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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. County 0f New York "a
ward e. Osborn. Plaintiff. against Hunting
ton W. Merchant ct al, Defendants
I'm pursuance Of n judgment ~ foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date tho 18Th Il,
OF May 1914, I. the undersigned, the referee }.
said judgment named will sell AT public aBc.
ton. at the Exchange SalesrOon. No it.is
Vesey Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan
city Of New York. on the 9Th day u Jun.
1914. at II o'clock noon on that DAY. ~ he.
bert A.. Sherman. Auctioneer: the prsfniss.
directed by said judgment to BE- sold. sni
therein described as follows.
All that certain lot piece. or parcel ~ lsni
with the building thereon erected situate
living and being In the Borough Of Manhattan
City OF New York. bounded and described :.
follows. viz: Beginning at point M
southerly side Of One hundred and hfty-eizhm
Street distant westerly seven hundred and
slrty-eight feet and ten inches from the souft
westerly corner Of One hundred and hfty -elxhth
Street and Broadway formerly the Boulevard
or Eleventh Avenue; running thence souiheri7
parallel with Broadway, part or the wsy
through a party wall. one hundred feet. thenc.
westerly parallel with One hundred and ifty.
eighth Street eighteen feet and eight inches
thence nor,herly again parallel with Broad
way, part Of the way through another party
wall, one hundred feet 20 the southeriy side of
ono hundred and hfty-eighth street. ani
thence easterly along the southeriy side q,
one hundred and hfty-eighth Street eighteen
feet and eight inches to the point or plac. ~
beginning. said land lying In section s block
2i3f on the Land Map OF the 'tfy o. New
York Subject 10 covenants and restrictions
contained In two agreements recorded II n.
office OF the Register Of the County Of New
York In block series Of conveyance Section 2
Liber Z pages 302 and "a respectively.
Dated New York. May 18th. 1914.
ROGER SHERMAN. Referee
THOMPSON. FREEDMAN & COOKE A,tog-
neys for Plaintiff No. 2 Wall street. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following IL a diagram of he property
20 be sold: its street Number ~ 6h West lsih
Street.
GA Vast T-sth 81
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-otTown Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers

sc,ururcT Dy-waIIaoe Co: Miss Brandt.
ladies' hosiery and underwear; Walker st.
sYRAcusE1oL = WI. Wlthe is 70 2 Tth 81, =
TAYTER TEX-Lipstate Drygoods ana
clothing co. Upstate. drygoods' eio.h-
ing and furnishing goods; ~ Leonard 81 a.
Tof EDo-W I, Miner Co. r Gerdes, 90
mestics, white goods and linens; n no.
mayer. dress goods, silks and WASH goo"'
THOy-W p Herbert a Co; w Herbert
ladies' ready TO wear; Broztei-
Cloak,. Suits. women's Wear. etc.
roLEDo-w l. Miner Co; Mics Eenne,i
muslin underwear. waists cn""''"
Infants wear: 20 " ga St
Millinery. Laces. Notions. etc.
ATLANTA. CAB l. Rhodes 10: 80
Rhodes. flowers. feathers and millinery 81
pEeRR%S;icK. PENN-Berwick stores CO; 2 p
Ferris + Magic. r Searrett' sehorai Hiu0''
cI Is + ~ Ach Co; L Ach' ladies'
cHH nae 20 Cooper CO. Miss FIR Freak J,
ceilings and ladies' neckwear, ~ r "a ~;
Mi " Hi-KET-Blumen Iocher GO; ~ 4
holman. rep: + Hoehl. flowers ana no'e'
ties. go Bway. -, tr c.o,ber laces
TOLEDO-W Il Miner co. II NN'1i,or,or<. %
eTbroideries, neckwear and needie"oiN' ~
W 23d 81
Miscellaneous.
pArTrNoPE-Baltlnore Bargain House j
Postlev house furnishing goods; 80 4th -. A.,
BRTDGEPORT. CONN-Ho"land Day 'o0''
70. / ( Greeninx. carpets. - spring 81
FALL RIVER--R McWhlIr o. =
MISTER carpets; 10 spring ~: = Z, Knieht.
HARTFORD-Sage, Allen q o. D."
carpets: 10 Spring 81 ~. r. PIN
LANCASTER, Penn-Hager q bro' wy
Die, carpets: 20 Spring St o pa,a. W
MERIDEN, Conn.-lyes, LphaIh ~ manu-
Wilcox. carpets: - Spring 81 -. IT =
MIDDLETOWN. Conn IL Bunce CO. L
ArwoII. carpets; 10 Spring ST. -. ~. " I
Nf.W KrDFORD-New Bedford u . ~
HOWE. carpets: IS Spring st. -,,...r. n r
NttW HAVFN-Shartenbu q RoplhSon'
Herman carpets; 10 Spring 81 a. w 3
NORWICH Conn-4Reid & Hughes Co.
Enlklev' carpets: 10 Spring ST ~ u
pADi9CiH XIV VI Rleke a Co. ~
Rieke carpets: IS Spring St ,-,t..,.
pAWTT-CKET r I-Shartenburg hoOili1'N'
" I. Brown, carpets; 10 spring 81, ~.
SALEM. Nass-W q Weber CO. U "osS' eo
pets: - Spring 81 49,, g. ~ U
cAN FaNCISCO-Norman r Han CO. \
Hall bookbinders supplies; McApln:
eCUENECTADY-H Barney co; II OiiOer"
carpets 10 Spring st. ,s a.
spPINGFTELD Mass-Meekins PACKARD
wheat; W II Hsrsch, carpets; % spring ST n
wATERBtTRY. Conn-Reid & Hughes ID
Co: w Minor. carpets; 10 Spring 81, r. ,
wOONcOCKET, r Harris &Mowry co.
Encelbach, carpets; 10 Spring ST H..
WORCESTER Mass-Barnard, sumner tut
nam co; + Darby. carpets; 20 SPRING 81, Z,
YOTrNGSTOWN Ohio-G y Fordyce CO. =
Gibson carpets: * Spring 81.
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ENGRAVERS' STRIKE OFF
Board of Trade Grants Wage
Advance to 700 Men.

