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New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

]. HOULDER HUDGINS. residing az Tyn-
dali Avenue. County Of The Bronx. City and
state Of New York. hereby declare that / am
the person intending 70 deal under the CO.
partnership name of Hudgius g. Dumas
which firm has transacted business iu the
state of New York fer more than five years
Immediately last past. that J was one OF the
general partners OF the said firm Of Hudgius
Z Dumas. and that the principal place Of
business Of said partnership is located at
Ellis Island which i- within the County Of
ZeW ork. HOi IDLk HI DGlNS.
city. County and State of New York ss:
on this 6fh dav of November. 1914. before
me personally came HOulder Hudgins. 10 me
known and known 20 me 20 be the individual
described in and who executed the foregoing
instrument. and De duly acknowledged 20 ine
that be executed the same
LOUISA T. DRESSER
Commissioner Of Deeds. ~ the city Of New
York. residing iu New York County. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. Certificates fled in
Registers once Of New YORK County and
OF --- County.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.

SIHITD BIDS VIII b RECEIVED BY THE
Hoard Of Water supply az ~ Offices. twenty
e.lord door Municipal Building Park Row. Centre
snd Chamlcrs streets. New York city. until u
u n. on Tuesday. December 8. l9li for Contract
AZ for printing.
pus'i~lv opened and read Pamphlets containing In
formation for bidders can be obtained Al the above
sddress az The Office of the Secretary. hy deposit
irr ne sun ~ Ave dollars lf5l iu cash Or iis
equivalent f0f each pamphlet For further paItcu.
lars sppiy 20 The 0rfce NJ fhf Principal Assistant
Bngnter al The above addres..
CHARLES STRAt IS. President
CHARLES ~ CHADWICK.
JOHN T. CALVIN
Commissioner ~ the Board Of Water supply.
W. BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
LENOY STORAGE & TRANSFER co. (Inc.) J
Main Onlce and Warehouse
1857 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR S5iH 81
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW 1OKk IL =
Neu York, November card. 1914
To Clinton SmOntOn. Mrs. Nlphonsc Schrel-
bor. Augustus Adams or Mrs Mary J. Adams
b. Metzger- Union Express Co.. J0nn 90
A g. Warrington Charles Rohman o. haus
Rohran Jennie Zlmmsman, Rosa Botsln'
VI. Cunningham, VIM. Huntington AndrcW
Mayerback. H. ifuppert. Harry Nimons 2t
Henry Simons Mrs i. VI. Murphy >.
keenan,. Mrs. s. Fisk or Henrys Express y
Van Co, Thc0 Ohm. VIM. 4. Hunt, VI. ~
Duny. stephen J. Gray. Henry OFT, John
Brown or Mrs J. Brown. II. DAVIS, E1Iul
Towau Mary Sendes. Frieda Dell, T. \. con
rov. VIM Elliott James J. Leonard. Daniel
McIndo. Carrie Briedenbach or Karola Breld-
enbach Annie NcHugh: You and each or
YOU are hereby notified that the time Tor the
payment Of our lien upon the property mere
matter described having expired, after due
notice thereof had been given yoI, we VIII
cause such property. 20 Wit. household goods
nersonal effects saloon fixtures. pianos,
merchandise etc. stored IN the LeuoN Stoi- =
age 4 Transfer Co Storage Warehouses. AT
1851 Third avenue New York CITY, by you, o.
in your name (or in which yOu may have an
INTEREST," 20 be sold at public auction, accor9-
ing 10 the statute In such case made and
provided at the warehouse. 1851 Third ave
nue. New York city. on Friday. December II.
1914 beginning al l0:30 q. m, and II the sale
thereof is not completed on said date the
same will be continued at the same place on
every Friday thereafter. beginning at 1879
a. m.. and continuing until all the goods are
sold. - 80.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
STORAGE NOTICES.
AUDUBON FIREPROOF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AVE. AND i55rH sIm UT.
OIITCT, 1923 AMSTERDAM AVE.
-. zoe 10 yveet iE9th street
---- L.. narI Ill A


