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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
Besides Baseball Will Have Innings To-day|
BILLY SUNDAY SOME MULE
Repeats His Victory of a Week
Ago in Speedway Races.

Billy Sunday, the Hoboken mule
which won the chief honors at the
opening Of the Speedway racing farm
week ago, repeated his performance
Yesterday In both heats he led ths
field h. mide margins and never broke
The two heats were timed in 2:l7 Ia
and 2:l5.
Nathan Stratus. with his two nomina-
tions. II. O. Mckinney and Denver was
a double winner. The Mckinney geld
ing was victor in the J :05 class trot-
ting race lie led his field from start
70 finish and showed good bursts OF
speed al the finishes Denver, the IA
yorite Of the Straus stable. redeemed
himself IN the ! % trot for his defeat
last week by James A. Murphy's brown
geidlng. Oakland Boy. Denver got or
badly in both heats. but showed sufi
cient sprinting ability TO gain the VIC
tory. In taking the first heat Denver
was timed in :03 and in the last brush
in 1868
Clover Patch. driven by her owner,
!. Y. Hunt. experienced little difficulty
in annexing the 1903 pace. Edwin
Shoemaker got into the list Of winners
when his bay geldiug. O'Brien Boy. in
a two-horse race for the :07 PAGERS.
lowered the colors OF William O'Neills
bav mare, Hertha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

~ Pr RsCANCE OF an order Of Hon. John
T. Cohalan surrogate Of the county 0,
New YORK. notice is hereby given 70 all per
cons having claims against Annie Duncan
" atsou late of the County % New YORK.
deceased. 20 present The same With vouchers
thereof 20 tie Subscribers ~ their place OF
tfansacting business al The Office OF Crockei
A Wlckes their attorneys, No Nassa,
Street Borough Of Manhattan. tity OF Nes
Nofh ou or before the -lst day % july next
Dated. N@w York. January 18Th. 1918
WALTER wilson.
WILLIAM WHITLWRIGHr WATSON.
DAVIS BARNES. Executors
CROrKER s. wICKES Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors. Nassau Street Borough % Man
haitian New York cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
CREWS
TO ROW ON THE
HARLEM TODAY
Canoe Race To Be Added
Feature of Forty-ninth
Renewal of Regatta.

The forty ninth annual renewal Of
the Harlem regatta will be rowed over
the Speedway course on the Harlem
River this afternoon. The pick Of the
local oarsmen will fight their battles
FOR SUPREMACY In single shell SQUADS
and sweep oars. For the first time in
connection with this regatta canoe
races will be padded. This step has
been considered for several wears, but
the committee could not see its way
clear to take Il.
Once again the high school oarsmen
will meet. and chief interest in the re
gatta centres around this race. -Four
crews will face the starter New Ro-
chelle High School. which triumphed
last year, is a prime 'svorite. Coached
bv Steddiford Pitt. the crew has shown
most remarkable form In speed.
The High School Of Commerce. Ford
ham Preparatory and Flushing com
plete the field. Close students have
said that Il New Rochelle doesn't win
the race. Flushing will. They. too. have
shown more than ordinary ability and
are we'll liked. But either Commerce
or Fordham may furnish distinct sur
prise. They have gone about their
training quietly but steadily, and they
are ready.
Rowing for 5 oolboys was inauru
rated in this city in 1907 The first
championship was won by the High
School Of Commerce over five crews.
which finished in the following order:
De Witt Clinton. second; Stuvvesant,
third: Townsend Harris. fourth. and
Morris. which rammed rowboat,
failed TO finish.
IN 1905 Commerce again triumphed,
and in doing 50 established the record.
which still stands. Clinton was again
second and Stuvvesant. the only other
entry. was third: and 1909 witnessed
the temporary passing Of scholastic
rowing. This time Commerce and Gin
ton alone faced the starter. and Clinton
won. Last wear the boys raced in
four-oared gigs and New Rochelle won.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
Holiday Sports on Track,
Diamond, Field and Links


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Of Groenwic
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
R0SENBAUM COMES
INTO His own
And WINS TITLE
Beats Ward in Straight
Sets at New York Lawn
Tennis Tourney.

