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DryEoods. etc.

Drygoods, etc
AKRON. OHTo-A Polskv Co: p a Polsky A
lolsly drygoods and ladies ready-to-"ear 3
as 9Th av
AUGUSTA. GA-stovan Pace & co: " W
s stovall drygoods, notions and furnishing
goods Albert
CHICAGO Marshall Field & co. r w Han;
silks and yclVets. j LeaTk. linens ahn
quilts. l0 Worth 81.
COLUMBUS. OHIO-Grccn, Joyce 60; =
Sells. Innings. prints. ginEhams ana WASH
HoT sPRiNGs. AKA Mcndel & Coz: A
Mendel drygoods. notions and furnishing
goods. 10 goth Fl Cumberland o., ~
OMAHA-Thompson. Belden 90, W II
Home, linens and white goods iorn' CO.
SAN FRANCTSCO-D Samuels, sam
ues. dress goods and silks. IS r lIth ~. -
INDIANApOL1S-H ihhen, holWegg 90 "
W Koss linens; 500 Bway. ...-,,
JOPLIN. NO-Haycs Co; w Fleishaker
drygoods and general mdse, Z zVth 81
LANCASTER. PENN-Ieinbach Co; W s
Leinhach. drygoods 80 an ,aNii-,.,. s.,,,
MEMPHIS Gerber Co. W Moriarity, oIess
goods SILKY and velyets. Beurer'
ladies' ready-to-Wear. SO w S2d ~
MERIDIAN. MISS--D Roscnhaum sons :
A u Rosenbaum. drygoods ana general
mdse 10 z 26th 81. Flanders.
Thompson Bedeu Co; " g Coo
dress goods. silks and Innings; YORK, $500,
OMAHA-Hayden Bros. ID Mclver silks ana
velvets. York.
Goats. suits. Women's Wear. etc.
DENVER-Neusteter co. VI d Newsletter
Miss l. Keene. ladies' ready 20 wear 52V
DFTi1RRooI.Ts-J I. Hudson Co o Weber furs
and waists: so Union So
INDIANAPOLIS-W n Block CO. MISS
Schwartz. waists and corsets Miss VI y
Sadler. ladies' coats. G. b Drake. laces.
embds toilet goods and stationery NJ ,
Block ladies' ready 70 wear, 1901 bWay'
MANSFIELD. OHlO-R B Maxwell q Coz:
Miss II Brogan, ladies ready TO wear;
MAYsVIi.LE. KY-Merz Bros; \ Merz.
ladies' ready 10 wear; ll6 W 5zd g.
MILWAUKEE-Gerr co: NJ r. W Ger
retson. Mr. Palachek. Mrs Machlnsar'
ladies' ready 10 wear; McAlpin. an
SPRINGFIELD. OHIO-E Wren Coz MISS
OBrien. ladies. ready 10 wear; 1870 BWay.
STATESNILLE, y C-knoN u G 60
Knox. general mdse; Miss Seller MISS Fly
ladies' ready TO wear; Grand ~,
ST JOSEPH. MO-Townscnd, Wyatt & wan
u G. Co. T wall, ladies' ready 10 wear:
I'N;GTOX-Kins's Palace. Miss NJ Kin
der, muslin underwear; Cumberland
Millinery, Laces. Ribbons. Etc.
CLEVELAND-Mor Co; Z Graham
ribbons, jewelry, notions and fancy goods ;
Colingwood. o..
Miss X Vaughan, millinery; 259 4th aN.
DENVER-Mrs Z II Apperson. millinery
DIES MoiNESGcarley's Mrs W NJ carley.
FORT WAYNE. IND-wof & Dessauer;
Miss X Banks, gloves; Sl5 atm aV' Col
lingwOod. 49,
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH-C Trankla Co;
Miss 4 Tully. millinery. 90 White 81.