A general strike Of about 700 photo-en-
gravers in fifty shops OF the Photo En-
gravers' Board OF Trade, which was ex-
pected to go into effect to-day, was
averted yesterday at a mass meeting of
the Photo Engravers Union at Beethoven
Hall. 20 5th st. The meeting was at
tended by nearly 100 OF the 1.ioo union
members.
compromise offer, by which the
wages will be advanced to the figure de-
manded i'm three years, was accepted.
The first advance of 81 a week will go
into effect June l.
Peter j. Brady. president of the union,
said settlement also was made with
the Newspaper Publishers Association,
with which committees OF the union have
been holding conferences since last Oc-
tober, when the agreement expired.
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FIRE RECORD

a NJ. $500
4:4S-403 East 10th ST., r Hazzer: $4,000.
5:O0-37 and 80 East 2ist st. David Kisch;
trihing.
I6:2O-ilJ Chrystie St Marion Nicola; trining.
II :O7-oOT Madison ST.. Annie Nicholson;
trihing.
Ii:Io-i west 15sth st.. Thomas Phillips;
trifing.
II :so-23ss Amsterdam sv.. Mateo Datthore;
triling.
PM
2:25-13sl Third av.. Mrs Rallatosp: uining.
2:45-222 Lexington ay., Joseph Gotfried;
trlfing.
2:50--6S East 4th St. Jacob Cohen: $500
4:30-2s29 Eighth ay., p. s. Delamuth;
trihing.
4:35-i3l East 1O1st St: trifing
b:1O AS West 41th st. &. SchOffler: trifing.
5:1O-93 Avenue r.. 5000
6O0-33O and 332 East 1Osth st. Ricco
Matte: trihing.
6:30-J94 Hoe av., Jacob Klein: trihing
1851 Spring St. s. Garcia: trihing.
1850 East Goth st. Bernard Berger; trifins.
9:30-lsll Lexington ave, Samuel Miller
trlhing.
9:30-i65f Second ave. Louis Nicholas: $50.
s:i0-3SlO Third ave. Sarah Kuchman; triflns.
1010-l0s stanton ST. Rose Co; trihine
1O.20-sl6 Canal ST. DR.. Sherman: trihns.
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Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister In this column BY teiepno"i"k
Hickman 5000.
Carpets. Rugs, etc.

