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BUSINESS REVERSES

MAX WALDMAN-Petltion filed against
Max Waldman manufacturer OF furs. at 81
East 9th At by Joseph r.. Brodsky, 500;
Columbia Dyeing Works. &c. and Morris
Pressier $50: liabilities are SO 800 and assets
$500. This II said to be Mr. waldman's third
time in bankruptcy. was Of Flaxmsn q
waldman. ,ainst whom petition was fled
m December ~. 1902, and a1terward dis
missed on a settlement NJ % cents on the
dollar. and was Of Deutsch & Waldnan,
against whom petition was MED IN Jan
J0HANNA NAsANowITZ-Petition filed
against Johanna Nasanowitz, trading as the
French Shop. dealer In millinery. at East
iz5th St by Charles T.. Fink, fl22; Wieder-
schslI a Wolf, 1851. and Harry Shapiro. ,lfo
ebe has carried on the business since May
HARLEM BOTTLING WORKS. INc.-Pe-
,iilon hlcd against the Harlem Botting
works. Inc at 18TH st. and ST. AIMS aV''
S. koschorak Siphon BOttllng Works. Inc,
~ as Indenendc1t Cork Company. SIC. and
psddock Cork Company $50. IL was alleged
49, The corporation Is insolvcnt. gave
hatt,i mortgage 10 tho Manhattan Bottlcrs
sWoply Manufacturing Company covering ma
rIirrrv fixtures ana supplies, and the prop
essv vas advertised for sale to-day under
foreclosure Of ,hs ehauel mo, %, 20 TO-, mn
=, Gled a petition with Liabilities Nl,~e'
contracted mainly In 1903, ana ssset1 con-
listing Of zzA shares OF STOCK on ue N"'A.'
Realty Company pledged ana Naius u"-
NIUXpRGs FRosT-Petition nled agains,
t,.,,ia frost. wholesale dealer In clothing ~
- - ps,si "a. by Adellna Fried, 1Zs5i Jscoo
ft.tn tg)z and Harris Auerbuck' 10 lie
,,.1s an assignment on TUESDAY. 49,,
SttAELTg FARRELL. real estate sgtn,,
-, saH christopher IT. filed a petition win
%. ,tli,ies y,sj1 ana assets 500 In two lots
- 6 5,ilis oNAscH. o. sas East lsth st.. nlsd
petition with liabilities W., sna ~ a, nav
TmSEsr ocHs. JR., Insurance brokeI ,ss ~
a, pioe ~. nled a petition with habiiitie'
w RFis LEvITzKY. dealer On In tailor no,,.
/ htbIH.t.I' 'ttssaitfiss g. So and assets VIZ 49,
w TpwHRD nHKEL, es' ma 1,,st ii
| 80, te,b ~ MED . petition WIN hH"''i'''
~ lis and assets 81 cash.
ASSIGNMENTS.
n. gIEMPFEg 4 soSs, corpors,9,ss' t }Ss,
] te,s ia siiEs. yelyets and Innings. al ~ b'%'
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cath st. assigned 10 Frederick W. Wakefield.
The business was incorporated on December
4. 1911. with capital stock so. 600 afterward
increased 10 $50 600. Bertram NJ Kaempfer
is president: Max Kaempfer. founder OF the
business. died in December. 1910. The cor
poration had no rating at Bradstreet'a since
April 1914 II had silk mill in Paterson
ANNA NJ BATSON. doing business under
the name ~ Ellsworth Niles. retail mil
linery, at 6l5 Fifth av., has assigned 10
NJ. GETTo e. soNs-Morris. Frank II. and
Harry Getto. manufacturers OF furs at l03
and lO5 West 18th St. have assigned to Will
lam Hecht.
FRANKLIN HOWARD COMPANY. print
ing and engraving, at &c Gold ST., has as
signed to George =. Fulton. The company
was Incorporated in May, 1909 with capital
stock So. 900. and Franklin Howard is presi-
CHARLES WIENER. custom tailor, at II
Cortlandt St. has assigned to Max f. San
ders
GREENBERG sHALETT - signund
Greenberg and Harry NJ. Shalett. delicatessen
and groceries. 1908 Amsterdam av., have as
signed 10 Samuel l.. Ettlinger.
BENJAMIN GELLMAN, manufacturer OF
dresses at West 22d ST.. with a retail store
at 1881 Main St. Niagara Falls. ~ Y, has
assigned to Max Cedarbaum. petition filed
Propos s45, and Leo Ans. ss7 lie began
business in June 1909 opened retail store
in May. 1918. at Niagara Falls. and another