GREENSBORO. \ C-Myers Co; W j Ton
kin. laces ribbons, notions, etc u j. ga
LOUISVILLE c Lewis Co; Miss E Rob
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Town Visitors Here Look Over Offerings OF Local
Wholesale Dealers

inson. laces. embroldsries: lis w 3id sti
Hoffman. . ,,
LOUISVILLE Bacon 4 sons; G Hanna
millinery. ribbons, 2lf church ~. .,
NEW ORLEANs-Krau Co; n BlatnikoH'
millinery 43 Leonard m. .
OMAHA l. Brandeis q sons Mlss -
Jones gibbons Mrs T kohn. under,N 80 -,
u Amsden. millinery; Boyd. furnishing
goods. 1891 Bway. -.
PIEBLO. COI.-Crews. Beggs y CO.. J.
= Hart. millinery. ladies' ready TO wear
ROCHESTER,. y Y-slbley. Lindsay Curr
Co; W Butler. neckWeari iS2 SIN aN.
SAN ANTONIO. TEN-Woln Marx co :
Mrs Clarke millinery; lS w -Sd 81
Mems and Boys Wear. Etc.
At.TIMORE-Johnson. Boyd & Co; Bar
notte hosiery. Gregorian, 70.
Ag-Higgiub6tham. Bailey. Logan 90.
n Bailey furnishing goods; ~ Leohard
st.. Marie Autoinette 80, r.. g
louisville Klein Furnishing Goods Co. .
Klein. furnishing goods latham ,..,-
new CASTLE PENN-New Castle Notion
90: r 4 Mckinney, hosiery, gloves iu'
ulshlng goods and notions YORK. ~ Z, t,oi
SCRANTON. PENN-Clarke Bros w 10,
mctsch. furnishing goods ana hos''''' -
Union So.
and 10 Cent stores.
The follow ing buyers registered al ne Five
and Ten cent Exchange, ~ Nest w" ~
since our last report.
AKRON. OFIO-The Hover co, s.,-.
A%DERSON. IND-A Weslow Dept store
Rt-FFAIO-D " Brundage.
CAMDEN s C-Hirsch Bros & 60. -
CHTCAGO-G Lcderer co. J u Leichehser'
y Oppcnheimer & Go.
DETROIT T. Hudson 90.
DUBLIN. CAV n Mathis.
DULUTH. MfNN-Kris 4 Rose Co
GREENWOOD. y CIV T Fountain.
HARTMAN TENN-Gus ID kuhn. FL, III.
HARTFORD CITY. lND-Csmpoeil-Hr"' ~"
rr.TTrFsRrRG. MIss-The Davidson Co.
JERSEY CITY. y WIN Hunt, II feulS'
KOKOMO. tND-Thalnian q Levi ~,
IT,EI;XEii,N(GTT0N. VA weiubers..
NATVEEN. IOWA-Thc Mulholland co.
MIILERS CREEK. y &C II VI Ialoert q
NEW YORK CITY-Johu Hcne, Milton Iich-
enstelu a. 20. 4 S Lascclla CO. shall
oRANGEBURG. CT r. Kohn.
OSSINTNG. y Y-F I Hopper
SPTRGEON. y C-P VI Reid & co.
Miscellaneous.
AKRON. OHIO-A Polsiy Co; G. SchWein-
furth. carpets; 1858 4th av. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co; ID A Rich-
ards, pcrfumery; "a church St -
FALL, RIVER-R 4 McWhirr co; J u
Banuister. upholstery goods. carpets 10
GAiNESVIILE. GAG Estes. general
merchandise; Herald Square, 10. =
Montei, house furnishing goods $40
KANSAS CITY. Mo-Jones store Co; c c
Kellogg. toys. trunks, sporting goods; IA
Church ST. sherman Square.
MILWAUKEE Gimbel Bros; J II HON.
heimer. jewelry, silver novelties; Bway
Norfolk. VA-Miner. Rhoads & swartz:
r. smith, merchandise manager 60 w
33d. st GreFOrian.