Carpets. Rugs. etc.
Dr-TI-TII-T A Patrick a Co. Taylor. car
pets. rugs, uph goods and blankets - iso"
Observation-Disclosures d G Co; # Il Petts'
carpets, z Walker II. 49,. .a-
LYNCHBURG-D Moses q co; u Moses '''
pets and rugs II W 18th 81 -, ~,
NEW AI.BANY-Hedden GO; w a iieu-
den. dry goods and carpets Marlboro1gh.
INSTRUMENTATION * co; ""lu'''"'
PoRTLANDHMeier & Frank Co; Q D
CouIhlin. handkerch iefs. ribbons. gloves
and umbrellas. 81 Union square oarrets.
~ perlsfein, carpets and toys; 80 Churcn ~
ROCHESTER McAipine. Fisher 60; DC
Alpine. furniture and carpets; heti la! n
ST LOUIS-Torlicht. Duncker carpet Co. y Id
Duncker. carpets; % East nth st. n
ScyIENEC,TADY-S toever e. spence; III
Spence. house furnishing goods and carpets
wR iGPf;u Hitchcock & Co; NJ Shea, carpets;
N0RFoLK-w II Wales. ir, general mer-
chandisc. York .
Jacob millinery go Bway. 49, g
TOLEDO-A g Nottingham CO. w
Heron. millinery; goo 9th 9v' ra,nrop.
Miss NJ Curran. umbrellas and gloves
Mrs Kelley, rep; 33i Atm av.
Drygoods.
BALTIMORE-H Sonnebarn CO. NJ
Sonnebarn. woolens; + ga ST. :, r,tus
CHIC AGO-MarShall flell * w. IL II @''
nannels: 1914 Worth ST. ,,o,
CHICAGO-Siegel. Cooper Co; mayer.
domestics. linens and nannels; 10 p 22d ST.
Cumberland =, =, r.ooc,
CHICAGO-Isascs. Kahn CO; NJ II Is sta'.s
fancy goods; r Kahn. fancy soods' 10. "a, -
CTNCiNNATI-Bischof, Sterne a stem II
Stein. cloaltings. 200 9Th ~. - T,
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8 WEIGH co;
Gouder, upholstery goods: Broz1eN', unb.r.
cOITMBUS-F n r. Lazarus; w nuoI5i
boys clothing: Is East 18th st: ColhngWooI. a.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. straus CO; r Du
Rand. ladies' ready TO wear. 20 fltth a'9 o.
SAN FRANCIsCO-City OF Paris 10, 20:
NJ Woodward. dress g0ods, Bins
and cloths, 10 9Th av; WalhcK' ~. q =
SAN FRANcISCo-Levi Strauss CO. . Z
Davis overas; 3I BWay 80 ,,,s-,,,,.r ,,tr-
SAN JOSE-O A Hale Co; 9 n VidriKseh' LUZ
nishing goods; 90 Union Square ~.
ST IOI'IS-Carleton, Ferguson Drygooos 10
Woods. dress goods, silks, yelyets' ih-
s1' : oIrIs-Stlx. Baer < Fuller Drygoods 90
Mrs q Thornton, waists; l. treun1' TO-, ~ y,
rnestics. linens and nannels; u West go b.
Wellington. . . p,rnev
ST LOUIS-scruggs. Vandervoort e Barney
Drvgoods Co: Mrs w Make costumes
PA Church 81.
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go West 15sth 81.

The approximate amount OF he Zen or
charge. 10 satisfy which tho abOye-descFlbsi
property is 70 be sold. Is Two thousand eight
hundred and forty-siN 1000 Dollars with IN
terest thereon from the 2lst day OF April 1914
together with the costs and allowance amount
ing 70 one hundred and ninety-seyen SIN
Dollars with interest from May 10, 1914 to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The ap-
proximate amount OF the taxes, assessments
and water rates, or other liens which are %
be allowed 20 the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money, or paid BY tho Referee, is Thrss
hundred and nlnety-four $500 Dollars and IN
terest Said Premises will be sold subject %
a prior mortgage OF $4,000 with accrued inter-
est thereon at the rate Of SO from February
lst 1914.
Dated, New York MAY 18th. 1914.
ROGER SHERMAN. Referee
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR COMMlssAkl gc,I
STIrFFS. etc. Once OF Panama n',, q.
Comnsnv' q state street. Nee York, Ma
1914 Sealed proposals are invited ,o' 10. tp,nsria
ing commissary food-stuns etc, 70 IN, 49, .c-,,,.
And conSitions Contained in circular 40 80
Circulars ana fun information may re rnir, s
at the following named places, az VII M, ou
bids will be received and opened ~, -, ne.
date and at time stated: The FulcnA'sa.to SO
partment Panama Rail Road COMPANY - = ~,
Street New York: ONCE OF Purcha - So
sary L. 5. A, Whitney-oentrai buA5Hs
orleans. Ia: Depot Quartermasier, L. 81
1Gs8 North Point street san Francisco ~ 90
and Depot Quartermaster. L. =. y, IN ia T..
Fast Ontario street Chicago. III h.l' " ,-si.
80 90 ana Nv, Orleans until leo T. " an1 -
san Francisco until lioo AN. June \ ''' ms,
r. e Rutherford Commssary -,
Agent Panama Rail Road CO.. - siA'e "'''"
New York.
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NAVAL MILITIA AT VESPERS