Dr William Roscrb.Ir came into
his own yesterday IN st"king manner
when he won the sirr'es lawn tennis
championshi in the snrual tourna-
ment Of the New Yo.- Lawn Tennis
Club. defeating Vande L p. Ward in
straight sets e: 6 !, S !. 5. G.
Carlton Shafer won the title in 1914
Alrick II. Man, j.. ard Cedric A..
Major won the Manhattan doubles
championship. defeating W. Halsey
Wood and J. H. SteinAempf at 6 2.
/. 6-3. and succeeding to the title
held LAST year b. Shafter and King
Smith.
Rosenbaum's victory was easily the
feature % the day. not one in ten OF
the spectators expecting 70 see him
vanouish Ward, who has been sailing
along on The ton wave Of success so
far this season.
Rosenbaum was filed with conf
dence. however. and started right out
10 make runaway matcc ~ il. H's
deep drives from the forehand he used
a. entering Wedges 10 keep Ward 20
the rear o. $ court until he himself
could gain barrier. Once at the
net. RoseHhaum slashed the ball across
the court with tremendous speed, and
Ward was diving about wildly IN his
attempts 20 make returrs.
In the second set tho victor simply
walked through his opponent raining
placement shots into every part of
Wards territory and pihnG up the
games rapidly. with tno beaten man
tallying only once. Ward fought des-
pcratey In IN nal SCI 20 5tave of DC
feat. but r SD, 1aum was Invinclble.
and swept ,ersary before him by
his forcing al. Z.
Man and Major had no trouble IN
going through 10 the championship.
their severe O.. ashirg at the net and
their court g..eralshi' overwhelming
Wood and Steinkampf Man was the
most sensational man Of the four. his
drives having lots Of speed and his
shots for placement catching the op-
posing pair out Of position often.
The summaries follow:
Mems scratch singles ts1s' round pr william
Ro,e1taum defe.tc! Nand'rtit Na'4 p D.
vart.,tso 'smriorssiP men. d9q''f. ,.. ih =.
fea,ei I + Ne- Kers ald 6 j. Rio; :, en-.
semi auel round "a " N.od AID u. son
lsmpf detected 4 Bassfofd and G kins. -
Fiinn rourd-Alrcs H Hs7. r.. ard ,Ggedag:s
k.mp' e. 81 e-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
SURROGATE'S NOTICE.

FIURSCHEIM. HERMANN An PUE-
susnce Z an order OF Honorable John
=. Cohalau. a Surrogate OF the county OF
New York notice is hereby given 10 a.
persons having claims against Hermann =.
Flurschein late ~ the county OF NeN
York deceased. 10 present the same. WIN
vouchers thereof. 10 the subscribers. A,
their place Of transacting business. az INC
once co.. strauss. Reich y Boyer. their az
torueys 40. IA Broadway, IN the City o.
New York on or before the -lth day OF
September neat
dated New York. the 18th day Of March.
1918.
HERNARD FLrKSCHEIM
STRAUSS REICH BOYER. Attorneys
5or Executors. No l.l Broad~ai d.
Borough % Manhattan. New York Guy
Is PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.
orabie John + Cohaian. Surrogate OF
the county OF New York. notice IS hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
HEM Adams Biyth. iate Of the County
q. View York deceased. 10 present the
same Win vouchers thereof 10 tho sub
,rrlbers at their place ot trarssctins bus
ness a, the Office OF kenneth II Hal
sf..d No Il broadway In the cry OF
New York on or before tho LIST day OF
November nert
dated. New York. tho .s,h d~, Of April.
'HFxRy ADAMS Myth md
PRED FAISTEAp Executors
WILLIAM h CAREY
KENNETH n HALSrEAD. AttornsZ Tor
Executors. y broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
SERVICE TEAMS
STILL SHOW WAY
WITH THEIR BATS
Gerhardt. Army, Individ-
ual Leader, with Adams,
of Navy, Second.
WILLIAMS SHOWS
SIX-POINT GAIN
Princeton Breaks Badly. Losing
Ten Points, and Yale Also
Keeps Slipping.

