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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-03-27
TUMwATER.

Tuesday evening ended the series
of revival meetings that have been
held at the Baptist church by Rev.
Root.
Miss Jessie Hopp is back from Z
months visit with relatives in Taco
ma, Seattle and Puyallup.
Mrs. P. F. Cogswell entertained
the Tumwater bridge club at her
home in Olympia last Friday. Ms.
o. Mutton captured first prize and the
consolation fell to Mrs. e. Weidner.
Robert Hannah is home again after
two weeks visit in Seattle.
Gordon Hopp spent few days Of
this week in Tacoma.
Miss Evelyn Ward, Miss Jessie
Hartsuck, Miss Ella Sheriff. and Miss
Alma Kjome were dinner guests Of
Miss Dora Sumarlidason Sunday.
The Tumwater baseball team de-
feated the Brighton Park boys last
Sunday by score of 13 to IL.
Mrs. e. M. Stillwell of Seattle
brought her wee son, Edward Mea-
cham, on his first visit to his grand
mother, Mrs. w. G. Meacham, Tues
day. Miss Lula Meacham came with
her and will spend a few days with
her parents.
DR.. w. l.. Bridgford, county physi-
clan, after investigating reported
case of smallpox in it's mild form in
Yelm, ordered the schools of that
city closed this week and vaccinated
a number of children and people who
it was thought had been exposed to
the disease. DR.. BridgfOrd antici-
pates no spreading of the disease and
expects the schools to be re-opened
next week. Another light case of
in the E. Stiltner family in
the Gibson school district was also
by DR.. Bridgford and
the patient quarantined.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-03-27

ing for Canada where he expects to
work for some time.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF MN YORK -
william IL Beam a. sole acting Trustee under
fhe last wiz and Testameut Of julia sands Bfy ant.
1cceased. Plaintiff. against Sarah hatz and Others.
Defend1nts In pursuance o. Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN the
above entitled action and bearing date the 18Th day
ia said judgment named viii sell a. public suction.
al the Ixchsnge SalosrO0m. No. 1916 Nesey street.
In The Borough o. Manhattan. CITY OF New York,
fya the 9lsf day Of December. 1914. a. II O'Clock
room on that day. BY Iryan l. Kennedy. Aueiionee''
the premises directed D. said judgment 10 De sJid,
ana therein described as follows.
All that certain lOl piece OF parcel or land. with
sfe buildings and improvements thereon erected,
situate. lying and being ~ the Borough oi Man,
rattan of the CDy o. New YORK IN the County and
STATE o. New York. bounded and described as foi-
beginning at rolnt on The ees,ery side Of Sec
ouarfer inches a0uthefly. from the corner formed
~ fhe Intersection Of the said easteriy side OF
fsecoud Atenue with the socthery side of NINETY
eighih Stree running thence southery along ihe
and lhrce-Qu1Tfef inches 70 point opposite me
cenfre of party wall between The premises hereby
dssef.bed and premises adjoining same on tho Souih.
rl.uulng ihencs easteriy and parallel with sad
san paffy wal the centre thereof one hundred
fesf tbefos nOrthefy and parallel with Second
Avenue twenty -four feet nine shd ufee-qe@fter
snohes thenoe westerly and parallel with Ninety
s1other parry val hundred fcet 70 uie point or
ss,d pSesn.ses belng nov known By the stree,
Dsies New Yosk' Sorenbsr al.t 1914
j. PHILIP BERG Referee
gOHS THEAiI. Aii0rney fof Pinntn. No A. Wal
stfes;. Borough q Manhattan. CiU OF Ne"
ne following "a diagram o The property 70
b. sod. ils street number is lss5 second Avenue.
asIh e.-eet
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

