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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
GTfMM0NS.

sT-pFVWTs COURT. NEW YORK COJNI f.
FranEfin Trust Company plaiufin, afaln'i
rorf Jsrvis Land and Improvement 'onnsn!
H. Margaret r. Bowling Charles y. -
Trston fouuauy Incorporate. FHihe
neon ar0 Helen Herkifs defendant sup
,,iersutai ana amended summons
To tpc Above Named Defendants; To- nre
to-oi,r summoned 10 answer ih0 Hin'nHfl
r,r,,,fsfuf ir fhIs action AMI 70 serve CODY
~ i.ur answer ON tho plslnnhs sitoTne, .
p,ltbin twenty days after the ssrvice 0f ihl'
s,,,lr,o,u eYciusiye Of tho fev 81 service
snt In rsse ~ YOUR failure 70 appesr m ~
s,.cr {.Igrrent will he taken against you ~
Jofeuit for tho relief demanded IN the COM
plant.
M,XUFN, EnENSTER 2 MoH"AN.. -, ~
neva TO- plaintiff oi'ioe and po.toil y. -, 50
dress. 20 Exchange Place, Borough ~ -"''
haitian. Eew Eo-f CITY ,,--,t.,.
TO M Defendant Margaret = i1"l wv
The foregoing Supplemental and Hei5,ea,'l,-
Summons .s served upon t9u pF iIiIll,.@ . W,
r,rsr.ari 10 sn order ~ Honorable lh"iIi'-s
D,rpaIi,. .Tustica ~ the Suprcmo 'oui
= Ito state ~ Ncw York. dated W. -'t-
,ay 81 J... 1915 and filed On the -ith "a =
Of Julv. 1917 ir The oGicr ~ ~" leIH p.
the Cl.nt- OF New fors i1 tnc 'oun.f p, GU
UouFe. Borougn Of Manhattan. cry or ~"
YORK. tLe original Supplemental ana Amshl-
o. Summons and Amended Complain NV
INK besn fled IN said office on the lo'h Guy
Dated. New York. July q. 1910 -
McKBEN. BREWSTER 4 Mok1AN, h',oI
news fOr Plaintiff. office and ro-toil,t 40
dress ~ TX, 1ange Place. Borough cf M@ D
haitian. New FORK CITY.
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SIX KILLED In
ELECTION BATTLES
KentuckiaHS Quarrel Over
School Trustee and Senate
Candidates.

Lexington. KY, Aug. En- a quarrel
growing out of the election Of a school
trustee in Letcher county a pitched
battle was fought between members
Of the Hall and CULLEN factions fam
lilies last night Four persons were
killed.
During the primary for the selec-
tion Of United States Senator eandi-
date in Floyd County Hall Flannery
and A. B. Barnett engaged in a pistol
duel Each died from his wounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
SEEK TO RELIEVE
TRADE CONGESTION
Farrell Heads Committee
to Consider Problem of
Foreign Commerce.