Both in team and individual batting
the service teams continued 10 set the
pace for the college mines last week.
Both the Army and Navy lead all teams
in batting, and seven Of the frst
eleven individual batters are either
Army or Navy players.
Gerhardt, of the Army, is the real
leader, with an average Of .424 for
seventeen games, and Adams, the An
napolis shortstop, is second from the
top, with an average OF 4O3 in twenty
games. Darlington. of Brown, who is
third. is the first OF the college players.
and he has an average of 1874. Just
three points more than Tom Fisher, Of
the Navy.
The Army nine sumped bit in its
batting since the last averages we're
compiled, dropping two more points. or
net loss OF - in two weeks. West
Point. however. with an average Of .322.
still has safe lead over the FIELD the
more so because the Navy. which came
up rapidly a week ago. fell back four
points. and now has an average of .2SS
Colum bia did not get n chance to
play. and its average remained station
airy at 81, nearly thirty points better
than Browns .2i3. Williams continued
to hammer the ball hard and jumped
ITS total half dozen points, from 235
To .2ti. Syracuse just about held its
own at .236. but Princeton broke badly,
losing ten points and falling to .23l.
Dartmouth pulled up TO go, but Yale
kept Slipping back, going to .22s. Har-
ward. Cornell. Pennsylvania and An
horst all lost ground. their relative
standing being in the order indicated.
Thlrty-seven players are hitting 800
or better, fact which indicates either
that the general run Of pitchers is
poorer or that the batting is better
The averages through last Thurs
days games follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
| r. T. StroIlerS Beat
Subway Soccer Team

The l. r. r. Stroliers defeated the
Subway +. c. i'm Netropolian League
soccer game Van Cortland Park yes
sorGsy by score Of goals TO J. after
. rstber one-sided match.
Graham. playing at inside night Tor
the Stroilers. scored the hrst taIiy OF
the game by LIN. iinT wilson "G.c as" scored Nv
n",, I'm Stewart Graham again
p"S ,be first g. tally in the second
wa meriod While McGough made the stroll
i Lv fourth goal. snd about five min
' rt before play ceased for the day
Go Go licked the Subwsy's only goal
~ S.a,~or, Graham. McGouGh and
Coo,n "a the best work for the win
n;ng team. while Bart. O'Connor. Car
roll and Siade excelled for the Subway
team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
College Ranking
On the Diamond.

Above table includes all games played
to date. In games among the teams
listed the Army has been unbeaten:
Syracuse has been unbeaten: Harvard
has been defeated by the Army and
Brown: the Navy nv Vale and Hsr-
ward; Brown by Vale; Yale by Brown.
Princeton. williams and Cornell: Co
Iumbia by Harvard. Yale. Dartmouth
and Cornell; Princeton ny Harvard.
Brown C2). Williams. Cornell and
Pennsylvania: Williams by Columbia.
Princeton. Dartmouth and Amherst;
Dartmouth by syracuse 60. Brown 81.
Vale Princeton and Cornell (2): Am
herst nv Harvard and Brown t2): Cor
nell by Columbia, Princeton. Pennsyl-
vanIa and Navy. and Pennsylvania by
Harvard. Navy. Yale (2), Columbia,
Princeton. Cornell and Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
All Collegians to Visit Prison.

The All-Collegans. team composed
Of leading college players in this sec
tior, Will Cou to O5sining on Satur-
dav. June :, for game with the Sing
Sing nine on the prison diamond.
Warden Osborne has agreed 10 act as
umpire. The All-Collegians will leave
Grand Central Station on a special
train Saturday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
GATCOMB WINS ON COURTS
On Game in Singles and Dou-
bles at Great Neck Tourney

r. b. Gatcomb, playing-through
champion in the singles. was the most
conspicuous figure yesterday in the
annual tournament Of the Great Neck
Hills Country Club for the champion
sbjps OF Nassau and Queens counties.
Gatcomb gained his final bracket in
the doubles with H. J. Henry. his part
ner. and in the singles went into the
semi-fnal ro-nd.
r. II. Roberts was the champion
victim in the singles. succumolnG oy
ecore Of 6 o. e. and IN the doubles
division Gatcomb and Henry sent Allen
Walker and Frank Lyons INTO the as
card By score OF D. J. N@t-
combs work WAS clean-cut in all has
matches. ana he seems reasonably sure
Of retaining his laurcls.
The other PLAYERS to reach the semi
final round in the singles were X ~
Rorgs. A. +. Ven Bernuth and ii. NJ:
Robert. Finals in both divisions Will
be played or Saturday
The summaries follow:
x,..,u and Queens coun,ie- e. rnpion.o men :
49, 1se-oTt rDInll A Lennon defeated W u;
~ cs 6-3, a ; ,na Bemuil defeated
~ W h ,i5aa Won Bernu,h d.',a'-d Arthgr
M, M 90 81 VI Hobar, defeated :. -,
crcifniaaa. "a "a. r. j '-'''"' 1''''','
" Sio8,1'p dPoT 4 e, '9 S.i...d lied" c :
~ 49, r " Hoaie sc. 9 3. > A4en
V.s al ran lyon. a.fea,ea b A,,ey s sa9
~., i..cs,sd Lee Na,t and william J..
' S.,d roapar p c,s9no - ,nq s. r HSs @
So Alien Wsf,r snd traggE l5Sn' defeated AZ
thur IennoI and } Ci1ofd mn ,ns u ] Hem,
sem - Wslker Grd frank Lyons Go. '-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
Kirkby Must Be on Game
to Hold GOHng LaurelS

