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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17
CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT
Unique Theater, July 20, 1924.
'horus "a (a1 Hail Smiling Morn

Unique 1heater, July 20, 1924.
Chorus (a) Hail Smiling Morn -----
--------------.----- Spofiorth
Do The Miller's wooing -
Choral Society
Vocal Solo Thou Art 10 Me Chadwick
Mr.. II. H. Fogg
String Trio Serenade Schubert Cutter
Miss Westgate Messrs. Richter and
SchImek
Vocal Solo-If | But Knew Smith
Miss Hazel Holman
Chorus-Thine is the Kingdom - Gaul
Choral Society
Vocal Solo-T These are They ------ Gaul
Mrs Chas Freeman
Vocal Trio-Faith. Hope and Love
---------------------------- Shelley
Misses Zoellner, Holman, Adams
Vocal Duet My Path Looks up to Thee
-------------- Lachner- Bachmann
Messrs. Kelley and Franks.
Vocal Solo Dainty Dorothea Dek0ven
Miss Eva Zoellner
Quartet-Good Night Little Girl -
-----------------------------M Macy
Messrs. Kelley. Fogg, Nuckolls. Franks
Baritone Obhgato, Mr.. Kraft
Chorus-Good Night, Beloved Pinsuti
Choral Society
Membership of the Choral Society
now numbers above seventy. Under
the baton of Prof Kraft. who conducts
during the summer school, the chorus
has improved wonderfully and is hand
ling some difficult and beautiful musics
The price of admission has been placed
at only . cents and il deserves the
generous patronage of our people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17
Many Cunnison Fans
- r. - - r
See Reds Win Game
(By a Baseball FAM

Gunnison, Colo, July Y, 1914.
Seventy five or more pleasure seekers
from Gunnison and surrounding vicinity
motored to Waunita Hot Springs today
and spent day Of pleasure that cannot
be excelled and one that will cause many
to duplicate at an early date. The
beehiaG PsGA wss well pstronixed and
)ol0u(ng 4xya - asansr IN which this
was enjoyed, there were no dull move
ments for anyone. After the immense
number of swimming enthusiasts had
enjoyed this pass time to their hearts
content, everybody proceeded to par
take of an elegant repast served at the
Sanitorium. As an added attraction a
game of baseball was played by the
GunnIson and Parlin baseball teams,
Gunnison snnexing the long end of the
score III to ..
SUMMARY
Home run, b. Corbett; base hits,
Arch, Jones and f. McAlester; 3 base
hit, Pittser; Stolen bases, Pittser 3,
Barrett a, Arch /, Trine 2, Callahan 3,
H. McAlester 2, +. McAlester 2, j.
Miller 2, Mcdonald 2, Dean l, j. Cor.
bett 2; bases on balls off Pittser 3,
Prosser none; hit by pitched ball Pros
ser and IL. McAlester; struck out by
Pittser II, by Prosser H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Wisernan of Aus
tin, MINI. are in the city visiting their
son, o. E. Wiseman of Ohio Creek.
and Frank Lightley, of our city, who is
a brother of Mrs. Wiseman. Their
daughter Myra accompanies them
They viii leave shortly for California.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17
.Rnl FACULTY MEMBER
rs MneDYfmuesQuT0
)Aa c. Johnson In Communication
Explains Cause Of So Many
a the Little Pests.

This y the time of the mosquitoes.
rAere - - = - - shsy ere .
psst 49, - 49, = a11i06u
~ ~ ou9slsm - lstutn1R0a
b greatly improved o. = tourist center,
if the number of these pests were les
sened in some way. is uncontrsdicted.
The following article contributed by
Professor John c. johnson, head of the
biology department at the Normal
school, outlines the problem and sug-
gests a remedy Who else has sug-
gestion?
