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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
TO ANNOUNCE N. H.
UNSCRAMBLING
Elliott To Be Reelected at
Meeting To.day-Barney
Will Quit Board.

d. Newton Barney, the last Of the
directors of the Mellen regime, is eX-
pected 70 retire from the board of the
New Haven at the stockholders an
Lual meeting to be called TO order in
Harmonic Hall, New Haven, at noon
to-day. Samuel Rea, president of the
Pennsylvania. is also expected TO re-
tire from the board because of the
pressure of other business.
There will be no opposition TO the
reelection Of Howard Elliott as presi-
dent, and the board Of directors, with
one or two exceptions in addition TO
those above noted, is expected to be
reelected without q contest.
At to-day's meeting Mr.. Elliott Is
expected TO report that the decree for
the "unscrambiing" Of the system has
been obeyed as far as practicable in
the time that has elapsed by the trans
ferring Of the Boston g. Maine and the
trolley lines in Rhode Island and Con-
necticut to trustees previously agreed
upon, and that substantial progress
has been made in the matter Of the
steamship lines. The negotiations lead
ing up 10 the entering of the decree
will be reviewed and the approval Of
the stockholders asked.
The directors Of the company were
in session late yesterday afternoon in
the company's Offices in the Grand
Central Terminal. and last evening in
New Haven, arranging for the details
of to-day's meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
KeLLERD WINS FILM SUIT
Jury Holds Yonkers Equal to
France for Atmosphere"

A jury In the Supreme Court yester-
day accepted the theory Of John e.
Kellerd, the actor, that the atmosphere
Of Yonkers was just as good as that Of
France for the making of moving pict-
ures of "Manon Lescaut," and there
fore gave Kellerd a verdict for SIZE.
Kellerd was engaged to pose with
Lima Cavalieri for the "Manon Lescaut"
films, for which he was to receive 81,
GOO. Yonkcrs was to be the scene OF
the production. Then the Playgoers'
Film Company, which was having the
pictures made. decided that they would
have 10 go TO France to get the proper
atmosphere. Kellerd was about to open
an engagement in this city and could
not GO TO France. even for a promised
increased compensation. Thereupon
the film company gave him $3.50 and
dispensed with his services.
The actor sued, contending that the
pictures could just as we'll have been
taken IN Yonkers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR TIE PURCHASE OF
Scrap rail offered for sale boy The Panama
Canal ard which IS no longer needed
sealsd proposals win Ice received AZ the
rElco OF the General Purchasing Ohcer' Inc
rlpsrna Canal. Washington, ID. c.. until
osO a. m. November It. 1914. a. which
time they will be opened IN public tor puf-
chasing the aforementioned articles
Hanks and general information relating 10
this Circular go. 500 may be obtained
from this office OF the offices OF The Assist
ant Purchasing Agents, 20 state street,
New York city. 6i4 Whitney- Central Build
ing. New orleans, La. and 1855 North
Point street san Francisco, Cal; also from
the L. s. Engineer Otices In the following
cities: Seattle, Wash; Los Angeles, cal;
Baltimore. Nd. Philadelphia. Pa. Pitts
burgh. Ia. Boston. Mass Bunalo. y. y
cleveland, Ohio. Cincinnati. Ohio; chicago
III. 81. Louis. Mo-; Detroit. Mich. NIL
waukea wis; st. Paul, MINI; Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. Louisville KY; Mobile. Ala.
and Galveston. Tex: Commercial Cluo'
Kansas city, No, Chamber o. o. Commerce
Wash'-F {. Boegs. Major Corps OF Engl-
neers. u. s. A.. General Purchasing ohicer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Garfield Ice, Bay Shore; $4,000; Arthur
NJ Heritage % Warren st., N. Y. Charles f.
Rutherford, Adam W Rutherford. Brooklyn.
Grcenberg & Gordon Amusement, Manhat-
tan: $1,000 Max Greeuberg, 500 70. SD ST.
\ Y Louis Greenberg. Mayer Gordon. \. Y:
Argus Printing and Publishing, Queens
$40 600: George r. Vreeland, % y. Hammel
av., Rockaway Beach; George @. Valentine
Rockaway Beach: John {. Young, Jamaica.
Safety signal. Manhattan; 500 ooo; Ar
thur W. Dennen. 10 Cedar st.. y. Y; Stanley
c, Fowler Rebecca Hiliker. \. Y.
Granite City Soap Newburgh; $4,000:
Horace " Durgin. Newburgh; James A. z.
Ramsdell. Newbursh; Robert II Hiboard'
Y.
ender Hutchinson, COS " isith St, y. Y;
Rudolph j. Koebier. RidGewoOd; Joseph ID.
Blauvelt New Rochelle.
Salmow Realty. Brooklyn; $4,000; Adolph
Zalmovitz, g Broome ST., Brooklyn; Frieda
ZalmoWitz. Brooklyn; Louis Salmow. Seneca
Fails.
Seaboarl Mills. Manhattan: textiles
500 900: Henry Audley. White Plains /;
Thomas A. OCalla chan. White Plains; Har-
AIR Realty. Bronx; $1,000; Adolf AIR. 4l4
f. i4sth st.. ~ Y; Henry Abr. ~ Y; John
T. Booth. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
u S. ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENT OF WARSHlPS

