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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11

sharon. warns and notions: Walker st.
MINNEAPOLIS S Donaldson co;
Fisher. toilet goods silver"are ana Je"e"s >
NAsH f1HII Knott Dry Goods
Co; J ID Burnett. manager: 2l4 church.
NASHVILIE-Castner Knott Dry GOODS co.
] s Loyelace, books; PA church 81: n-,,
NEW BEDFORD-New Bedford DRY
Goods Co. George Thibedean' crochery
NEW ADMINISTRATIONS & Robinson;
A Breton. house furn goods and toys;
IS Spring st ~,
Evans gen rndse: Is + 26th st.
NORFOLK. VA-Miller. RhoSds & Swartz:
II l. Linnell. uph goods and rugs; $40
PAWTTCKET. r I-shartenburg & Robin
son: ] T. Hogan. house furnishing goods
china: 80 Spring 50.
PHILADELPHIA-Gtm Bros: Bonn
leather goods SCANNED. books: Mrs /.
y Walter jewelry. clocks. silverware: q
r Dunn. art needlework: + Goldman, mer-
chandise manager: Miss GusSenheim'
PORTLAND. oRE-Meier & Frank Co: Miss
n Lund trimmings. buttons: 81 Union 80.
PROVIDENCE Calender. McAuslan &
Troup Co; ] over fancy goods. toys
ROCHESTER,. y Y-sibley. Lindsay & curr
Co: " Briggs. china. lamps; 4S2 +th sy:
SAN ANTONIO TEM-J Jos s,b bros CO. "
EATTf.E-Nordhoff 4 Co: r Nordhof.
general mdse; De Mers. laces and
embds; c f Freehold, furn goods: Miss
Jones ribbons and veilings, T Goldie,
domestics and linens: Mr. Ahsren. hos
Terry. underwear, gloves and umbrellSs'
Walker ST.
SIOUX CITY, IowA-Davidson Bros Co; A J
Boisyert house furnishing goods. china
soTTH BEND. IND c Ellsworth r
Robertson, general mdse: 1870 Bway
SPRINGFIELD. MASS-Poole ID @ Co: g
Miller. umbrellas. leather Goods. etc: lis w
sPRINGFIELD. MAss-Forbes & Wallace;
Hitchcock. carpets and rugs; Walker ST.
ST LOUIS-Famous Barr Co; J w Boston
house furnishing goods. toys. 81 w 26th 81
ST LOUIS-Scruggs. Nandervoort & Barney
ID Co. L L Ford. toys. trunks, sporting
goods "a Church ST.
ST PAUL-Field. Schleck co; miss MISS
whipple. art embrolderies. yarns; h7 Hh
ST PAUI-Mannheimer Bros l. Goodkind,
pictures. china and glassware; 1870
ST LoUIs-stix. Baer & Fuller Dry Goods
Co. Mr. Simon. notions; Nine Schnepf.
hair goods II W Esd ST.
ST LOUIS-Stix. Baer Fuller Dry "ooas
Co: Misc X Walker. toys and house IuI.
nishng goods; Miss c Schueltz, furs; IL W
sd 81.
TACoMA-Peoples Store Co; G w Leahy.
shoes; IA Church st.
hosiery. gloves, underwear and umoreilss
G B Carry. assistant manager Ii
Church 81.
UTICA. n VI A Roberts s. Co; T Dryer.
carpets and rugs; Broztel
VICTORIA, TEX-A a Levy; Levy
general mdse. Calumet.
WASHINGTON-M Goldenberg a hosen-
thai umbrellas. leather goods. toilet sooaS'
etc. - W 18th ST.
WEATHERFORD. TEN-Baker, Post0n a
Co: G G Paston. general merchandise 80
BWSy.
Harrington house furnishing goods
IS Spring ST.
ZANEsViLLE. oHIo-H II sturtevsnt Co;
G NJ Fetzer. house furnishing and up
holsterY goods: go Church II.
Advertisements of interest to buy
era will be found ON this page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
New Jersey Transactions.