l, HOUI.DER HUDGlNS, residing at Tyn,
dali Avenue. County Of The Bronx City and
State of New York. hereby declare that am
partnership name Of Hudgins & Dumas
which Arm mas transacted business In the
state of New York for more than five years
Immediately last past: that / was one OF the
general partners of the said firm OF Hudgins
q Dumas. and that the principal place OF
business OF said partnership is located al
FIfs Island, which is within the County OF
~ev Work HOULDER HUDGINS.
CITY. County AMI State OF New York. SIS:
on this 9Th day of November. 1914, before
me personally came Houlder Hudgins to me
known and known 20 me TO be the individual
described in and who executed the foregoing
instrument and ne duly acknowledged 10 me
that he executed the same.
LOUISA y. DRESSER,
Commissioner OF Deeds. OF the City OF New
York, residing in New York County. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. Certincates nleo IN
registers Ofice OF New York County and
OF County.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

9Th Street.
m. epororirlafe afngult q ths lien or charge. 70
s,isfv 0Iieh ffe abofs-dsscfibef property D. 20 BE-
sotd IA ylesen lhoqsand three hundred and forty
see doarn AID twenty siE cents ffli1f5 80. uifh
.rte-e1t fhefeol from TIE leih oay u AOyenbfr
Ief4 tzzefles NTH tie o01a ard allowance amount
- 10 Thses hufrdsed e1d nfy seven dollars and
srserfr ~enfs 1871 10j. Win Interest from NoFen'
- itA 1914 ioZffher win tle ericusfs ~ ne
.~--t. srd ssfef fatea o. other liens. which are
~ - ssyFed - the purchaser out - me p3fchasf
,ser,~y o. pad b. the kefefes, "a one hun1,si sfg
aod interest 80,
D''''' j. PHILIP BERG. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
E4action Markets
@qCj1edter City,
May Reveal Buying
Capacity of SaleSrOoms
Big Voluntary Offerings
Expected to Show Situ-
alton of Traders.

The auction market is going 10 De
severely tested this week. IL IL Is apie
70 absorb at good prices most OF the
.properties offered at voluntary saie
there will, indeed, be widespread re, re,
ioicing in the great real estate hele
of the metropolis. The prospect ot
the market emerging from the tes'
with new laulels is not at all gloomy,
although many persons who nave Iohs
been identified with real estate 70
dav are. Judging by their recent uS.
terances. firmly of the opinion lhaI
there will be listless bidding.
Auctioneer Day, who was long ago
acclaimed TO be, and rightly so, one OF
the most successful sellers OF properly
in the auction markets of New YORK.
has forme6 tho judgment that the buy
INC nublic Is now able TO take over
veil located parcels on Manhattan ana
in the Bronx and also first class sues
in choice suburban places. hIs we"
~ che auction outlook was not hastily
reached. He is as well intrencned as
anv man In this country 70 determine
what the auction marts may and may
not he expected TO do. He IS sur
rounded by a staff Of experts that the
big realty firms would like to have IN
their service. In a myriad OF ways,
information about the ssiability OF
this or that kind of property keeps
pouring into his Office, and what IS ue-
pendable is at once separated from
that which Is merely based on ruIlior.
Therefore, when he comes on luesoay
10 the Vesey st. salesrooms WIN as
fine an offering as has been seen tnere
in many moons the occasion VIII De d"
unusually important one. -.;,,
There are many pesslmlsIS sun
walking daily in Nesey st. ana these
chronic complsiners somehow never
can find any sterling qualities IN IN Ine
present day real estate leaders me
stirring times Of long ago are wha1
they continually talk about Although
still of the present, they are iivlhg III
the past. With their minds so warped
how could they possibly see anything
occurring 70 commend these days? To
a man. thew are expecting the special
sales Of Tuesday 10 be a fizzle. May
their expectations never be realized
is the wish of all persons who have
the hest interests of the real estate
world at heart.
If the market had more scientiflc
managers of property there - not
parceI. whether at voluntary or at
forced sale, scheduled TO be paced un-
der the hammer this week in the Man
haitian and the Bronx salesrooms that
would not prove TO be a most salts
factory investment holding. Not only
must property be bought or improved
at the right figure. but it must be
efficiently managed to be profitable
investment. The more the auction list
of the week is examined the more this
fact grows in prominence. Nine prop
critics in the budget, with the smudge
of foreclosure proceedings on them,
never would be in that budget II their
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
PUBLIC NOTICE.