upon expiration Of present leave of aossnc''
report 70 chief OF ordnance, washington.
First Lieut.. JACOB a. mae, cav tfFI,
10 Fort Adamg, relieving Capt On - a,,.re
f. DALLAM, quartermSsteF 'O'P''
first Lieut.. DOUGLAS ". M'ENERY. mea-
corps. from Fort Logan 70 Balboa he'eh"'
first s"@i iI Fot'' JAMES A. SHANNON. cav
Fi rat lieut. nLI JOHN S. UPHAn, assigned %
fnf.. vice First Lieut.. y. LlNCOLNi vre
Leaves Of absence; second s,.. - sncn;bsi capt.
JOSEPH y. DOUGLAS. signal eorp51.
twenty days. upon relief from tor1 " "a
First Lieut. FAY w. BRABsON, "a y, 10 ~ :,
four months, from Nov 20; va MAJ a, Ati1 n1tJ
one month: Capt. ALEXANDER r. WIN
IAMS. 18th Inf. ono month.
NAVY.
Epa,cn MAX %. DE MOTT 70 Parker.
Chief Boatswain ALBERT SEkCklS. a.
tached Vermont; 10 hoEiei nTs sly 0Hea,ached
nayy ward. WashinUon 10 Vermont
CHIEF Machinlst OTTo BoLDT. detached re-
celying ship at New York; TO Salem.
MARINE CORPS.
Capt. W. c. HARLLEE. detached Florida 20
duty Office director Of target practics' Navy
Capt. ]. 4 HUGHES and d. 3. COLE, to
duty list Brigade, Marine Corps, Vera Cruz.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Oct. 2J--Bainbridge, at Jolo, P. IL NeFous'
az Tampico: Arethusa, at Newport.
Oct 26--VirPinia. at Newport Monaghan, az
WhitestOne; Roe, az TompkinsYilie
Nebraska, az Southern drill grounds !.
Wake, AZ Long Island Sound; Albany, az
Guaymas; Culgoa, at Hampton Roads ;
North Dakota. at North River, New York
Decatur, at Manila.
SAILED.
Oct. 26-Vlrginla. from Newport for Boston
Monaghan, from TOmpkinsYille for White
stone: Roe from Whitcstone for Tompkins-
Vile; Nebraska, from Hampton Roads for
Southern drill grounds: Wake. from New
London for Long Island Sound. West Nir-
ginla, from Pa Paz for Mazatlan; CulSoa,
from Tangier Sound for Hampton Roads :,
North Dakota, from TOmpkinsville for
North River; Decatur, from Olongapo for
Manila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
NOrk.-Ouo Gerdau. Plaintiff, against Osias
karp and others, Defendants.-tu pursuance
Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly
made and entered in the abOvc-enutled action
ana bearing date the 22nd day OF October.
1914 T. the undtrs. gned. the referee IN said
judgment named. SO 70 sell az public auction
az the Exchange SaiesrOom. NO. 1915 NesoN
street On the Borough ~ Manhattan. city az
New York on the 18Th dag of November. 1914
at - o'clock noon ou that day, by Joseph L.
Day, Auct0neer tho premises directed hy
said Judgment TO be sold. and therein de-
Scrihcd as follows: All those certain lots,
pieces or parcels OF land. with the buildings
lying ana being lu the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. OF tho city OF New York, In the County
aud state OF New York. and which lott
taken together are bounded and described as
follows: Beginning al the southwesterly col
mr. ~ Third and G0ercs Streets; running
thence southeTly. along tho westerly side %
Gocgck street scv'i ty-sevcn feet and three
inches. thence Westr ly and az right angle
90 Guerck Street. ono hundred f.et; thence
northCriy parallel With GosrCk street ninety
Fee 10 the southery side ~ Third Street
thence eastcrly. along the sOuthcrly side OF
ard Street one hundred feet and ten
ilcEes 70 the point or place of beginning.
subject. however. 70 state Of facts as
shown boy survey OF =. T. NOstUnd dated
May 2Sth, 1906. and subject moreover 70 tho
covenants 70 repair streets contained in
L.ber L Of Grants pages $50 and 4si ana
existing tenancies 10 tenants IN possession
Of various parts NJ said building.
Dated. New York. october a. 1914.
JEROME WtiZTN. Referee.
HOADLY, EACTERBACH s. JOHNSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, - William street
New York city.
the following IS a diagram u the property
70 be sold; is street number IL i57 to isl
Third Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
QUEENS COUNTY.
GEnuEaIE TnIrRT