eoo-Dr. : VI Mende View Yors Coli.
PresiIe, : MarlAughlin. ScaSdala
. o5-Philip ' g Carter Nassau.
RAY TvycTori. BridgehsmD,on.
slo-C. '. BeIton SSesEi.
Cornelius smith r. uHaitachei.
sl'-H Y Scgs'nnan Underwood
e1o-Cnar.c- &. Nrh.ter. EsseN county.
Aust. T.. Palmer 70, Hiils.
s2i-l,f.' " he dsl Dcsf
element y Wlr0S. Nuutclair.
Q 3o-Wa'fcr 3. Purcell Ne, York
q + Miller. LHaua. .cI
Q s. Hamilton Is h-r. Groenwich
Gardner " White. Flushing
go Scn0 pIuuuer Apaaamis
Harold 4 Steiner. lIwood.
e45-JoAu Rredemus New York Golf
Bills Adams Ba.tgsfn.
s0-Iohu g.. Anderson. Sin 4noy.
John VI Nart Garden CITY.
ss5-Jsmcs X HYDE Nassau
" FrlloHee Morgan. r.. B,ltusrol
10 o0-HowEfd / Whitney. Nassau.
james A SuAnsn. seepy Hoilov.
10 o3-Roy u Webb Engewo0i
g. hohier. Riisewopd
10 l0-OswAid Kirby. Eng.epcod
GrsHt.nd RICE Eng.euood.
10 l5-N.1aer u Marion HAiusroL
James {. Parrish. Ir Nsti0na
20 .0-Louis J.. GH}rr. Sivslos
Iers & rlau Eils, wood
10 2j-Dr y D. Sprsgue lHfpot
r v hr0wr. ApaNsui.
10 so -. L.nga0rc. Apar sni'.
9 y Phillips, Greenwich 80
10 35-George li Btrle, t9@s.ns.
trc.erick Herre.lof Garden city.
10 t0-W " Hoffman. NAfiluAl
sdmon Nellie EnglcSood
oG-WateT = Travis. Garden Ciy.
DN.h, Partridge Beifori
10 50-percy " i1ue. -. Princeton
Ifwari J.. Rogers Ka.tusro..
10 Ssh Y. Gaines. NhiagJl
{ Edward vsn vle,E u. B,iiusro,-
~ oe-Oscsr J. carlson. tireat Necs.
T. hight Ealiu,rol
II os-fforl0u Hnu, .ar lITIfg RoCk.
Oliver PerriHE Nations.
II iO-Rober G. Watson. M-stsroos
Ro, 4 Rsil.t PIPING Ro,k.
u l5-I r. SoulcI GrrrI"i0t
J u tl4gma. GrrrHFirn.
II % Cafe.c. Davies. Aias-lni,.
A g. Eanneg Grrcnwir
y 2J-P.u NHo4,. Mauis '94.U.
FreIerics NJ herr ..a.Gston.
II o-Wilam u wallace r. spaEtns
Frederic snare. Lnglt"ood
II Sc 4 Pear,1n. 70 Greenwich.
FredefieA Rroeer. Manhattan.
II to-s = HAYWARD. G.sr Rugs.
" Is Poster. uuaticAed
II S-Arhuf y '0spcift van. MifltHi.
chisholm B,4rh lot Mn
II 3D.. 4 r iai.ut W}ssgJi
% O'ConrelI. iouatGksh
II s. sfeYhel .. Clark un .ts-hed.
: fl.fou Malnu. ArdsIt}.
y oO-Spoitssood u Bowers Bfooklawn.
{ NJ Ailerpu. Nrs lofk
u OS-Presooti Ne'rtf Apiwsni.
". ds } johnson ApaTimn.
y io-H Gillian. ssgli
u Miller. unattached.
y "a GilKrs ~iWAnoy
~ Morris Carpenter oAkls7d
li23- Bernard " Rider. oakland
pAnhlv B.andfs'h SLEEPY io.io1.
l715-H " Navel NASsaI
Hsrtert A sherman. Apsstms
II SD NcConnell. ApAssuss
II u Martin. Great Neck
II ee-Morton l.. Fetrsy. oaklsni.
Mar Bshr BaltusrcL
l.to-FrAnk A Moore. A9avsmA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
Travis, Douglas, Hereshoff
and 1'ravers to Fight for
the Metropolitan Title
on Apawamis Links.