The National Foreign Trade Council
yesterday announced the appointment
Of committee to consider ways and
means Of relieving the congestion OF
American foreign commerce due to the
European war and consequent contrac-
tion Of shipping facilities. James a.
Farrell, president Of the United States
Steel Corporation, was made chairman.
All the members Of the committee
are engaged in shipping or some phase
Of the export trade. In view OF the
urgency of the situation, their confer
encer will be initiated by telegraph.
although the United States rs po-
litically isolated from the European
war;" said Mr.. Farrell, "our foreign
commerce is paralyzed at this juncture
through lack of vessels in which our
exports may be safely and economical
~ carried. The congestion of grains,
foodstuhs and manufactures at Ameri-
can seaports, the multiplication Of IN
terest, storage charges and insurance
creates a burden which reacts upon all
industry. particularly the agricultural
community. Il is impossible under eX-
listing conditions to carry on business
with the principal oversee markets, due
10 withdrawal Of vessels under foreign
flags ordinarily available for transpor-
tation o. American products. War risks
on foreign bottoms have reached pro-
hibitive figures.
"This crisis should bring home not
only the necessity of providing an ad-
eouate American merchant marine, but
also the importance of subordinating
partisan and sectional differences as TO
practical methods o. accomplishing IT,.
The administration at Washington IS
moving with commendablc activity in
the emergency, and the time is ripe
for a nation wide expression of opinion
on this vital question and cooperative
action by commercial and industrial
bodies throughout the country"
The other members of the committee
arc James J. Hill, of st. Paul, chairman
Of the board of the Great Northern
Railway; Edward y. Hurley, of Chi
Manufacturers Association; p. A. S.
Franklin. of New York, vice president
of the international Mercantile Marine;
Captain Robert Dollar, Of San Fran
cisco. president of the Robert Dollar
Steamship Company; j. A. G.. Carson,
president Of the Savannah Board
of Trade; Alba Johnson, OF Philadel-
phia, president of the Baldwin Loco
motive Works, and willard Straight,
of New York, president of the Amer
lean Asiatic Association.
The National Foreign Trade Council
was created by the National Foreign
Trade Convention at Washington in
May The object is to coordinate the
foreign trade activities Of the nation.
Its thirty-five members consist of ma
tionally representative manufacturers,
railroad and steamship men, Merchants
and bankers, who collectively stand for
the general interest Of all elements en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03

at 10000, Of which about half arc
spots. Prices on goods figuring in
the trading after the first of the week
were generally a full eighth of cent
below the quotations OF the week pre-
vious. These reduced prices arc now
asking prices, not bidding prices,
which are considerably lower. Buy
ers are rot committing themselves to
any bids at any prices, except for small
lots for quick deliveries. Quotations
are as follows. 28-inch, 64-64, 3%c.
NOM; 2S-inch, $3.50, 3l2c. NOM; D.
inch, $3.50, 3hc.; 27-inch, $3.50, &C.;
27-inch. $685., 13-16c.; 3Si2 inch, Ca
81, SIC; 39-inch, 6s-72, 57sc. nominal.
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AUCTION SALES.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN prop
erty stored with John Wanamakcr, New
York. by the following people will be sold at
public auction on August 18Th. 1914. at 10
A. NJ al the Wanamaker store Storage de-
partment. 5S4 Broadway. Manhattan: Mrs
Mcpherson. Mrs l.. NJ Bail. Mrs. Souweine.
Mrs. c. SalNes. j.. l. Bigelow W. Kelley
II. J. Hobtirk NJ. Cary. X. II. Fenker. W. H.
buchanan. Charles Antilles. Matilda De Clis
r. Laubeutracht. W. ". Lemons 5. \.
Msrquse. l.. Morse, Mrs. Sheffield. L. De-
renda. Mrs. Stewart. g. w. Dennlng, w A.
Parsons. X Rsnous. Mrs. r. Cooper Lewis
Mrs. Parsons. g. y. Eager, Jr, y. Thorp
IT, h. Parker. Mrs. T. Auer. r. III. T. starr
Mrs. a Johnson. A. Heller, 4. S. Hersey
Mrs. ]. W. y Bowling. NJ. +. O'Connor. Miss
Lillis. J. l.. Shera, VI. ]. Foster. n. Won
Haven Mrs. Elsie Richmond q. Rapport
+. w. Robinson. j. Smiddy. A. Hogan. Miss
J. Il. CARMEL. J. OConnor. l.. Macken. A.
DAILY. II. Il, rrustin. NJ McGralh, e. a.
Schoen. o. Lang. W. y. Rosenblstt. Miss
Alice Cristman, L. n. HYDE. Miss Fannie q;
Higgins Mrs II. Coelle y. III. krell Mrs.
r. 4. Schoen. G. y. Moore. T. d. Kind
+ ". Smith. y. g. o'Neil. Z. 4. Brockhurst,
Mott Wing. l. Sullivan. T. e. Russell. L.
Kane. u. Jones. A. b. Roeder. +. G.. Van
Allen. Pursuant TO Sections IS and So Of the
Personal Property Laws. by order OF John
WanamakeT New York
MOE FRY. Auc,ioneer.
ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION / WILL.
sell az $50 to-day. AZ 3 East Nth Street
one Victoria p. LAX, Marshal.
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GETS PEANUTS, NOT ROCKS
Woman SHES Coolers at
Lucky Lieutenant S Head.