Commander Russell Raynor led the
First Battalion OF the Naval Militia 10
vesper service at the Cathedral of St.
John the Divine yesterday afternoon. The
naval battalion band assisted with the
musical programme.
The sermon was preached by the Rev.
Howard Mellish. rector OF Holy Trinity
Brooklyn. After the service the battalion
marched down Broadway TO the United
States steamship Granite State. at the
foot of West e7th st.
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MEYER, JOHN HIN pursuance OF an order
Of Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler a Slrroga's
OF the County OF New York notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against John
II. Meyer late Of The County OF New York. de-
cee sed 70 present the same. with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers. az their place OK
transacung busiress. al the Office ~ their a.
torney. Robert D. Geswein. No. 80 wall street.
In the city Of New York. on Or before the l5ih
dav Of October next
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OFFICE FURNITURE
slJRROCATES' NOTICES.

PEABODY, BELLE b. WIN PURSUANCE
Of order Of Hon. John p. Cohalan. a Sur
rogate OF the County OF New York, notice 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Belle r. w. Peabody, late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. 10 present the
same. with vouch RS thereof. TO the subscriber
at his place OF transacting business. AT the
Office OF Spencer. Ordway Wierum. No "a
william. Street, In the City OF New York. on or
before TIE I'D day OF June next
Dated. New York. the 9Th day Of December
1914 WILLIAM II. WARD. Administrator.
SPENCER. oRpWAY & WIERuM. Attys. for
Admr.. q William Street. New York.
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COI-pTF-Gardner coachmsn. useful; wire
cook and Iaundress: wages $50; good refer
ences: country preferred Industrial Associa-
zion Agency II W. 42d 81.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

II
supreme Court.
BY BLANCHARD. j.
Matter OF Birkin-Wm II WILCOX
Zurich STARK VIM II Wood.
Matter OF Kennedy-E Rosenberg.
BY GAVEGAN, J.
Isabel /Mann-S A Crummey.
BY LEHMAN. j.
Arrow Realty Co/Pugh-I Cohen.
BY pENDLErON. ].
Seamen's Bank for Sav/Fell-S w FISH,
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Dated New York the 30 day Of Arrll 1914
GEORGE r. SfNRAM
DIEDRICH DENkER.
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W Mcbride iosa ~,
Catharin. Fitzpatrick MARY M.N,u,..
Charles Eisen ,,us,,, "s''''
po.a Krsft IIcaty kopp
COUNTY COURT.
CIVIL CALENDAR-PAItT N-hoi' -
At 10 "a.
esr,uoIson /cISBRU Plnine/BHRR & sno
Teiiv sam. IIolmberg/CI &RRR
iforftnsIS..s FL RIt Olson/Nas ~ itIt
ts9ioIcohsn parv inski/ Michel Brs"
i,i,,ric "a Iy", Rorstol JenkIsson /HHRR
The following causes II answered feanS WIN
be passed for the day; ,t,
Fraukel I I3loomingdale Tel rstro'nI bhNh
Jacol,witz/ Goldstcin hflbv/harn
solomon Mass III RR Gutman/ Barrha'sky
Tovior /RoCg SIR RuikeH ! RR
purLe same Nnrgersen fireman
Highest reached No 2,Jsa.
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MultiEraph Letters. 300 s1.30; 1. 900. 81 10,
10000. 50: prompt. Phone Beekman $3.50
c. X Weatherford. 1l6 Nassau, Room 1918
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COUNTY COURT.
Trial Term.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Part I-MORSCHAUSER, j. Part IL
KEOGH, calendar at V:45 a M;
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HOUSEWORK. Finnish girl lately lande9,
strong willing: city, country. Mrs lSehu
Agency. IT East 18th 81. Tel Harlem bol0.
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Nat Csh RcGoschron Iunn'l ~ ~ t,,.ii,r
Glnsbufg/ Ginsburg ltaph9nn.e ~ Co..
Stuitz Hrs /Munnichs Snhthl tuI tn - law
Moves Co/Nan Zandt Premium" "''"'
Baer ID River Nat Blk Printing
Ressler /Rosendorf tlatoWII ~"
Rosenblam Field lGertner/"'''"''
Racky/Qucens !. GEAR
ria, Te,m-Pau III. O'DwYER. G. j..
cru, Pa, IN TfNEIITE j.. case unnn-
tshea part T. GREEN. j.. clear Part W.
VASsoN J. case unfinished. Part VII
DELEHANTY. j.. clear Part VII, SMITH,
j. case unfinished. -, mr.
Causes 10 be- sent from Part 10 farts III
" v W. VII and VIII for triai.
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HELP WANTED.
Mala

