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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

FOR LAND OF THE sky ILLUS. BOOK
LEI. write A 6. THwEATT. pa ath ave. n ]
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The Governor has signed n bill for a
readiustment Of the tax system In West
chester County. estimated 10 be worth
5000 in savings to taxpayers OF West
chester County.
Tho hill. which was prepared two years
900 bv the board Of supervisors, with the
co.operation Of the Westchester County
chamber of Commerce, and vetoed after
passing both houses OF the Legs AZURE
fv Governor Sulzer, reduces the number
~ tax collectors in that county from POS
70 10 one for each Of the nineteen town.
sbins. and one each for the cities OF
Nj Vernon. New Rochelle and Yonkers
making twenty-five in all.
Tbe revised law also calls for the prep
oration OF tax maps for each township,
and that the collectors give the bulk OF
their time TO tho administration OF their
bureaus
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BUSINESS REVERSES

STEPHEN y. HORTON.-Judge liough
appointed II. Allan Anderson, OF Peeks-
XIII receiver for stephen ID. nor III
manufacturer Of fire brick. PeekskNiII I
bond $1,000. on request OF creuitots. ia IA
Horton. who Is nearly eighty years ola;
made assignment April ana aDandoheS
business 10 assignee. Assets coHsIsl o.
equity in factory, $4,000; equity In resi- resi-
81 900; bills receivable, $1,000; shares
~ hank stock, $4,000; household iurnl-
ture and collection OF COINS, sl,oVV,
mortgage Of $4,000 on property reGehs-
lv sold for military school Mr. nor
Ton carried $4,000 life insurance , On
when he has borrowed $1,000. Liaoll-
Ties are s2s 900 ,,. 40,
MORROW e. RYAN. hotelkeepers, tsl
sI7.545. Of which $1,000 IS secured. a .t1Si
assets 500 in stock and possible equlty
I'm bar fixtures and privileges. c0yeieeou
by two chattel mortgages FOR s5oiSgD'
4 Morrow and Edward Ryan.
FRED A. FISHER, furniture oeateI,
&c East 12tth 81; hled schedule VIZ" .Is
gg9. consisting of stock. $4,000 &c &C.
counts, tiS,Os4: note. 32is; cash. s2.S9s'
furniture: si;5es,, horses ana uu'NS'
'S9 T,,E s'a eSwEXN GOAL. FEED AND
1riMg1BBER CoMPANY, Of white Plains.
aicd schedules which show liabilities
g24.s42, and assets t23.lOO. consisting OF
FtOck $4,000; accounts. N4.Sb8. horses
ard trucks. 1900: office furniture. s225;
F1RhAD CONTRACTING COMPANY,
2zO West 25th ct. fled schedules which
.Snv, uabiIitles t2f.0l8. nominal assets
$40. $50, and actual asseta s3,5OO.
LEWIS W. FOSTER. 300 West 81
a. machinery salesman nled scheduIes
which show liabilities sl3,tll, ana no
ss~cts Largest creditors are u D.
Tlskeslee II Co. $4,000, Mrs. Clara NJ.
JEAN DEPHOURE. MANUFACTURER OF
yornen'a hats, and West 4th g. , IN
works made assignment to Samuel IL
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS,
Manhattan.