PITTSBIIRGH-Bagg, & Buhl Miss Carton
representative; 81 W Zoih 81.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
TRADING AWAKES
Feeling Grows That Banks
Soon Will Release
Gold for Europe,
IMPROVEMENT DUE
TO BRITAIN'S ACT
Fihanciers Believe London Will
Establish Big Credit Here
for Purchases.

Trading in foreign exchange in the
financial district yesterday was the
lvelest Of the last ten days, and there
was a feeling that the situation in this
country had improved so rapidly that
financial Institutions might be willing
10 release gold for Europe within a
few DAYS. A few trust companies al
ready are shipping gold % Ottaws Tor
the credit Of the Bank of England.
These institutions argued that when
70 was seen that the banks here were
willing 20 make shipments Of metal not
much Of il would be needed, as there
would be a general sliding of in eH-
change rates. The rates quoted yester-
day by one prominent company we're
S495ih 60 S496 for demand sterling,
81 90 70 81 for cable transfers and 50 u
20 s. 10 for franc cables.
The improvement in the foreign eX-
change situation, admitted TO be que
principally 10 the action OF the British
government in guaranteeing the Bank
OF England against loss on bills accept
cd prior 20 August 4, has made II pos
siblc for shippers of grain and cotton
90 get foreign buyers TO accept more
freely drafts drawn on London.
IL was learned yesterday that one
prominent national bank in the down
town section had arranged for ship.
ments under the Norwegian nag OF
grain and cotton on credits amounting
10 $500 900 given 70 q London house.
Bankers said that negotiations for an
understanding with the Bank Of Eng
land for the establishment Of large
cash fund at this centre, subject TO the
disposition of the British in exchange
for a credit at London of the same size
in favor OF this country, were stlll un-
der consideration, but that no plan yet
had been devised. Ii was said that the
hitch % 20 the present had been the IN
sistcnce Of London for gold.
In view of its approaching need OF
money for purchase of supplies here,
however. il was believed that the Eng
lish might be forced TO accept our plan
for exchanging credits.
Such an interchange, IL was asserted.
not only would facilitate the sale OF
American commodities by making II
POSSIBLE for the seller TO get his money
Immediately, but would serve as
means for settling obligations now due
OF soon 20 become due abroad.
The sponsors Of the plan TO make II
legal for national banks 10 hold ma
fional bank notes as reserve admitted
Yesterday that their suggestion had
been "nipped in the bud" Frank A;
Eanderlip, president Of the National
City Bank, who was one OF those favor
ing the idea, still adhered TO the opln'
ion that the proposal was sound one
and in the present emergency justified.
Six banks applied to the Sub-Treas>
rrv Yesterday for emergency currency
amounting to S2O8S $50, making the
total applied for by twenty-nine banks
SS2,323,9lO. The amount delivered to
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POLICE DEPARTME TENT.

Transfer and Assignment aug 49,
Ptlmn. ST. Oppelt 2ISth, TO 18TH, assigned
a messenger.
Temporary AssigDment-Lieut. r. 3.
Hayes 42d. 10 Com. o. 80 days. Aug. I ..
Leaves Of Absence with pay)-Capts.
w III. ScOble, 10th. 70 days, Aug. 20; ". II.
sullivan, 31st, days. Aug -. 90 be de-
Quoted from vacations. Without pay
Pumn. A. Strachan. ID. I day. Aug. 10: g.
F. Kane, 25th. day, Aug. is. q. Kethman,
40th. 10 days, Aug. "A, +. a. Hanneman,
lGgth. 10 days Aug. II.
Application for Full Pay approved
Ptlinu. s. j. Terra. 18th temporarily as
signed TO 22dJ. July - 10 Aug. 3. while
under suspension.
Relieved from Suspension and Restored
10 Duty-Ptmn. A. g. Grundg, 31th, Aug
Is: =. j. Bowling. 32d. Aug. T.
Suspended from Duty Without Pay
Ptlmu j. j. Bowling. SD. Aug. T..
