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WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TO-DA Y

nearly all the manufacturers are work
ing on samples OF new cotton goods arc
getting a fair amount OF orders on
them.
The first and early styles are all being
shown in high necNs, and buyers are
taking very freely 10 this fashion. There
have been many new and snappy ideas
shown, which make the 1915 model OF
cotton waists look much different from
anything heretofore shown. There seems
20 be ? general tendency 10 continually
run new numbers, and II Is anticipated
By the trade in general that recorder
business will not be very heavy, but
that the buyer will expect to get new
styles as the season progresses. Inc
tendency for the last season has been
very much in this direction, and II ap-
pears 10 be more pronounced IN the
spring waist business than ever before.
New styles and new ideas continually
being shown. with high necks running
first m demand. and embroidered or.
candle styles are being we'll taken up.
The Merrill Hosiery Company, begin
ming the first Of the year, will sell its
own products 4 New York office will
be in charge of II. II. Ellis, and will be
located at 229 Fourth sv.
The regular annual meeting OF the
Jobbers' Association OF Dress Fabric
Buyers will be held at the Waldorf-As-
;oria on January 10.
The carpet and rug departments Of
the II. h. Clsfn Company are being
moved down 20 the second floor. and
will be at the Church 81. end Of the
floor, on the Thomas 81. side.
Creams and whites will return 20
favor in the dress goods trade for the
coming season. Serges and lightweight
br0adcloth are among the fabrics that
are we'll thought Of
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church Of 81. Mich
oias. Fifth av. and 4sth St. the Rev.
DR.. Malcolm James Macleod. minister,
will preach al i n. n. and p. m. to-
morrow. There will be special Christ
mas music at the evening service.
At the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth av and 29th ST., Or. Burrell will
preach az ! a. IN. tomorrow on "The
Wonderful Birth" ard az 5 p. m. on
THE Naming OF the Christ Child"
Special music by the quartet, assisted
by a string orchestra. at both services.
At the Collegiate Church, West End
av. and nth ST., the Rev. DR.. Henry
Evertson Cobb will preach at ! 1 a. m.
and 4:30 p. %. tomorrow At the lat
ter service special music, including
Christmas carols, will be sung by the
choir, assisted by the Riverside Choral
Club Of seventy voices.
In the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church. Convent az. and l49th St, the
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CITATIONS.

