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Mr. and Mrs Edgar C. Mr.. and Mrs. n L
Alderman Livingston.
Mrs John +. Aisxsn. Mr. and Mrs Hamilton
der. Mclean
sydney Barraclough. Nanni Marcoux.
Ivan Caryli Campbell Morgan
X r. Cham berlain. The Right Hon. Sir
Duke and Duchess Ar Edward Morris
turo De Maio Du Capt Frank Parker.
E n. Eckerson. MI and Mr.. Horace
Cant r z, Ferguson. u rinp,on.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Henry Russell
Mr.. Peter Cooper ssssS $500, "
Mrs Leopold Hlrsch Mr. and Mira Arthur
Mr.; and Mrs Arthur Toihnn,er:
Henry spies Kip. M. and Mrs A. H.
Marc Klaw. Wheeler.
BY the Red Star Line steamship Lap
land for Dover and Antwerp:
Mr. and Mrs. II, W. Mr.: and Mira }, A.
Mr. ' and Mr.. W. C. Mr.. and Mrs ". G.
Blodgett McDonaid
M and Mrs Horace Franco. ou%e. =.
.scher M and Mrs James
-" w H a"% ' "''' M "U AND Mr.. NJ. n
Arthur O. lockwood Treadweii
y Vernon Mann.
Ry the Cunard Line steamship Car
pathia for Mediterranean ports:
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Mr. and Mrs u. O.
Nj H'': ana Mr.. E D. Nj; 's s"d NJ. G.
Mrs William R. Bur. Nj rs Charlie. b, Quinn.
nev. by.
W Cadwaliader. Mrs George C. Rohb
DIR Otis A, Glazebrook. MIR. and Mrs Charles
J. c. Schurman. IL Wills.
BY the North German Lloyd steamship
Princess Irene for Mediterranean ports;
DR. y. H. Albee: Mr. and Mrs Everett
Samuel Bancroft. Jr. Fowler.
Nj. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mrs John II.
c. Bates Hawley.
Mrs. II Roswell Bates william l. Marcy
Mr., and Mrs John p. Mr.. and Mra George
Benson Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
c. BOldt. Jr Obermeyer.
Mr. and Mira william Mr. and Mrs. W. L
Dudley Foulke. Tompkins.
BY the United Fruit Company's steam
ship Pastores for the West Indies and
Panama:
Mira A. b. Forbes. Mr.. and Mira Trov.
Dr. NJ LILLIAN Martin. bridge Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mr.. and Mrs Charles
r. Branson. l., Holmes.
II. ID. L0undbury.
by the Hamburg American Line steam
ship President Grant for Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg:
Mrs., Fanny Mitchell Or, Alfred /. Ellie
Dole Mis- ANos NAnsAsiA
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Brsdstreet's reports ?ss bushes. failures
IN the United states during the week
against go FOR the previous week and 2ss
In 1919: $50 In 1912. 260 in 1911 and 2s2 in
1910 The Middle states had NJ. New Eng
land &c, southern ~. Western IS, North
western 20 and far Western al Canada had
%, against ~ for IN. preceding week
About ~ per cent of the total number OF
concerns failing had capital Of 5000 or less
and ]. per cent. had from 5000 10 $40. 900
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THE SEAGOERS.
Many Departures for EnGlHnd ana
Mediterran Ports.

Sailing by the white Star Line steam
ship Olympic for Plymouth Cherbourg and
tha
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GREESBERG BROS, cloak manufacturers.
10 East Twenty-siXth street, with rstoIi
stores IN South Norwa!k. Conn. and 81
Paul, MINI. have nled schedules In bank
assets s27..s.. consisting of stock. Us, 900
MIXTURES: 1000; accounts, sls0l2 and
notes. 1850 The First National Bank OF
ST Paul Is n creditor Tor s 900 for In, ma
FRANK l., .SHoLES dealer In once sun
piles, 500 broadway, has He'd schedules In
assets Lac. consisting OF stock Sits.
fixtures. 3.l0; accounts. :l79. and casn'
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Receiver Appointed.