Male
LARGE Canadian mall order house wants men
everywhere In IN L. :. TO show samples and
take orders for groceries at factory prices TO
consumers. Position will pay $50 weekly. Con-
tract given. Outht free. The Consumers As
ISOLATION. Windsor, Ontario. Canada.
MEN WITH patentable IDEAS write Randolph &
Co. Patent Solicitors. Washington. D. c.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
BRONX COUNTY.

~ LEHMAN. " - !,
Andrew Wilson/Minnie A Blanoharu-0 :
I
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QUEENS COUNTY.
srpREMF COURT.

OUEENo SOONIL.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term--GARRETSON, j.
Calendar in Part l. at 10 a. m
A,cntion ~ the Bar Is called TO Rules B..
6 and OF the calendar rules or Irial cru ,,o.
Al the conclusion OF the criminal case u :
trial OF civil jury causes Will be resuihco III
the following order:
Roland CITY OF Y Fox/Bklyn II IL
C;onenbusky/Nat Sug ! GertelIHartunE =,
iiebner admrx/ Leahy Smith/Nf an" -
Realty 90 l. & Power 90
Nors./Cohen Snecco Pedersen
Voscovitz stafford n Bode /Welc elbaum
Schott ri 4 printing c Kahl /Edgewater $ NJ
The following causes, if marked READY, WI.
he passed for the day. No cause VIII NC so'
for a day this call. ~ -
BlumenthaiL | Il lStubhingHN1 hways
Cowen/ Kilgallon Holmes Bklyn nus IN
RemIingerI Neptune NJ Rooney/Bklyn Hts RR
Tompkins. infant/N Y Engelhardtlake -, "
x Q Ry lGeosnegah adhrNN
Murphy. inf/NY&Q Ryl & Q Ry
Adamee/ Hueg McCarren. lhlahVb q
Cleary/Hueg X
thinner, admrx/N lClayton/Da@is
Q Ry lang/NoH
ReilIy/NY&o Ry ulger/Neuscher
Kossmann /Merkt &anol
Highest reached, No. 5l5.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
PAINTER wants work by private people or
real estate. estimates given at reasonable
price. RON. co. =. S9th st.
Female.
A TRAINED NURSE would like position as
companion and care OF semi-invsid. trav-
cling preferred. II W.. Box Is. Tribune
once.
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WILLIAM O. De WITT. Attorney Tor ENesl-
tors, Office and Post Office Address. No. =
Nassau Street, Borough Of Manhattan, New
Nnrk CITY. =. y.
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srppoc.rr.s COURr-scHULZ. g.


Rental Mtg & Sec complimentary Ian"
Coz u cohen.
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Special Term for Trials.

No DAY CdTrTIUdI.
Trial Term-BRADH, j.
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT

AppeIIato Division-second Deparfnent; :,
rENtfS p J. BURR. CARR, STAPLEION
AND PUTNAM, j. -
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate ot lhs
County OF New York. notice is hereby given 70
all persons having claims against Mary Cath
arine Smith. late OF the County OF New FORA
deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof. 70 the subscribers. al their place q
business. at the Offices OF De Witf.
Loc<mann < De Witt. No. IS Nassau Street. IN
the Borough OF Manhattan, in the City OF New
York, on or before the 3oth day OF November
next.
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STAFFORD LUCILLE MILAN STENEN
In pursuance OF an order OF Hon. John T.
Cohalan. Surrogate Of tho County Of Sew
York. Notice Is hereby given 10 All persons
having claims against Lucille MILAN SteyeH
STAFFORD late Of Washington, d. c., deceased %
present the same with vouchers thereof 70 me
subscriber. al ITS place Of transactns business,
No. 81 Wall Street. In The City Of New YORK,
on or before the 18th day OF November next
Dated. New York, the Isl day Of May 1915
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
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COUPLE Dutch Protestant)-Nan, butler. use
ful: wife good cook-laundress' DO en tire
work. excellent references; country; Sto, rs
terberg's Agency, 7l6 Lexington az. lei iV''
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Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Nay. IliL
AGNES DICKINSON. -.
EDWARD DE WITT GAsSu-'i9
The Washington times., 1914-06-03
WILL GIVE CROSSES
TO 5 Who WORE GRAY
Veterans viii Be Honored at
Celebration of Jeff Davis
Birthday.
herring of DISTINGUISHED