Trial Term YCOX, =.
calender 81 Part T--1O a M.
Maher/C ! y y r Barnett AmStopper
Guinau/CentU uCfas Cooper AmSurcty Nk
Walsh. admx/BIIRR lCcmtskevRltyIDietl
Lewis. admx/BHRR Holmcs/B II Il
McCarrcn. inf/BQC&S l-alorV alor
peo Mcmahon /Gresser i(avan h.trus/C \
Remainder Of calendar passed to Mon,
day Nov ? 1914 Highest number reached
on the general calendar is 5fJ.
Snasia Term-Iriais-t'LN RN. J.
Calendar az 10 a. m. Special Term room.
Attorneys must have ready for submission
pleRdlngs for the court when case appears
on the day calendar. r.,
Case on trial Highest reached, 44la Bal
ance Of calendar other han undetende1 mat
rimonial actions passed for the term.
DECISIONS.
Elizabeth McWmrter/Ireno L Payntor-
Garretsou. J. Motion denied.
Conelius j Sneehau/ BartOlOmeo Nacava-
Manning T. order OF discontinuance signed.
Ira 20 lyainbergcr/N Muir Land Corporation.
David Michel, Ethel Michel, Jennie Charig.
louis strauss. Lille NJ Strauss, BENJAMIN II
Roth aud Belle II Reimbursement Of fore
closure and sale Walter Solinser. ref
cfee. 10 sell. First National Bank o. ia
maica. depository Decision signed oy
Mater OF Van AIst av. Mott az 70 Hoy.
ay-Order OF distribution signed by Jay
Mary Beebe /silaa Beebe--Order Of attach
ment signed by Clark, J.
lanes Serneaell Co/Dennls Collins, owner
order OF resettling order. Joycox, J.
Ranaele Selvaggl/ Tisdalc Lumber COMO
ton 70 set aside denied. JaycoX J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
SUMSIONsES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
York County. -C0ucrttina Llguori .,leir
td. against Alfredo figuori Defon iart
summons. Action 20 aunUi a marriage.
To the above named defendant.
You nre httchy summoned 20 answer tl,.,
complaint 10 this action and 90 eervo a copv
Of your Answer on the Plaintiffs Atty,ney
within - days after the service OF this sun,
mons exclusive OF the day Of service agd in
case OF your failure 20 appear or ansvy.r
Judgment viii bc aiken against Won b.. a. !.
fault for ths relief demanded ln the com
pilut.
Dated New YORK. September a4th. 1914
WILLIAM IA. MELLOR. plalnun's Afto,
ney. Postofiic9 Aadtess and once. No III.
broaaNa, Boroneh OF Mania tan. civ AZ
New 50 = "
To the defendant Alfredo Liguori:
tnc -..N -..t-.a . 81 uuon =.
by publication. puuUsnt 10 an O. der cd No.
Il War @, platzek. Justice of he -uurs1,.
Court % the stale o. New York. dste,t 80.
.5th dav O. 'eptembe 1914. and aled on ~.
sai3 10Th GtY oi September. lHt4 yltE III.
complaint in the office. 1f fhc Clerk ~ ~.
County Ell Sew NofA. et the C1.nty t,,,i'
House, in the Borough u Manhattan 81,
County aLl state of Neu' York
Dated New York Ocflnsr 10Th. 1914
WILLIAM "a. MELLO' PLAINTIFFS Afto~
ney. Once and postofi's Address. No an
Broadway borough Of Manhattan CITY o
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
WILLS FILED.