sT1yo BfDs WILL BE REcEiyED ny TIE
te.ss1 a water ssggy a ~ ohf,s. tSsniy. @y
- 80, Ngnidy4l EuGiug PARK EDS, Centre
sffetI I/.sr>i.-. sfreSfs ssU Y0rx CITY. Until II
-, 81 T1,ss1sy. DscemDsf :. 1914. for coAirso
AIl iw ~. Ns,<ss oises snd time ths bids viii -
',,is ersfs1 ara read. Pamphlets n0ntAihinr IN.
Ks..stiss, ~, DlqG~s csa - gifsiteo a. ~ ab,s
s<,of.s. s,,,s a 1ss dlilsn ~ " cash o. ~
10 -, ~ H.. es1S ys1yhlst HOf fyfthsf DSriieu.
~ soosy " ne nm y hs f'iNepa' Ns'@'A@'
kSS'fsf - (gIAkf.ff BTaAUBs, P,ssidsnL
CHARLIE y. CHADWICK.
IOIf. ~ CALfJA
fz~res.so.e-s n ne E0srd sf Water bVgpt.
HFEyCx corn. es0stta1.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

2, al: AUG woymann. atty w McKsown. ref;
due. 81 .59s eG iaxes etc. s3f &c.
on THURSDAY.
A. "a vsssy st.:
By Joseph r. Day.
CENTRAL PARK WTsT. 1863. .. 25.2 Of
s,s S. Rs5S s s'iSg as " woh t'1d st al woodod
* L. attys; I Lud'ish. ref. due. sl'''s'' 81
18Th ST csS-sO W. IS. 5s5 " Of Broadway
75Iao'ii. s,y apt house; II : sehutts agt AeS *
Allen Realty Co Ct al; W McNiece s,yi i,G ! 81 % .
:5 s5Io1s q sy se ns sss Of 'ssps $500 '''o ~
i25TH ST. 81 W. n s, rs OF Broadway. ,5I
% a, aaSGuS' and Rd,: :'Ses CT f!SsST EsSHra ks s
atty: Z = Lindsay. ref; due. s2S'e'o io' taxes
i2oTH ST. lo9 W. 5. 10 " o. Le1oI a., 2oI .s
G. n Chappele ei al Cadwalader, 4; ;;ee @sgs "
Winthrop. ref; due. $lIl0l ga taxes etc' S'o 80
BY Henry Brady.
i12Tu ST. se7 W. =. 20 OF Manhattan Az.
1e.sSio6.li. 5 sty dwle: l. stahl AT 4 Powers
,ndy. Glmt,. ct al: saltsr q $. attys ,sS, NC
shaae re- epdS6wtY 5afi w is .s ' 7sS q Jsr
son A. % lxlOO. sty ienrnt and stores; ooheh
aFt seward Park Holding Co g al s,5.u"nsn .,a
ai,y: ! A lynch. ref; due 1881 IL taxes e'''
cow BY L. j. Phillips Co.
ss p. Nv tenlst and stores; Kspon ar Hearno
Isi %fa{ $ue. 20 SID o, sIss ETC. So IL sub to rs
"'S ''''''' BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
C4TH ST. lG9 WEST. n 5. 100 Of Amsterdam
ry 2jTlOo; ; siy ienmt; K Barber BaIbeI e, "a al AZ
Islpin. ref. due. sal s5s a: taxes. siss IS.
AT 1908 THIRD Ay
By Henry Brady.
WALTON Av. 1915. 5. l5i.5 Of l65;h 81. .sI
100: sly frame dw!s Emily stear: Ell e,; Mo,ss ss
L pora9 e; s,a al a g.. Bloeh s ,i ai'ys' 7c Moran
is4TH ST. 20s WEST. n 5. 81 OF Fordhsn 70;
ssI!s siy "a: - MaRsy R,s,, trustee R s,it. e. az
french ref: due }25.0iS 10; taxes. etc. ssl7 u.
on FRIDAY.
At Il vesey si.:
ByJ. H. Maysn.
ST NICHOLAS TER. Al 10 a. n " cor l2oth 8;
% l1xI4S: 6 sty apmt house and tJores; Wooa
due SIS ssl 80: taxes etc. :s.o75 90; sub TO first
"''S F-''' BY Henry Brady.
'TM ST. and 81 stores. G &.ns.er sGs aS a. ss aS
Allen ct al; w I. hin. atty: T ISdon. ref: QUO.
sSi .7ss 81: taxes. etc, S7s5 20 s.,o.u
s,y tenmt c W Dayton agt Cornelia Kimoal e a! .
c W Dsyton, atty; + Hunter. ref: due. s'EVo "a
' a9fH rs sf f 2lS T. SIS 2s5 Sd sy s5roO.n. ssty
ltk tsnt and stores Agerie,n 5. N's 70 Ivbes 3 ref
due, $40, ,25i IA: taxes. etc, S5oo ~
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
WAvERLEY PI. 2s and so. s 8. 62,s " Greene
81 81 l6Iso ex37 iOxsOs s sly loft and store BIDS
a. C-eenw'tch savings Bank agt Corn et al: B A
sands. atty: G Fry. ref. due. $I.Its 81: taxes
BY Joseph 7. Day.
AuNTTTA ST. 4 VS. 1911 Blocker 81. 22.l1
f5X2l IlX75, sly dwg: Wallach % sgt NJ g
Pailiser et al: A weymsnn. atty; lf7y' rei'
due. s1.l7S 70; taxes, ETC. 1913
At 32Os Third sT:
By Charles A. Berriap. -
18Th ST 228 and 2S0 H.. s, es0 " "a az. 80.
loOx irfee 4 sty teumt and stores and sv tehILt
and store: NJ A Demsrest agt " i Deane ct al
Merrill & r. sttys: b Gerding, ref, due, W.
i0S %; taxes, etc. $40 so.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
STORAGE NOTICES.
AUDUBON FIREPROOF
STORACEWAREHOUSES
AMSTERDAM AVE. AND I55TH STREET.
OEpTCF ines AMSTERDAM AVE.