Feist e. Fest, Inc, have sold foI
Harry Kolodin, to Joseph Grostein, the
three story stucco store and apartment
house at the northeast corner of North
PARK and Dodd SITS, East Orange.
II contains three stores and six apart
ments and occupies a plot 2Sxl00. The
new owner has made the purchase for
investment.
These brokers have leased for the
Marcus Sayre estate, represented by
Frank A. Pilch, to Joseph German, the
store and basement at No. 492 Broad
St, Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
BROOKLYN Plots In Trade.

w. c. Happersley and W. +. Arnold
sold 10 Louis Gold and Samuel Koplatz
the vacant plots at the northeast cor
ner Of Gravesend av. and Albemarle
Road; southeast corner Of Gravesend
av. and Albemarle Road, Brooklyn; a
plot on Ocean Parkway, between Ave
nues n and o, and the northwest cor
ner of Coney Island av. and East 10th
II. These were taken in exchange for
the apartment property at 1913 to 1T
Parkside av., reported sold on Satur-
6ay. A. W. Cherrington was associate
broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
RECORDED LEASES.
AUGUST 10.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az, Go, store and cellar.
G Il Kramer TO + Di Palma. 800 7th av; .
yrs from oct /. 1914; 81. 500: atty. L
Giusliu. 30 " 42d ST.
WATER ST, 4g2: all; S Gross and ano 10
N Kominsky and ano, PISS Amsterdam av,
3 yrs from Sept I. 1912. $3.50; address, go
Willoughby az. Brooklyn.
1i5TH ST. n " cor 18th ave corner store;
Central Bldg lmpt & Investment Co TO Trap
hagen q Landgran on premises; 10 yrs from
March /. 1914: 81 500. attys Fitch. VI 4 G.
20 Nassau St
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To Connect Brooklyn Houses.

Charles +. Rickerson has rented II
Seventh av.. Brooklyn, for George w.
Rasch and Is Seventh av. for Mrs.
Leonard Moody. These houses are be
tween Park and Sterling places, two
three story and basement brownstone
dwelling houses. eacn on a lot 20Xl00
feet. containing about twelve rooms and
bath. These houses will be connected
and will he run under the management
OF Mrs. May +. Wyatt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST 10.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. cor Slst st. 1O2. lx220:
American Guarantee Roofing Co agt Estate
OF Bernheimer ct al, owners: FlelsChman
Bros Co dncl. contractor; N.js2 oS.
VESEY ST, 9, G J Adams & Sons unc)
AIT II / Fox. owner and contractor; 1898.
18TH ST l3l 70 l35 W: Jacob Meyer agt
Nora ID Mccall. owner and contractor: Sl07 81.
18TH ST, 200 W. and 1862 9TH av; Joe
Prushansiy agt Matilda NJ Mertens ct al,
owners and contractors; 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
Park Az. Apartment Lease.

Pease & Gilman have leased for q
term Of years, at large aggregate
rental, for Potter Brothers one Of the
larger apartments in the Montana, at
375 Park av., to Edwin B. Close, whose
suite there will have fourteen rooms
and four baths, making il among the
larger apartments in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
July Building Report.

Alfred Ludwig, superintendent oil tne
Manhattan Bureau OF Buildings re,
ports that during July plans were nleo
for forty-three new buildings costing
81, sos $50, as against torty-seven N
Inc same month last year. costing ~
s09 ZOO loss this year Of four in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
Scandore Newman Co. TO Morrisania WAGE
Works I will sell to-day, AT ,. m. al
Greenwich st Manhattan, one large w
wagon. by order Of Attorney for Nortgasee
NOE FRY. Auctioneer. --
SAMUEL VORZEMER. auctioneer, sells VI
day. August H. 1914. by order OF 0im.s.
Bros, 1915 Broadway. Piano Depsrth,xsss
at 10 80 a. m. Conreid Player Pisno -
1913. In default payment b. Wiilism -
Locke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and at
torneyO
AUGUST 10.