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Contia -uea % seoseA faaOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
FORECLOSURE sALEa.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
James Il. March. Plaintiff. against Caruiine
Marasco and Pietro Alvino. AZ Executors. etc,
II al Defendnnts.-In pursuance OF Judg-
ment OF foreclosure and sale, duly made and
entered in the above entitled action. and bear
undersigned the referee In said judgment
named. will sell at public auction, at the Er-
change Saesrooms. Nos. 1915 Nesey street,
borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. on
the 18th day OF June, 1914. nj IL o'clock noon
on that day. by Henry Brady. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment 10 be sold,
and therein described as follows All those Ger
buildings and improvements thereon erected.
situate. lying and being In the borough OF
Manhattan OF the City OF New York. In the
County and State OF New York. bounded ami
described az follows: Beginning AZ the corner
formed by the intersection OF the southerly SIDE
Of Broome street with the easterly side OF Mott
street: running thence essterly along the
feet and eight and three-quarter inches; thence
southerly and parallel. or nearly IN. with Mott
Street one hundred and three feet ana foor
inches; thence westerly, and parallel, or nearly
So with Broome Street. Seventy feet and eight
inches to the easteriy side Of Mott street. ana
thence northery along the eastery side OF
Mott street one hundred and eight feet ana
nine and one-haK inches 70 the point or place
OF beginning. BE the said several dimensions
more or less
Dated New York City. May Is. 1914
ANDREW J. SH1PMAN, Referee.
HEDGES, ELY e. FRANKEL. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 1s5 Broadway Manhattan New
York City
The following ia a diagram OF the property 10
be sold It's street number is 1853 Brooms
Street:
Broome Street
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and timber lands: capital. $500, 900. Directors,
q. Elias. Buffalo: A. J. Elias. Bunalo' ana
7. s. Elias Buffalo.
True Fit Clothing Mfg Co, Brooklyn; tex
tiles manufacturing; capital $4,000. directors
s. J. Lev, 560A quincy 81. Brooklyn; j. stew
Gilman, S. Groostein. Brooklyn.
Richmond Chemical and Mfg. Co. New
Dorp; general drugs. chemicals. etc; capital.
100000. Directors. W. ID. Dewitt. 1896 Rich
mond Road. New Dorp; W. V. Osborn New
Dorp; W. ], Steele. New Dorp.
Jesse H. Jacobs Co. Manhattan; deal IN
hats and caps; capital. 5000. Directors J: H.
Jacobs, 1000 Kelly ST.. The Bronx; j. fat-
kowsky. The Bronx; s Freeman. Brooklyn.
Hickory Ridge Rice Milling. Manhattan
manufacturing, machinery. milling. ETC. capi.
tall $4,000 Directors, l. c. Nsisawsld, Io2
wall St, N. Y: F. g. Long. s. b. Ogden
Brooklyn.
realty. construction. etc; capital $4,000 ID
rectors, G. II. Finch. 1866 Fifth av., y. ~; A.
A. Dubois A. @. Wilson. y. Y.
Pittsburgh Victoria Theatre Co., Manhattan;
capital. 5000. Directors. NJ. spiegel, 1881
B'way. y. Y; f. spegel and p. Goidstein,
n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
POLICE Department.

Assignments temporary c. F..
Nammack. 4th g. D., in charge Sd g. d. in
addition TO his own. DAYS, May p; Lieut..
T. J. Daily 10th, 10 command 14sth. Is days
May %: sergt. d. Keleher, 10th. TO ID. d.
days, May "a. detailed to u. A. o: Act sergts.
is, er) c. Thomson, ID. D., 10 ID. A. o., s
DAYS May g: Isabella Goodwin. d. d, TO
Comm. o., 10 days May %; Cd grb-J. p.
Challan. D. D.. 10 u. A. o.. days. May y;
A. c. Lsndvoe. D. D., to d. A. o.. days.
May %: Patrol. r.. Csntwell, 18th, and L.
r. Churo. 1.6th. to Comm o., 10 days. May
%: W. J. shearer. Slst. TO Comm. o., as
chauffeur. 10 days. May "a: f. G. saser. elst,
to Comm. o.. chauffeur. 10 days, May %.
To bet. Div: J. ]. Shay. 4th 10 days, May
%; W, F. Culhane 9Th; c. II. Eason. 18th.
and T. J. Weber. l6sth. days May 20: c. J.
Browne. 22d. days. May %; J. l. Mccarton.
t2d. and W. Prantner. 43d. 10 days May rs;
G. r. Hooker. 43d. 10 days, May %: j. Giba.
SD, and j. Mccarthy Hi;h. days. May %:
J. ID. J. Pickett. SD. days May "a; W. l..
days, May % NJ. Murray and J. p. Hopkins.
10th, and II. J. u. Grabau. 2s5th. days,
May 20; G. 4. Harden and p. Kchoe, 27sth
days: May .. detailed to d. A. o.. Queens.
For days. May 25. precincts indicated: L. J.
oampomenosi. "a J. I9wenheim. 18th: d. Ca
yvone' 18Th T. II: Waters. 10th; II. w. Il.