on December /, 1913 at Dunkirk. y. y.
SCHEDULES FILED.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE EXPRESS INC.
Of West Gist St. filed schedules showing
liabilities s4i .064; nominal assets. $50 no. and
actual assets $50.
MARTIN NJ MARCUS dealer in women
apparel. at 1851 Broadway. filed schedules
showing liabilities s3,561. nominal assets
81 $50. and actual assets. 1854
LOUIS JOSEPH shoe dealer. 22s Bowery,
fled schedules showing liabilities Sl2;
nominal assets 1870 and actual assets
g. 900.
LOUIS SCHWARTZ dealer in drygoods at
COS Second av.. filed schedules showing la
bilites s397S and assets 81 300, consisting oil
stock 81, $50 and fxture9 500.
JACOB GLASGOW & co, INC. manu-
facturers OF ostrich feathers. at 10 Wash
ington Place. filed schedules showing liablh-
ties 81 s35. and assets 1887. consisting OF
stock S. 500, fixtures $3.50. accounts 500 ana
cash. S22.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
MAX RAPPAPORT-Judge Hough has ap-
pointed julius Morris receiver for Max Rap
paport furrier. of a West 30th ST.. who has
stores at 23l and 36l Sixth av. and S. Market
St, Newark: bond, $1,000 Liabilities. Slo,Vo,
and visible assts. 5000.
ANTONIO Gaia NZARO-Judge Hough has
appointed W. l. Bryant receiver for Antonio
Catanzaro italian grocer, at lls Elizabeth
st bond $500 Liabilities over 5000. and
assets $500 II vas alleged that about 5000
worth OF merchandise was removed from the
store between the evening OF November 30
and the morning Of December l.
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u.,,.. M, u.i,f,,. $. Nov 20. 10 Z
o, bctinunasn 90 IN ballast Bar $50 N ls.
Usvsns Havana Nov .. 10 the No" Ill and
Cnbs Mail = Co. with 50 passenger "'''
md,e Bar HSP ilnrelii., Nor T. v.l.nea 10 and
pcnis H. TO W Elwen Co. with muSe' D''
'S G,ni,d c.,are na. philadelphia No, So 70
ph,ios Rros q 60 In ballast. Lett ouH N'''"'
M ~ des, Abr,zul uan Genoa No' IS NAPLES t,s
10 and palermo 30, to Hsrtneld SOAR JAZZ. n,ss.n-
~ srst III second cabin and 500 'ee'ss' '''
se,, mans az" 1Sop Shields Nov o. to Benham
Boyescn in ballast Bar m yo, a. Manzanillo
camAgley tcaesnli nss,ns "a. 10 II. New York
TO- lem s - - yttf mdss. Bar $50 m ..
Nebrasksn San Pedro No, ]. am mn rnJ.e Bar
the American Hawaiian IS Lane WIZ"
Bsnan tSor Port Antonio 40, q s - Az Knsi s
% 10 Inc United Fruit Co. with pASSens''' -'
fruit. BAR II lst:u, Va, - and Naples IS,
M sS.it,,s Zee l. 10 Jas w Elwell 20. WIN :
cabln and SO Storage passengers anu i"''''
''5o M VII dam. Copenhagen No, is. ch,is-
ia chri.tiansand II. 10 Funch kdye q 70.
LII al nr.t 3ls second cabin anu 'o' '0'
passnIss o., ana eq @d'e PhIsdephia Nov 80 to Z
walden. With oil In transit Len au'''"''''
~ T,opn :" tpueh,. Charleston. c. No, 2s 20 II
,vcbss,sr 60 In ballast Left Quarantine 20 m'
no Crande, Bruns"ich, 1utrs"lls's e D N.
Medina. iart t,ibur' Quarantine 2 u m.
II M,,ndo Galveston. Quarantine . vs. I'D. A.
Bruckhausen Dutch. Trinidad N9' ~ 70 ="
"Svsa,d,s nan Genoa Nov ~ aud naples ~, 20
uartaeld. SOLAR Co. with 10 nfs, ~ ~. s,''.s
cai,n and $50 steerass PASSENGERS MANS anu ''''
Ia sud Galveston Nov 49, 10 The southern rA''"'
90 with mdse Quarantine % ~, a.. A.. otd
Jerefson Newport News ana NoIt.'h a. ~ VI" ou.s
pominion rs co. with passengers ana md'e a'A
'n nnt "a f,I "s,Ioniea Nov and Alssrs u "a
George II An with passengers ana IN p'h"'
Bar ! 20 . m. o.,o = ,r-Uiua
sandy Hook. J. Dec Z. 9'So m" w, ,"'
| nor,h ugbt bre.ze: dense FOG; smooth sea
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WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TODAY