MARY CAsiBEIs October 81. less than $1,000
personal. 10 George Vincent CsmDesi s"i. VI l
HENRY HILLAEYEF september ~. $4,000
me- so.lAl. FREDERICK Hill r. sou, 80 shsfes h q
q Henry Hillmeyer. H.. l05 shares II q n
coms from 50 shares p 10 Man ~ m. dauEh-
her. AID At her death TO sons OF tes'StrA' income
s,or, sO shares y + % Clspar. son. a. h = dl4th
20 other sos; 20 Marie HlllmCer. wife. land house
ma contents in Bavaria for hic and income ifuih
ST ZOO for life: At h.r death principal 20 children
"a due 10 wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE AND VAN
TnAfI ANE

STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE. D
TO Whom u May Concern We viii sell
az Public Auction AZ 1913 East l20th st., on
THURSDAY, Nov. r. 1914, at 10 q. m, the
household goods pianos, merchandise. per-
sonal Effects etc, stored by or In names as
follows: Mary Anderson. James Jensen. Mrs
ID. A Fox Miss e. Kemp. Mrs. Gertrude
Simpson. r. Levy. Mrs. II. Wright, VIM.
Ross. Mrs. Marie Spelse. w. J. Hendricks,
Wolverton, COwperthwaite & Sons Alice
Edgeworth, Mr.. Rose. James McGrath. J. j.
Cassidy, Mrs Trifenia Murray. Davenport
Heights Realty CO.. Thomas Henshaw. Fred
Mack, Katherine Hagen, L. Bauman & co.
Unless all Of said charges are paid on or
before November :, 1914, same viii be sold,
according 90 law. TO pay charges
LEE BROS STORAGE AND VAN CO,
10i-i07 East l25th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
FIFTY-YEAR-OLD
GOLFERS Get CUPS
Ties Finally Played Off in
Seniors Tourney Held
at ApaWamiS Links.

Fnze winners In the various classes
over the links ~ tLo Ana,gsr,ie Climb a
mined
When the to,,,.,,o,+ csr,e n q
close a nnn,bey of ~ coifers yer,
tied for diTerert tropbies For in
stance, Darwin p Kingsley. of ST. An
drews bra.i5 io ~ - 9'' NotroDoIi1an
Golf Associahor. q A SnoGord. Of
Garden Citv. Frank A Wright. of
Bsltusrol and p N Weaver Of Chevy
Chase. finished In % opsdrunle tie for
tie best rross ecore on eitber dav.
They had rouD5s of 80 hint in the re-
cent play.of K1ogsIey won with an a.
A. r French ~ pridgenort. Spof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
Iron The Tnbune Bur.au.l

Washington, October y.
Mai. WILLARD r. TRULY, Med. Corps. In
Sdo,on 20 Oi6s s ds,sS 5s Assume r., a
son, vice Col. WILLIAM n. ARTHU H.,
Med. Corps. TO duty as Dept Surg West
ern Dept. wee Col. ri DOLPH q. EBERT,
Med. Corps, 20 San francisco. thence
abou, Dec. TO Honolulu as DEPT. SURG
Hawaiian Dept.
Col; GUY l. EDiE, Med Med, Corps. upon ar ar.
Of absence assume charge Letterman
General Hospital. Preside OF San Fran
cisco. vice Lieut.. Col. EUCLID 70. PRICK.
Med. Corps To- duty a. ~. su.g SCI Dis,
with station at San Francisco, and as
sanitary Inspector and assist. dept. surg,
Western D,pt., vice Lieut.. Col. WILLIAM
L kENDALL. Med Corps, 70 duty a.
sanltary Inspector, Hawaiian Dept. sail
ing from San Francisco for honolulu
about Dec. ).
Capt. ERNEST GRAVES. Engineers, from
Nicksburg engineer district, Oct. 81, and
upon expiration OF leave OF absence 10
duty In charge Dallas engineer district,
vice Maj. THOMAS H. JACKSON. Engi-
noers, 20 duty an charge Wheeling enBi-
neor district, with station az Wheeling,
gineers.
Following assignments officers cavalry ar n,
recently promoted, annos-ced Col HAN
RY 9. BENSON, unassigned; Col. FRED
Lieut. Col R0BERT a. BROWN. 18th
Cav; Mai. ELMER LlNDSLEY, fth
Cav; Capt ALBERT r. Phillips, at
tached 10th Cav until Dec. /, Then as
signed tina, regiment; Capt. JOHN. AL
DEN DEGEN, 18th Cav, First Lieut..
RICHARD e. CLMMlNS. 10th Cav;
FIRST Lieut.. ALEXANDER l.. JAMES,
ir.. attached 5th Cav. until Dec. 81. then
assigned that regiment. First Lieut..
ROBERT G. RODGERS, attached 4th
Cav.
Maj. HAROLD p. HOWARD. cav. assigned
4th Cav.
Capt. GEORGE r. JUENEMANN, med.
corps. from Fort Logan. to Fort Moultre.
Capts. ALBERT $. BOWEN and LEONARD
5. HUGHES. med. corps. upon their arrival
IN T.. s., 10 Fort Logan.
Capt. GEORGE p. Ped. med corps. from
evacuation hospital No. L Galveston. to
port OF ,mbarkation, Galveston. as attend
ing surgeon.
Capt. ALEXANDER W. MASH, ord. dept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
Boy Fatally Hurt by Auto.