AUGUST 10.
AUDUBON AV. W cor ls1st ST. 95.9xloOx
90 2xl0O2: July !, 1910: McGlone to = ,
Treacy: 5000; atty, w Bennett. Rec
tor ST.
LEXINGTON Az, 1890. W $. so II n OF 18th
81. 2Ox72 10; May 10. 1904: ] Heller 20 Anna
Neugass. 2ls W 18th st; 5000; atty I g
& Il CO. -
WATER s'r. 5st being Y OF lot 1913
map estate II Rutgers. It'll Ward. dated Aug
/. 1890 .2sxll25: May Z. 1913: I Lewentnal
10 9 = Rowland. 13l L 18th 81; t2OoO; attys'
Murray. & Rowland 81 Wall 81.
WAVERLEY PL. :. 1913 e OF 9Th av. 80. ok
5lxSO Sxis.S: May 70. 1874; Anne Jennings 10
Carrie y Van Kenren; 5000: attys. Ferriss
& storck 165 Bway.
9TH ST. 1872 ". s. 425 Of 9th sy' OK
o 9: Sept 7. 1903: = and Katherine 9 Malone
TO Lille G Field. Sterlington y; fSVV'
attys. Wilmerding e. Field. II " 18th ST
ISTH ST, n 5. 2S5 OF 9th ay, 25xlOO IL
Dec 4 1906 J and Minnie Schneider ct al 70
w l. Moore. Sc O0O atty, G + Blank 20
BWay. - ,.,. Go
Realty co to same: S7.425; attys. Engei Bros.
l32 Nassau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
CARPET CLEANING.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE.-Plant machinery and good~il
OF long established. profitable. storage ana
carpet cleaning business. on favorable terine.
Character and some capital required. owner
has made comfortable fortune and desires 70
retire. Apply In person 10 Franklin A.
Wagner. attorney. 6is Mutual Life Buildings
"a Nassau St. New York.
wANTED-An sdeai Who can think Of scrss
simple thing TO PATENT Protect ySur idesA
Needed Inventions and How To Gs, roaf
Patent AMI Your Money" Randolph Cour
pany Patent Attorueya Wash. d. G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
Lease in Midtown Section.

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for Charles Duveen to A. B. Will
son the entire fourth floor at 673 Fifth
av.. and for A. B. Norton and A. j.
Roberts to the Charlotte Bodkin Com
pany, Inc, the sixth floor at s and 10
West 45th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transaction was recorded
yesterday at the New York Real Estate EN-
change:
BY Henry Brady.
9th ST. % +. " Madison sv. 22Nloo5:
sty dwg. sold 10 the plaintiff for SSi, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Interest per cent unless otherwise notedO
AUGUST 10.
Manhattan.
LEXINGTON Az. e s. co n 1th st. 2oxoe.
" Marshall 10 Title Guarantee ana lTus'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST 10
Manhattan.

BEEKMAN ST. cor Water st; Candee.
Smith a Rowland Co agt Volunteer Hospital
Ell al. Jan % 1914 sl.54l 50.
SAND PROPERTY: Gollick & Smith agt
same: Feb -. 1914, sJ1S.
SAME PROPERTY: S II Pomeroy Co Onc)
AIT same. Jan 3. 1914: s266 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11

Co; Aug 10; due as per bond; so 900: address.
l76 Bway.
BROADWAY. e s. 7O.9 1Oith 81. 3lXl9O: II
Lowenthal 10 Union Trust co OF New York.
Aug 10; yrs. ~ c; $4,000; attys. Rocker.
b q s. 90 William ST.
DIVISION ST. 129. s. e5xG25: Division st.
s. lot II. map d Rutgers; Amelia Schmidt
TO Jacob II Veil. So Macon st, Bklyn due
as per bond: Aug z: $1,000; attys. Wise q
Seligsberg. Bklyn.
18TH ST. n $. 9611 Riverside Drive. 75N
10Oll: Minnie G Frank Realty Co TO J L
FeinberE 2G0 Convent av: Aug 4: due Feb ],
1917; D C: $500; atty. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
III eRe,a2l Estate
J\Market
Little Trading in Any
Section of the City

buildings and s3,2ol65o in money in
Volved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11