The first name is that OF the debtor.
the second that Of the creditor and date
when Judgment was filed:
Bvrnes Lumber and Manufacturing Com
pany-W. +. Dreyer; April 20. 1914;
Wstin. Louis. and William J. Diamond
People. etc; December l. 1911 (vacat-
Illinois surety Ctompa.nyyC1F.: o, D. Marco;
same-G Consentino; December 22'
1911 reversed; sl,0S9 70. -.
Fitzeeraid. Thomas L. - Steinhardt
Prothers & Co; March "A, 1914;
SNYDER Marshall-,AamerdicSan Law Book
Amaducci' Enrico, and Louis Prignano
&C. p KINNEY; January 3, 1914;
PriSonte, Michael-A. c. Stable. costs;
- November 70. 1912; sll270.
D'Argenio. Edwardo, and Giuseppe Rio
ciforti-People, etc; April 20. 1914;
Cola, Sam. and Camille Oliyetto-Peo-
PIE. etc; April 80. 1914; $500;
Iishins Company-April 20, 1914;
Kl y31s e. Bernard J., and Joseph Feeny
.-,Josegh Beck K Sons; July a. 1922
SameEsecurity Bank Of New York; July
Lite Dayid.M Bimmstock; November
Pansealis Jaharias-J. r. Roosevelt ct
al. August "a, 1912; s17s7l;
Plante. Guthrie b., William II. bolton
lane NJ. James, Martha X Weed
Elisha ii. James and Richard l.. Leo
Construction Company ct al; March
26 1910. 1868 81. ,.
Russell. Harriet ia: Jarmulowsky
April q, 1914; s1.o99 90.
Rogers, Peter J.-E. L. Reany; March g.
1913: s2,5iS "A.
Stimpson. Elizabeth II. Vogul Company.
Mary s Turner. Marie L. laTri on
Mary j. Turner and ogden l.. Harri-
SON: March .. 1914; STA a.
7 Tifle Guaranty and Indemnity
Company. VI. Stone; January 20. 1913
(reversed); $2,593 80.
The Bronx.
-.,----. can, Nfft1c ROCaO. Feb
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Lummis Liabilities, $4,000. and as
sets So 900
AMOUNTS Under $4,000.

AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
JUAN MAS.-Petition fled against
Juan Mas, drygoods dealer, 1854 Park
ave. by these creditors: Hayman Ben
owitz. sl33,. and Shapiro q son. ssS.
Liabilities. $4,000, and assets $1,000.
ABRAHAM TRESKUNOF.-Pet EDITION
filed against Abraham Treskunof. cloth
ing dealer. 81 Canal st, by these cred
itors: Rubin & Levy, SIP; B. Friedman
e CO.. S272; Max Sheinberg, slS2. LA
bilities, $4,000, and assets. $4,000.
HAROLD +. GRIPPE, hardware deal
er, 80 Fulton st. filed schedules which
show liabilities $3.50. nominal assets
5000. actual assets 81 .2S9.
LEON y. DE ANQUINOS, engrayer
and electrotyper. 3lS Broadway. filed
schedules which show liabilities s3.sS5.
nominal assets $685.. and actual assets
S42S
KILGORE. PETRILLO & KIVO. INC,
manufacturers of millinery novelties
rs Broadway, made assignment 10 sam
uel II. Lummis
SOLOMON WEITZ, doing business IA
&. Weitz d Co, "a West 18th st. made
an assignment 70 Emanuel Eschwege.
LUIGI BARRACATO, dealer in oil,
3l5 Fast 10sth St, made assignment TO
Fiorello la Guardia.
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,..,ysss AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED


q ,,rl es-Minerio (Br). New horS VIZ
r. Penang etc, 90 Santa rucia (Ger),
7. Janslro. ApTl -u-SSi'A
~ iSA mi a4-City o. Norwich (Br'
w.. for Hong Kong. e.c' ...,.. pr,
~ - s,rii "a. G:l5 a m-Bermudiah 'hr''
Y i Sa11 2o-Tonbrligs Br). New York
S.I,'l'D41 Yrn 24-1ndustry OBJ, New
,ss.aoo. April s'-TaPa'o cBTa0' New
,,-u os-Fans city BD. New York
= x.rport News via Port Natal: etc. WV
-',,,s Apru %. m-Frederlk VIII
- Vsw York for Copenhagen. -, 49,.
,,-u % & a m-SaXOnia (Brl, Ne"
r. ri Caserta Utah. New AorK' - Ia
"a lBr. New YORK. ,c.,, Nov
- Aprfl 1g-Taemistoclss tIreeS)' We"
Ia or Piraus. -,. ~, N.w yor,,
~ Ap-il o Indian Prince 81, No"
Il ps--a-,buco. for Rio de JaneIo' ,,
-. AprlI %. . p m-Ryndam lDutch)'
/ ~ Yo-s for Rotterdam and proceeded1
l..sxsrr April e2-Naliura tBr), New 1oiA
3. Nort5,k Via Port Natal. etc
SAILED.
,o-,s April q. . a m-Parima (B7)' New
,,r,a Arrn %. m-Prinz Sisisinuno
5.r New York. 49,,
Y.s,.ls April o3-Tagus OBJ Grom New
va n, Colon. etc). Southampton.
..,g.or April 25-Roscommon 'brl' boS'o'i
u Nsv York - vi,
- lr-,l o. Columbian OBJ. New YORK.
f.. AM e. 8 . m-Nenezla tFr) Urom
Yr,,.lssl. Providence and New York.
80. Arril %. II N BergensiJoTd 'No''
wFT Uk
81 All s3-Galileo (Br). New YORK.
~ Ayri 2l-Palermo utaL, New orK.
Ircs,r' Aoril 2l-Meppen Ger. New York
PASSED.
De-. Head. April claimant Ger. New
Ixkhf Copenhagen.
M Aoril 23-Hohentels Ger. Calcutta ahc
N.grs0 for Philadelphia and New YORK
hr,s- An a4-New York City OBJ. New
IEt is- Bristol.
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| Arriving at and Departing
~ =. Port of New York
Friday, April "a.
arrived

cer, Cariagena and Puerto
81 Ls'A . santa Marta a. Colon is
/ - N'r !, 70 tho United Fruit Co. with
cs''a :, nails and md'e. Arrived at the
,,.' n. Or. new. soos 'onS, Green
- e' : George D Az. in ballast Ar
.. psr at $50 N. ,,-p q
:, rs Sr CNOD. Guantanamo April u,,. ~,
s..,oa S, Line. with sugar N'''1
81 ..,spla OBJ. Liverpool April 49,
- :, Co. Ltd. with S7S FIRST cabin
'.'I 's,s and Loa Storage passengers.
~ " ne, Arrived at the Bar at q"
p -. BD. Fiume April 3.
L =, PSnho''" Nessina Z. Naples 5 ana
e. PAuss c,,nRrd IS co. Ltd, with 20
- .. 70 ~. Wy cabin ana l,eS9 Storage
4 -. D. r,Ssc' Arrived at the bAr al
- Ia, AUST. Trieste March q,
"a, Fr.gios Aigiers 4, 10 Phelps BROS
~ Apha t.s a. Arrived at the Bar al Il
"a. Mon. Manzanillo April 10 70
'.,s Nas'ss Go. with sugar. Arrived al
:, 81 70 p n Philadelphia. 20 the clyde
81 LF' s,Sse. Passed IN quarantine d.
4; : .,.v q, columbus. savannah A ITa
Sc ~ s CO. with passengers A''N
. - U.s. Quarantine az 0lo a m. 49,
= Prss' pjo Galveston April - 70 'ne
sd = ~ a. 60. with mdse- fassea III
a,.;:i's >, , ~ 4 Ger. Calcutta March 3;
$50 s o.l."5;S Port said &c, Malta ~ -. -
~ l. s.s1 ~ Punch. Edye q Co. Win
60 NJ AZ the Bar az o.oV m, ,,..oA &c
) AT,n,s.sSo.n DAM, RandeTs Maf0n -
s-s. ~ 10 the Cans S Line VII"
S@s =, the Rar az 80 m. "a 60
: Nrrs-,es,or lNor). Sama April -; -
A-s NA rrrlt co. with fruit. Arrived a'
a. a l .sss Y Newport News and NOT
sg,s 49, Dnminion - CO. with passe Ioo
% ga Passed in Quarantine at 500
SAILED.
.,. charleston and Jackson
asss Can Juan: Guiana (br, ~
/ Ettn. BD. Trinidad; HamilJoh'
49, N"s Nsv,,ort News: san Jose tDI('
y M 49, Non. Banes; Katie Nor,
Fsn' Ssw York. Southamp toh, I 1ane, 70,
-. ~. Taurus tNor). RIO de JanenD'
asr g9,5,,ch1. Demerara; CheroNee'
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sURROGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, surrogate or the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given 70
an persons having claims against william A
Cronlbie late OF the County OF New YORK. de
ceased, 20 present the same with voucher.
thereof 10 the subscribers al their place OF
transacting business. At the Office OF PHILIP J.
Ross their attorney. Is Broadway, In the CITY
OF New York Or before the 2oth day OF
dated. New York. the 18th day OF March.
1914. MILAN d lI, nompl-'
Executors.
PHILIP J ROSS. Esq, Attorney for ENecu-
tors 90 Broadway. New York CITY.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF non.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, a Surrogate OF tho
copnty OF New York notice Is hereby given 20
ali persons having claims against Joseph Shard-
low late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
10 nresent the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers. al their place OF tansactins
business at tho office OF the Astor Trust Com
pany No. $50 Fifth Avenue. In The City Of
New York. on or before tho goth day OF october
next. . -
Dated, New York. the Bird day OF April. 1874
ELIZA sHARDLOW. EHecutrix.
ASTOR TRUST COMPANY. Executor.
WHITE & CASE. Attorneys for Erecuirix
and Executor u Wall Street, New York city.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
APRIL "a.
Manhattan.