''.N w IvfNhs " 1dIdFttldt lslDs a.
Mealli. 18th; W J. Marion. 48d; NJ ". O'Con-
nell l5oth. and NJ. B. Royce. both. To Detect.
DIV. detailed TO d. \. o, as indicated: e. E,
Gompers, 18th: J. J. McManus, 2lst; H. SOM
mers 18th. and NJ. j. Fitzgerald 3sth. days.
May q; 7. j. Martin. 18th and +. J. Allen,
and +. W, Miller, Gath. days May %: J. A.
GIynn and 9. A: Bauer 42d, days. May Y.
Irobat Patrol j. \. j. Cauheld. jr., Sch for
Kecruits' TO Comm; o. 10 days. May %.
Detect. Div)-To 81 D. D. DAYS, May Is
precincts indicated; Act. sergt. Gst srsde). J.
). brenick, sd; I'd grade. ". r. Martin,
sSth' W. A Carlson, 2lst, and W. A. Murphy,
Leaves OF absence with full pay)-Sure
a. . Nosburgh. 81 s. d., DAYS Nav % IA
be deducted from vacation: Capt. J. &. Peter
zen, lfsth. is days. May %, balance OF vaca--
,ton' without pay)--Patrol. W. Schwebel.
NJ, ., Gay, May -; p. 5. Haber. 10Th. day,
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Buyers arriving in New York may reg
lister In this column by teicphoning
Beekman 5000.
Dryroods, Notions, etc.

Drygoods, Notions, etc.
ATLANTA i Allen & Co; Ursenhach'
notions; 1861 Bway; Latham. -
ALBANIAN Rich a. Bros co; ID n klcn' l.
Rich drygoods: 1913 w 23d ~.
ALTA NTA-Cha mberlin. Johnson, Du BOSS
Co; II Bernard. domesticr, nanneis ana
white goods; 20 T. 10Th st; Colingwood
tions. toilet and leather goods; 2f church
CHICAGo--Bos,on store; Miss X Iyeahy. faces
and embroideries: ia 9Th av; wilmington
CLEVELAND-Msy co. Miss + Arthur'
dresses: 81 W 26th st
CIENEI.A ND-Stern Coalk Co; l. Mayer
cloakings; Narragansctt.
COLUMBUS Davis & Poore Co; II NJ
Clark. silks. vclvets and ribbons b2l Bway.
CJNCINNATI-The Fair. " F Bilger, notions'
PA Church st. -
NORWICH. CoNN-Reid & Hughes Co; W A
Cruikshank. domesties. linens and nannels'
- STrng st; Navarro.
Observation-Disclosures y q Co: a f. Dayi-
son. corsets. neckwear, white goods and I'm
ems: AZ Leonard St
P1TTSBURGH-Im Skirt Co; ID Apern,
skrtngs: Albert.
PITTsFIELD. MAss-Logan & Jones; II
Logan. drygoods. Grand ST.
neutrality-suspicious. 60: Miss CORN
ley. lsces and embroiderios; 40 Fifth av.
SYRACUsE-Neal & Hyde; 7 II Neal. DO
mestics, dress goods. silks and velvets: X II
Gray. ladies' ready 10 wear; ~ Leonard ST:
Park av.
TERRE HAUTE. IND-Root D G Co. NJ
Keller drygoods; PA Church St
Mems Wear.
BALTIMoRE-stewart & Co.; J. F. Rum
mel, clothing; PA Church ~.
CHICAGO-American Hat Co.: +. j. Sher-
lock. hats and caps; Grcgorlan.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

|, Albany. May 2.-The following incorpo-
tary OF State:
Mi,tanning Sales Co. Manhattan; manu-
featuring; deal in building brick, nreclay;
capital. 5000. Directors. =. Mathews, 1904
Bway.. y. Y; J. J. Mcmahon and F. Rouse,
Jonas Realty Co. Manhattan; $4,000. Dl-
rectors. J. Spinner 10 Pitt ST. y. Y; ].
Spinner and ". Katz. n. Y.
Alden Coal Mining Co, Brewster General
rectors W. = Alden 7i6 South ST.. Elizabeth.
y j: ". u. Mcqueen, Fast Orange. and W.
Lee White, Brewsters y. Y
Construction. deal in wooden wares etc; capt
tai. 5000. Directors H. +. Kleist. IS Cooper
st. Brooklyn; A. Ruppel. Evergreen, y. Y;
w L. Schmidt. Brooklyn.