New York. November 23rd. 1914.
To Mra Bethlsn, r. X. Balch, y. v
Brewer. Mr. G. T. comstock' Ms =, -
sayer Mrs ". Y. Homes hr. WI. Lyonn'
Tones, Mr. Jos y. Fepnen. AIRS. Geo ".
Prlmrosr. Mr.. a J. Davis. =. BrescheI'
Mr.. Le Roy B Crane. Ar. ! J, Iurner'
Mrs l.. ". McCrscken. a. = Wlnsio"' ,sfs mrs
u.pno,t Mrs n Y. Howe. Miss Emma
Moore. lack Alien. Mrs. Marion Klein MIS-.
Tucien r. wells 4. Borzone. May 9. carey
Milton G; Welsh Roger 9;t, IL, ps'st'T Kupai.
rick, Mr. j. 9. Koruicker, Erio W. ,J,2Pin,ss'
Mr. J. " Dwysr, Mr. Fred. y. hiIlsr.
julie Power, ruth Firklns' ~ T,..S,s
Gabrielle COromins Mrs. ~. :. Hoene' mr'
n n. Cummings. Mrs. Edith Mitchell ms'
HourigPn. Nr Arthur Greenba9nn' hi.'
Case. Mrs 4. Perlmsn. Mrs. Hattie nsrks'
Mra Julius Footo. Mr. Courtney baylor
MrF Blanche Alert. Mrs H. y. & &.eh.
Cracken, Mr. Bart o. DunY, nt. Iach
Of you are hereby notified that the uihs
for tho payment Of our Hen upon tn'
property hereinafter described hsVlns -
plrcd after due notice thereon had bfsh
given you We will cause such pruperty' 20
Wit HouaehoiJ Goods Personal Effects ana
Merchandise, STORED IN THE AtDtb boN
TIRETkOOT STORAGE WARtuOtsfS.
SEW yORk CITY. by you or ln your
name (or In which you may have an ut't
est). To be sold az public auction ac'OIu
ing to the statute In such case Inaoo 5e snu
provided az the warehouses. nos. ID<o-
1923 Amsterdam Avenue, near l9otn sl,s.I'
New York city. on THURSDAY, DE- oEM-
BIER I7TU, 1914. at 10 a. m, ano III ths
gsIo thereof .a not completed on Faid das"'
rho same will be continued az tho same
place on every Thursday thereafter, be.
ginning AZ 10 A. m, nnd continuing uhti
all the goods are sold. ,.ov
AUDUBON FIKEPROOF SIOFA'h
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
.rCTION SALES.

sALE-BY yiRTlh of 'n a -
n m Sn rrpmises. i5I Pafk k'N ia...,,,, 49, a.
diately thereafter 40 i2s Pars hlt h. nsc-
Ieases ~ Two Restaurants ip vfl.f "
S-'''' II SoyA. l. pREl>ER Aa-., a-.,.,.s,s
POSTAGE STAMPS a Pine GeneHi 80 "a
win be- sold al thc Collector, t.p' "
81 on Nov g3 and a af p. NJ .4,,-ssf.
WALTER s. SCOTT aa''"
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
HENRY LEWIS MORRTS.
Attorney fcr Executors.
q Liberty street.
BOrOlch ~ Manhattan.
Cffss ~ Aaur WrrL