zvCKER LEVETT 4 I.OEB COMPANY
Judge Hough has appointed NJ. A. Henke,
receiver for the Fucker g. Levett a Lo.b
Company. manufacturer of siectropIat eys'
si.oVe. With authority to continue busin ess
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BY VIRTUE q: II executions on liens |
bernstein' auctlonaer, sells March 2sth lsi.
10 A, NJ, at First street, Manhattan barrel
OF vanilla extracts, furniture, safe and onp
WeheT Bros. plano No, 79022
u. McGONiGLE Marshal
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Discharge From Bankruptcy.

JACOB NoRwALK, sc East 18th s,r..,
formerly a cloak manufacture, has b..n
granted discharge from bsnkruptcv nv
Judge Hand Mr.. Norwalk nled a 'peti,,on
on February .. 1911, with liabilities Salsa
and no assets He lost heavily In tho
panic of 1907 in real estate opera lions INV
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. southes-
New England and New jersey. rain
to-day, Tomorrow fair. with slowly
risinE temperature, strone cnst.
shifting To north winds.

For northern New England. cloudy prob.
ably rain to-day: tomorrow. fplr with rising
temperature, moderate variable winds
For western New York. cloudy TODAY: to-
morrow fair ard wr-mcr. 81 northeast.
winds. diminishing
NEW YORK. May l3--Thc storm from
the lower Missouri Valley moved eastwood
ana was central over Indiana yesterday. Vi'h
rain still failing ai few places ir 'tn CON
trail states. IN The lake rcglons AMI ct-tv ,rI
over Now York and Wv England
In other parts NJ tho country ITO wot'hot
was generally fair and the pressure high.
except In the extreme Southwest whore
there was moderately low area
Temperatures were hiRher Tn enc pilteuI.
states and generally lover elsewhere. -
pccialiy IA the middie N'iuu'i, Hni $cv
England states and over 'hc Missouri NI'sy
and the eastern Rocky Mountain slope
An area OF hish pressure central aver me
Dakotas and eastern Montana brought freez.
ing temperatures into those states and Wyo-
ming and Nebraska.
In this city the day WAS cloudy and cooler
wind fresh northeast to brisk northwest.
average humidity. - per cent; barometer.
corrected to read 20 sea leVel. at y NJ.
2s.9S. T. NJ. 80 90.
The temperature In this city yesterday. ~.
recorded by the offlclal Thermometer, is shown
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FORECLOSURE sAIEs.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Co,'NTY
OF NEW YORk--CHARLEs A. SiiERMA AN.
a. e.. Epxsssntqr etc. riaintir. against JULIE A.
In pursuance n; Of "a ,udsmen, " Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above; emitted action. and bearing date the
thu, referee In said judgment named. vii.
Gel, at public auction; at the Exchange
borough Of Manhattan. civ OF New York.
on the 9th day of May. 1914. NJ IL O'clock
noon on that day. by HERBERT A sHER
said judgment 20 be sold. and therein de
scrihed as follows:
ALL that certain 10, OF land, with The
Of New York on the northerly side of Iefth
street. between sixth and Seventh Avenues,
eide Of iss,h street, ds,an, one h hunarcd and
from seventh Avenue as widensd: thence
HHsnus and parity ,Rr@asS the ~' reui-e 's q
tween I2sth and Firth streets thence cas-,
erly along said centre line of the block sixteen
parallel with Seventh Avenue and partiy
through the centre of party wall ninety
nor,herly side of i2sih street; ana thonce
westerly along the northerly side OF i:e,h
thu. roiu, or place Of beginning
Being the same promises conveyed to said
and recorded In tho New York Register
Office In 1.iber 1881 q con'cyances, page
Dated New York. April soth 1914
CHARLES N BEATTiE. Referee
BOWERS SANDS, ATTORNEYS for Plsin,in
g CEDAR street Manhattan New York
The following /, a diagram of the prop.
IVES. l,6,h Street:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
NoRk Charles g. Mollef - al, Phiuufs
against Harrison ~ Arnold 81 a.. De
fendants
In pursuance ~ fudgmeu, Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the
sis, day ~ March. lsl, l. me Gndersigned
tn" referee la said iuign' at named, Will
sell AZ public auction. 40 the ~. change
~nlesroom. ~ 14-it Nesev Street. iu 'he
on the 18Th day OF MaN, ifl4. ~ !. o'clock
noon on mat daN. by Il rHDENI\ ~
GRAHAM. AuctiDueer the p'rWis"' dire ted
hs said judgment 20 Doe sold amt therein de
CO." parcel of land. with the dwelling house
thereon erected, situate, Ntng AMI being iu
the Twelfth ward 81 m" ti'y ~ Sew Nurk.
bounded and described ~ follows. Wa :
liu" of ON" hundred and 'wsui' sixth street
distant two hundred Hud thirteen feet and
seven inches EasterlN from the point of
Intersection of said lin" with tho l. ts'er.N
line Of lrunN OttrlN called SiN'h' Avenue.
as n.w "lIruea en- e.iAo''sHcl, G> ,'%,Ms,
IeuoN Avenue ninety nine t""i rnd e.etrf.
inches thence Et~terlF H."uf She middle
I'm. Of the block seventeen feet ana '@n
inches thrnee Soutucfa. par, '"I Win LenoN
10 one hundred and twenty SIKH street. AMI
thence Westerly along tho Norfhef'Y TINE ~
said street seventeen fec and '"u IN hos "a
the point or place OF beginning, N" Eds'-
ing house being pariy walls
Dated. New York. Apri l.. lsi4
PHOENIX lNGRAHAM Referce
BOWERS & SANDS Attorneys for rltiu'i~s
- cedar street. Manhattan. Sew York.
Tho following e diler,m " the rroper'y
90 he sold; ~ stree, NumNer Is 80 West
i'G'h street
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SALVATION ARMY HEAD
WANTS TO BE SHERIFF
Major Wimchrll Of Jersey city
Has plift Platform for
Down and Outs.

