or before the 18th day - No
NCmh'r next.
paicd Neu York.'he Ist day - MAY. 1911
NEW YORK tTFE 1851 NAN'E AND
TRUST CpMPA$Y Executor.
EMurr q PARISH. Attoruc,H for L1ocutor.
80 ~ Wan Street. Borough ~ Manhattan.
CITY Of New York.
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SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term Adjourned

SURROGtTE'S COT RT-SAW Ell. ;.
Court on MONDAYS only during July.
PROBATE OF WILLS.
Hannah Desmond Daniel T.. Merritt
Harriet + Brown Theodore l|otd ..
Dennis sullivan claire Ren"ick fhi
Harry f. HUMPHREYS lips
real. ESTATE PROCEEDINGS.
Arthur Holland
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nmltigraph Letters, 500 $50: non
81 -: 10000 50: prompt -. r. Wcatherford
ZIG Nassau. Room l0oJ. Phone Bcckman $3.50.
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COURT-FowLER. g.

IT KKJUNTEN III KT-FOWIER 3
Estate of Herman II Iamport.
Contested will Narv : VI BRYANT
Estate of Peter O'Rcilly.
WILLS FOR PROBATE ~ 4 VI
1los Draper Christine Schneider
VIM T. Torrens Man friugaut
Josephine Higgins Eiw Cullard
LYDIA : Xoncada
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SHERIrr,S AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL GREENWALD. ~hcrlRs auction
cor. sells this day. Monday July 49, 1914
n 1890 a. IN. II lIlo Broadway by virtue
" a certain VIII OF nAnnufinn. STOCK OF
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COUNTY COURT MPHREn. J.
EQUITY CAlSES-AT 10 A. d.
Reynoids/ Surrldgo.
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CITY COURT.
Special Term-Part I-MANOT, J.

special Term-Part II-M'hVOY. J.
TX parte business Defaults. lO:30 a m.
Trial Term-Parts I, III, Ill, ". '. VI, VII
and VIII. Adjourned for term.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Commencement. J.
Met say Ek/Walton-G " Simpson.
BY GIY. J
Roman Cath Orphan Asy/Marasco-R
Reese
Clarh/WinHcld-W r Quinn
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fohn ~ Bower Eliza Mando,-R J mar
PoWei
y saw Rk/C1arence VI Bush-R Hre
PoVsl
Vim crawford John Curcio-R J Hare
Powell
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT
Special Term BRADY. !. IN parte MAJ
fors Motions
Next motion calendar called Tuesday, july ~
special Term for Trials J.
No day calendar.
Trial Term-BRADY, J.
40 day calendar.
COUNTY COTRT.
Special Term-GIBBS J.
EI parts matters. Motions.
No DAY calendar
Trial Term-GlBBS. J.
No day calendar.
sIRROGATE'S COURT-sCHCLZ, :.
10 day calendar.
Trial Term-SC HI Ii, S.
No DAY calendar.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
SIPRENE COVRT-BRADY. !.
( 7. FriedWan/A l. Kenny So"eH.
Re fremont coal co II Laplh
REFEREE APPOINTED.
IPRFNE COURT.
r. fremont Coal 60 = l. MuIIay'
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special Tcrm-Part U-GUY, J.
TX parte matters.
Special Term-Parts III. ". v, VI, VII
and VIII 40 toErucd for tcrm.
Trial Ierm-Parts II. III. ". Y. VI,
VII, VIII, IX. y. NJ. XII. NIL. XIV.
Nv, WI. XVII and \NIII. Adjourned for
TIE torn
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

PITTSBURGH Joseph Iarnc GO. Miss WhA.-
Ian. cloaks and suits; j Martin. linen ana
white goods
ST LOUIS carleton. Ferguson Drysoods
Go. \ W Blanke. notions. - gibbons
ladies' rNady-to- wear. 35s BWsy.
ST PAII.-k kennedy. Mcleod. Macarthur
60: 2 J Gelder. clothing. II 22d ST.
san FRANCISCO-V Cman & co; II
I-1nIan. piece goods, - White 81; Ga
ridge.
san NNCISCO-Hale Bros: Miss : Ma
lone. muslin underwear; 30 Union 50.
SAN RANCTSCO-iIale Bros. \ stiles.
ladies' -roady.i 10 wear. 20 Mon 50
SAN ANC1SCO-D Hamburger & co; NJ
Hamburger. ladies' ready-to- wear. Ga
ridge
SEATTLE-S l. Ieszynsky & Co. O W
kirsko. ladies' ready-to wear 1lS2
BWay
NORCESTER-C T Sherer Co; J Niau.
piece goods Hermitage
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Notions. Gibbons. etc,

COLI MRUS-Clark. Davis Ioors 90 .
II VI clark. silks and yelvets; j II DAVE
flowers and feathers; Miss Jones, mil
linery. 621 Bway.
ELIZABETH CITY-Fowler & 60; 9 X
Bright. dryroods. notions and FURNISH
ing goods: Miss " Banks. ladies' read
TO- wear. Latham.
EVANSVILLE " Hughes; r Hughes
millinery. G2l BW1y. Albert.
KNOXNILLE y Arustein & Co; J @
Taulus donestiCe. linens and nannels' {
II WcsthroOk larcs. Cmuds. hosiery, gloves
and notions. - Leonard ST. GrcgoTan.
Los ANGELES Coulter u - 60: r g Rees
silycrwarc notions and fancy goods. Miss
VI & Farrell. ladies ready-tO- wear ."
Eth az. Collingwood
OMAGIA-M T. smith 4 CO. J a Jones, I'm
ems white goods. ctc; T J McShane no
lions and ribbons: 80 BUay.
SAN JOSE \ Hale & 90. II A Rerquist,
fancy goods notions ana jewelry; so Union
SANANNAH-Frank & 60: II l Frank. dry
goods notions and furn goojs; 40 LEONARD
Spokane D g 60; G = Abraham
ladies' rCady-to-Wcar. ! T. Van Dorm fancy
goods and notions 20 Fourth az.
CINCINNNT l. Silk n 60. - Steinwedel
hosiery gloves and notions, 81 Bway
Great Northern.
NASIIN1LLE-J Go'dstein & CO. j Gold
stein. clothing and notions: Albert.
ST IOt' IS arletOn. Ferguson prNgoods Co:
l. IAndwchr. notions: So Broadway
WICHITA, KAN-lohnston & Iarimer Co;
" " 6 Howse. piece goods: ! l. osborne.
ribbons laces and notions; 81 Leonard IT.
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