~ story modern fireproof
building. with every conNeni-
ence; accessible 10 subway
exp, elevated and all street
car lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mnltigraph Letters. 300: sl;3o: l;Ooa
Tic Nassau Room 1905. Phone Beekraan oSoo-
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KINGS COUNTY.
sI-BuEAII InIRT

SUPREME COURT.
AppelIstr Division, I'd Dept.-Recess.
/ Appellate Term-ltecess Irial Term -,
| journed 10 oct . special Term. Part I'll
/ Trisls-Recess
Special Term--Part Ivan SlCbbN' -
Motions AZ 10 a. m.
Re Malowitz Mulllns/Frenz
/ NJ Sbepard az Re 26th av tCalhounB
! Edwards/ Hamblen IKE NdNlz
| T,dvards /Hanblein Berthold H.aurelton
\ g Of y Y/Richmond Pco/Highground
} Danhardt /Dahlberg Beck/Jane
/ WbiieTTom Suden Bank OF l. I/Donslson
/ Iudla Il, ndlam iTerranavos/C u TT
/ Iudam/ Ludlam ITucker/ Monroe
| GuinsbergT.ong Rose Rose
| Borkowski/ Pietr wski SquireHSqulres
Van Nlcck/Jamcs Wafd/I hosan
/ Tro,ta u ION Breweryi BkIyn TrustTTaylor
! Riley/City OF y Buck/B VI II
| Cannon McNulty Osbeck/B II r
| Warehauer/ McNulty Burns/Brc Moran
Sharke /McNulty IGerkenL DeIulhes
TIogan/R II r r Mason Monk
| Hasakordain/ BHRR Haslni/1 carpenter
Ross Mass Elec II II StrooeIl .nL Metoi
| Serpico/B II ArnoldLConhlns
| Pricle/B II II Frank/trank
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schaefer/Schaefer
! Monroe Nusica re Farley (Darmstado
I McNeece/ Namak MallOy/Drysdale
SURROGATES COURT-KETCHAM' ,.
AT 10 4. NJ.
WILL
/ r Winkemann
ACCOUNTINGs.
riiz r. Paul Mes J Nelson
George Hudson Annie MARSH
/ Geo w Brewer John Lewis
/ w Connolly James Dohhehy
ESTATES.
/ Ellen Balzer Claus Doschet
4 Ferd Wescl
COUNTY COURT.
Part IV-Civil Calendar.
| Trial term adjourned until October MO-
| tlons returnable and orders signed In Part H.
Room TO-
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The Bronx.

JACKSON Az. W $. 1918 147th st. 5o.3x
1854; Emma VI Murtaugh to Dollar Savings
Bank, 2S0S 30 av; Aug 10; due Dec 1, 1917
$1,000; attys. LeXow, NJ & W. - Cedar 81.
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LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST TO-
Manhattan.

leD ST - Z Katherine Elias agt Henry
Weiss ct al foreclosure OF mtg. atty, l. w
Osterwtis.
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CITY COURT.
special Term-Part SMITH j.