In addition 20 Oswald Kirkby. the
champion, four erstwhile title holders
Walter J. Travis, Findlay s. Doug
las. jerome ID. Travers and Fred Her
rcshofF have entered for the seven
teenth annual meeting under the di-
rection of the Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation scheduled to begin on the links
Of the Apawamic Club on Wednesday.
In addition 10 those mentioned are a
number Of others clamoring for recog-
E,tion.
tApropos OF the clamorers, II may be
as well not 10 forget that Max K.
Marston and Philip Carter will be
there. Only recently Carter won the
chief cup in the Oakland Golf Club
tournament, while Narston the follow
ing week won at Garden City.
f. Mortimer Barnes. secretary Of the
Metropolitan Golf Association, has an
nounced entries and pairings at the
same time. The first couple will tee
up a early as 3 o'clock, and from that
time until near sunset there will he
an endless chain of players driving of.
he total entry totals close 10 100. and
conditions stipulate that the entire
tying round of thirty-six holes.
Entries and pairings follow:
90 Harmon = Graves
g ~ Come Auawsmis
s0i-Jsme, u Foot Ap4Wami.
Giber; NHldo. Rfoof'sNn
0S-Ccorre o. Bfobsw. Garden CITY
Harold J.. DoNrry ApIwsms
sl2-fia1lEy Dous.as. SAssau
Frederic. : Wheeler Apsaans
l6-G. T.. Wilmer. Nykssyi
{ J. NAtkns ApaWsmis
20 Vernon Booth ApaWliuis.
b. - Har. W}ksgl
q George Is CSfhau. GreenWich
Ralph 4 Carroll. hnoiIWood.
s-ArChie N Reid. - Andrews
J.. Mortimer BsWcs. Inglesood
81 " Is Frrhif. unattached
= sheldon Arawamls
8-Ilcv - Sfnddafd. NylsEyl
II AfoHs0l lLRCod
% enr Topping Greenwich
Jerome d Iraters. | pper Montc.Gr
N-N Eugene Conklin ioi HIS
James A. 1yug. Bafu,fol
S-Geofge { Howell. BaltusToi
Frederick Schoe. Af'sche1
51-Hoher Hunter, Wee Burn
John 7. ShAnley. Desl.
t6-Nslter { Shoup. Ensvvood
q. AdsInS. NstioaL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
CARRIE II. DE RAIMBoUvILLE.
EFsrvfrfr

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalsn. a Surrogate
OF the county Of New York. notice 4,
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Lizzie Il. Holme. late OF the
County ~ New York. deceased. % present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. at hts place OF 'ransaeting
Merrill & Rogers. No. 100 Broadway. Bor-
ough cf Manhattan. IN The city % New
YORK. on or before the 10th day OF Sep
Dated' New York. tn. 9th day OF March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
r next ., -, . ~,

FILLS. SARAH Mn PURSUANCE OF
az order OF Honorable John Cohalar'
1o,tre r. hereby given 20 all persons hsv-
ing claims against Sarah " Ella, late Of
The County 81 New YORK deceased 20 pre-
sor, ia same with vouchers thereof 20
,be snbscr,her al his place Of uansacting
bnslness. the Office OF Putney, Twombly
Putney. 80. Rector street Borough OF
Nauhattan. CITY OF New York. on or be-
,nT. The 25th day OF october next
Dated. New York. the i,th day OF April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

~ PURSUANCE OF An ONDEH OF
I~onorSbie John p. Cohslsn. a Surrogate
y, the county Of New York.
Notice Is hereby given % all persons
having claims against Brsyion lVes. late
- ~ County OF New York. deceased. 10
,res~nt no same with vouchers thereof 20
ne subscribers. a. Room ZOO on tho moor
.',,,,tsrst l4th at No. So William Street. IN
~ t,-,roueh OF Manhattan. IA The city ot
Esw York on or before tho .sth day OF
october next. So, -, 49,,
Dated. New York. the 18Th day OF Aprn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