BAN FRANClSCO-Rapha Well & Co. Mr. Allen,
boys clothing. Is 26th a.. Room 1901.
ToIEDO-N l. Miner a CO.. VI WILLIAMS,
mems furnishing goods. 20 " Z2d =. Sth door.
Rugs and Upholstery Goods.
ENDLANAPOLIS-H Wasson: Nr Ashjisn. orr
entail rugs II W 23d 1t. 10th floor.
INDLANAPOLIS-Wm II Block Co. VOL.
upholstery goods. 1851 Bway. lin floor.
Los ANGELEs-Muse. Faris & Walker Co; MI
Palm. ll6 W S2d -. Room 1910.
silks. Linens and Domestles.
INDIANAPOLIS-H 7 WATSON. stroupe, II
W 23d 81. 10th floor. 80
MEMPHIS-B Lowenstein Bros; Sharp. siks.
% 4 nth st. Room 1884 a.
Donough and Mr. Mccarthy. 81 Uuion 50 Sd
floor -,
ST LOUI5-Stix. BAsr & Fuller. treund loos.
II w 23d st. 10th floor.
Miscellaneous.
BOsToS-w a A Bacon. Miss Goldinz sweat
ers, 81 Union "a, 80 floor. -.
and fancy goods. SO W 32d It. ilth hoor'
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BRITISH BOY SCOUTS
RECEIVE u. S. BADGES

London, Dec. 2.-The American AM
bassador, Walter Hines Page, to-day
presented in behalf of the American
Boy Scouts gold badges to twenty-five
English Boy Scouts who assisted the
American relief committee in the rush
following the declaration of war.
Mr.. Page sent letters with badges
10 five Boy Scouts now serving in the
war zone.
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
i hv ne rrsre of God free and independent; 10
Pasgusle Carsmanns. GO grreo BROTHERS. osilef is
i-mberto Isl Naples. kindgom OF Iiayi luz
CaTsmsnna co Errico Brothers, Gaeria eH,9ero
lat Naples kingdom Of Hsy: Francesca ARA
mama 10 Trrico Brothers. Galeria tmoerto Isl,
ZsnIes kingdom OF Italy. the heirs ana hstt %
lin of Alfonso Carsmanns, deceased, SEND ree.,
Ing: Whereas. Felice ]. Csramanns VINO resides a.
81 West 2lst street. Borough OF Manhattan IN
the CIV OF New York. has lately applied 20 INC
Snrrogates' Court OF our County OF New VOTE. 20
have certain instrument in writing; relating 20
both real and personal property, duly proved as
the last VIII and Testament OF Aionso Narg
mama who was at the time OF his DEAN resi-
dent Oi the County Of New York, deceased mere
fore YOU and each OF you are cited 70 snow cause
ts,ore tie Surrogates' Court OF our county OF New
york AZ the Han OF Records. In the County OF New
Work ON the 9Th day Of January, one tnonsaha me
hundred and rftoen. a. hslf-psst ten O'Clock IN me
forenoon OF that day, why the said VIII ana
Testament should not be admitted TO pfob@te As
viii OF real and personal property. g.,
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused tne SeH
of tba Surrogates Court Of the said County OF Ne"
" York 10 be hereunto sn1ed Winess;;
Hon John F. Cohalsn. >urrogaie .,
IT, 81 our said County Of New York Al sara
- - county the 3Oth day Of NoTember la
the year OF our Lord one thousand nance
n-"Ii'N DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
CLERK Of the Surrogates' Court.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
THE GLEN ELlND q PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD COMPANY.