ME PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NV
YORK. by the Grace Of God. Free ana Inde-
ra Hugh william jackson. Jr. Burton
H.rt jackson aud Harriet Garfield Jackson
and 20 all persons who are euIte4s aps"-
igtslv or coatingenuy, by the terms ot me
WUi az l. Burton Hart. deceased. or hy
,',,.r,,io, - law. 20 share Ia the fund or Ia
No proceeds al property held ny the pen
,',rcts as a part u their trusts under the
la VIII u + Burton Hart. deceased, who
af the lime Of his death resided az the city
.,rl County OF New YORK. send Greeting
T-non the psfitlon o. + Burton Hart. residing
49, Greenwich. Connecticut. Anna Hart JACK
-, re.ltlrg az NO. e2i North Charles ~.
psitirnore Maryland and Noah c. Rogers. re-
siding at No. 10 East 55th St. Manhattan
Won ana each Of you are hereby cited 70
County OF New York. a. the Surrogaies
Court Of said County. held a. the Hall %
,,,,',,rd. io the County 81 New York. IN the
Ia, asv OF January 1915. At half-psst ten
s..Io-t ia the forenoon Of that day. why the
,,co,trt Of the said r. Burton Hart. Anna
Uart Jackson and Noah 9. Rogers a. trus-
- under the Last VIII and Testament ~
sait deceased should not be iudiclally set
~ testimony whereof have csuscd the
scat of the surrogates Court Of the said
County % Sew York % Be hfreunio afiAed.
Witness Honorable Robert Ludlow Fowler.
Surrogate 81 our said County, Al The
County 81 New York. the 18th day
II. So ~ December boz the year ~ our
Lord one thousand nine hundred snd
DANIEL DowDNEY.
CLERK " the Surrogstes' Court.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Al the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Fifth av. at 55tn ST., the Rev.
Dr. J. II. Jowett. pastor. IT a. m.
and 4:40 p. N. tomorrow the Rev Dr.
James Palmer will preach. The Of
fering will be for the Sabbath School
Committee OF Presbytery. The mid
week service in the chapel on Wednes-
day al s:15 p. M, will be conducted by
DR.. Jowett.
At the Old First Presbyterian
Church. Fifth av. and 18th 70 18th SITS,
the Rev. DR.. Dufield will preach at
II a. m. tomorrow on "The Lesson Of
the Past" and at ?. m. on The
Blessing Of a Kind Heart On Thurs
day there will be a watch night SER
vice from II p. m. 10 midnight.
A free organ recital will be given in
the Old First Presbyterian Church
next Monday at S:15 p. m, by Henry
Seymour Schweitzer, +. A. q. o., OF
Reading, Penn.
At the Brick Church tomorrow Mr..
Janeway. the associate minister. will
preach at I a. m. and p. m. At the
4 o'clock service Handles Messiah "
will be sung under the direction Of
Clarence Dickinson, with the following
SOlOlSts: lneL barbour, Soprano hoSt
Bryant, contralto: Charles Harrison,
tenor; Frank CroXton, bass, and a
chorus choir.
The Rev DR.. Walter Duncan Blu
chanan. pastor Of the Broadway Pres
byterian Church, will preach to-mor-
row at II a. m. on How Old Art
Thou" and in the evening on For
gotten Vows There will be Christ
mas music.
At the West-Park Presbyterian
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UNIT ARlAN.

Az the Church of the Messiah. Park
av and Bath S.. the Rev. John Haynes
Holmes will preach at II a. m. tO-mor-
rev on as Permanent and Universal
Peace To Be Desired? A New Years
Forecast At 5 p. m. a union New
Years service OF all the Unitarian
churches Of greater New York Will be
held. The service viii be conducted
by Mr. Holmes. and addres ses will be
made by the Rev. William L. Sullivan,
CT All Souls Church, and the Rev.
John II. Lathrop. OF the Church OF the
Saviour, in Brooklyn.
The first of series Of entertain
ments given by the Branch Alliance of
the Church OF the Messiah, of which
the Rev. John Haynes Holmes is pas
tor. VIII take place next Tuesday at
$3.50 p. m. in the Church House, Bath
st. and Park az. Miss Marion Gordon
herLy, an interpreter of negro folk
lore, will sing and recite selections in
the Southern dialect.
At Unitarian All Souls Church the
associate minister, the Rev. William
Laurence Sullivan. will preach at II
p. m. tomorrow on peace and Hone:
\ Sermon for the Close Of the Year"
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WILL REVIEW THE 9TH
Secretary Daniels to Attend
Special Exercises on Jan. 6.

Colonel Daniel Appleton Of the 'th
infantry. y. G.. y. Y, who has
recovered from his recent illness, has
arranged a big affair at the armory for
"Wednesday evening, January o, when
Josephus Daniels, Secretary OF the
Navy. will review the regiment IN the
armory.
Officer. Of the army, navy and ma
tional guard will be present, and the
regiment will do special work IN add
lion TO the formal ceremony Of review.
This will be the first review taken by
Mr.. Daniels. who, it is expected, will
be accompanied by several oihcers from
Washington.
A provisional company at war
strength has been organized by details
of men from the several companies IN
the regiment 20 take part IN the inaugu-
alton ceremonies Of Governor-elect
Whitman in Albany on January /: The
company, which will number 100 men
and four officers. will be under com
mand OF Captain William 5. Covell' OF
COMPANY I.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