The following judgments for amount,
of moro than 500 were filed yesterday,
the first name being that of the debtor
Altman, Robert-W. II Dewey; sl.470 S..
Baron. Lillian, Salvatore Siciliano and
Maria Siciiano-PeOple, etc, 800.
Bronfman, Maxi. Franklin ct al. 1924 81.
Callahan. Daniel J.-Galilee Fish Com
Carney. Michael-M. Carney; s2.75l os.
Carman, William W.-B. Hartman; g.
De simons John-People. etc; 500.
Friedman. Henry c. and Sarah-Myer
Strasburger Company. Inc; 1888 Sc.
Hart. T. Burton-W. o. Allison ct a.
Hoffman Siif11 11 JOEL. c. Fox ct al; 1896 Al.
Joline. Adrian H.. Douglas Robinson, re
ceivers-C. Dietz; ss14S 50.
Kirshbaum, Ray V.-K. l.. Meuser;
lockwood oc:s1S Ernest MI. L. Richards;
Ltachinian. Charles-A. T. W. Pilgrim
Lawrence. Lilllan-P. O'Rourke; s3,o5a %.
Meacham, George WI. J. b. Wills;
Mondello, Philip and Mary. oestreich-
Nancy, John Al J. Hurst ct al;
McKiernan, Francis Eff. F. Russell:
Mack, John R.-R B. Morrison; 1913 %.
Ostro. Leo e. and Bertha III. Shapiro;
Reid, Robert E. .,e and I'd ley VS.
savay, Lafayette-L> II. schneck; s4ss So.
cer-M. k Wood; $3.50 IA.
sorgenfrei. Emil N, and Joseph Ernst
sc thaIk Henry~F. N. Thean ct al. 4;
same. J. Mcmahon. ct al; s5ls r.
Sussman. Hyman.H. Hencken; 81 iS 81
Tam Harrv-M. T. Kane: s2lSs
Wolf Simon. or Wolf Vouchers. Rauch;
Veidman. Anton-Thorne. Neale Co
W slitir ~ Robert H.-H. T. Molter;
Williams. Edw. Underwood Realty
Holding Co: 500 q.
Zappi John-People, etc. S2OO.
Beth David Hospital-J. D. Bookstaver'
CO. Men Co. Corp.-Roseville Trust Co
Delaware isy "a & Hudson Gov. E. Williams;
LSmchick & Co" 1nc.-cnfton woOllen
n Y Railways Goa. W. Woodward;
Peek Ckt'- Brick Co.-King's Transportation
Rot iu Composing Machine Co.-Empire
Trust Co; $106. 81 u.
Roedorf Coz. J. Triton; t257 q.
Tango Baths. Inc: Alexander Nechankin
and Louis Druskin-S. Bloch 1854 Il.
The Bronx.
Rarasch. Fannie-Nicholas Power Co;
Coleman. Charles J. and John Splitdorf-
J. De Wilde: Ss5 66.
Honsin, Robert J.-George Ringer q co
S2fA IL -
Rosner Henry A.--The Nelson Co.; 81 40.
Sprafkin, Morris - Cosmopolitan Bank;
1904 ~. ,,,
Wiloverth, Thomas, and Ihomas VIII
iams-F. c. Hobbs 1858 s.
oArIcEIEN uINGMEM MIS-
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HAYWOOD FOLLOWERS QUIT
Angered at Anti War Speech,
They Leave I. w. w.