~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oP
Hon. John p. Cohalsu. a Su-rogat. o.
the County OF New York dated July sofa.
1914. notice rs hereby given % an person,
having claims against Edward Mchaei.
late of the County Cf AeW York ls.
ceased. % present tie same With vouchers
thereof 90 the subscribers a. their pisc,
OF transacting business. 40 7i2 Broadway,
Borough o. Brooklyn in The city OF N.s
York. on Or before the -ttl day % FebrI-
aTy next
DATED. New York. the 10Th Day c: A..
gust. 1914
HARRY MICUAELrs
EMANU ri ALLMAYER.
LOUIS T. ALTKRCG. Executor,
Attorney fOr Executors.
'i2 Broadway Rrooklyn
ESTATE or FLORENCE v. RYDER
In pursuance OF an order Of Hon Robert
Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate o. the County
OF New York. NOTICE Is hereby given tc al
persons having claims against FLORENCE
V. RYDER. late Of the County of New Yors
deceased. 20 present the same with vouuche,
thereof 10 the subscriber az HE placs y
business. No. 40 Wall street n
The CITY OF New York on or before the .rr
DAY OF December next.
Dated New York the 22d day o. May 1914
". DUDLEY CARLETON,
Z. pOWIs JONES Executor
AttOruey Tor Executor.
40 Wall Street.
Borough % Manhattan.
The City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
RECORDED LEASES.
NOVEMBER 2l.
Manhattan.

l05TH ST l46-l4S " all. II Burdick 70 MAY
Weiusteiu. 5ij W lllh 81 yrs from Dec ]. l9l4;
atty. Il NJ Lew. 50 Liberty s.. $50
9Th AN. cor 2stl 81 part OF ID floor. "
Nandelbaum ct 81 10 A AntoniSdis l25 w 2sth 81 !.
10 yrs from completion Of bldg. $1,000
STH AV. 6lZ; store and basement; i hssucci 10
Continued on page II
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
STRROGATES NOTICES.

HOLDEN. GEORGE HIN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler Surrogate OF the County OF Ne"
York.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 al persons
having claims against George II. Holden.
late OF the County OF New York, deceased,
fo present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber, at Its principal place OF
trausacting business. No. % william Street,
Borough of Manhattan, IN The city OF
New York. on or before the 30th day OK
April next.
Dated. New York. the 2lst day OF Octo-
ber. 1914.
COMPANY. Executor.
GELLER. ROLSTON e HORAN.
Attorneys for Executor,
% Exchange Place,
\erV York \
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEI
BOROUGH or RICHMOND.
Grymes Hill, S. l., Home

Fifteen room modern private residence With al
latest improvements excellent state of repair four
baths surrounded hy fwo acres ground. garage
with servants quarters above high grade residential
surroundings. commanding superb view ~ bay and
oceau. three minutes walk from trolley thirty
five minutes from Battery. Apply CORNELIUS
kOLfF. a. Broadvay. New YORK. CrGhtrcs
Building opposite Ferry landing. S.. George. s. I.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.

AMERICAN BASEMENT. PRIVATE. FOR SALE
or rent. furnished dwelling. five story: OTIS ele-
raior: modern 80 respect elegantly furnished.
hey 81 b Wet snlh q.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23

n PURSUANCE OF an order %, 10, Iol.
T. COhalan. a Surrogate N lie Counsv !,
New York. notice r. hereby given fo :.
persons having claims against Ceo-,.
Beale Sloan. late = the County o, "
York. deceased. f0 present fhe sar,a 80.
vouchers thereof o. tho subscriber, =,
their place " trausactlng business a, -.
Office OF Tic Farmers Loan ara T--,,
Company. SO. p william street N ,s.
Borough ~ Manhattal. Boo the CIV q, v.-
York, on Or before the litl day Of An
next "''-
Dated. New York September 3o,h 49,.
ROBERT s. SLOAN
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRr-sr
COMPANY. Temporary Adm.ristr.to..
DAVIES. AIERBACH o. CORNELL.
GELLER ROLSTON a. HORAN
Attorneys for Temporary Adnln'.,ra,,,
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF goV-
John p Cohaisn. Surrogate o. -.
County of New YORK. --NoIre Is haret. etye,
20 al persons having claims agains, E,--
riette Arnold Jay. late - me County o. W.
York deceased. 10 present The sane WI,
vouchers thereof % %. gbscrhert AZ ft,.
place o, trarsactiag business AZ ~ a..
0f Henry Lewis Morris 10 % Liberty S,res,
IN The city ~ New YORK. on or befors n.
23d DAY of December next
Dated New YORK. the ION day % Jun. 1914
JOHN g. JAY.
JOHN O. JAY. Jr.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
E6uar oHkaBEas-sCirIz. 3