Lieutenant Leonard, Of the Oak ST..
station, is a lucky man, and admits IT.
OF two bags, one containing rocks and
the other peanuts, il was the latter
that woman SHE'D at his head as he
sat behind the desk yesterday after
noon.
The rocks had previously disappeared
through the plate glass window of a
Park Row furniture store. That's why
Mrs. Ellen Conway, who admitted 80
years and nothing else, was in the Oak
ST. station.
The lieutenant hastily mooked the
woman on a charge of malicious mis-
chief and then rushed her off to the
Greenwich st. station, where there IS
matron. When the matron went TO
take the prisoner to night court Mrs.
Conway had stuffed her clothing into
a pipe in her cell.
The psychopathic ward at Bellevue
got the case.
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Eagles Lay Cornerstone.

The cornerstone Of the new home
for Newark Aerie, Fraternal Order OF
Eagles, was laid in Newark yesterday
by John w. MADEIRA. who was the first
past worthy president of the aerie.
The programme included an invocation
by the Rev. NJ. A. Corcoran, addresses
by Mayor Haussling, Deputy Grand
President Fred NJ. Smith and James
W. Mccarthy, OF Jersey City, and
benediction by the Rev. Edmund A..
Wasson. The new home is at 20 East
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and ano $50 columbus sv. yrs and ; tnoS
from Juno b. 1914 g. 100. atty. " N'''"
borg a9 HNar. d, tt.--l-
SYLVAN M. and @. al. Annie N harI.
son 10 Wrhcluina Nursch. lll East l-'' w.
trs from Aug T. 1914. 81 800 ,-..
S1'II Az. "ie1 store and 'front.' M =, Tan
90 a Andre COS West ilith 70. 3 yrs from JN'
l. 1915 Is oo. atty. N Uteubere @a bTg{,
eTH sT f21 East. O. store an1 g. 'ulls
pouo 10 j Jordan 22 East sin n yrs
from AUS ~. $3.50. atty, ID % h'ah"'n.'''"
Jersey City. y
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
state OF New York

Oaice OF the Secretary Of ststa
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued IN du2sa..<'
hereby certifles that the Mendelson \ ~
Inc. a domestic stock corporation, off I'D
I'm this Office on this 18th day Of W., -
papers for tho voluntary dissolution @-.,s1
corporation under Section n Of the .s,rf
Corporation Law. and that u appee,,.s. "a;
from that such corporation has cotnps'"
said section In order 20 be dissolved a.
WITNESS my hand and the scal -. :
OF the Secretary Of state. at the - ~
Albany. this seventeenth day Of '1s'
thousand nine hundred and fourteen: 80
JOSE P1D5Eos.
Second Drp,itV secretary OF 49,
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SIIRRnCArEs, NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hca -, -;
r CohaIau. Surrogate OF the ~. ~.
Of New York. notice H. hereby gi,en a 4
persons having claims against ~. .' "a
Mccray, late OF tho County OF ~" 80
deceased, TO present the same W. ~
ers thereof To tho subscriber Az 80
% trHnsacting business. n tho a 4
thorough OF Manhattan. tho city %,
York. on or before the 9Th day OF
1918. next. - -
Dated. New York. the goth Gay ' "
1914 ARTHUR r. CARR. txes.~ AZ
HUNTER & HATCH, Attosn.s'.<s 4
Executor. Bcekman 81. bo's-'
Manhattan. New York CITY
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Interest per cent uni,ss otherwise noted)
AUGUST I.
Manhattan.
LEMON Az. s. O. cor roth ST. 37.3Ns6
Matilda White 10 Annie Engclmann. go w
osni st. July q yrs; &c 5000. atty u
Cohn ss ID as.
ORCHARD ST. 81 10 10. s. 10Y; char
lottc A Dav et ~ 10 Bowery saving Rank,
teS goWcry. July % prior futgc s. co0i. 3
yrs. ~ C.. $4,000; attys strong O.. a.
Wall 81.
grlI Az. - 235 nth -. a0s6o. g p
piefcuthalcr 81 al 10 ID Med White, d.,
Continued on page II
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
tI. nfrisfon-od Dent r. = (