Israel Weisman. eighteen years old,
OF 1929 East 10Th ST., was knocked down
by an automobile early last evening at
Madison av. and Both ST., sustaining
injuries that will result in his death.
He was rushed TO Bellevue Hospital in
the car which struck him, where he is
said TO be suffering from a fractured
skull, fractured hip and internal in
juries.
The car was owned and driven By
William b. Wilson, Of Long Beach, who
was exonerated by the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
REFEREES APPOINTED.

supreme 7 OUFL-BN DN, J,
Empire City Savings Bank KOepke--E D
Bowling.
GOdstein /Goldsteln e. AIN J Mccarthy.
Scotch Presbyterian Church Ieenthal-R II
Bergman.
3labley/ Central Holding Coll y French.
Eon/Reily--C II Friedrich.
Cahn/Gibb-u e Kn0eLrel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
JUNIOR 'CROSS-COUNTRY
uHy Blanks Issued for Cham
plonship on Nov. Ia.

zen, ~, y, blanks have been issued and
Assoc every club in the Metropolitan
sr, .s'syloh for the annual Junior
a v, eouniry championship. to be held
si,s,een Cortlandt Park on Saturday
4 s' moon, November "a.
nss ' as Will be allowed to enter eight
hons -, team but only the first five
seore VI. WI count In the team point
il ess 'no u a club has not a full team
psiles enter men for the individual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
SUPREME COURT.

W. Il. Stewart Youngstown, Ohio; Q. -
Johnston. Clarksdale. Miss. q. tl,zsera'o'
Clarksdaio. Miss, admitted 20 praeuco. 49,,
81 4 Miller, trustee, etc/the t1rst M
tional Bank OF Albuquerque submitoo.
lG-Wastington Dredging \ Improvement
COW ashinEtOn et al. Argued
~ II Mngruder et ais 4 Drury ct al.
trustee. Same. ,
Is-.Louis Dejongc 3 CoIBreuksr & kesfier
Go. Argument commenced - a.. "a
Day call for Oct @-Nos Is, ~ y, W. D.
81, 81, o. Al and a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

NUUIfne UUFT-T1E Wy, ].
Elizabeth y Beyer/Empire state wood
working COT Gass
George Dsemann/Altred Robinson ct
al-F GasB
Beekman Const Co/Aurora Investing Co a
sct-L McDermott.
Stephen II JscksonH3Hh 81 Inc-R low
enthal
j " Stocker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
FIRE RECORD.

n. ~.
.30-Polham Parkway and White Plains
ay, u. Case an auto destroyed
8.4O-i639 Az. a, j. n. COmstock; triiiug.
7:8E-24 Mnngin St. :. Teller. $40.
2O-2494 Bathgate av., unknown; slight.
l0:OS-l4CS Fifth Rv., Mrs B. Golden;
$1,000
lo;4O-2ssO Perry ct. L Feschwssler:
ii:5O-i2i Essex st.. J. Ross: trining
r. NJ
i24j-249 NTH st., Silver Cross Nursery;
unknown.
il5-2i34 Eighth av.. c. Greenwsld. SIS.
l:4O-22G T. i17th ST., NJ Murray trliiing.
2 .OJ--t21 +. 10th ST., " 3 smith; trihlng.
2:2O-Wilett av and 2l5th st. I. NJ c. Al;
$500
o:50-53l Lenox av.. J. Cruj; trlfiing.
3:30-t22 Second av., 4 Blank; tritiing.
3:5O-6t5 Ninth av., ". Ginger; triflinR.
4:OO-23l 3. Tooth ST.. H. Harris: trflirg.
6:IO-l51 W.. 46th ST., y Smith: triling
C. 2O-i9Z Second aV.. II Meisner. $40.
C:O5-Hghbridge Park. unknown: trifiing.
C:4O-Nau COrtlaudt Park and MOshOlu av.,
unknown; trilling.
SI5-7u Eighth RV. Ames & Co trifllng.
e.U5-Sse Grand ST. s. Kciser; triainR
s:l0-58 W. ed ST.. Neddor Skirt Co. uifiuS.
lOI5-l22 T.. i25tb ST.. 6. Karp. trilng.
lO.i5-2lJ H. 9th g.. L. Mack; $1,000
n :o0-ll0 W. 32d e.. Thomas q Ackerson;
$1,000
u .o5-s0is webster sv.. o. Kreiger: triiing.
II .gO-Sunolk and Delaney sts.. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit; SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