MOTION CALENDAR.
ESTATES.
Samuel MoosiovsW Margaret 'oh'
Betty Wiiksna ..,,-
WILLS FOR PTOBA1E
Matthew Sullivan Jackson Bell
Vstenttne J,uson Annie Ncsisnn
ACCOUNTING.
Trial rsrm SCHULZ, s.
CONTESTED WILL.
David Goidirrg
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23

MANAHAN. MARGARET En- pursul5c'
Of an order of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fcw.e,
Surrogate OF tie County of NeN loft
dated Nav 20th. 1914 notice Is hereby rgeh
20 an persons having claims against Msrgafs,
T. Manahan. late o. The County y Ne'
York. deceased. 70 present the sams VITA
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber AZ ~
place OF transacting business. al The once o.
John r Booth. his attorney; az No ~
Broadway in the Borough of Manhattan, "
This City o., New York. on or before The M
day OF December next -.,,.. ,o,.
THOMAS MANAHAN. JR.. Executor
JOHN T BOOTH Attorney tor LAe'l'9''
27l Broadway. New YORK GiiA- A----
sor.rF. EDMUND FIN PURSUANCE oF
on order OF Hon John p. tohaan. a sl.'
rorate OF tie County OF NcW YORK, no..cs
hereby given 90 All persons NtF,,. -t
against Edmund T. SOule late OK alllli.o'.t.
rounfv oregon. deceased 10 pfesen' -
s,ne 0.,t1 vouchers thereof 10 the sl1scTit'
o. AZ her place OF transacting business. it -
once of charles e.. kaltfeisch, no = tele,
street por.jugh OF Manhattan 90 ~ ,ly z,
N.w York ON or before The oih Gay @
Dsted. New York. the l7.h day 0, s-p,sn'
be- iql4 BELLE II. 5. BRYANT,
N'-' AdministratIir
CHARLES c. KALBFLEiSCH Attorn,y 'I
AdministratriN. - Cedar street, Borough O
Manhattan. New York CITY.
IORSCH JENNY IN PURSUANCE VE
an order az the Hon. John p. Cohaaa.
surrogate of the County of New York. nout
Is hereby given 90 all persons having Cans
araiust Jenny Lorsch late ~ IT, ''-n-l =
NJ, York deceased. t0 present the sa
with vouchers thereof 20 ne subscribers =.
their place - transacting business az ~,
office of Ieyenfrtt Cook a. Nathan, 40 =,
broadway Borough ~ Manhattan. ,V
New York on or before tfo l.ih Gay oi AI''
Dated New York this On day o. octo''''
4'4'' HENRY TORsCU
HARRY SACHS.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
FREDERICK TREVOR NIL Attorney for Exec,i-
tor 55 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan New
IL.
ANDREW PrRDv Administrator

IL PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or HONOR
ABLE JOHN =. COHALAN. a Surrogate Of the
County of New YORK.. NOTICE Is hereby given 20
all persons having claims against Sophia Vernon
ate of the County of New York deceased. 20 pre-
sent the same With vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scriher. al place u trsnsactlng business. No "a
Broad Street iu The city u New York. OF or be-
fore the goth day oi Mas ueAt
Dated. New York the 18th day of November. 1914.
GRENYILLE VERNON. Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23

RECEIVERS APPOINTED BRhDh' -.
II Weat 2bth " CO. Louis Eschen- VI ~ Mis,s. Msss
katLarins Ils,i Adelaide Wc,rlor-f " hA's
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
psrfp.ss APPOINTED BRA