"The Healing Of the Nation Will be
the theme Of the Rev. DR.. William II.
Morgan tomorrow morning. ut Cal.
vary Methodist Church, 10th ST. and
Seventh av. The evening subject is
Deliver US From Evil
"The Face OF Jesus Christ will be
pictured thought in the morning ser
mon tomorrow by Or. Charles l..
Goodell, and in the evening the Rev.
Charles A. Ross will preach on The
Forward Look" at 50. Pauls Methodist
Church. West End az. and S6th st
A watchnight service will be held
Thursday evening, with social hour
followed b. sermon. and concluding
with conservation period.
Under the auspices Of the Inter
national Peace Forum, a mass meeting
rs ..nnounced for tomorrow evening at
the Metropolitan Temple, l4th ST. and
Seventh av. DR.. John Wesley Hill
John Hays Hammond and BsinbridCe
Colby will speak. Special music viii
be rendered by the Temples two great
choirs. DR.. Hill also speaks AZ ] a. m.
Al -. James's Methodist Episcopal
Church. Madison Az. and i26th ST.,
Dr. Ball will speak at a. m. to-
morrow on Building a Life and at
: p. m. on "A Prelude TO the New
Year"
A. the Madison Az. Methodist
Episcopal Church. 6Oth 81. and Madison
av.. there viii be preaching at II a.
m. and s p. m. tomorrow. by the Rev.
G.. A. Johnston Ross. A watchnight
service will begin at II p. m. Deem
Der 81.
At Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. between Columbus and Amster-
dam avs, the annual mems service will
be held tomorrow evening. Tall Esen
Morgan's choir will render special
Christmas music. Or. Reisner will
preach on Guarding Against Gun
Resolutions, Why"
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ClucAGo-i.tb = store. LsSo.ky Jos. eoss
ciilcAAGo-> ol KLEIN. : G'eenblatt. Jobs coats
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Moscow. l1bs. iOj Madison Az. 18th aoor
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COZ. loi Madison e.. 18th floor.
waists.
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san FItANCISCO-Grsste Trisco Cloak CO. Miss
L h.,e9t JOBS. l0j Madison a.. 18Th n0or
skirts.
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bHaF. tfh f1or
OAkl-AND-Grcafer Oskiarl Cloak Co. Miss b
Moscow. l0l Ma lison a. 18Th floor
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GAhLAND-t reattr oakland Cloak Co; Miss X
Moscow i0n-. I0l Madison Az lNtl floor.
san Francisco Greater Frisco COAX 60. Miss
Moscow. .lhs. 10. Madison az. 18Th hocf.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

ETPREME "OURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK The BoUery Savings Bsuk.
Plaintiff. against Catharine Steljos and
others, Defendants Clerks File Number
5o49. year l9l4D
In purslance OF Judgment o; forsclosure
snd sale. duly made and entered In ne
q boye-enttled action and bearing date the
TT day 81 December 1914. l. the under
signed. the referee ia said judgment namel.
1lll sell a. public auction. az The Exchange
salesroOm. 40. 1915 Nesey street. To- the
Borough 81 Ma nhattan. city Of New lork-
on the 3ist DAY ~ December. 1914. % -
O'Clock noon on that day. by JOSEPH J.
DAY, Alcti0neer. the premises directed ny
said Judgment 70 be sold. and therein le'
All that plot o. land in IN. CITY sni
County OF Kew YORK with the buildings
dred and forty and one hundred and forty
one West street. and bounded aud described
a. follows. Peg inning 81 a point IN the
easter.y side Of West street distant torty-
three feet. ten inches nortterly from The M
tersecti0n ~ the cssteriy side Of West
Street and the nOrtherIy Side Of Nesey stree
and running % crce nOrtherly along the east
erlv side % West street thi-fy-scrcn fc't.
five Inches. thence easterly parallel nifN
Nessy street. or nearly 20. and part % IT,
way through 4 party wall. sixty feet. eleven
inches thence soIther.y az right angles @"
Ncscy street thirty feet. four inches; thence
forty-0ue feet. ten Inches casteriy from Ncsf
street: and thence westerly again parallel
with Nesey Street. or nearly 60 ami tnrougl
another party wall. f0rfy-0ue feet. ten
inches 20 the point % beginning
Together With the spplr'cnances. and 81
the rights and Interests % the parties Co
this action %. in and % the lid premises.
Dated New York. December 9Th. 1914
HERMAN JOSEPH Roferes
CADWALADER. WlCKERsliAM TAFT.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff. 40 Wall street.
New YORK
The following IL q diagram % "a. prop
srty % be sold. rs street numbers are 40
and i4i West Street.
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BAPTIST.