Amendment-SO much Of Paragraph =, ;.
O. 1S7. O.. g., RENTS "a fine OF 10 DAYS
pay imposed upon Ptlmr. j. +. Kelly, Oct
Bur, 10 read: Ptlmn. j. r. Kelly 18Th.
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BUSINESS REVERSES

J. AsSFNBEIM & sON.-I,ouis J. Assem-
helm trading as j. Assenheim s. son. arr
dealer IS Broadway. made an assignment "a
Henry H. Davis. Petition IN bankrup..y
Leo Ehrlich $50. and samuel Lowenthai'
$500 Liabilities. $1,000 Judge Gruoh ap-
pointed Max Cedarbaum receiver OF the as
sets. estimated at 5000 -.ro,,.,-,>.
SHIELD.-GeorEe Stafford Waters, also
known as Stafford Waters. DOING business as
Waters Nichols & Crowninshield, interior
decorations. at West @th ST., hled petition
In bankruptcy Liabilities, $3.50 Assets
s. eS5. consisting Of stock. N.l6g, accounts
S3l4T. machinery. {l,0sl. and cash. IS Among
the creditors are Maud :. Waters. NsWe.
money loaned. Matilda Waters. s2'SOi. money
loaned: estate OF Mary kistel, S5.l2, money
loaned. and samuel W. Andrews, A'eS2, Sc
THE KIJNKEIY TBNT AND AWNING
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. l6S south s.
made an assignment 20 Walter Cook. Jr. The
company was incorporated In December. 1917.
with capital stock % 1000 Max p. kunkeN
Is treasurer
KAUFMA n LABENsART.- Judge Grubb
confirmed composition OF kaufman Laoen-
sart, dealers In drygoOds al l5sS second aN',
with creditors at 37h cents on the dollar
payable 17iz cents cash and 20 cents In notes.
Costs 70 be charged against Directing cred
itors.
THE DREYFUs EXPORT Co. OF 1879
Front 81. Assignment 10 Benjamin Lesser
OF Lesser Bros. Petition filed By these
creditors: Condor Bros. d Co, SIS: Levirs
& Sargent. Inc. 81 go and G. G. NILS
Leather Co. $3.50. Liabilities between $4,000
and $40 900, and nominal assets are the same
Capital was $4,000. which was afterward
increased 10 $50 900.
NJ & L. JARMULOWSKY. Petition filed
against Meyer JRrmulowsky, trading as NJ.
& l.. Jarmulowsky. private bankers. at l65
East Broadway. by Archibald Palmer. sttor-
ney for these creditors: Jacob Clark. S2'5;
Louis Clark. 81. 200. and Elizabeth Mayer,
s.. POI. Assets estimated al $1,000. 600.
SAMUEL WONDER SMITH. a note broker,
OF Hotel Continental Hst II. and Broad
way. filed a petition. with liabilities. SOS, $40
no assets. Most Of the liabilities are on
notes which he Endorsed or agreed TO pay.
Among the creditors are; Luther W. =.
Morris. slo,e63: estate OF George p. Suther-
land. S. 1882 Joseph C.. Gorton. Sc 800; George
W. Gorton $40 DR.. Albert G. Weed, t24.-
go; George b. Glover. Sll,Os7. and Rosa
kurtz, $3.50.
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WILLS FILED.

crORgE BFALE SLOAN July lO; more
thsn 600 900. 70 AlyinS G. Sloan. mother
sn- iife M her death 20 relatives and char
itsbie Institutions Ryan & Wheeler, atiys.
LANES II. MCCORMACK Aug: ID; 70 j.