OFFICE. iDs6 AMSlEnDAh HvA
Annex SOC 10sWest l95th Street;
New York, November 2srd. 1914.
To Mrs. Bethlen. II n ea,1n,
Brewer. Mr. c. l.. Comstoek' MT Mt .oD ~
saver. Mr., NJ F. Homes. Mr.. VIM Lyon
Mr.. w. J. Sloan. Lester Hutton, MT D. A.
Jones. Mr.. JOS D. Fennen. Mrs Geo: NJ
Primrose. Mr.. A. ]. Davis. ;. Brescne.' ensI
Mr.. Le Roy B. Crane. M ,,;,nsio1, n; o. Mrs
n. k. Thompson, Mr.. II. r. Gillies Wn,
Bennett, Mrs T. v Howe. Miss Emma
Moore. Jack Allen, Mrs. Marion hieih, n.s' aaI'
Tucicn r. Wells A. Borzone. May Z. Ce,es'
Milton 9. walsh Roger L. Barstow. Mrs'
NJ. samele, Mrs. ]. O'Brien. T. !; hlIpa,
rick. Mr. J. s. Kornicker' IRE W wIiisP yG
zee Frnma Heiiborn. Mrs NJ; Lassere.
Gabrielle Coroming. Mrs u = hoeIme' Ms
H. II. Cummings, Mrs Edlth Mi.cne' Wrs
HourISan. Mr.. Arthur Greonbaam' M,s' I,
Jennie Jex, Mrs W. c. Porter. MI. ~, %
Case. Mrs A. Perlmsn. Mrs. Hattie ,nr NsInr'
Mrs. Julius Foote, Mr.. Courtney seyior' %
Mrs. Blanche ALERT. Mrs l.. a. ,ssas Ms.
Mclean, Mrs. Mary Brown-fou anu snoi. i.s,a
OF you are hereby notified that the "th III
property hereinafter described having eh
pired, after due notice thereon hso peen
given you. we Will cause such pr.pe.s, "a =.
MERCHANDISE, STORED IN THE AUDUBON
FIREPROOF STORAGE WAREHo1 ST.. ST.:
NEW YORK CITY. by you or III !ou'
name Cor in which you may nave an s, hte
est), 20 be sold at public auction accoru
ing TO the statute IN such case made an anu
provided. at the warehouses, NOS. Io-o-
1928 Amsterdam Avenue. near l9otn st1svI' N,s,,
New York City. on THURSDAY. pES SEH-
BER IsTH. 1914, at 10 a. m. ana II tue
sale thereof IS not completed on SAID @ oate'
the same will be continued st tho saIl.'
place ON every Thursday thereafter ur
ginning at 10 a. m. and continuing u"eii
all the goods are sold.
AIrDT-RON FTREPROOF STORAGb
WAREHOUSES;
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
RnRorGH OF MANHATTAN.