AnnHllafR
SnecIaI Term-Part l Seabury. j.
ITTtGATED MOTIONS.
Fred Luxembourg Mogelo"ltl/oor
o. 49,, same Same
q t,,,,oa,p l-bongut Ncu-chOtZ /NcuS,hotz
~ rrcsto, A. Pea XIV Int iSEf
r,,,, no NJ suphIin Won Jeuney/Eirsdo
-. ,u.,,,o Nobc!oug/O' Kourke nc
Peo Mstr'ttaIFAMB klein/H5Sonn i, Hama
Assoc supply/Kaborg Sas.S /s s,guo' q ''''
,,a.'l I,',orro iCauWOoi/ Canvood
- ~ f,t--tl,,. |Gfst/Stuncourt l.
=, -, 49,, Epstcin /SmOleusky
Peo BonOmolo FAME Iai. Ioile, y, i,,'ail.,
IoLlN, ~. ~ jp,oh iFiuneGan/ w elsbecker
.-t "a lttudsop & same same
i, ,fH ~ T,best Ladwick/Yan Dyk
9dI a. ,"llDL - lSchsitkinN Mfg TT
90 ''V 49,, "a 5sa,,a Thomas Wal Cal Up
schOcuberg/liall sa.'t , ,,,,,..
di i'u.i ' - WadleishI ronken
SJlliyan/kraus ,,ttf,y,,h ryIf1er
iiiplttI t1tpI7,,,osso,. whitehead Whitehead
if Rosenberg /1horlcy
Arrow R/Pugh ,,,ii,ll,, Js,,tt;,.s,
red SuE Rcf/N q - III. Ii,ni-
a II u poo Rosenberg waldo
First Nat Bk/HeinzeI JIM 8"
Robinson MG c, r nissI Nut l. I/Hosdey ]
Gallagter/Nsn Bost -, T,IPoso,
Hosting M/Scofeld 80 80 y -
Llppmsn/ Ce'9la Goldschmldt/ Gould
simpson /Pavlowa Bal. i-,ia1 r. tGjtr,our
StrogahNL oLI OF 1 ~ r, Megurows sky /Megurow
ladgLl I.pyai''e9 Mclla/ Burau
Re Niistcin Rat.rl erslnradso
: Relief PW JMorasco/ -. XIV Parcci N
Bushby/ Berkeley same /e.r,c
corn TX Bk/Ensign II - yITierroren
Davidson Diamond Poo AnuiebvIPolk
Gerienoacn L IeI't"N Hazcn/Century
Greenwood ~ ana 1IiIisr KILLER
maker Stock ier Wolf
Saue/same Farley tIollngsvor th
tombstone /Zimmermn same same
karp/ Beck ighesrsr /Shsarer .
Kferuan/C y IWalker/IoFlic
Iangone /RJDonovan Thayer/C Cohen
Lincoln /Rosenthal Re Dailv
lama Arrue Re Rosalskv
McGurdyLfor Auto Cohen Lukather
Met Bk/Gelbvake
Special Term-Part U-FORD. J.
EN-parte matters
Special Term-Parts III, ". V, VI, VII.
ana VIII. Adjourned for term.
Trial Term-Parts II. III, ", ', VI.
VII, VII, IN, Y, NJ. MI, NIL NV. Nv.
WI, WI, and NNIII. Adjourned for the
term.
sURRoGATES' COURT-FOwLER S.
Wills for Probate--io:5o A. NJ
Anna NJ Tooker Wiz A | Sands " r Past
ginia Hollms Ily G Eno/r Bolger
CITY COURT.
Special Term-Part I-SCHMUCK. J.
MOTIONS.
WELD Livingston lFeitenstcin /Kaufmsn
Lotos I'D fSirl Lynch Murphy
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18Th Street,