,nsck sons IA trust testator's interest IN
X5eC'orplsck Lace Co. and One-hah Of resi-
Sne. Other haif OF residue 10 May r. Dick
inson. sister. and william =, ncO0''na'"'
O'FNIIIE ZOLI.ER July 49,; At least 1850
,,,rsonsl. 5000 for keeping ana sustaining
~, Sog Honey for NE; personal effects
10 daughters and friends RESCUE 70 bernard
EoIler. husband.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

n9 AtiftIapu 70 me AiAbHhN'i
Albany. Aug. H-Times square Lunch CO
Manhattan. S. coo. y. RADIUS. l0N tLd 81
Brooklyn. NJ. Rsdus a. Fisher, New ORR
Lopez Realty Co Manhattan. 5000. J.,
Bernstein, 1884 st. Johns pl, BrookiAh' III"
Levy J. Levy. Tho Bronx. 800.
Hlmber Manufacturing Co, Manha'tsi i, .
women's skirts. 5000. u. Dori. g w; iSs,'
ST.. New York. A. Himber New loFh' Is
kubinstein. Brooklyn o.,
: Loeb & Sons. Manhattan; realty w
0oo. $. Loeb. SIS sta ev.. New York :. Loeo'
n Loeb New York. -,
Manufacturers League Of America, Ma.
haitian: so. 900. G. l.. Boston. ~ west -
New York. NJ A. Hsrrsdora. u. W. "acS'
New York 90.
James Mclean. Manhattan. mercantile.
s. 0oo. W j. Mclean. $40 ". seth st. Rev
York. j. T. Forester. Y. J. Smack Ne"
York -. -. ~
Parr Estate. Manhattan; realty. $500 =
A. True. - Cedar ST.. New YORK =. n
Gaynor. j. A. Iedermsn. New YORK
Dasten Realty Co Brooklyn. $1,000 T.
L. simmons sos Prospect nl, Brooklyn; A.
n. Reed. ~ Marks. Brooklyn.
All Theatres Film and Accessory %, b uI
fslo. So 90. r. A. Cakic T. W. Nebst'i'
+. A. Kingston. Buffalo.
Rrownson Slate Co. Inc S0eO, p -
Sheldon. Granville. y. Y. NJ. WEIGH &. W.
Barker. Granville. -
Gilbert 4 sullivan Opera Co. Manhattan b
SO Oo0. q. &. pouEherty. 20 Liberty 81,
Brooklyn. c. A. Miller l. Richardson Ne"
York
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sI-RRnGATES, NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON.
John 2. Cohalan a Surrogate OF the Coun-
W OF New York. notice IS hefeby given 70 All
persons having claims against Mary A Cials.
80 III fhe County Of New York. deceased.
10 present the same. with vouchers thereon,
10 the subscriber. az his place Of transactlns
fr the Borough % Manhattan 81 the city OF
New York on or before the 10Th Gay OF NO
Date. New York tho 9Th day Of May, 1914.
ALLAN C.. CRAIG. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of the
County OF New York notice IS hereby given
10 AN persons having claims against Joseph
deceased. % present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscribers, at their place OF
transacting business az me ONCE OF the As s-
TRUST Company. No $50 Fifth Avenue, in Tbs
city Of New York. on or before the Goth day
dated. Sew york. the srd day Of April 1914.
ELIZA SHARDLOW, Executrix.
ASTOR TRUST COMPANY Executor.
WHITE g. CASD. Attorneys for ENecutrix
and Executor. ~ Wall street, New YORK city.
IL PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of the
County Of NeW York. notice is hereby given
10 an PERSONS having claims against Charles
D. Zabriskie. late Of the County OF New
York. deceased. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers AZ their
place OF transacting business, az the once
81 stitt a. Phillips. No. l3 Fulton Street
Borough OF Manhattan IN LNe lily OF rev
York. on or before the twenty-third day OF
November next.
1914 MINNIE 4 zABRlsk,llE,
CHAs. STEWART PHILLIPS.
CHARLES LEMAIRE ZABRlSKIE.
Executors
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or hon
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of the
County OF New York, notice IS hereby giver
"a All persons having claims against William
A Cromtie late o. the County OF New York
deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers az their place OF
fransacting business. al the ONCE Of Philip j.