CITY COURT.
special Ierm-Part l-SMlIh j.
MOTIONS
Parker Roberts Jcnnings/same
Cohn/ DobrOczynsh Hcnnon/Sa
Coggeshalt/ flames NadOllcCk/Same
Millncr/M endelowitz Reconnaissance
Edwards kirchhof Iuhiu/Same
Barkovitz/N Brit&M Holender/Same
Jagcr/perlsteiu Magnus/ Same
Andrews McGirr's s tEaduziuer/Same
kornbluth/W eltz Fcrraro/Sane
Donucnfeld/Greenm'n nj Weinret/Same
Zincken/ Greenbaum Lefkowitz/Same
Garav0y/ Ncwcorn Lewis/same
Berkman/L olbet HouserISame
Sedenherg/Weil bynx/Same
Kafna /Uyalde Const Goldhar/Same
Lawn LBS Drucker/ Same
LEVIN 7 & l. n S Talisman/Sams
Neustadt/ Haffen Br Ellott/Same
Eikin/ Bitzick Itappelott/Sane
Strauss /Wolfsohn Block same
Earle& Co/ Shivers Peuiconni/Sam
Kantpr/Ilfn Newman same
COLDER g/GOldner IWarsaW/Same
Rubensteiu/ Silbcrstn Joncs/Same
Garsnany/lnt r I
SneciaI Tcrm-Part U-SMITH, J.
Ex-parte business,Defaults. 1880 a. m.
Trial Term-Parts I, ii, III, ", ', VI,
VII and NIII-Adjourned for the term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme COurt-FORD, j.
HellerIL Marcel Levy.
BY SEABURY. j.
Met saw Bank-Goldberg-P Ingraharu.
Howell /Young-Warr Leslie.
Barnes Benven Rlty-M 5 Cohen.
Amend Levn--Harry French
By HENDRIcK. J.
Homan/ Hannon-Wm Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
ALTERATIONS.
AUGUST 70
Manhattan.
items under 5000 omittedJ

LEMON Az. E.3: sty store aud tenmt
bldg TO be altered 10 same owner. Luckey.
aO4i 9Th az: architect. J . Cocker. e0iT 9Th
av. cost s.. 90
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court-FORp, J.
Bowery Saw BkIJ q HOcke-k BuHet''
Bv sEABURY, J.
Knthn Ellss/Ifv Weiss-H q stump on
g Guglielmctii/M Gcgliardi-l { ; stump
BY HENDRlcK. j., che,
NJ T. Thomas wal g I Prod Chen.
BRONX COUNTY
SUPREME COURT
SpeciaI Term-BRADY, J.
psopleH Gilman SameIsame
Uarr JsbIrtE CoilarCo Applcby/Carr
Goidmsnl Rillotti Dobler/Conron Bros
RablnOwitZ/ Friedman DoodyLIey .,
Reinhardt /Bottfnus PARK mtsI ~, on.
Schmidt Schmidt Lyman VlEh NV
Rabinowitz/F Friedman BnrrnI iioi
POliCove /ArOnsOhn re VIZ, ,
sargent /C;bcen Hobbs livelihood
Nicer Never NifhC/Mishel
CAM, = T3rdar burden. ir/Costello
DAngelo/ Canning ne fielsCm
ZWirn/ Grausman NcNulty/ il lNn
pn Trans T. Mott Avn Torrcgiani/R Barba
Harlem S Bk/Segel Dcitz/ bra,h',.'p
People Hinton kurkhail -
Danzinger/ Hauser StJohh/ n y, ,,go,
same/Same Ferguson ferguson
same/same Conreid/Conreid
Special Term for Triais-BKADi' D.
No day calendar
Trial Term-BRADf. D.
No day calendar
COUNTY COURT
Special Term-SOUTHARD, a.
TX parte matters. Motions
No day calendar
Trial Term-SOITHA ARD, j.
No day calendar.
suRROGATE'S COURT-SCHULI
No day calendar.
Trial Term-SCHLLI :.
No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11

Advertisements of interest to buy.
ers will be found on this page.
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SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Divisional Dept.-heces.'
~peciaI Tcrm-part I-HENDhith, D.