IIeNeIANl, U NOV, -IIH, I3IF.
Sealed proposals for the sale OF General
Mortgage Bonds OF this Company. for ac-
count OF the Sinking Fund. at not 10 ex-
coed par and accrued interest. 10 the
amount Of s9l,s00.0o. viii be received at
the Office OF Messrs. Winslow, Lanier a.
Company So Cedar Street. New York,
y. T.. 10 the close Of business December
3lst. 1914. Proposals must indicate series
OF bonds. "a" "B" &C. or ID" and also
In the case OF Series b must Indicate
the number OF bonds bearing coupons for
$3.50 and for s22 so each respectively
Bonds accepted viii he payable January
End, 1915. with interest 20 that date at
the ONCE 81 Messrs. Winslow, Lanier a
Co. as above IL not presented on that
day the right is reserved 10 reject the bid
J. Il. kLOSS, Treasurer.
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COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
supsrME coURI.

sun, a r Bates Danbury. conn
- Bottom. pew Maven. A l. Love. Robinson
WiScn. Nes p~',E = N Rawlns. Chicago'
hsy 5a.l, 1''; s.a aas'l'' f'i admitted to
'sSS,,.oi ,l gcll. s. joseph water ''|'''0'
c.sf {, a. RyjSafah z Holerook' ad"'i' ''''
lss.4.U 4 NJ Ry'areAis'n R R Commission ct al
.sssd AMvB RIAds Wright aa"fI'
~ES-ino' ~ 81
- s'Ssu r.y e, HJ smith :, Ct a i A41S men;
...s-ssosde -. M. g. Nos So and 81 o. g. 81 W
pa 81 .i iSI ileO. 100. los. loi 100 ana w.
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hcd.
R,sdv p F-Mosler Safe Co: Dec 81, 1911. s20j 20
Cutler o H-ssmc: Dec 81. 1911 Sl9l sl
Fallows T. H-Same; Dec u, lell' !.sl y!
Fahys q T-Samc. Dec ~. 1911; iill ~
Cough W T-Same: Dec ~ 1911; ZOO 81
Hahn E-S4me Dec y. 1911; Nll ~
kugh G-Same. Dec 81 1911 Slsj -
patferson A-Sane: Dec ~. 1911: sil5 ~
royheu / B-Same. Dec n. 1871; tlsl 30
Ardizz0ne Ar Hill. Feb II. 1913; $l2l o5
DuraU IN Mells June 80. lBlt; tlOiz 50
Delett. j E-Flint Granite Co. July Y. 1910
Pa. 10 Hoffman: April 8, 1913; S2l7 Il
coid.nith I,-G II Dalbec July o. 1914; SAC 80
Hes,1 al A q T. Schsnck. G Cowl and :
he Greims,M = Measher Feb IS, 1914: 500 g
Kisppfo,h. c W a Coz Hcnehel; Oct I. 1911:
Msyer. c VIC W Hsrri9se; March 6. 1905
us-d., G-J F1eischmsnn; Nor !. 1910: $50 81
Parker. Wolf and Berha-M Heller: DC, 10. 1910.
p.,.ie, Heating Con Coldinger; Nor II. 1914 500
$3.50 y A. and W 8 S,ern--Cieveland City Forge
a Iron 90; Jan is. 1905. $40 %
gane-gsrnc: OCT n. 1903. $685. "a
gsms-same: June rs, 1905. Sli2 %
MsrTwen, j Ed Grant Co. Oct 3. 1914 lean
ceiisdi, $40
colIetti. III Ficarott,; May 20. 1914 tcsnoencdi
smith. G C-H d Auchneloss; Sept 25. 1907 team.
celed): Slf9 ~
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.


Hull Dec Buffalo (Br). New York.
Liverpool. Dec l-Comanchee OBJ, New fork Tor
Manchester. =.
Lisbon, Dec l-Pnns wlllem Dutch. New York
via West Indies and Venezuela for HaVre and
Amsterdam
Gibraltar Nov 3O-sAn Giorgio Utah, New York
for Naples; Dec 2 Finland, do, for do.
Cadiz Nov 23--Buenos Aires tspanl. New fork
Tor Genoa.
Amsterdam No. 2s-Prns Fredrk Hendrix
Dutch. New York. via West Indies. Venezuela
and Falmouth.
Copenhagen. Dec 2-Unlied States DAM. New
York via Christiansand.
Genoa, Nov 3O-stsmpslia utsD, New York via
Horsens. Nov 2l--sksnderbors DAM. New York
via Stornoway.
Seville. Nor 25-Herm (Norl. New York.
SAILED.
Madeira. Nov 30-Angel b Perez tSpanl, from
Barcelona. New YORK
Barry Dee l-WintersNyk Dutch, from Rottsr
dam. Baltimore; ID Adolph DAM, New York
Newport. Dec Europa dam, New York.
Venice. Nov 26-Manin (Ital. New York.
Genoa Nov 27-Citta III Palermo (Ital), New York
PASSED.
Lizard. Dec 2-Flonds DAM. New York for Co.
penhsgen.
Gibraltar. Dec 2-Athind (Greek). New York for
Piraus.
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Humidity.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