The Rev. John Kershav. formerly OF
orange, Cal, will lead the Young Mems
bibie Class of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Churcn tomorrow at 9:40 a. m.
\ Watchnight service will be held
"a Ger raj Baptist Church next Thurs
dIay night from 10 until II o'clock.
Or. Coodchild will speak.
Pr. L. s. Buchanan. Of oxford Uni
versiir. who has spent the last four
teen years studying the oldest Bible
manuscripts, will give an account Of his
discoveries and readings tomorrow
evening IN the Washington Heights
Baptist Church, l45th 81. and Con-
vent av. On New Years Day an early
morning prayer meeting will be held
at ! o'clock. DR.. Harold Pattison will
load the mectlnc.
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DIR. Work to Read Xmas Story

Dr.. Edgar Whitaker Work will read
bis new Christmas story as yet I'M
published), entitled How They Lost
he star" tomorrow at D. m, in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, West End
av and 9lst st. Or. Work has large
unseen audience Of readers throughout
the country. who i'll be glad 20 know
If another book fresh from his pen,
and those privileged to listen to the
authors own Interpretation Of Hon
The Lost the star" will appreciate the
onnortunity Of hearing the prose
poet." as he has been called, N rendi-
lion Of his own work. The public IS
invited. and a welcome awaits every
body. DR.. Work will also preach IN
the morning at II o'clock.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL
and Miscs liautOus Material FOR Pier so.
g. Cristobai Terminal Docks Sealed pro-
posals piil be received a. tho ONCE u the
General Purchasing Cfic1r The Panama
Canal Washington. u. e.. until 1890 a.
m.. January %. 1915. - which time they
VII he opened 90 public. Tor furnishing. or
furnishing and erecting. fhe abOve-nlen-
toned articles. Blanks and general inf0r-
nation relating 10 this Circular (NO. $50
may be obtained from this Office Or tho
Offices Of the Assistant Purchasing Agents.
"a state street. New york CITY. sff Whit.
ney-Centrsl Building. New Orleans. La.
and 1855 North Point street, san Fran
cisco. Cal; also from the l. S Engineer
Offices in the following cities. Seattl..
Wash; Los Angeles. Cal; Baltimore. Nd I;
Philadelphia. Pa Pittsburgh. Pa. Boston
Mass. Buffalo. y. y. Cleveland Ohio
Cincinnati Ohio Chicago H.. s. Louis.
No. Detroit, Mich. Milwaukee Wis: 81
Paul, Mimi Chattanooga. Tenn: Louis
Vile, Ky; Mobile. Ala. and Galveston.
Tex, Commercial Club. Kansas CITY no. /.
Chamber OF Commerce. Quincy. m. and
Commercial Club. Tacoma Wssh-F. r.
Boggs, Major. Corps OF Engineers. L. s. A..
General Purchasing Oricer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26