The approximate amount ot the lien
charge. TO satisfy which the aoovs-1
scribed property is TO be sold. j. fl3
432 %. with interest thereon from the =,
day OF June. 1914. together with he oei
and allowance amounting 20 SilS.6d ~
interest from June 2pth. 1914 i9gsht
proximate amount Of the taxes, assec
ments and water rates. or other he,'
which are 20 be allowed 20 the purchtf
out OF the purchase money. or paid b. q
Referee, Is 81, SO and Interest
Dated. New York. July md 1914
CHARLES l. HOFFMAN. Rsterst
The foregoing sale T. hereby sdiournsa J
Monday August Ord. 1914 a. the sams ~
and place.
Dated New York. July 18th. 1914
CHARLES T.. HOFFMAN. Referx
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n PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
Jchn y. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the
County 81 New York notice IL hereby given
20 all persons having claims against Eliz-
abeth l. Purdy. late Of tho County OF New
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at his
place OF transactins business. No. 40 Wall
Street. IN The city Of New York. on or
before tho 3lst day OF December next
Dated. New York. the 2eth day Of June,
1914
ANDREW PuRDY. Administrator
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The auproxiuiate amount % ths lea 4,
cha rye 10 satisfy which the above de1crh<.
property h 10 be sold. Is Ihirty.eighi tacs.
sand twenty-one and 1900 collars to.
02ff91 with interest on Thirty nine tkes.
sand five hundred tWenty-one and i3-io0 q.
lars tS39.52f.13l from the lst day o. Nay
1914 TO June 6th. 1914. and With interest," =
s3s.02t.f3 from June sth, 1914, together va
fhe costs and allowance. amounting 70 Thr~
hundred ninety-onc and 25-l00 fssi.zit
vsith interest from June 6th. 1919, togets'
With the expenses Of the sale. Tho approf-
mate amount Of the taxes. Assessments ~
water rates. or other liens. which are 70 \
allowed 10 the purchaser ont 81 the purch.s
money Or paid by the Referee IS seven IN
bred ninety-six and 50-100 &7s5.5o) and y
terest
JOSEPH y. FUTILE. Referss
The foregoing sale u hereby adjournef =
Monday. August 3ist. 1914, a. the same ~
and place -,
JOSEPH y. FUTILE. Refers
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF sEz
York 49, Metropolitan Life insurance Ce1
pany. Plaintiff. against kuth Hoyes he'1n
and others. Defendauts
In pursuance Of a Judgment % forecis
ure and sale. duly made and entered In n
above entitled action. and bearing data =
the referee ia said judgment named. ~
sol At public auction. a. the E1chsnf
Ssiesroom. 40. 1919 Nesey street, IN u
Borough % Manhattan. city of View Yea
on the 2sth day Of July. 1914 az IL o'cic'
noon on that day. by Joseph =. bat, Ne
tiona.r. the premises directed by said t1ts
ment TO be sold. and therein described :
follows:
An that certain plot. piece or parcel :
land with the buildings and improverrss,
thereon. situate. lying and being IN n
borough o. Manhattan, city. county -
state OF New York. known as NUMBER ~
hundred and twenty f220i Madison Av
nue. bounded and described a. folloes
Beginning AZ a point on the weserl
side OF Madison Avenue distant thfu
seven $50 feet six 90 inches nor,hsf
from the corner formed by the interseciir
- IA. northeriy side OF Thirty-sixth Stfs>
WITH the westerly side 81 Madison Ayenx
running thence westerly parallel with Z,
] northerly side OF Thirty-siIth street a.
part OF the way through party vs.
I aifei with the westerly side % Madisr
I Avenue twenty-eight (2s) feet four 4
I inches: thence easterly again parallel VI
/ the uortheriv side OF Thirty sixth Sifs-
| and part OF the way through another par.
wall nlnety-fve (9J) feet 70 the westsf'
side OF Madison Avenue. ana thence soafa
erlv along the westerly side OF Msdhr
Avenue twenty eight f2sl feet four n
! inches 70 the point or place OF beginning
The above described premises lie In ~
! ton 3. Block sea on tho Land Map % u
| City 81 New York.
DATED, New York. July 2nd. 1914
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN,. Referss
DEAN. TRACY & MBARRON Attorrs'
FOR Plaintiff 100 Broadway. Boroust
Manhattan. City Of New York.
The following IS a diagram ~ ths ,ttf
erty to be sold: It's street Number IL 2
Madison Avenue:
3Tth Street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Muitigraph Letters. 20. $3.50. 1000.
il6 Nassau. Room 1908. Phone Bsekman $50
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Advertisements of interest buyers will be found this