Ross their attorney. % Broadway IN the
Citv o. New York. on or before the 10Th day
o. September next.
1914 WILLIAM M. CRoMBlE.
ARTHUR c. CROMBIE,
Executors
PHILIP J. ROSS Esq.. Attorney FOR Execu'
tors. % Broadway Now York city.
~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
Jobn p Cohaian. a Surrogate OF the Coun'
~ of New York. notice IS hereby given 20 AZ
versions having claims against Edward -
zoe late Of the County Of New YORK, de-
.eased 10 present the same with vouchers
fbeSaof 20 the subscribers at their place OF
trsnsscting business a. the ONCE of stitt q
Phillips. No li3 Fulton Street borough OF
Manhattan. in the city Of New York. on oil
before the tenth day Of November next 80.
Dated New York the first day OF May, 1913
MARY STORRS coz.
CHAS. STEWART PHILLIPS.
RICHARD sTORRS coz,
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Complaint misscd-Engiucer Of Steam
or j. =. Mcclure Eng. g. Charge. Conduct
unbecoming a gentleman and prciudiclal 20
the good reputation, order and discipline ot
the Department. Fireman Ost grade) W.
Nanderbeck, II. e l.. 90 Charge. Reckless
driving.
special Leaves Of Absence without paw
Engineer Of 81 j. Brideson. Eng. 3. 80
hours. Aug. a.. Fireman list gradel NJ ID.
Adams, Eng. 30. - hours. Aug. 10. En-
ginoer Of 81 ID. v Warner, Eng. 223. -
hours. Aug. is: Fireman D4th grade) W. n.
Lieut.. j. j. Bongard. Eng $50. ~ hours.
Aug. lG; Capt. j. j. Walsh. No. /. Eng. 269,
~ hours. Aug. 10.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF
Columbia. August -. tel4-Sesled propo-
sats viii be received al the ONCE OF the Sec
,etsrv 81 the Board OF Commissioners, Room
500 district Building. until o'clock 2. NJ,
August 2S 1914, FOR grading certain streets,
afFregating about $4,000 cubic yards forins
n rrst,osais specifications and necessary IN
forwstton may he obtained from Chief Clerk,
Ingineer Department. Room ~. District
puiiding OLIVER +. NEWMAN, tkED-
f.RI('K l.. SlDDONS. CHESTER HARDING,
ts,snnrlesirnera
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ATTENTION. COLD 5rORAGB'-Man WITH
ione eYuarience as refrigeratinR engineer so
.Ilrits temporary OF permanent engagement Win
rarffes contemplating cold storage enterprise.
address ENGINEER. so 10Th St, Brooklyn
yANTED-An idea Who can think Of some
sf,rpie thing 10 patentH Protect your ideas,
,te, may bring YOU wealth. Write Tor
Needed Inventions" and INV TO Get Your
paf.rt ana Your Money" Randolph & COM
~ painnt -AlLorncys. wash. %. q.
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AUCTION SALES.

by VIRTUE Of DEFAULT IN payment in chat
tei mortgage Tony SpinareNe and Teresa
fspinarcue 70 Dora Scebeck. Jacob Gensler'
auctioneer. sells today. az White rams
poad and Lincoln ay., TuckahOe. Wcsiches-
ice New York. an of the chattcis consisting
of stone crurhofs. engines. boilers. drills.
go. Mortgage dated Jany. 10. lel4 SAFE
80. pisce M N a m s. Hochstaetter
1000 for rnorfraEfe.
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FIRE RECORD.

A. VI.
2.45-i7o East 18th It, owner unknown 80.