The approximate amount o. tho lien or
charge. - satisfy which the allowed escffbs, a
property b. to Dee sold. is tIfty-one thousand
'isht hundred and twelve lo-l00 dollars. with
interest NcfcOn from the 18th day OF o to-
her, 1914, together with The costs ana allow
anc" amounting 10 Three hundred ana forty
seven J4-i0o. with interest from October b
l3ls together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount Of the axes NJ
- ssments end water rates. or other l.eus
which are 70 be allowed TO the purchase ?
oct of the purchase money. or paid Nv the
Referee Is fifteen hundred dollars and In
t-rest.
Dated. New York. October q. 1914
JEROME WlIZIN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
KINGS COUNTY.

Appellate Dlvieion--2d Dept.--Reccsa
App .Iistc Term-2d Dept.-kELLY,
BLACKMAR and KAPPER, u.
DECISIONS
Trlyigno, res/A Amato and I'achi-Discoa-
tinued without costs 20 either party as
against the other.
Lustig/ -Discontinued without costs
10 either party as against The other.
Walker Bltzer-Moton for stay granted.
upon condition that appellant within Ave
days hle an undertaking on appeal. as pre-
scriDcd by Section 3li, municipal court act,
otherwise mo ion denied.
tAyenthalI/ McIntire Building Co-The par
ties herein having stipulated that there f.
q lack OF jurisdiction for failure 10 serve the
defendant and having therefore consented 70
g. reversal of the judgment and dismissal %
made accordingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
SIrRROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
John p Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County
of New York notice Is hereby given 10 ali
persons having claims against George W
Vanderbilt late OF the County Of New York
decreased, to present the same With vouchers
thereof 20 the subscribers. at their place Of
transactlnR business. al the office OF Ander.
son s. Anderson. No IS Broad Street Bur
ough " Manhattan In the City OF New YORK
Dated New York. the 9th day u April
EDITH STUYVEsANT VANDERBILT
WILLIAM * Want ERBILT,
Executor.
ANDERSON & ANDERSON Attorneys Tor
Executors, No 10 Broad Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city
N PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. John
p Cohalan. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York, dated September ~ 1914, no
ticc ~ hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Emma Marcy Raymond
late OF the County Of New York. deceased
70 present the same. with vouchers there
Of 10 tho subscribers. AZ their place OF
transactinG business. at the office OF II a.
& c. r. Heydt, . Rector Street City OF
New York, on or before the tenth day OF
April. nineteen hundred ana fifteen nest
Dated, New York. the 10Th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1914.
ABRAHAM GRUBER and
WILLIAM :. HASKELL
Temporary Administrators Of the Estate
Of Emma Marcy Raymond. deceased
Il. A & e. Z. HEYDT.
Attorneys tor Temporary Administra-
tors, No Rector street. Manhat-
tan. New York City.
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Judge Hand Takes Office oct.29

Judge Augustus y Hand. the newly APP
pointed iudg, Of the United states District
Court, will take office on Ocobcr %. and
viii oe sworn IN on that day.
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iTE's CONGRATULATIONS

VI , TN LEN - TX --fHf - y
Conrad Hoffman Erwin " Hoffman
Philip AlDerpvitz Antonio - AgOstino
Elsie Schwartz 'Athauasius Griliuk
Henry kroog william G elder
WILLS FOR PROATEB
Annie Waterman IN Louis Be' ker
Raymond Lang Amelia a Payne
John Honal David S Goldberg
ADOPTION
William Webb by Geo Sianna Webb
Trial r@rm SCVT II. p
CON TESTED WILL
Elizabeth O Briea George Hess
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE or A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
viii sell this day al ? p m. 90 West stlh
st. a lot Of Fixtures or fur SHOP. J. elAlO,N
Auctioneer. DAVID LEEF, Attorney In
Fact for Mortga gee.