Park ST., and will be opened about
Thanksgiving Day.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

COMMERCIAL BUSINESS REQUIRES AID
ditionsi capiisi falr bonus and interest rate;
no sharks Address LIS, Boz 10, Jribune.
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Miscellaneous.

BALTIMORE Baltimore Bargain lloufH. j
Posilry. house furnishing goods; 80 fth a..
BLOOMINGTON Livingston q sons 3 T.
Livingston. cloaksi suits ana miIlhety' ''
D. .fth 81.
CUCAGO-The Fair: G W Knoepfol. sweater
coats and sporting goods. Miss VI Hou1l'
millinery. " Anderson. waists, children
coats and dresses; % Fourth az.
Chicago. Rothschild & 90. MISS II hren-
nan. china and glass. ID III Davies. p'ctuI -,
G Dahlgrcn. house furnishing goods 10
DIS MoINEs-youukcr Bros: N II Burns.
merchandise manager. 3o3 Fifth ay.
DETROIT crowley Miner 90. W J. EnerS'
general mcrchandlse. 20 W "a 81. .-.
GRAND FORKS Bcnucr Bcgg & Garrn;
g. Bcnucr general mdsej l.oueacre .
HJTCH1NSON-Pcguo Wright 90; >
Pcgues general mdse; Great Northern.
INBIANAPOIIS-U y WATSON & 90. T. X
Wolf. general merchandise; Miss wilson
millinery: Miss Kelly. millinery; Miss Wat
SON. millinery. Miss G. NJ Grammar, cloaks
and suits. Miss Mansfield. infants wear
Miss DANNY. cloaks and SUITS II W I'D st.
KANSAS CITY-G 3 Peck g 90; &
Scott. jewolry and leather goods; :
KANSAS CRY Taylor D c co: G
Troup. leather goods and je~elry' 200
Fifth aN-
merchandise. s2l Broadway
MORGlSTOWN-Do sscr Bros; T. Dosser,
general mdsc. Flanders.
READING Lord & Gage; Miss l. Gordon.
art goods MISS VI VI 'proon; pvoh., VI
NoIk ladies' ready 20 wear. " II Buck.
carpets and upholstery goods; 2lf
Church ST.
SPOKANE Culbcrtson. Grote. Rankin 90:
Is Sci1 general merchandise; go
SOUTH BEND G Ellsworth y Fuller.
carpets and uph. Bloom, doTnestics,
nanuels and linens. Zimmerman.
dress goods silks and velvcts; $50 Church
81: WOOdwa ard
ST LOUISE Nugent E. Bro y G Co; S V
Silyerthoruc. notions. leather goods. sta
tionery etc; 81 Union 50
SYRACUSE-L a WetheriN; Miss y r
Bemis. chidren's wear; ls " 18th.
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RECORDED LEASES.
AUGUST J.
Manhattan.
BROADWAY. AIS. store and b: y S Msnell
REAL ESTATE

FOR HOMES IN me real country near New
York consult The Country Home League.
90 West 82d street Phone $3.50 Madison.
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings of Local
Wholesale Dealers
I.ce,, Fmbroiderie,. Etc.