Webster, Mass. April 2i.-sxteen men,
bers Of Webster Branch. |. W. W. at an
Indignation meeting tonight quit the or
ganizatlon owing to the speech Of William
d. Haywood predicting a general strike
In the event of war with Mexico.
All were Polish. but swore allegiance 70
the United States. and offered TO go to
Mexico II volunteers are needed.
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HIGH WATER
WIRELESS REPORTS.

"a Provence. reported as 60 miles east OF
H. Hook al s a m yesterday, IS expected 10
~ rs afternoon
n Nsuw Amsterdam, reported as .-oD
Is ts; O., Sandy Hook az . I'D yesterday
n,ecis5 70 dock Monday forenoon
y Caledonia. reported - 90 miles east OF
AZ Hook al noon yesterday. d. expected 10
d Ss-,sy evening OF Monday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
LAWYER Gets Mt. Kisco Farm.

Louis Gown sold for Lulu VI. Merriam
the Scarles farm at Mount Kisco. y. Y.
consisting Of fifty-four acres. This prop
erty adjoins the estates OF many promi-
nent New Workers and was held at
SIS 900. The purchaser. New York at
torney. intends 20 make extensive i'm
provements and occupy same as country
home
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Investor Buys at Plainfield.

Hedwig Glass sold 10 an out OF town
investor square block OF land on West
End ave. Plainneld. n. J., containing
seventeen plots. each 60x2co feet. the
buyer gives In part payment three de-
tached houses on Oak St. Morris faIk'
Long Island. The exchange Was negoti-
ated by Louis Cowan.
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FREDERICK j. stIILL'NGER, Proprietor