Russian Trade Import and Export Co. Man
haitian: capital. so. 900. Directors. l. J. Levy.
s. Nassau St. y. Y; y. Messing. A. Kaplo-
ii" H. F. Dabelstein & Son. Manhattan: paint
ing. decorating. furnishing. etc: capital. So,
COO Directors, F.. A. pabelsteln. tis CentT1
+. Dabelstein. y. Y.
Bunlsin Coat and Suit Co. Manhattan; capt
tai, 5000. s. Bunkn. 52i West 14lst st.. N
! I,e comte & Co. brooklyn: manufacturing
deal in tin cans and metallic comrs'unds
capital 5000 Director b. co JUHs'' R i
mond Hill: W. F. Preston. Brooklyn.
b +. II. Trust & Co. Manhattan; manu-
featuring deal IN potato-peeling machines
capital. $1,000 Directors. J. Trust 574 Pa
cifc ST. Brooklyn; IL. Trust and J. Auer
Brooklyn.
Lynwood Homes Corporation. Manhattan
realty construction: capital. $40. 900 Directors
w r MacRoberts. 1l42 Flatbush av, Brook
Iyn: Il. J. Liebenderfer and A. r. spiegel,
~. Y.
Sunset Warehouse. Manhattan; capital So
600 Directors. &. Schwartzman. Ill Broadway.
New York; J. NJ. Greenfield. r., and y. NJ
SOusa, n. Y.
b T. and E. Construction Co; capital 5000
Directors. ]. A. stolon. 2l3 r. fth St, y. y
j Stoon, NJ. Frank, y. Y
Atlantic SILK Co. Manhattan: capital. g. COO
| Directors. NJ Fuchs POI Harrison ST., Pater
son. y. j.: u. Fuchs. Paterson: NJ. Spector
/ y. 7.
G. Elias & Bro. Buffalo; deal in timber
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of Town Visitor. Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

Overwhelmingly Ncokwcar CO.. l. kahh
lie silks; Bristol. 49,,
cIITCAGO-The Fair; ". Anderson h"''
r6s ,o GiEIEs-cooper- prev shirt Co; NJ
l.. Cooper. shirtings: Herald square
Ladies' Wear.
AKRON Economv store: A Bein, ladies
ready-to- wear. ~ f. 18th ct - ,.s,..
AIBANY-F l. Anker 60; + l. Anher' ia"'''
sIrl ISFj & Kent; Miss = " merry
corsets and muslin underwear; go tlith ss
BUFFALO Hens q Kelly co; NJ b""OS
ladies' ready.to-wear; 81 Union nh sada' iac.s
embrolderies. neckwear and ladies' gloves
ii6 " ed n. ,r =,
cHIcAGo-MarshalI Fi,d 4 Co; Miss M
c,IEVEI, AND-May Co; sprowl. ladies'
r ready s-i,o, 81 W 18th st.
CoI,UMBUs-D Rothschild & Co; Ko.n
schild. drygoods and ladies' reay-to-"ear
pE % , & scruggs d G Co; T
Lyesey. ladies' rcaay-to-wear' 81 uh'o'
Los XNGELEs-A Let's; 4 z Krltschmer
ladies ready-to wear: g5 Madison av.
NEW ORLEANs-Marks 1saacs co;
Kaufman. ladies' ready -to-wear; Jas w "'
ri.
Miscellaneous.
PALTIMORE-H Somehow & Co; p Max
over. wooens; Il 23d st; Navarro
BALTTMORE-Ba Baltimore Bargain House;
Postley, house furnishing goods; 3o4 run aN
BUFFAIIO-J Adams e Co: Miss VI Len
senhuber, siverware and Jewelry' MISS
Yaeckel ribbons; PA Church 81.
NEW ORIEANS-D II Holmes Co; y Boil
amy. mdse manager: 10 f 26th st: Flanders
Millinery.
ALLENTOWN. PENN-Mrs. Schwartz mil
linery; st Denis.
CHICAGO-World Millinery co: Ian
dau. millinery; 62l Bway; Cumberland
MILWAUKEE, - Blumenfeld, Locher co
Miss X y Lautenheimer, millinery; Ga
Bway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
PROPOSALS.