Major Wallace Winchell. head of the
Salvation Army Industrial Home, 2is
Erie street. Jersey CITY. who has been
working among the down and out for
twenty eight years has decided TO 20 into
politics to upl,tt Hudson county. II Com
mauder Miss Booth aud her fellow off =
GERS have no objections he will become "A
candidate for the nomination FOR sheriff
AT the Republican primaries IN the fall
The Major has introduced many In
noVatons IN Jersey CITY that have made
friends for the Salvation Army Under
his management the Industrial Home has
grown 10 be AN important Institution. 1t
gives shelter 10 hundreds OF homeless
men annually and provides them with a
llvelihood-and pay-until they get on
their feet
The Major once spranR a surprise on
Saturday night drunks IN Jersey city by
organizing lag rescu" brigade, the
members OF which patrolled the streets In
the lower part of the city with stretchcr
and carried the helpless to his salvation
Army bungalow" where they were
treated with hot coffee until they sobcrcd
up. Then he prayed with them and let
them go. The brigade saved many men
from spending Saturday night and sun
day IN Jail
"If elected" said Major Winchell last
night, II would couple mercy with sever
ity. I would undertake 10 organize a spe'
Clal treatment for the common drunka-d
who IL not IN the ordinary sense or the
word a criminal and should not be locked
up with thieves I would undertake tc
nrd provision FOR the family ~ the man
who IL serving his sentence. would or
gauiz. an employment agency for the
man. who after satisfying justice viii b'
able to secure a position and not he driver
10 despair by a cold ana heartl"ss world
which hitherto has branded him as an ex-
convict Give him chance AMI he vii
| make as good u citizen AZ you VI l."
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Charles A. sherman 81 al, ~ EN-
ecutors and Trustees etc. Plaintiffs, against
Leonard -. Jerram and others Defendant@.
and sale. du'y made and entered In the
above-eutitled action and bearing date the
ian day of April, .9lt |. The uuIersiIu"d.
the referee IN said judgment named. viii
room 40. i+-lo Nesey street IN the borough
OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York on the
1871 day Of MAY. i.li; a. l. o'clock noon on
the premises directed hy said judgment to
be sold. and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lo', piece or parcel 81
thereon erected. situate wing aud heiug In
the Borough OF Manhattan. city of New
York. bounded and described o. follows:
BEGINNING az point IN N" Norther'N
street distant four hundred and twenty
,wo feat six inches East@ly from ihs.
Intersection OF the Noriheriy side OF
one hundred and twenty eighth street
az widened thence running Norther.y
parallel with I"noN Avenue part Of the way
through a party wall niuety-nine feet eleven
inches thence Easteriy. paralie, Win SAID
twelve feet six inches. thence Southerly.
again parable with LenoN Avenue ninety
of one hundred and twenty eighth street
and thence Westerly along the Nor'herly
side OF one hundred and twenty -eigh h
street twelve feet six inches to the point or
known by the street Number Fprty-nNe go
West one hundred ana tweniy-eirhth street.
Dated New York April y; 1914
BOWERS & SANDS. ATTORNEYS for plaintiffs,
A. Cedar street. Manhattan. New York
20 %" s"ld. - street Number = q West
fss'h Stree
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