Kutgka DnngauaL - Dovllng
SOndheim fOveu-E u Doviihg
Westernold/ Miller y Dunn.
BOckhaus/ BsnI Ismin--W Nchco"n'
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23

IN PURSUANCE OF AZ oRpEk ~
49,. Cornfv ~ New York. Notre is lefeo,
Siyen 10 an persons having claims sst,a,; xl,;
Snna Pearson late OF the County ot -, 80
YorE. deceased. 20 present the same ~ ~.
vouchers thereof 90 t1e s-os'..o o,ir,
1lece ~ traneacting business or re 9a'
- S,-orr smith s. Suols. 10. ~ va.
street in The cry ~ New YORK On
s,-s ,be f9tl daV OF FsHrnry next,
D,ted. New York. ,h, Hh ds] OF Alsli' ~
DN'''' ALBERT J.. EHHLLS.
e,., q .,trlrr Eaec.t5r
Attorneys for Executor, vi. .-...
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
sURROGATEs notice.

WILLIAMS. ELIZABETH H--TN-S-
susnoe Of an order of Hon PuS.
cohalan, Surrogate of tho coun,,S Sosh ,.h ,
YORK, dated the 18th day Of ge,,yI yI Wv
1919. notice is hereby given 10 IN .,mos'
having claims against Elizabeth gP',ns,ts
isms. late of The County ~ Nos, ". VII
ceased. 10 present the same. vi,h y..A 'ylA 10.
thereof. % the subscribers 81 tbst,,' 'chss
Of transsctlug business a. the ~. pises
shilsnd e Hedges no 40 Bro.Sss q
on or before the i5th day OF Anil .isrs
dated. New York, 3sth day ., III
SGD THOMAS WILLIAMS
HENRY x. 3 WILLIAM
sHrrAND L. trnors Er.cuior.
Attorneys FOR Evscutor.
no if3 Broadway.
BorOugn 0f Manhattan.
city Of Eew York
KIRK. WILLIAM r. Knows .T.S---.
W. y XIX. In pursuancs % a. ~
or non. John cohalau. o. sJrrs,.,,,as'
The County Of New York. n0tie. ~
given 20 ell persons havinf clsi,,' h.f.by
william =. Kirk. known ala 'a.lhsi
kirk. late OF tho County - N.v y..r p
ceased. 20 present the sam. g.ifb ,YN ~, s.-
thereof 70 ths subscribers ~ their p,.
transscting business. the ono. a, ~
~. Mahan. Numb-r 80 PARK ROW esos-2a
Of Manhattan city of Ven -, "Vro7so
before the 18th day - lamar On H
Dated. Hsw York. TIE sth day \ Jgls a..
ANNIE Z kirk w. IVA
JAMES r. ANDPyws
JOSEPH n NAHAT. A,torn.v o., sulor' r'
trx. No. 3s Park Pow. Borough a, "
haitian CITY of New Yorb NAa-
AK HVE J. sc, LURE. Attorney sor Zr...
uior. No. 81 BroafH1y. Borough =, g.
haitian civ ~ New YORK Nan'
HOLLANDER. JOSEPH La ,,-,...--,
an order ~ Hon. John p. Cosslsn e
rosate of the County OF Ns- YorS ,1.,1.' .n'-
hereby given 20 n.l persons hsd,g .i., =
against Joseph J.. io.ianGsr. la,s :, ~,
County ~ New York. feceasef 70 &c.,. 80 80
same. With vouchers thereof 70 fts s,,s...1e ~
ers. az their place - transactinT bg,,,..-
al tho Ofilce of Harry a Gordon ~ 80
Broadway. in the CITY NJ New Yort - p,
before The 18Th day ~ May next
her 1914 'f',i
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
LAWRENCE d. FRANK
LEWIS EDGAR HOLLANDFp
RACHEL HOLLANDER

HARRY A. GORDON. Attorney for p,,,.
tors, 30 BroaiHay Borough of ws1h,,.
tan EcH YORK Cfr
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
Atty. for E1ocuir.gcs. ,...-
Zoe Broadway. Nes holk '.i}.