sF,ALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply, at It's offices.
tHenty-second floor. Municipal Building. PARK
Row, centre and Chambers Streets. New York
city. until II A NJ on Tuesday. June 9Th. 1914.
for Contract l4s FOR the construction OF the
portion OF the Catskill Aqueduct telephone rys-
TEN extending from Croton Lake, In Westches-
ter County n Y, to the northern boundary
line Of The City OF New YORK. distance OF
approximately 2s miles. The pole line has
been built under another contract
Al the above place and time the BIDS will
he publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
tanning Information for bidders and contract
dra wings can be obtained at the above address
at the once OF the Secretary. by depositing
the sum OF ten dollars $1,000 in cash or it's
equivalent for each pamphlet. For further
particulars apply TO the office OF the Principal
Assistant Engineer az the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President;
CHARLES " CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioners or the Board OF Water supply.
". BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
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Tho approximate amount OF the zen o,
charge 10 satisfy which the above descIloed
property is TO be sold. IS s27. SO 80, with inter
est thereon from the 9th day OF Feoruary;
IalI together with costs and allowance
amounting 10 $3.50 30. with interest thereon
from March %. 1914 together with the expenses
OF the sale. . IT.. A., =
Said premises shall be sold subject 70
mortgage OF si42 800. with interest thereon IRON
November LIST. 1913. The Approximate al.loui II.
of the taxes, assessments and water rates oI
other liens which are 10 he allowed 10 w w,
purchaser out OF the purchase money, or pa ani
BY the Referee. is Twenty-eight hundred 'z'0"
Dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. May 10Th, lsli
ANDREW J. SHIPMAN. Referee
SUPREME COURT. County Of New York. Ed
ward &. Osborn. Plaintiff. against hununs-
ton w Merchant et al, Defendants.
In pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the l3tn udy
Of May 1914. !. the undersgnsd me rSI s,, g.
ton, at the Exchange Salesroom, NO it-I'
Vesey Street. in the Borough or Mannatlan'
City OF New York. on the 9Th day OF y Hnr'
1914. at IL O'Clock noon on that DAY by heo,
bert A. Sherman Auctioneer. the premise
directed by said Judgment TO be soid' anu
therein described follows
All that certain lot. piece. or parcel OF I'M
with the building thereon erected. sltuat-'
lying and being In the Borough OF Manhst'a y,
City OF New York. bounded and described ~
follows. viz: Beginning at point on tn '
southerly side OF one hundred and nfty-eshtI,,
Street distant westerly seven hundred and
sxty-eight feet and ten inches from the soutn-
westerly corner OF One hundred and hfty-eightn
Street and Broadway formerly the BouleNa,,u
or Eleventh Avenue; running thence southeriy
parallel with Broadway, part or the way
through a party wall, one hundred feet; thence
westerly parallel with one hundred ana MY =
eighth Street eighteen feet and eight inches
thence northerly again parallel with Broad
way. part OF the way through another par.
wall one hundred feet 10 the southerly side oi
One hundred and hftyeighth street; an1
thence easterly along the southerly soc ot
One hundred and ifty-eighth Street eighteen
feet and eight inches TO the point or place OF
beginning. said land lying in section g. D M,s
213i on the Land Map Of the city OF Nen
York Subject to covenants and restrictions
contained in two agreements recorded In the
Office Of the Register OF the County OF NeS
York in block series Of conveyances section .
Liber T. pages 800 and f+ respectively.
Dated, New York. MAY 18th, 1915
ROGER SHERMAN. Referee.
THOMPSON, FREEDMAN e. COOKE. Atto,-
neys for Plaintiff No. Wall Street, Borough
Of Manhattan, New York City
The following is a diagram OF the prope.y
10 be Sold It's street Number is 64i west los'n
Street
Nest
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' - .
Centre line OF block.
Tn. approximate amount Of tbs lien or
charge 70 satisfy which the above described
property is 70 be sold. IS s.. 200 SO. with In
terest thereon from the "a day OF April, 1914.
together with the costs end allowance amount
ing 10 s226 O3, with interest from April 10.
1914 together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates. or other liens. which
are 10 be allowed 70 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee, 4,
SiSs as and interest. Said premises will be
sold subject TO a first mortgage In the sum OF
sos coo with accrued interest thereon, and TO
any state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show.
ELY ROSENBERG. Referee.