Before gathering of distinguished
women of the South at the annual
celebration of the birthday of Jeffer-
son Davis, five crosses of honor are 10
be conferred upon veterans who wore
the gray at the celebration at the New
Willard tonight under the auspices OF
the District division of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
The celebration is in connection with
the activities incident to the unveiling
OF the Confederate Memorial Monument
and will be attended by many of those
who are arriving today. for the cere-
monies at Arlington tomorrow.
Senator John Sharp williams of Mis-
sissippi, whose grandfather was with
Davis in the Mexican war. and who in
the Southern leader, viii make the prin-
cipal address.
The meeting is open TO all veterans,
Sons of Veterans. and Daughters OF the
Confederacy. -Four Washington men are
TO be lronored with the cross of honor.
They arc James c. Lee, j. NJ. Locker,
Albert McAllistcr, and Jacob A. Nor
ton. Mrs. c. T. Hancock. a daughter
Of Confederate veteran. is eligible for
the honor. and will receive a cross.
Mrs. Gustavus Werber is in charge of
the ceremonies, and will present the
crosses. which will be pinned on those
honored by Miss Emile Thomson. Mrs.
Werber will be assisted bv Magnus S.
Thompson. Mrs. Daisy McLaurin
stevens, president general of the Uni
ted Daughters of the Confederacy, and
other members of the organization, are
expected in attendance.
The Washington times., 1914-06-03
3OC Half Runner
Reduced to 19C yd.

- rolls of heavy weight reversible
Imported Napier Carpet, for stair or
hall runner. in striped and plain
centers with pretty border effects
of green. red. tan and brown colors.
Good seryiceable quality carpets
for ttea
The Washington times., 1914-06-03
Cost Her S25 to Take
Old Uncle to Church

NEW YORK, June Sit cost Mrs. T
Blair Shoemaker, of North Hackensack,
SC5 TO take her uncle in her automobile
10 church at HsCkenSaCk Sunday morn
ing. This amount was imposed as n
fine upon the social leader OF the New
Jersey suburb yesterday when she ap-
reared in court on a charge Of opeT-
sting an automobile without a license
Mrs. Shoemaker is tho wife Of an
official of the recent 5G0-miIe auto race
hcld at Indianapolis An additional
"haIge Of speeding her car at thirty
five miles per hour was not pressed.
The Washington times., 1914-06-03
Queen of Klondike"
Sues for Lost Gems

NEW YORK, June Belinda A. Car
bonneau. known years ago as The
Queen of the Klondike, appeared yes
Ierday before Justice Hendricks and a
Jury TO demand s11.5i0 damages from
Tiffany & Co. She alleges that jewelry
eft in care of the firm In 1904 was lost
TO her.
limited 10 $500. because Mrs. Carbon
neau had given this as the value of
the jewels, and that in September. l9Ji,
.. f. Carbonneau. husband of the plain
tif, showed receipt and had sur
rendered to him the contents of the safe
depOsit box.
The Washington times., 1914-06-03
Seek Driver Who Knocked
Automobile Into Ditch

Police today are endeavorins 10 learn
the identity of the driver of motor
car which last evening catapuited an
automobile belonging to ". L. Stod-
dard, a Washington newspaperman,
over a twenty-five-foot embankment
on Beach drive, ..ear Pierce Mill road,
in Rock Creek Park.
Mr.. Stoddard's machine had been left
at the edge of the embankment and
no one was in the car at the time of
the accident = large machine came
along, struck Stoddard's machine and
hurled il over the bank, wrecking =
The driver of the car did Iot stop
after the accident. Se-eral pe<>ons wit
messed the accident.
The Washington times., 1914-06-03
Wins Verdict of $500
From Railway Company

A verdict for $500 was returned by
a jury before Justice Anderson. in
Circuit Court No. ,. today in favor of
Ms. sarah F. E.gan against the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company. Mrs. Egan was thrown
from d street car near Second and q
streets northwest on May Is. 1912,
and received a severe scalp wound.
Attorney Wilton J. Lambert and +.
n. Yeatman represented. Mrs. EGan.