WV iOTn SON''f
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate DiyIsiOn-2d Dept.-Heces
special Tcrm-Part I-HENDhi'h' ~
LiTtGATED MOTIONS.
People /Mckcnua Hall/Hall
Boli/Butler Hadden/ Porges
ZatEin /eanitarv N s Kochne/ Hotel Astor
Levin /fIecbt Sire /gsthSt&7th Az Y
Uibley /Ovcrton O'Gorman Mexican r
Re he Anglnuos Askinas/ Rothkrug
pavlowa T.al/AtWcu Re Young
sonneschein Isonn'n KempnerI Newstat.
Re Bachue. McLau'lini Same/Same
Fife. jr/Nihur Pike/Am Credit
Eguit /, Asso/s1nith Lodwick/Du Jardin
u Hebrews Char MorrisLCohn
IOwenthal Same Same
MYERS Fowler Iehmeyer/ Mckeon
Holcombc /Hocomhe SonitskyIsoloIn9n
Si,npson/ Htndio Nsphalt Const/ Kelly
Ueidt/Messuri N,-ser/ bernstein
WOod/Fiske Ballct/Atwell
Bass weinberg Paper Stern/Stcrn
CarcyU'SRubbcr Feigcnbaum/F elson'm
Kurnstler/ Morgan Re Higgins
TritsChleT /rritsChler Htckty/Stoois
Harpe/ Curlctte Rosenblum/ Rosenblum
Re Sophia Hair O. I C1oak&S/ Forman
Coudert/F agan Jackson Moore
Ssuerbaum/ Hartfd l. PhelanI wentworth N
PostalI.I/ Burns SiEelschincr/Maftin
kallarlik/ salts Tex Re Block
Wheeler/Terry & y Simpson, Pavloya Bal
People .cventhsl Nardum/Powcrs
Uusson /Husson IFeigt&M/Feigl
Feldman/ Feldman Weiss Egollnsky
BaIufsum Rosenhlum/H echtlr
Moran Rose Maglino/ Schultheis
TauodyfTauody iOusc/tlayton -
JandIk INalatcsta iPease&E1 Terminal "
Hosting M/Scodcld Shaws JeW/herald
idcI/RcItzcnsteln Kleln/Sllberfed
Special Term-Part II-Seabury, J.
EN-parte matters
Special Term-Parts III. ~, V. vi, VII
and VIII. Adjourned FOR the term 49,,
Trial Term-Parts III, III, ~, " VI,
VII. VIII. IN, y, NJ, MI, NIL, MY, w,
WI, NNU and NNIII-AdJourned for the
term.
SURROGATE'S COURT-COHALAN. S.
Estate Of George Schaeicr.
WILLS FOR PROBATE-iU:3 4. VI
Hy Hohefs Eliz Marks
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Il KKOGATE'N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =.
Estate Of George Schaefcr
WILLS FOR PROBATE-iO:3 4. NJ
Hy ilohcfs Eliz Marks
Susan n Carroll Mary Iurnure
Elisa Hess Albert Idru
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CHAs. r. de CASANOVA,

agent. on premises. or
your own broker.
Tel Columbus sgss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
WEST SIDE

FOR HOMES In IN. rear country near New
York consult The Country Home League
90 West 32d street Phone $3.50 Madison
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COURT CALENDARS
Cases Will Be Called in the Order Given Below
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
-. N-nnH
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Tn. meaning Of the line /. against
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Special Term-Part I-SMlTH j.
EX-parte business.Defaults, 1880 a. m
Trial Term-Parts I, II. Ill. ~, " W.
VII and NllI-Adjourned for the term
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15

Extraordinary Values will be offered in
Won1en's Fur-trimmed Coats
(silk-lined)
made on the newest lines, of fashionable
materials, and i'm every way unusual
at the prices quoted.
Coats of Black velour velvet, with collar and
cuffs of fur and the rrlodish flare skirt
bordered with fur at S4250
Coats of wide-wale corduroy; new belted
model, srrlartly trimmed with fur, at $4,000
Many of this seasons Imported Coats and
Afternoon and Evening Wraps are NOW
marked at appreciable reductions from the
original prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
QUEEN THANKS AMERICA,
]. Grateful 10 Women for shirts
sewed for soldiers.