srArEp BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
hoard q Water supply at iis oices. twenty
second door. Municipal saiIdii,s FAs how: SsnI,
49, m "r Tuesday. December :. 1914. for Contract
Az for printing A. a., 49, "a,
,,s'i,,,y ooeued and read Pamphlets containing in-
sormsiion for bidders can be obtained al the above
1870 at the ofico OF the Secretary. b. deposit
~ ,hs sum OF nvd dollars $50 IN cash or Ito
nss,,.i,nt Tor each pamphlet. For further partlcu-
isrs apply 20 the orice 81 the Principal AssistAn'
t,sln'ef at the above address -
hAsi'''' - CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
IOHN T. GALiIN.
Commissioners ~ tnr Board Of Water supply
"a uIUCE COBB. sscIetan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

The orders and notices that appear in this
eolumn amply only 10 the Boy scouts OF
America and not 10 any otheS organization
using the word Scouts Lorillard Spencer,
Scott Commissioner
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER ..
Manhattan.

7TH Az. sw cor 5eth - Berger Mfg Co AT so
Hloom et al Dee /. 1914 thy Deposit 1884
57TH HT, 32s w Jacob Efren aEt Heal Realty "a
Fl OIL. Oct ~. 1914 iby deposlO Sis o.
9TH Ay 1886. n Levin AT julia Cobefs ~ VI
MAY NJ. 1914 (by depodti so 81
iIsTH ST. 81 W Henry Dcpue AIT Congrega,loi
Mount Zion Of tho city Of ct al. July 80
1914. tl5|
iJSTH sT. n g. l25 broadway: Vim n Jackson
90 AT Museum Of The Iilapanic soclety Of Amer
lea II al. NOV a. 1914. s. s0J B,
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sIrRRnGATES, NOTICES.

Ell FNrTNG. VIRGINIA HAMMOND. - In
nnTsuance Of an order Of Hon. John r.
Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. notice is hereby given TO all
nersons having claims against Virginia
Hammond Fleming, late OF the County OF
New York, to present the same, with
Vouchers thereof. to the SUBSCRIBER, at IT'S
r.Iace OF transacting business, No. % Wall
ttrset in the Borough Z Manhattan. IN
re CITY. County and State OF New York,
on OF before the 18TH day OF March, 1913.
Dated, New York. september 9Th, 1914.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NE"
Executor.
JoLINE. LARKIN G. RATHBoNE,
Attorneys for Executor
once and Post Once Address. NO. 81
Wall street, Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New York. y. y.
NOBLE. ALFREp.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon; John Cohaian, a
Surrogate OF the, County OF New YORK,
nNOS Ts AGAINST Alfred Noble. late of the
~ and county OF New YORK, deceased,
IN present the same with Noeeners thereoi
10 w. n,,siness at the office Of his attorneys,
NE Norman & Kahn. Zss broadMay'
uDe,; New York. on or before April 18th.
lsll Kew York. October 9Th. 1914
Date1I,rpTCK c. NOBLE. Executor
fKEbBIrrP NoRMAN * KAHN, Attorneys
,or Executor. 2ss Brosd"ay' new fo'k
city. ---------- -
OF AN ORDER OF HON.
IN POhS ludlow Fowler. Surrogate Of
a.. R0 Geusty Of New York. notice is hereby
s given 81 A ;Sd co Ss' q ast as~
JACOB Used. 10 present the same WITH
YORK, ue thereof TO the subscribers at
you, yoSTNT place Of transaetins business Room
s 90 Ss' cy 81 y Hs% s4" york 81 on .S or
h hst,sn February Ist. 1915;
Os Dated. New York s,6 Ivy 81 b lsit
Executors
EUGENE V. DAILY, Attorney for Exec
utors. SO Nassau St.. New York City
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Referring TO the above notice, notice Is
hereby given that the sale therein referred
10 has been adjourned until the sth day OF
December. 1914 at If o'clock in the fore
noon. al the north entrance OF the County
Court House. County OF New York, Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, city OF New York.
Southern District OF New York.
DATED. NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 70, 1914.
BRONSON WINTHROP. Special Master.
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Shibbing Information and -,
Marine NeWS of the World
SAILED.