EOwEY. ALFRED. IN PJRssl NV ss,. ~.
- an order OF Hon. John ? coh9.a5E -.s,i.,
rogate Of the county NJ NeW l.,N ,isirs
IL hereby given 20 1' PERSONS nav t.hs ee.a-,g
against Alfred Uowey. late or tle Cos, on,
OF New York. deceased, 90 piese.s. ...issr !,
,gi.b vouchers thereof 20 the suoscfi&Ss & "a
bis place OF transactng business, a., at,,s.S,,' 20
cedar street. in the Borolfh oi s.ss-,
tan. In the City ~ NcW loi"' All" N'
~. tenth day of April naNt , ,ott
DateI. New York. September =. ~, ~
JOHN VI. RIDER. LNe....s,' 4.
tacob Goodman. Attorney f1r LtrlI,.Yf,,,, f,,,r
cedar street Manhattan. ST." fore ~
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or FS,s. hGic
John p C0halan a SurIosate oi ue ..ys. %
~ OF New York. Notice is he'ep, -, ..
ell persons hayiag claims against eya,r az
Taylor. late OF the County ~ NeM iyoosese,.
ceased 20 present the same "l,n w.. 4
thereof % The subscriber. az or -, a
tfsnssctins business. No 80 Wa - ,ss 4;
The CITY or Nsw York. on or De4o''
O' dated New YORK the toth DAY y,dR e
1919 Aiminisuato--
New-York tribune., 1914-11-23

HUTCHINSON. Lucy BIN PURSUANCE OF
an opier OF Hon. John T. COhalau. Surrogate
~ the County OF New York. Notice is hereby given
So all persons having claims against Lucy b Hutch
ias0n. late Of Nantucket Island Mass, deceased.
TO present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber At his place OF trsnsscting business No
30 Wall Street in the city OF New York on or
before the 3lst DAY Of May next
Dated New York. the 18th day of November. 1914
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
FUNERAL OF MRS. GROOME.

Special to THE EVENINS JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del, May 5.-One OF
the largest funerals that has taken
place in Newport for a number Of
years, was that of Mrs. Mary X.
Groome, which took place here on
Monday afternoon Mrs. Groome was
the wife of Charles G. Groome, pres
ident of the Newport National Bank.
Mrs. Groome was a member of NJ. i.
Church. She was 81 years of age.
She is survived by her husband and
two sons, ]. Perkins Groome and VIII
lis +. Groome.
The w. G.. T. L. will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Mary Ball.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer V.
Frankhouser are entertaining Mr..
/ Frankhouser's sister, Miss Mildred
/ Frankhouser of Harrington - Miss
Anna Jump spent Saturday and Sun
day at her home in Maryland-W
Garret Hume. Mrs. J. Cannon and
children. Miss Helen Hume, Miss
Edith Hume and Robert Hume oil
Wilmington. spent Sunday with Mrs
r. A. Cooper-Misses Edna and Mary
Scarborough were the guests Of theil
sister. Mrs. Elsie Patton Of New
Castle.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
SLEEFTISEss
The Kittens Birthday
Party
ny VTRGINTA VALll.

Once upon a time Clara was
playing with her yellow kitten
when she Remembered that Cuddlc
lthat was the kittens name) was
Just year old tomorrow.
"Y0u ought TO have birthday
party" she told the kitten. 81 am
going to ask mamma If / can't have
one for YOU"
Clara rushed to ask mamma
and, as her mamma said she could
she put the kitten IN her doll car
rlagc and started out to ask her
three little friends to come. Amy
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
newark council
HpTrn HrnrrGMTMT
HTIEk HSSESOMENl
Property Owners Who Owe
for Sewers Are PrOdded
by Town Council