AMERICAN BASEMENT. PRIVATE. FOR SALE
on rent furnished dwelling. five story. Otis elo-
va.ct modern IN every respect: elegantly furnished
Key At SO West seth 81.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
RecsIvERs APPOINTED.

REFEREE APPOINTED:
Supreme Court-DAVlS' J.
Bigelcw Iamb-A W stump.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Ceurt-DAVlS, J.
Theo CampfIss ID Miler-P "l.cS,s,
Greenwich Saw Bkfw ID Iewisheim-A hitehis-
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
HENRY LORSCH.
HARRY SACHS.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. surrogate
Of the County OF New York. Notice Il hereby
given 10 ali persons having claims agains:
Anna Pearson. late OF the County OF New
York, deceased. 10 present the same win
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, az his
rlace OF transactlng business at the office
~ Strong. smith & strong. No - Wall
street. In The city OF New York. on or
before the l2th day o, Feofu,fy mesr ,o,.
ALBERT l.. EBBELS.
Strong. Smith q Strong. Executor.
Attorneys for Executor,
~ wall street. New York city.
Iy PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HONOR
ABLE JOHN J.. COHAIAN. a surrogaie OF mo
County Of New York NOTICE "a hereby given 70
ali persons having claims against .lsss hss to pe.,1
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the su2serloTss
al their place Of transactlns eshe 1so pro,,ay ls
os4ce a, Charles +. Darlington, no tVV nsoaanN'
Ua a., 1,te CIV os New York or oeiofe the tNeh-
tie,h day OF May; 1918 neIi; q, No,.mb., 1914
Da,ed New York. the loth dy o. N9''i''e'' ''i''
TNfWA r SPEAR bhecu'fiees'
CHARLES F. DARLlNGION'
Atty lor EIecUtricts. -, ,,,.
100 Broadway. New YORK City. y..-
,,o,l,t,y ATFRED.-IN PURSUANCE OF
80" ~, order 61 OF Hon. John =; Cohalan. Sur
,oos,e OF the County OF New York, notice
tosa.e Va ,,,v.n 10 d. I PERSONS having claims
agafnst Alfred Howey late OF the county
20 Ne,y York deceased, 10 present the same
oi t,hS - vouchers thereof TO the subscriber az
Win 80. ~ transacting business. at No. a
bis pIaSy, -ost In the Borough Of Manhat-
~ io the city OF New YORK. on or before
,be ,i,e tenth day Of April next ~ ,o,,
D"'oN' John NJ RIDER, Executor.
r,con Goodman. Attorney for Executor ~
JaSSoSaT street. Manhattan, New York City.
-..n,,,sfIINCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
~ - y Cohalan n Surrogate OF the Coun-
o., Saw York Notice Is hereby given 20
~, re-sons havi.g claims against Marths y.
Iay'oti' 20 present the same with vouchers
o,saaseof 10 The subscriber, at his place OF
theIsoIttnt. business. No - Wall StreeS in
~ .r,.a CIV OF New York. on or before the iss
d'S s, o. New York the 10th day OF Juno.
1914 Liz" .m,nisfyato-
;7;.r,,,ITNSON. Lucy BIN PURSUANCE oF
~ - orier Of Hon John r. Cohalan. Surrofs
an an Gointy OF New York. Notice Is hereby sisen
o. i w nelson's having claims against lucy b Hutch
20 n - Ia,e of Nantucket Island Mass. deceased.
30 nr,sent the same with vouchers thereof 10 ths
~ usau Street In the City Of New YORK, On or
1000 the Slst day OF May next -
Da,ed New York the lith day Q, Novembef isis'
FREDERICK TREVOR NIL.
yprprRIcK TREVOR NIL, Attorney for Ers.u-
Tor So Wall street. Borough of Mammalian. New
York city "
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
County OF New York, notice i hereby given
10 Ali persons having claims against Elis-
sbeth /. Purdy. late OF the County o, New
York deceased TO present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the ruhscriber. at his
plece OF transactins business. No. 10 Wall
Street, In The city VI New YORK, on or
before the 3ist day OF December next
Dated. New York. tho 26th day OK June
~ ANDREW PuRpY. Administrator
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