SID ST. ll5 10 1is E-Abrahsm Hohr 81 al
agt ~ East sam street Realty CO, owner,
Rosenberg. rpCr. contractor t-a" ~
45rH IT. 80 W-Gross ShuIman hst Ar-
thur Brisbane and \ u 90, Inc owners
Artor, strand contractor. ..... ...... sos
NTH ST. ~ E-WiiiHm Hoffman agt
JAfco Realty q Holding co, Inc owner
Frank Locker. contractor ....,..,.... Vol -
lOgTH ST. lO- E-,MaN SaNedon agt Minnie
I.even. owner. Louis Wal'nu, contra
.gTu ST. 30 and ~ W-iiirschhorn SChoen-
berger 4 kri-g-r hgt Rorkbrldge Realty
20 Inc, owner-Nictoria Bnlldlnk ana
Construction 60. contractor, Theodore g
II lein sub contractor ...... .t....,.. $500
18TH ST. FL l. Heating a Co Hgt Mary
\ Nicoll. Henry Amerman and charles
Brown, owners; Henry smith building
co Inc contractors. ........... WI. 90
Br1ax.
TI\TON Az. III Nicholas Gregoria 60,
Inc ACT Aena aLd Nathan kraNitz, owners
and contractors ,........... ....' WV
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