Special TO THE EVENING JONltNAL.
NEWARK. May 5.--At meeting Of
Town Council last night tbe ordinance
requiring all persons who Eeap horses
or cows within the town limits to re-
move the manure at least once every
ten days from May ! to October } was
given the third and final re- cidng.
II was decided 20 postpone action 'n
the awarding of the contra. for ma
cadamizing Main street for two wecHs.
This was due TO the fact tnat the WorI
of recaulking the water mains IS pro
crossing slowly and the rebuilding OF
the street can not be started until lie
mains are all rccaulked. Frank NJ.
Luton was appointed an insp
Secretary Hcrdman was instructed TO
have 100 notices printed and one sent
10 each person who has failed TO pay
the sewer assessment and also fail
ed TO make provision of paying for it in
five annual installmcnts. The notice
win explain that the first installment
must be paid at once or that Council
will be compelled by the act of Lcgis-
lature authorizing the construction OF
the sewer system, to proceed TO collect
the entire amount assessed with six
per cent. interest There are about 10
property owners who have neither paid
the assessment or elected 20 pay in in
stallments. II is thought that in most
cases they do not understand that
! Council has TO be notified of their inten
ton to pay by installments and that
the first installment is now due.
TIP until this time S36G3O of tho
sewer assessment. which amounted e
nearly $50 600 has been paid OF this
amount about $1,000 represents pay
ments of the first annual installment.
Final action was taken by Counei
entering into an agreement with The
Diamond State Telephone Company an'
Western Union Telegraph Company
whereby the three can use the sam'
poles ON Main street above the Balti
moro and Ohio reilroad. thereby max
ing it possible for some of the un
slightly poles to be removed
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
State NIDITIAMEN
UNDER INSPECTION
Company A Men Before
Lieut.. Hunt on the
First Night
D MEN IN LINE
ON WEDNESDAY, NIGHT

First Lieutenant Elvid ID. Hunt, of
the regular army, who is detailed on
duty with the First Delaware In
fantry as inspector-instructor began
the annual War Department inspection
Of the Organized Militia Of Delaware,
in the Armory last night The in
spection was Of more than usual in
terest owing to the tense interest of
the militia in the Mexican situation.
The inspection began with Com
pany A and there was not only an
unusually large attendance Of the
members OF this command but the
officers and men of other companies
located i'm this city were at the Ar
mOry in large numbers. There is
much friendly rivalry among the
companies and all are endeavoring
to make as good a showing as possi-
BILE. Company A, under command Of
Captain Ernest c. Parks, turned out
practically its full strength, having
more than so men ON the drill floor
last night
After Captain Parks had the com
pany lined up, Lieutenant Hunt went
down the lines, critically inspecting
the mems uniforms, arms, general ap-
pearance and their bearing. The en-
tire command presented a fine ap-
pearance and while the inspecting Of
ficer could not comment upon his
findings at this time, it is believed the
| local militia will be found TO be about
as near the government requirements
I'm all particulars as any militia or
ganization throughout the country
The property OF headquarters. the
band and Company A was inspected
prior to the company inspection. This
evening the hospital detachment will
be inspected by a medical officer from
the regular army medical star. Dur
ing the day Lieutenant Hunt will in
spect the property in the armory and
on the State rife range of the staff
departments.
The other companies of the militia
will be inspected by Lieutenant Hunt
as follows: Company ID, Wednesday
evening, May 6; Company +, Thurs
day evening, May z; Company c and
band, Friday evening. May s; Com
pany G of Dover, Monday evening
May IL; Company B of Milford
Thursday evening. May -; Company
Il Of Newark, Thursday evening, May
IA; Company II of New Castle, Mon
day evening, May is.
A few minutes after Company A
had been marched upon the drill floor
last night Private Campbell suddenly
became i'll and fell upon the floor. He
was carried outside and later he was
removed to the Homeopathic Hospi-
tai. He is suffering from a carbuncle
on the back Of his neck, and while
standing at rigid attention this, IN
some way interfered with his breath.
ing, At the hospital he was revived
and was reported to be all right
Evening journal., 1914-05-05

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