Steamer. Caracas. San Juan: Tula DAM. Copen
hagen: Earlswood tBrl. Marseilles; Creole, New
Orleans: Concho. Galveston; Arspahoe. charleston
and jacksonville: Santa Marta. Colon; Ihessalolih
Greek. Pirseus: Mohawk Charleston and Jackson
Vile: Napoli 1taD. Naples Madison, Norfolk and
Newport News: III Oriente. Galveston.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
uNIoN rnLoLoGIcAL sEMNARY

Union THLOLOGItAL SEMINAN1,
Broadway al 10th street.
Public lecture by the Rev y. : BUCHANAN.
VI A. q Sc Of oxford England. Editor u The
Od Latin New Testament" on THE SEARCH
FOR 1HE ORIGINAL WORDS or THE Cos
pEL ThuIsday. December 3. al Eve o'clock
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STATE.


vOSS'Se-d O'Connor/ Donnisan
Eziriek cNY Vsit rMcCsuslsn
ygr schultz
ifsos Lrie hk
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REFEREES APPOINTED.


SUPREME coURT-DAyIs, J.
German Saw Bk/Willism Hills-M Armsyer
Benjamin G Fsulkner/F Van Wyck-J Dufy.
Peo. etciEdmund J kelly-M Atmsyer.
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The Bronx.

NORTH CHESTNUT DRIVE. 3 3. $50 Barnes sv.
4OrlO0. Anthony Poizsils Agt VITA D'AmOfo and
Trsnk ID AmOfc Fl al Jan 10. 1914, f2iJ
gi1TH sT u .. 100 Livingston sV 7Oti3O 3: J 4
Nor 3. 1914. sl2J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

Highest temperature yesterday 81 (at go
n M: lowest. a. (st l2:62 a. M; average.
n. average TO- corresponding GATE last year
three years. q.
Local Forecast.-Cloudy and cooler to-
day; tomorrow partly cloudy. cooler; light
10 moderate variable Winds.
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AUCTION SALES.

SAMUEL voRZIAEg. Auc;loneer. sells this day.
December 3. 1914. 10 90 m. by order Of Giubel
Bros. 1875 Broadway. Piano Dept.. upnsns plano.
No. 1851. on default payment by James McNaJr
Sohmer CeciiiAn. No 4llSs, IA default payment
BY Nm. r. A. Brown.
PURSUANT TO AGREEMENTS between Oliver
Typewriter Co. and Henry Fuchs and General
Brcnzing Co, I will sell to-day. At a m. at 81
LAFAYETTE ST. Manhattan. Oliver nrevrters Nos.
ss5iat aud 495is9. provided by Sec. o5-sS Per
soual Property Law. Moe fry. Auctoneer.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washns-
ton. Dec. 2.-Pressure continues abnormaly
low over the north Pacific states. is high
over the middle West and relatively high in
the Eastern and Southern states. This pres
ton OF warm and unsettled weather over the
Eastern and Southern states. with showers at
many points in the region OF the Great
Lakes. the Ohio valley aud the Atlantic and
west Gulf states. and general rains ia the
Pacific states. except Southern California.
Fair weather continued over the plains states
and the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions.
The indications are that the weather viii
remain cloudy Thursday and probably Fri
day throughout the Eastern and Southern
states and tie Ohio and middle Mississippi
valleys. In other portions Of the country the
weather will be fair Thursday and Friday.
except that rains are probable IN the far
Northwest. The temperature Will be lower
Thursday in the lower lake region. the ohio
and lower Mississippi valleys. and on FRIDAY
I'm the middle Atlantic and New England
states. Temperature changes elsewhere VIII
be unimportant.
Winds FOR Thursday and Friday; North.
middle and soutn Atlantic and east CUT
Light to moderate variable: west Gulf, mod
crate 10 fresh variable; Great Lakes. hght 10
moderate variable
For,eat for Special Loealltlsa-Es,tsrn New
York, cloudy ard cooler Thursday; Friday. partly
cloudy.
New ENGLAND. cloudy Thursday; Friday. fair and
cooler
Western New York ard Western PennsylVsnia
cloudy and cooler Thursday: Friday. fair.
New Jersey Eastern PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware.
usr,T.nd The District Of Columbia and Virginia
partly cloudy Thursday and Friday. cooler Friday
West Virginia. local rains and somewhat cooler
THURSDAY; Friday. partly cloudy.
Local Official Record.-The following Of
ncIal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
,u.ntv-four hours, in comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
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