RATTrNORE-H Kohn Co;
Miss " Townsend. art emoroider's''
CiiIctGo-Marshau Field & %; N y
Wallace. laces and omnroideric' lof
CINCiNNArt-AIms & Doeppe 90; MISS 7
Kicfor rep Miss Krueck. art ombroideres'
$50 Broadway.
1iAMiIToN Robinson. schvenn CO. p Rob
iuson. drygoods. laces notions and cloaks'
Navarro.
JOLIET II 8, Reach Co. l. stockor, drygoods'
ribbons and notions. Grand. It'll
KNOXVILLE Briscoe Co. = Dosser, silks:
vclvcte. ribbons. laces. cloaks' etc %
church a.
ucv. domcstics dress goods. notions.
books. etc. Marie Antoluettc.
NEW ORLEANS-Maison Blanche co; Mits
* Baker. laccs and cmbroidcrios, ilt INN
ave. ,,, -
PHILADELPHIA Bros. Miss r
saltz. iaces cmbroiderles and neckweaT'
Bway and 32d r.
ST LOU1S-Scruggs. Vandervoort z Bar
now Drygoods 20. Miss S McKenne, laces
and ladies' ueckVcar, "a Church ~
WASHINGTON kaun Sons 90; MIS- "
O. Uoitt ladies' ncckwear, .l5 Fourth A.
Millinery.
CHTCAGO-Narshall Field & Co; n 9
Ross. " Pitcher. millinery lo4 Worth
Los GELES-Bullock's 9 = Snales'
ladies' ready -to-wear. g Goshen mil
uncry. % Madison az q,
RICHMOND. NA-Ksutmsnn %
Kaufman. ladies' hats; CPL BNay
SAN TRANCTSCO-S n wood Co, Mrs
ST L0I'IS-Stix. Bser d Fuller Dry Goods
90: T. Strauss. millinery A NJ harrls'
rep. q vs. 23d ST.
ST LOI'IS-Rogenths Sloan Millinery Co;
$ Block. hats: 62i BWay.
ST IOJTs-R Sugeut & Bro Drygoods CO.
Misc II Robinson millinery. 81 Union 81.
ST IOTIg-Toyls. ZuFoeh Merchandise CO.
& Lewis. ladies hats. Lewis. flowers ana
feathers 62l Broadway.
> and 10 Cent stores.
The following buyers registered al me
Hive and Ten cent Exchange. 10 West 10Th
RiN,;UkMTON. y Wv Marsh
CEDAR RAPIDS. IA-A i kilian Co
DENN1SD% IpWA-Charles Hallsn-
NEW YORK r Sslish. + Atkins.
OSHKOSH WIS-S Hcyinan 20.
STREATON. lid. Hecnan Mercantile
Co. Anna Petersen.
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sURROGATE's COURT-scHULz. a

RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme fOurt.-BRADf. !.
Benz Kraomcr/W T Holand-H 7 Banzhof
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate " the
County OF New York Notice is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against Con
stance Charnley. late OF the County OF New
York deceased. 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber. AZ hts
place OF transacting business al the office OF
Alfred II. Holbrook. 30. 100 Broadway. Man
haitian, IN Tho City OF New York. on or be-
fore the Goth day ~ November next.
Dated. New York the 18Th day OF May.
1914. PAYSON MERRILL. Executor
Alfred H. Holbrook. Attorney for Executor.
100 Broadway. Manhattan. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON
John =. Cohalan, Surrogate OF the Coun-
~ OF New York Notice Is hereby given to
ell persons having claims against Martha >.
Taylor. late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber. at his place OF
transacting business. No. "a Wall street. In
The City % New York. on or before the LIST
dsy OF January next.
Dated New York the 10th dsy OF June.
1914 WALTER J.. TAYLOR.
Administrator
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Division. I'd Dept.--Recess.
Appellate Term-Recoss. Trial Term-Ad-
Journed 20 oct. 3. special Term, Part Ill
Trials-Rcccss.
special Term-Part Ivan StCLEN, J.
Motions az 10 a. m.