6lST ST. 2O6 W. str and c--Isaac y ElSin
to Hyman Tam'tr' ~ ~ az VI r from
May l. I'I'' h''S' S'"t iar''' ~ i.rn,io
Az 49, ls5 str ana b-Rosie moths''ih 10
In,Ius nrs'h p Is4 '"o' ." premises $50
AMSTERDAM Az, az aI--Ndam SINUS
and ano to Aubrey springer on pre.'se a.
Yrs from May ], 1914 ':''''.' ~ ~
nth Az, 1Et store, ana rour above sore
hy Mehr'ens 10 hE E''' ,,,' ~ r,n In
sN,,' yrs rom MAY j. !'I'' "li'S' l..uS son
H. - BwhN 1920. ..t..., .t......- -. ~, 100
t0rH ST ll5-lls W ilst S. lli-llh W, soth
ami 2lst floors W"si 1Oth a tlst ~ htaliy
90 TO Manning Maxwell Moore" Inc, OF
New Jersey. 10 ~ ron MAJ lSlt;
tsTu ST HG A. :" ,I.on" 4, neal EV;DVe
GO to Myrr Hoi'."O, ."s II "Nth 81, u yrs
from May J. lti ..'..'..'' :. - s5,'oO
l2,lh ~ 50, " '"'' room y Ttnoem-
10Th ST. yr from sept /, lslt atty,
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHlNGToN, May l@-1h"s" army
orders were Issued;
Major G. s Ford. Medical Corp. relieved
from treatment at walter Reed Genera.
Hospital, District OF columbia, to ofnco ~
SURGEON General Of the army.
First Lieut.. g. Il, iialg. Medical rorps, 90
Walter Reed General Hospital, District of
columbia
Capt. Il. II GoldthwRit", Medical Corps,
TO Walter Reed General Hospital District ~
Columbia
Cant j II. Bailey Medical corps from
Fort II q wright Sew York 20 Fort Ham
iltou, New York
serve Corps to Fort Jay Now York.
FIRST Lieut. u. W. Kennard, Medical Re
serve Corps, to Texas city Tex
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The approximate amount ot The lien or
charg-, To- satisfy which the above -ies, r!hed
property II 10 he sold Is SIX thousand seven
hundred ana seVenty-eight and go 100 Dol
lars. with Interest thereon from the loth DAY
OF April. 1914. together with the costs ana
allowance amounting - Thre" hundred
eleven and s1-l0o f3ll.s7l Dollars, with In
tersst from April l4th. 1914. together with
the expenses Of 'hr sale The appru NimAte
amount OF the taxes. assessments aud water
rates. or other Hens. which are 20 he allow ed
- the purchaser out OF the purchase money.
ar paid hN the Referee. = SiNtN sA and
= 100 tttf - Dollars ami Interest. SniI
promises viii he sold subject to- any state
~ facts which an accurate survey would
show
Dated. New York. April Is 1914
FREDERICK n VppMBS. Referee.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

18TH ST. lds W--Henry Ginsburg agt Fred
orick Brueck 81 nj. June -. 1919. $50
10TH ST, :. bet Broadway and West End
aN-Samuel spais-r agt sed ~ Realty 60
- al, Feb II. 1874 ..... ......... s4Oj. 30
SAME PROPERTY Morris Nolnnger ct al
agt same \oy -. 1919. ........... az. $50
18TH ST. n l3tS Broadwsy-Pascal
Cohn agt II West 2ith ~ 60, Inc NOV ~.
SAME PROPERTY Adolf Weiss agt same.
h NE r IL lsi1 .Morri: Levi 90 ~ a.
same july 80. 1919. ....,..,..........t 67
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Tho approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above descrlb
property IL to he sold Is sla.i23.33. with In
terest thereon from the Bird day OF April,
1914 together with the costs and allowance
amounting to t3t3.5l, with Interest from
April i7th 1914 together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments ana water rates or other
liens which are to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid
by the Referee. Is Sl.51ll5 and interest.
said premises Will be sold subject to any
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show,
Dated, New York April 30th. 1914.
CHARLES NJ. BEATTlE, Referee.
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LIS pENDE<S.
Manhattan


PARK Az. -. 7aii io7th st. :3xIa-
Analie u. Nries agt Nicholas Seedorf
ct al foreclosure ~ mortgagep: atty, Il
Pitske
EI.DRiDGE ST as to :ia-Greenwich saw
ings Bank aRt Minsker Realty Cn ct al
foreclosure of mortgage. atty A
Sands.
MADISON Az. cor lOsth St 81 ilxsS--
benjamin Bearman agt Jacob stone
faction to recover y part OF store and
basement; attys Myers 4 Schwersenski
lilST ST. i0i to los W-RentGl Mortgage
Securities Corp agt The Inter city Land
and Securities 90 ~ al foreclosure -
mortgage. atty. Ht Mansfield
iitTH ST - WI state Realty CO art
Isaac D.utsch 81 al ,specihr performance.
atty. - GnllStpn-.
LOT s. block Il. on map Of NJ pes Estate
Frederick h :; John dgt Joseph William
krsurr rt al tOr"clos OF MFG, ATTY, J
Levy
23qTH ST : 81 Fulton 81, GoNloo--
Emma Laul dgt Mercedes Bo"sche e. al
tt1r-clos Of mtg. ATTY, - Davis
e3gTh ST. :, Al Fulton - 5oNl00--
Emma Laul agt Mercedes Bocsche ~ Al
,fnrccins Of mtg; atty, - T. Davis.
li5TH ST. :. $50 " ST AIMS az. 2t6Ngs 9.
Caroline NJ Behrken ngt Andrew Kitchen
Realty co. Inc, 81 al foreclos 90 mtg
attys. Efrrs A. Abb"rlty
LOT -. block "sil, section II, on az maj
simeon barber agt Lloyd u NaddrA
- ~ 'pc'ion to forccl">r 'tN Hem. ATTY
IL swain.
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SAMi'Ei. Z. VAN nl.,E~
81 RROGATEs' NOTICES.