URIGIIr. JOHN HOWARD IN PURsu ANcE or
"" "a, ., Honorable Robert Ludlow Fowler. Sur
81, ~ Inc County 0, Neg YofA n0iice I, herety
S,sn 10 IN persons having claims against John
's' WIGHT ia'e Of tie County - Nes YORK.
a.~s.sd 10 present tho SANE. a.fh foI-lcfs there
-, 10 The suh.rrlbers o. their Tae ~ 'fansscuaF
~ AZ the Orlce y Foster 8 Thomson. = D..
~ Hroadxay. ~ the Borough - Mania an % ths
~ ~ New York. on or u-.o'e tAs incnt3 ,seoli
alec Nca Ycrk " els1enth day - January. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
T,..eiI - ~. York. N. s,h day o M.reh.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Vonorable John p Cohalan. a Surrogate
n, the county OF New York notice Us h're-
bv given 20 all persons having claims
against Juliette ". Raymond. late ~ me
same With vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scriber. a. his place Of trsnsacting business
a, The once OF Everett. clarke $ Benedict
his attorneys. No 81 Wall street IN me
or Of New York, on or before The i5th
day % september next. ~
Dated. Kew York. the End day 81 March.
1918
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
Providence Wins in Ninth.

A. Rocky Point II Y.
Prorlferce ......... % 10 10
Richmond .... \ . II
Rsueres-Radlor. Cooper and HseJ steizer.
Russo sni Schzufe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

n PURSUANCE or Az osDER o. noNoRABLL;
- Xork notice u hereby giEeu to al persoLs
Ss,,o. c!alms against Iemuei B. Bag. is'e % th,
nA't ~ N~. Nork deceased. 90 present tie sans.
~, ,o-her thereof 10 the subscriber. al her pa,
y, 'ttr,asscn. bushes at Ia. OF q beg .nof.
hNsyjs' .; New York. Or before ths Ijtb day q
June ueIt -. "a. -. s,x q, r,...o.,.. IA.
bs''-' ISABEL HOfT BANGS. E1tc.triI
,ooD DAY 4 LORD. Attorney f9f E1ecu;rI. 20
Val street. Borough " h.Ahailan. CT Of Nss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orahle Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate
Q, the County ~ New YORK
Notice Is hereby given 20 All p-r'oss hsv.
ing claims against Pukk @ carleton ave OF
,he County ~ Vow York feceased 20 pre-
sent me same With vouchers thereof 70 ms
subscriber At place OF 'ransacting business
No ~ Broadway. IN the 'liy or NeN io'A'
on or before the 2ist day o, June nsst.
Dated New YORK. the ism Jay OF Decem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
IN prRsUANcE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

ARMSTRONG; JOHN HIN PURSU-
anc.. OF an order OF Hon Robert Ludlow
Fowler A surrogate ~ the County OF Now
York notice is hereby given 10 All per
sons having Claims against John ~ Arm
d.ceased 10 present the same with vouch-
ers thereof to tho subscriber at 10 place
OF transacting business, 10. - Wlllsm
Stree, Borough OF Manhattan. IN the city
Of New York. on Or before the 10th day Of
Dated. New York. the soth day OF De-
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
CONPA%Y Executor.
GETLFR' EOT.STON KORAN. Attorneys
FOR Executor - Exchange Place. New
York. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON:

~ PtRSl' AN'E or AZ oHl r. sl- VI ~
orable John T 'onal an. surrogate or
rho E,uoty Of New York. NOTICE Is here
nv given 10 all persons having claims
against Daniel $ Miller. tate ~ the county
Of New York. deceased 20 present mo
same with vouchers thereof 10 nc SUD
scriher AT her place ~ trsnsacting bust
ross. az tho Offices ~ her Attorneys. Can
non & Cannon. Room 607. No. IS Broad /.
way. Manhattan Borough, In The CITY or
New York, on or before the l0th day OF
\oNcmbc next.
dated. New York. the sth day Of May.
1915. ..
HARRIET ~ DICKINSON. ExecutrfL
CANNON g. CANNON Attorneys for Execu-
-. ~. ErnalMA. NsM Anrt Guy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

CHARLES ". WELL-PURSUASr TO
Al order ~ Hon John y. Cohalan, one OF
the Surr0gates Of New York County. notice
IL hereby given hat all persons having
c.Aifus against the estate 81 Charles II.
Jewell. late u the county o.; New York.
deceased arr requ red 10 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof 20 the under
signed executor ~ said estate. at his
once. In the village OF Goshen. orange
County, New york. on or before the 3ist
day ~ October. 1915
Dated. the e2nd day 81 April. 1915
JOSEPH MERRITT. Executor.
HARRY g. BARKER. Att'y for Executor.
81 Market St, POughkeepsls " Y.