IoNpoS. Nov l4--Lady PaEet who
hrough, the need tor socks, shirts and
belts for the troops 10 the attention OF
American women, has received the f0l-
lowing letter from Queen Mary, through
one Of the ladies' In waiting:
The Queen Is muth touched Mt inc
very large number of socks, belts and
shirts being made and sent 70 you for our
,roops hv friends and well wishers IN the
United states. can you ind some oppor-
,unitv OF expressing 10 them her Ma
liestv's very grateful thanks for TINS
practical max os sympathy? The things
will be OF the greatest use. II is with rea
pleasure and qualification that her Maj
ostv accepts them and hopes that your
friends will continue their gifts through
you" ,ooo
Lady Paget said to-day that 1000
palrs OF socks already had been sent TO
her and that the parcels continue TO come
IN every day.
THE generosity OF my oountrywomen
and countrymen is most gratifying Lazy
paget said. MANY OF the gifts are ac-
COMMANDED by letters from women, chill
dren and shopgirls. some saying that
,hcy could spare nothing but an hour OF
Knitting daily and that they gladly gave
this leisure time TO help the men in the
trenches"
Lady Paget added that the gifts are
forwarded Immediately upon receipt I"
the men at the front and that the troop
are very grateful for them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
BRITISH HAVE NEW GUN.
weapon Throwing SIX Pound Shell
I.Ised Against Aircraft.

The British have a new gun with which
they are 10 fight -Pg4lust aircraft, accord
,rs TO the London Bid. II has been APP
proved by the war Office, but, although
many persons have seen tho photographs
and drawings, the censor will not allow
any but very meagre details to he pub
lished. The gun has been served out %
the expeditionary force IN France and
Belgium and has been mounted on maDr
points % vantage along tho east ana
south coasts OF England and throughout
London. %
The gun Is the product OF The Vickers
works. II throws 4 six pound shell over
y range OF five miles The gun itself
weighs about 1900 pounds and has re-
coil equivalent to about twelve tons It
can be adjusted Instantly to any point
horizontally or 10 any vertical range uP
10 about % degrees II is well suited 10
rspid transportation on motor chasss,
and II Is expected that 1t wall be very
effective FOR use with motor scouts as
we'll as against aircraft. II Is r rapid
Are weapon. According TO reports from
France IL demonstrated itS value very
quickly and when drst tried soon brought
down a German air scout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
WHITNEY HOSPITAL
TO BE IN BELGIUM
Robert Bacon Goes to Front TO
Arrange for Suitable
Location.
MRS. HARJEs A NURSE

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE ambulance or
ganized by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
will be assigned TO the Belgian army.
Robert Bacon, former American Ambss-
sador In Paris, has gone to the front
in Belgium to arrange for a suit lble loca-
ton.
Premier de Broquevills o, Belgium has
suggested that the selection OF loca-
ton be deferred few days until the
Belgian army occupies Ostend," and that
then II BE- established at that port. The
staT OF the ambulance, however. Is anx-
io,ls to get to the front and prefers not
TO wait. The Belgian government mas
expressed its gratitude FOR the tender or
the hospital.
The Harjes field hospital operating
on the French left wing Is receiving much
favorable comm Mt II Is Installed In a
chateau only six miles from the trenches
and thus liz able TO give immediate treat
ment. Much tetanus and gangrene have
been prevented. Tho ten motor am
balances attached to this hed hospital
have carried as many AZ 30c wounded In
q angle day
Or. James VI Worcester and Dr. Archi-
bald Strong are In charge OF the nos
pltal They have n stan OF six assistant
surgeons and SIX trained nurses. Mrs
IIaries serving with the nurses
Despa tches have been received from
Baltimore saying that nifty more motor
amhulances will be sent to France from
America IN the near future.