INTERMElEN, IIENki-ln pursuance Z
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler =
Surrogate OF the County OF Sew YORK. notice
10 hereby given to all persons having claims
against Henry lniermeyer. late OF the
County Of New York deceased. to present
IN. same with vouchers thereof. go the sub
scribers at their place of transaCting busi-
ness at the cfnce Of Maxwell Davidson, their
attorney. No i7O broadway, In Tn" Clty OF
New York on or before the 2sth day "
July next Dated, New YORK, the I'm day
OF January. 1914 ....,,,,.,.
WALTER INTERVIEWER
JACOB WERNER. Executors
MAXN,EI.L DAVIDSON Attorney for sx-
ecutors 40 broadway. Manhattan. New
York City.
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Baldwin JARED In pursuance OF an
srdsr OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate OF the County of New York. notice
against Jared O. Baldwin. late Of the County
Of New York deceased, TO present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers At
their place OF tTansGctins business at the
ofYice of the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company In the Borough Of Manhattan. No
l78 hroadway City of New York. on or be-
fore the 10th day OF June next
Dated, New York. tho 18th day OF No
vember 1913.
JARED q BALDWIN. Jr.
ALFRED r BALDWIN
EyeCut0rs
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iee,h

The spproNimnt. amount ~ the Hon or
charge. t. satisfy whi,A the above j ~ iIhed
property is to lac sold, IL Twelve thousand
tSi2 bUl.,7' with interest thereof FROM ~"
l9th day Of Mar h. lsl4 together win th-
costs and allowance amounting 90 THE"
hundred siNty and lt-loO $3.50 a. p"llat :.
WIN interest from March a'st lbi' i%f"ih,r
with thr ,Nprus-- the sale TN" di'
pruNim,tc a'uourt o( taxes As~'~-iu' rf =
and water rates or other lirus VIII, y
are 90 Ne al.oW"d 30 the purchaser oui ~
~ 81 3.,Ht and Mt"lrst S0id PROMISES
VII NE sod sHN'e'' 80 amy s'ni" Of tt''s
which an accurate survey WOULD show.
Dated N.w Work. Npri' i. 1914
rIlbENlN iNGltAliAM. Referee
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APARTMENTS TO LET-fIRNIsHED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. near llGth street
Attractive front apartment overlooking river,
delightfu.lN cool seven rooms two baths
Will sub let Tor summer fully furnished silver
and linen included. terms reasonable. AppIy
Room l0l?. g. West sam street Tel. Gree
f.N
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Rrondwny TrxMc !. blocked.