3:-5-iSf East 10th st; W. Young Bro
4:O5-2i west 18th st; r. Friedman & Co.;
755-So2 West 45th st; Auto Holding CO.
s:25-s5s East c,3d St; Frank cansalsky;
trhing
9:0O-4j Lexington av. FREDERICK 10y
,ooo-i5S west Tooth st. Julia Young; slight.
lO:55-Sl5 East 18TH ST., William Goldberg
il:i5-s5s sand and $50 Ienox av.. unknown; dam
s.5o-157 e. 10th st.. Jacob Koshinsfy;
l.oo-s5 Rutgers ST.. Mrs Spears; trining.
bOO-7O7 Broadway, =. Reifs Brothers; no
5.f5-l7th 81. aud % ay.. Maurice Mulyaney;
5:5O-cl% island II. r. station, Edward
7.so-Is4 Ridge "a. Pauline Freeman; trning.
7:15-450 H. S1st ST., Month; irlflns
S.i5-225th ST. and Broadway Union
Railroad. trihing.
S.2O-1q b. ON ST.. l.. schoines triling
S:3O-14O w. 149th st., G.. Cheerichepper
S.go-sf y. IAN ST.. J Mesh trinng
S:45-i43l Unionport I'd, city property
8.5o-t7S Grand st.. J. Ruderman triAing
X.b5-IS76 81 aV.. :. Schillman; trihng.
10 .0O-2lO w gath st.. Mary Muller; tri-
fling
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COURT CALENDARS
Case. VIII Be Called in the Order Given Below.
The meaning 0 the ! 5 OF aga

NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Division-Recess
Special Term-Part II-Seabury, d.
EX-parte matters.
SURR0G BATES COURT-COHALAN, 5.
No day calendar
CITY COURT.
Special Term-Part I-SMITH J.
EX parte matters
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court--SEABURY, J.
wilson Blanchard-J II Rogan.
BY HENDRICK, J.
Re Gilbert-P lugraham.
Murray/24 and &c Nandewatcr 81 Corp-M
S BOrland
Equit Life Assn Soc/Smiih-F r Rich.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme t-SEABTRY. J.
W FoNIL Mulligan-W b Ellison.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
SALE

SAILED.
Havre. Aug IL, 2 m-Chicago (Fr)' New
York. - - Val
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the banks was sS,292 200, bringing the
amount thus far distributed up to S6l,'
S1o,760. Since the need for the Aid.
rich Nreeland currency became urgent
the Treasury Department has shipped
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washbng
ton. Aug. 14.-Pressure conditions are gen
orally unsettled tonight, although there was
no precipitation OF consequence west OF the
Mississippi River. except in North Texas.
East OF the river showers were more gem
eral. only Ohio, Southern New England and
a portion Of the middle Atlantic states es-
Gaming. Temperatures continued moderate
over tho eastern half OF the country but
over the western half they are high, rang
ing from s to Is degrees above the sea-
sonal average.
Local thunder showers will continue SAT-
urday and probably Sunday IN the south
Atlantic and Gulf states. Elsewhere the
weather viii be generally fair saturday and
Sunday, except that there VIII De showers
SATURDAY I'm New England and Saturday
night or Sunday in the extreme Northwest.
In will continue warm Saturday In the
West and will be warmer In the Missouri
al INNER Mississippi valleys. II VIII be
wa rrner Sunday in the lake region and the
ohio Valley. and somewhat cooler In the eX-
IRENE Northwest.
Winds Tor Saturday and Sunday.--North
and middle Atlantic. moderate southwest 10
vest south Atlantic. moderate and mostly
southwest, except east on Florida coast I;
east Gulf gentle 10 moderate and variable :;
west Gulf. moderate southeast and south !;
upper ldkehs kthbH " ny % .N'S .
lower lakes, moderate, mostly northwest.
Forecast for Special Iocslities-Eastern
and Western New York, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. generally fair Saturday and
Sunday.
southern New England, showers Saturday.
followed BY fair Sunday. fair.
Northern New England. fair Saturday, eX-
cent showers In Maine Sunday. fair.
New Jersey. District Of Columbia. Mary
land and Delaware, partly CLOUDY Saturday
and sunday.
Local Ohicial Record.-'rhe following ON
clal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature for the last
.a.n,v.four hours, IN comparison With the
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