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
Company. A.. a. and ~ West Gath street
To IL. johnson, Thomas q. wallace ana H. w.
porernus and G. VI. Bellak, Sol Hirschben.
Mrs Carroll. VI. Guthridge. Mrs. A. Sillcock,
Grace NJ. Trankla. Estate OF Miss T. A. jewell
and J. y. Perkins, W y. Hills. = jerome Uhl;
Nrs II ] Austin W. J. Hayes: You and
each OF you are hereby notified that the time
Tor the payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after que
notice thereof had been given you, We VIII
cause such property TO Wit, household goods
and merchandise. stored BY you or In your
he sold At public auction. according to the
statute in such cases made and provided. at
tic auction rooms OF W. N. Flatteu son
southeast corner 18th street and Universiy
place New York city, commencing Tuesday
Nav 18th al 1890 a. m. aud continulns on
every Tuesday and Wednesday Thereafter az
the same place and hour. until all the sooos
have teen sold. .-.,.,,,.
IJBEKrY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. ~. - and ~ West S4th street
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION
FIRST DEPARTMENT.-ln the matter Of
the application Of MANHATTAN RAILWAY
COMPANY for the appointment OF three Com
missioners TO determine and report whether
additional tracks and facilities on the Ninth
Avenue Line route OF its elevated railroads
IN the Boroughs of Manhattan and The
Bronx in the City OF New York. deter
mined by the Public Service Commission for
the First District OF the state Of New York.
ought 10 be constructed and operated Ninth
Avenue Additional Tracks and Facilities.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, Julian VI. Wright, Thomas f..
Gilroy and r. Bright Wilson having by an
order Of the Appellate Division for the su-
preme Court in and for the First Judicial De
partment, entered in the above entitled pro-
ceeding on the 14th day OF April, 1914. bear
ing date the 27th day OF March 1915. been sp-
pointed commissioners 10 determine and re
port after due hearing whether the additional
track or tracks and facilities on the Ninth
Avenue Line or route OF Manhattan Halfway
Company's elevated railroad, In the Borough
o. Manhattan, IN the City OF New York. as
determined by the Public Service Commission
for the First District % the state or New
York. set forth In the petition o. Manhattan
Railway Company presented 10 the said Ap-
pellate Division on the 9Th day OF February,
1914. and fled In the Office Of the Clerk Of
said Court on the same cay Gus 20 be con
structcd and operated do hereby appoint the
18th day Of April. 1914 at o'clock in the
afternoon OF that day. al tie ohce OF Julian
". Wright al No. Rector street. Borough OF
and place for the first sitting. and that at
such sitting and at such adjourned sittinss as
may be thereafter held, they VIII hear all
persons interested in the said natter.
Dated. New York April goth. 1914.
JULIAN ". WRIGHT,
THOMAS F. GILROY, JR..
L. BRIGHT WILSON.
JAMES 7. QUACKENBUSH, Attorney for
Manhattan Railway Company, 40 lGi Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK y. y.
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War Society's New Quarters.

New quarters have been secured by the
Society OF Colonial Wars In the State OF
New York on the east side OF the thir-
tenth floor OF the building at 43 Cedar
ST. owned by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. The society Is now At - VIII
iar Of
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STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES -
OdlCes 2i3 and 245 East Sjth ST. New YORK
To Mrs. T. ". Andrews, Margaret Erads,
Roy II. Buun. Mrs. Cecil Burke. Miss Ellen
Byrne. Mary Byrrell and Myron W Benedict
Mrs. Am Carney Mrs. Callahan Mrs. " X
Clynch, Stewart Congdon. Miss Bridget Con
Hell. Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly Chas. CosttIlo
Maud Creishton. Mrs NJ Creish'qqn' Ms
Decgan. Ms Joe Beatrice de FIssell, Nr NJ
y Dillon and Mrs. Margaret Calvin. Jennie
bowling, s. brennan. Timothy Dunn, Edward
Icy Farley, John and Mrs. Catherine Fay
Alice Fitzpatrick. Mrs Emily Se!by FISK. Miss
Mary FLYNN. Mrs ". Flynn. Katie Foley.
Albert II. Frazier Ms. Geo German nan
aamic Hannah. VIM. ". Hart. Joseph
Harvath. r. H. L. Henegan. Martin J.
Heaney Miss Z. Hil!ard. Mrs. MarsaIet Hires.
Laalso. Miss Katie LAWN. VIM. LOCKWOOD
VIM. y. Larlcy. Peter Loughran. Mary Lynch,
Franklin McCreeGy Mrs. Nat McCullum. Mt
j. j. McDermott Mrs. - McGunesl. Hugh
Mcclure. Miss Annie Mcmahon. Helen Mascur
NJ. r. T. Matthews Miss la VI. Merritt
Joros Mosrobian Mrs Budget Murphy. Terry
son Mrs bertha Nunan. Mrs. Maggie O'Brien.
Mrs owen OHare Mrs Nellie Packard
Thomas Paulson. Mrs. S. NJ. Pearman. Agnes
Peters Miss Jennie Rooney. James. d. and L.
c. Remsen. Mrs Margaret shea. Miss Mary
Simonscn, James j. Smith. Miss Farny VI.
Spencer Edward G. Swift. Mrs. Margaret
SymingtOn Mrs. q. Iunis, Marion Ndli MI
and Mrs Louis r. Valentine Miss Margaret
Valentine, Mr. NJ J. Woke Mrs Lillian
Walker. Nj J. J. Wallace. Mrs Marie Wey-
ant Mrs. Margaret Wilcox. Chas. f. Wilmot:
You AM each OF you are hereby rotihed that.
the time for the payment OF this companys
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had
heon given YOU. this company viii cause such
property. 70 wit. household goods. personal eff
fects and merchandise. stored 10y YOU in its
warehouses TO be sold al public auction, &C
H. h. La HHah Ia a y
provided Said auction will take place at these
warehouses. 2f3 ami pa East Both St. New
York city. on Wednesday. May 18th. 1914. at
10 4 NJ ana viii Do continued each succeed
Ing Wslncsilv at rho same time and place.
until the sale Is completed.
+. g. ELLSWORTH. General Manager.
Ner Nork Ri
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STORAGE NOTICES.