u..h;, the past year more than
ooO hss been spent IN erecting
F''o churches Protestant CathoIlc
new rswisb on the island OF Manhat-
sno - ip The Bronx. In Protestant
.aj ~ presbvterians and kpiscopaiisns
poSI'- 80 greatest progress. Catholics
avg Inning the wear opened two OF
a". .-s.sst and most modern paroehial
.as - i'm an America, besides extern
''IYy: THE Bronx. Episcopalians are
SOU ,.rat,rg their efforts mostly 70
GU ,or,plet,on Of the Cathedral OF ST.
foln the Divine. o., soooo ooo g.,
..,rcb property has been put on the
r.st for sale. Two REFORMED
,@,cbes have been sold. the old South!
8.so-ncd. $40 Park az. and satin St, and
r. RioomIncdala Reformed, a. lOo-1
. and Broadway. Within the last rev
" e. third Reformed church has
~. offered for sale. the Madison
80 AZ 57th 81. and Madison av., Tor
=, So0 ZOO The Rutgers Presbyterian
..b 81. Broadwly and 10th st., rs
w for ale ~ S75O0O0. The Hedding
w,.hol,.t. East 18th ST.. and the
""';tsd Presbyterian. ia West lOeth st.
30. ANXIOUS 20 SELL
BIT r-,.copaliars have collected 100000
.tsr building operations on the
.. M the cathedral. Work on the
..t.irs' chapels OF the seven
.,,ores IS practically completed The
po,,sr and Huntington chapels are
..;sbe5 and will be cousccrated at an
-.,iv date. The entire cost OF the
s,sr cbspels viii pass the million
49, Cathedral trustees have now
'.tsJ that donors provide a $4,000
l,5ovrent for each chapel. Services
,.T he held in Spanish. Italian,
rrerch. English. German, Scandinavian
"a the Oriental dialects.
In Presbyterian advance the Church
rr.snsion Committee alone spent
,9RO0O and made grants to twenty
.r, churches amounting 20 100000.
rss purchase Of the old South Re
i.,ms5 Church for s225.O0O by the
Tvs, Union Presbyterian Church and
.b,rrnr its name 20 the Park Avenue
prss5v,erian Church is regarded in
.sr body as the big move for the
rs,r Just closing.
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JEWISH.

A. Temple BETHEL, Fifth av. and
18TH St. at II 8. m. tomorrow DR..
Samuel Schulman will speak on The
Mob and the Prophet"
The course Of addresses on "The Jew
in Fiction and Fictions About the Jew"
viii be resumed tomorrow morning.
when Or. Wise will preach before the
Free Synagogue. at Carnegie Hall. on
Marlowe's Jew Of Malta" and Cumber-
lands "The Jew"
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IN EPIsCOPAL CIRCLEs.

A. s. Thomas's Church, Fifth av.
md SD ST.. the Rev DR.. Ernest VI.
S,ires. rector. viii preach at IL d. m.
and .. m. tomorrow.
A. the Church Of the Ascension,
r.f.b az. and 10th ST., the Rev. Dr..
Percy Stickney Grant. rector. Will
prsscb at n a. M. tomorrow on Look
ns Backward Handel's "The Mes
,ish~ will be sung al the I p. m. mu-
zeal service. with special soloists. and
me Rev. Harold a. Lynch VIII preach
The Public Forum win be addressed at
Np. M. bv On. Grant on Our Strivings
ior Brotherhood followed al p. m.
by social evening in the parish
louse. on New Years Eve there will
he the usual watch night service. be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock, with address
By Dr. Grant
A. the Church Of the Holy Com
-union. 10Th 50. and Sixth av., the Rev.
Dr. Henry Nottet. rector. viii preach
tomorrow at II q. M. 3 ?. m. chill
Gren's service1. and p. m.
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INFORMATION BUREAU.

Ir1uires relating % trade msfcrs and conai
ton. should bc addressed foo the Editor ~ DE
ipfer.' Column.
Question Kindly tell me the name
OF the buyer Of shirtwsists for the d..
II. Holmes Company, of New Orleans.
Yours truly, Maurice H. X. Answer
Miss Gee.
Question Where is the New York
office Of Hillmsn's. Of Chicago? c. t..
J. Co.. Inc. Answer-ll6 West 32d st.,
Room 1910.
Question-Is the time in Cleveland
Eastern or Central? Arthur Fuller. An
swer-Eastern, since last May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
NOTES OF THE TRADE.