Dated New York MAY 4th. 1914
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Inc approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-described
hundred and forty-six 17-1OO Dollars with in
terest thereon from the 2lst day OF April, 1914,
together with the costs and allowance amount
Ing 20 One hundred and ninety-seven 1910
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The ap-
proSimate amount OF the taxes. assessment
and water rates, other liens. which are 10
be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee is Three
hundred and ninety-four 45-l0O Dollars and in
terest. Said Premises will bs sold subject TO
a prior mortgage Of $4,000 with accrued inter
est thereon at the rate OF &c from February
LIST, 1914
Dated. New York MAY 18th. 1914
ROGER SHERMAN, Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Jew
York.-G-orge Schweppenhauser. plaintiff.
against John r. Gleed. African Methodist
Episcopal Church OF Harlem Cknown as Little
Zion). Wakehsm K Miller. corporation. de-
fendants.--In pursuance OF a Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered in the
10Th day Of April, 1914. l. the undersigned the
referee in said judgment named. viii ell at
public auction at the Exchange Sslesroom. No.
i4-i6 Vesey street, I'm the Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York, on the 2sth day
OF May, 1914. at ~ o'clock noon on that day.
by Joseph p. Day, Auctioneer, the premises
directed by said judgment to b. sold and
therein described as follows: All those certain
lots. pieces or parcels OF land. situate. lying
and being in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
OF New YORK, bounded ana described as fol-
lows:
Beginning AZ q point on the southerly side
OF l3sth street distant l75 feet east OF the
southeast corner OF Lenox avenue and l3sth
street thence southerly parallel with Tenox
avenue 30 feet II inches 10 the centre line Of
the block, thence eastery along the centre line
OF the block, so feet; thence northerly parallel
with Ienox avenue. 90 feet IL Inches 10 the
.outherly side OF 13sth street. and thence west
erly along the southerly side OF i3sth street,
so feet TO the point place OF beginning
Dated. New YORK, Ma. Ath. 1914.
ELY ROSENBERG, Referee.
WILLIAM o. CAN'T. Attorney for Plain
tiH. % Broadway, Manhattan. New York
NJ Y.
The following Is a diagram OF the property
to be sold: it's street number Is unknown
West l3sth Street
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COUNTY COURT.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Trial Term-Parts I and "opens Juno !
DECfSfONS-By MORSCHAUSER. J.
" Roce/D Walsh-Action discontinued.
W Roth Ted Sug Ref-Action discontinued.
W = KAHN Matrs-Motion denied
il q Mackay/K Macksy-Motion for new
Trial denied.
Re supplementary proceedings II swift/H J
Campbell Proceedings discontinued.
Mabel Clspp/A \ Davis-EXecution modified
and made returnable TO clerk OF Westchester
County. nunc pro tune OF May 10
BY TI.ATT. J.
G Pskalski/May Pekalsh as sdmtrx-S250
costs TO b. paid
J Francis and r Carpen;ef/Annle Croke
and others-Motion 10 serve amended answer
granted.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

II M
Mechanics Bk & Tr/Met Tr--W & Noyes
NicholcfNue . cs--G VI Francoeur.
Re Sprung-Narren Leslie.
BY PAGE J..
kraetsch Adler @ Pheii.
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A-COOK. GERMAN, excellent c',y -.,,.
enccs. s3j $40. r.. Miss Hofmayars kr..
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ESTATE OF FLORENCE V. RYDER
in pursuance OF an order OF Hon. Robert
ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the County
OF New York. NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons having claims against FLORENCE
V. RYDER, late OF the County OF New York
deceased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber at his place Of
transacting business No. 40 Wall Street in
The City OF New York, on or before the arst
day OF December next
Dated, New York. the 22d day ~ May 1914
w. DUDLEY CARLETON
Z. POW1S JONES. Executor
Attorney for Executor
40 Wall street.
Borough OF Manhattan
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any responsible position by middle aged
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COUNTY COURT.
Special Term--GIBBS. j
Tr-parte matters.

COUNTY COURT.
Special Term--GIBBs. j.
Ex-parte matters.
Trial Tem-GIBBS. j.
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Schmidt/Hertx BentzIDaily
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SURROGATE's COURT-SCHUIZ, s.
MOTION CALENDAR-BSrATEs
Edward Meylan Jeanette Josephson
WILLS FOR PROBATE
Henry i Neubert Charles Re'ssman
Solomon Ellinsohn
ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS.
Henry r weiblen. a IN inor. by Henry g hlett
and Katharine Klett
Trial rerm-SCHULZ, S.
No day calendar.