MATI DWIER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Public notice IS hereby given that on Tues
day. the 1871 day OF May. 1914 az 1890 A. N,
the unders gned will sell at public auction al
his warehouse. Nos. 3ll 3l3. 3l5. 81 West
10th street Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York for account OF Mr. L. Chttick, Mrs.
Dolan, Mr.. Chas Davis Mr.. Geo. Dandy. Mrs.
b. V Howson Margaret stanford Mrs. Klein
man. Clara Moyott, \. V. Maher, c. Il. Powers.
c. II. Provost, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs J. b. swaine.
Mrs Mary A. Tiiley, Mr.. Salmon. MI. J. b.
Beers the following described property: House
hold goods trunks. boxes. etc, contents IN
known, pictures. books. etc such sale VIII be
10 satisfy all liens OF the Undersigned on saii
property The sale will be conducted by
Daniel r. Kennedy. Aucti0neer.
Dated April %, 1914.
MATT DWYER.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washingto n.
April ?4-The western disturbance has moved
from Western Nebraska to Southeast Mime
sofa since Thursday night. and pressure Las
fallen generally from the Mississippi Valley
east. II also continues low over the Northwest,
although rising and Is again falling in the
Southwest and extreme West. except the north
Pacific states. There were showers in the
central valleys. except the lower Missouri. in
the upper lake region and locally west 10 the
Pacific Elsewhere over the country the
weather was fair I; Is somewhat cooler in
the south Atlantic states and extreme North
and are considerably above the seasonal aver
age in the central valleys and the central
plains states The western disturbance will
continue east-northeast attended by showers
saturday IN the lake region and upper ONO
Valley. extending Saturday nigth or SUNDAY
into New England and the north portion or
the middle Atlantic states. There also VIII ue
local showers Saturday in the Dakotas: else
where the weather viii he generally tair sat
urday and sunday II Will lie warmer Satur-
day in the lower lake region and the Atlaiuc
states and somewhat cooler in the upper MIS-
-issippi and lower Missouri valleys over the
remainder Of the country temperature changes
Will not be decided.
Winds Tor SATURDAY and Sunday-North At
lantic coast moderate. shifting winds. becom-
Atlantic, moderate southeast and south; south
Atlantic. gentle 20 Moderate northeast 70 east;
cast Gulf gentle south; west Gulf. gentle 70
moderate southeast: lower lakes. fresh south
east 10 south becoming strong on Erie upper
lakes fresh shifting mostly northeast 10
north on Superior. and south to southwest on
Michigan and Huron. becoming variable sun
day
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