An automobile belonging 10 william A.
Prime of II Fast S'Nenty-"iEhih street
ran into AN excavation AT flftN-thT
street and Broadway last night ana
traffic WAS held up for AN hour. incon-
yienc,ns hundreds Of homebound theatre
goers.
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Arrived TUESDAY. MAY ~.
So Finland 10 \. NJ Antwerp. MAJ
IS kronprnzcs sin tccilic. ZIP =. VI Bremen.
MAY
= Hamburg or \ NJ Palermo. April ~.
- Mime hAha 1 IS \ NJ, iDndon. MAY .
- Nyndam. 1000 \ NJ. rotterdam. MAJ .
- President Lincoln. 6.2D = VI Morday. Ham.
bury. iprll ~
- VI lnuol Cavo i:-o NJ. Cadl April -
SO AaS lAndS u \ NJ naples. April -
- Erny ? " Oran. Aprii 20
= lmkcntuIm. SO J.. NJ Monday, Hamburg,
April 20
- prinz Enc Friedrich 6;o' p NJ Kinc-
ton. MAY 3.
- Nicnoas Ounce = p NJ Port Antonio,
May =.
- CAROLYN. . ~ \ " san Juan MAY T.
- Vague. 20 \ NJ. san Juan MAY :.
- TcuHdorcs. luW y. NJ Monday. colon
MAY 6
- CIV ~ Columbus. savannah, MAY o.
- toncho Galveston May
- Californian. Norfolk. MAY d.
- Kaiahdin. Georgetovn G.. Mays
- luNan, Baltimore. May 10
- santiago, brunswick May ..
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Ks Kaiser Wilhelm n AZ Bremen.
IS Hclig Olav. at Christiansand
- Nadcrland. At Antwerp.
- pannOnid. at Gibraltar
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
s. Sjampals. from Genoa
IS Lacapa. from santa Marta.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.


existing briN e-u samuel q, Van pu.en
Lewis l.. Nhbpt' aud HicharJ " L!ppincut,
under the hrm nam" pt ~ kerson. Van
OF the death OF ia" sH.u Lew T. !. Abbott, and
WHEREAS. said partnership had iraus-
aCx,d business - ia" CIV II Sew York
StGte "f New lorh. Too period of three
years and upward, ana
WHEREAS. he business which was f,r.
merry conducted 10y SAID partn"rsAlp con
snip nhs" continue. =" hr u~ri hy the
said samuel e. Van Dus,u and "a hard II
Lppinrott Who Intend {" 'nutii.e IA" use
% SAID urm lam" of 'bioA"rsou. \tu baseu
NOW. THEREFORE,. We ssmu,! g Van
Du-en and ri II LippincptL Pursuant
10 the statute Ia such case made 5ni pro
vided' do hereby certify and declare 'hat
the only persons dealing AMI intending to
deal under said arm nam" OF bickrr.on Ntu
busen Co are Samue' e. Van pu~~u.
street. Manhattan Borough. CTS and STATE
OF New York and Richard II IAppInratt
who's. place NJ residence t. No. !. Has, s-th
street. Manhattan borough, CITY aud state
81 business - said firm t. 81 =. - II
street Manhattan Borough, cry AMI = 90.
OF New York.
SAMUEL. q. VAN pl'SEN
RICHARD u IIrpiNCorr
sr W MI, AZ y vGAKKrrE;NNrEH IS 80 D''h
COUNTY or NEw YORK
ON his lst day Of May. lelt before ma
per~naiiy Appeared SAMUEL VAN
pusEN and hlclIARp J. l!rriNCoTr
be the individuals described In ami Who
executed the foregoing Certificate. and hey
sev-rsNy duly ackn"w lodged to me that
lseaIl WILLIAM n CARPENTER
notary Public New York county 40 :i5.
N-M Nnrk Nrsl.'rr ~ loNf
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Bronx

co. trus. TO Variety Photo Plsys Co. 10
yrs from May I, 1910 atty. W +
Rogers. % Cedar st................s 80. 900
Bronx.
MORRIS Az. 1908. " cor 10th 81. all
Checchina CaruCci to Bernard Crausmun,
$50 l. l7.d II, yrs from Apr |. lSli
attys Goldfein 4 W 35o Bway S2.5sl. 20
lssTH ST. 80 l.. sll--koy Elmer Realty co
to Louis Tender. j5> T. lslst st. yr
from Apr I. 1914 with privilege yrs
renewal: attys, Goldfein ". 3bO Broad
way Observation-Disclosures. s. 500
ls2p ST si3 T.. store-Ioui-- Budelmau to
Julia Conner i2s Ridge az Lakewood.
y i, yr- from Mar I. 1914. atty.
Julia Connell l2s Ridge av Lakewood,
y j ............-t. ......... 1855 TO 1850