FOR HOMES In the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League.
40 West 32d street Phone 1850 Madison
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

PROSPECT Av. cor Kelly ST. cor store: North
American Wall Paper Co TO Henry Kuver. 99I
1880 St. 5 yrs from May !. 1914 atty. Henry
Kuyer g9s T lG3d St. $500 20 Sl.2O0
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
RECORDED LEASES.
NOVEMBER 2s.
Manhattan.
The Bronx.

ID Az. 1889. cor store and front basement is1or
10 yrs from Jan /. 1885, atty. l. kunen. So2 BwSy.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
no % rAr COiI

SUPhtMt COUhI-DItaDis
Jacob Marx Mar Lea hoelOle
Sane iSame-Same - r.L,.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

JOSEPH LIN pursuance %
an order OF Hon. John p. Cohalsn, Sur
rogate OF the County Of New York notice ls
hereby given TO ali persons having claims
against Joseph l.. Holsnder, late OF the
County OF New York. deceased 10 present the
same. with vouchers thereof. to the subscrio-
ers at their place Of transacting business
at the Office OF Harry A. Gordon. No. $40
Broadway, IN the City Of New York. on or
before the 18th day OF May next
Dated. New York, the i2th day OF Novern-
Anr
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Part I-TOMPkINS. J.
Case on trial. Remainder o. calendar over until
December term.
SURR06ATE'S COURT SAWYER. S.
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Emma Haar John Oskerion
william Morris Della Smeath
Bertha BroSge Elizabeth Qunby
TRUSTEES ACCOUNTING.
Elizabeth Gardiner
ACCOUNTING.
Mary A McGuirk
ADMINISTRATORS ACCOUNTING.
Anna NJ FarbuSh
TO PAY CLAIM
Margaret II Maynard
ESTATE.
julia w wilkins
GUARDIANS ACCOUNTING.
Yedor infants
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
Adolph CsnsDi
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Hon. John Z. Cohalan. a Surrogate OK
the County OF New York. dated July 3oth.
1914. notice is hereby given To all persons
having claims against Edward Mlchaeils.
late Of the County of New York. de-
ceased. TO present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers. At their place
OF transacting business. No. zig Broadway,
Borough OF Brooklyn, IN The CITY OF Ne"
York on or before the cath day OF Febru-
any next.
gust. 1914
HARRY MICHAEIIs.
EMANUEL ALLMAYER,
LOUIS J ALTKRUG, Executors
Attorney for Executors,
7f9 RroadwaV RrOOslyu.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