There seemed TO be some hesitation
with the most prominent manufacturers
about making cotton waists for spring.
Many Of the leading ones have been
comparatively slow in determining
whether cotton waists would stand out
as prominently for spring as they gem
orally have However, within the last
few days there seems 20 be remark
able improvement in this direction, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26

monthly musical service will be held az
p. m. tomorrow. when the choir will
render Hawley's cantata, THE Christ
enid" DR.. Paul Seibert Leinbach will
give an address on THE Great Com
psnion, and at II a. m. on Ring Out
the Old, Ring in the New"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
RETOKMED CNTHOLIC.

SERVICES Chrsrs Mission. 53l West s'h -
Services afternoon. s..t.
Esh0r NANIEI FERNANDO u T.. Pastor sub
..t.. Roman UfIcis all. Protestant DENOMINATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26

William Bishop GAGS at the Weils
Memorial Presbyterian Church. Argyle
and Gleuwood roads. Brooklyn. Az ;
p. m. the pastor will preach on Good
bv Old Year"
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
KELLY.SPaIsGFIELD TIRE co,


stock % this Company has been declared
payable February !, 1918. 70 the s,ocb-
holders Of record 90 the close OF business
January IT, 1915.
D. 4. SEAMAN. Secretary
New York December Q. 1914
Office 81 The United Gas improvement Co
W. corner Broad and Arch strecte
Philadelphia. Dec o. 1914
Tho Directors have this day declared =
quarterly dividend Of two per cent Csf.00
per sharel, payable ian. d., 1915. 10 stock
holders OF record az the close Of business
Dec. 81. 1914 Checks viii DO mailed
LEWIS LILLE. Treasurer
OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. December l5 1914
The Board ~ Directors has dee. sred from ff-
Hef caruirg quarterly dividend ~ one rer cent
ilf-l on me Second Preferred Stors ~ the Com
pans, 70 oe paid on January "a. 1911, 70 sforkhoH
es N record AZ 'he close ~ business Deoefnh.r
-. 1915 Checks vill b. msel ~ sto~khoilers ei.,
haze nlel dividend orders si.b fho Treasurer
JAY y. HARE. scrretsrr
THE BiNk OF AMERICA,
New York December 18th. 1914
The Board OF Directors have today de-
clared a scmi-snnusl dividend % fourteen
G4 per cent, free OF tax. payable Janusrv
Ind. 1915, 10 stockholders - record Of thi.
date. Tho transfer books viii remain closed
until January 4th. 1915
W ~ BENNET. Cashier
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OFFICE on RFADING CONp,Ny
COT PONS.

United states Realty q improvement 90.
an Broadway. New York
December goth 1914
The coupons on this Company Tweutf.
year Debeuture Be- Roud4 due or Tanusrt
lst next viii De paid on January End
upon pres'ntatiou a. the 'ompauy's one
Room lfQs. Trinity Building
B. 81 FELLOWS. Treasurer.
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West Street

Th- approximate amount q he lien o.,
charge 10 eaiisfy which tie sboYS.sos,rttef
property ~ % b soid. Del t.ssi.50, vita
interest thereon from November :grl 1917
together With 'ha costs and aiiovsns.
amounting 90 it-s35 VITA Interest from
December ist. 1917 together aIth The e.,
pthacs q the sale The approximate
amount q the taxes. assessments and v,ats~
rates. or other leus which are 10 b. a..
lowed 10 the purchaser out of the pur-ha.-
money. or paid by tie Referee. is tie6l4l
and interest
Dated. New York. December 9Th 1914
HERMAN JOSEPH Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
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