QUEENS COUNTY.
COUNTY COURT.
Trial Of Equity CaUses-HUAnHREY. J-io a. m.
FerriJ Crest lmpt Co DIttmari Lambert
Roe Grot1 DeutschI. / Const Co
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

soI,IF. EDMUND FIN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon John p. Coha an. sur
roeate OF the County OF New York notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Edmund F Soue. late OF Mutnomah
County. oregon. deceased. TO present tho
same with vouchers thereof. to the subscrib-
er AT her place OF transacting business. AZ the
office OF charles G. Kalbfesch. NO y Cedar
StIeet Borough Of Manhattan. IN the city OF
New York, on or before the 18th day OF
March next.
her 1914 BELLE Il. s. BRI ANr,
Administrative.
CHARLES G. KArBF' SCH. Attorney for
AdmInistratrlX. = Cedar street. Borough OF
Manhattan Neg York Ciy.
rORsCU JENNY. in PURSUANCE or
an order II the Hon. John =. Cohalan.
Surrogate OF the county % New York, notice
ta hereby gwen go al pe sons having claims
against Jorny Lors,h. late OF the County or
New York, cereas1.. 70 present the same
with vouchers ghcrea. 20 the subscribers &C
tbeir place Of trauaacting business at the
ofice OF I.sventri;t. Cook & Nathan. No. III
Rroadway. Borough of Manhattan, City or
New York. on or before the 10Th day or April
next. .., o-..,..
i'i'' HENRY LORSCH.
HARRY SACHS.
Executors
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
STATE.
c0lIRT OF APPEALS.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Appellate UNisI0n--Hccess.
Appellate Term-Rec'ss.
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TJTICATED MOTIONS.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COuRT.

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New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

Dated. New York September both. 1914
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The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-27
GERMANY MAKES
 NO OBJECTIONS
HAS NOT EXPRESSED DIsAPPRo. VAL OF PRESIDENT WILSON'S
 MEXICAN POLICY.

Berlin, Feb. 26.-The German foreign office today emphatically den jed a report published in America that Germany had expressed to the state department it's disapproval of President Wilson's policy in Mexico and had suggested that the United States was making a serious mistake in not recognizing Provisional Presi- dent Huerta.
 Germany, it is pointed out, persists iE her attitude of reserve on this sub- tocl, leaving the United States to work out it's policy toward Mexico without interference. The German has. it was said, from time to time when German subjects in Mexico have suffered protested directly to the government of Mex GO and repeatedly has received as- sistance in obtaining satisfaction through American consuls.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-27
V TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.

Ali parties desiring any changes in their places of business in the tele- phone directory or wishing telephone service installed, so that their names will appear in the directory, must notify the manager at once as the copy for the directory will be turned over to the printer on March 1, and no changes can be made after that date. 2-24-3t
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-27

Don't miss the big sale at the Hub.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-27
CHlCAGO'S SCHOOL FIGHT.

Chicago, Feb. 26.-Mayor Harrison announced today that the city would appeal from the ruling of Superior Judge Foell, who yesterday virtually reisntated the four pubic school trustees removed from office a few months ago by the mayor.
 The four busted trustees, whose op. position to Mrs Ella Flagg Young as superintendent of schools caused a storm in the school board will not have an opportunity to resume their seats, it was said, because an appeal to the supreme court could not be decided before the mel's terms would expire in Judy.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-27

GET IT AT HALLS.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-27
ROBBERS SENTENCED,

Mansfield, La, Feb. 26--J. N. John son and w. G. Cole. who pleaded guil- ty to robbing the Bank of Logans- port at Logansport of $6,000 several weeks ago today were sentenced to fourteen years each in the peniten- tiary All but s2 of the money was recovered Johnson is said to be from Dallas, Tex. and Cole is from Joaquin. Tex
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-27
The Best coush Medicine.

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