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SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY
John V Cain. Plaintiff against Bridget
Foley. individually and as administratriI
OF the goods. chattels and credits which
were Of Cornelius Foley, deceased. Will.
lam Foley and Mary" Foley his wife chs
name Mary" being fictitious, real first
name Of this defendant being unknown %
PLAINTIFF, Defeudants.-Summons To the
above named defendants You are hereby
summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
this action and 20 serve copy Of your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service Of this sum
mons. exclusive Of the day Of service, and
in case OF your failure TO appear or an
swer Judgment Will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded IN the
complaint
Dated. Brooklyn. y Y. June 30tn. 1915
EDWARD J. FLANAiAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office ana Post
Ofico Address. ~ Court Street, Brook
lyn. New York.
To the defendants. william Foley and
MARY" Foley: The foregoing summons IS
served upon you by publication. pursuant
TO an order OF Hon. J. Van Siclen. Jus.
tice of the Supreme Court OF the stat" u
New York. dated the 18th day a July
1915, and filed with the complaint n the
office of the Clerk OF the County u kings
at the Hall Of Records In th' Borough ot
Brooklyn. County Of Kings state u Ne"
York on the 18th day OF July. 1918.
EDWARD J. FLANAGAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. once a1d fost
once Address. ~ Court street BROOK
lyn. = y.
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FIRE RECORD.


3Co-s'7 Southern Boulevard. Jacob Adler;
trifinE.
3:45-245 7th av. stelsky Bros. slight.
s:30-Front OF lS6 Amsterdam av.. auto
truck National Biscuit Co.: slight
9:50-Morris av. and lCth ST.. owner un-
known; slight.
l0:l0-62 Z. 18TH ST.. Henry Selager; slight.
l1:05-9T7 Az st. John. oscar Schiller; slight.
lllo-fI Claremont Parkway. owner I'M
known; no damage.
l1:45-12 ". l3lst St. Andrew Battle: trihing.
ll1j-l9 +. l0lst S.. Anna Franca. triiiinS.
PM.
i2IO-5ls W 1S5th ST.. Michael Cuntese no
damage.
200-275S sth av. Louis Delmar; trifing.
240-lI "a ST., Celia Awning. trfing.
2:5J-lSs "a av. oscar Szaphnary: 500.
3:lo-5o4 L. 1881 St. Michael Buhordy: tri-
fling.
3 3o-3SSl Cd av.. Esther Dellmar. trihing.
5:SO-537 Lexington av.. Elias Berghof, tri-
fling
6:4-2O4 i. e5th st. p. Schneider: trihing.
6:5O-lc4S "a av.. Michael Yellos: trihng.
6:55-63l Broadway. II. Manner & Bros; IN
known.
7:05-lO62 I'd av., Frank Kuss: triAng.
7l0-lSS Mercer ST.. Harry 'Raonowltz' IN
7ls-ii John st. c. C. Afford Co. trinng
7:i5-3iS +. 23d st. a. stiehls Sons, TIL
1o.1O-5C Beaver ST.. Delmonico's. trifinC
lO:45--27 E g9th st. owner unknown; trihing.
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Trial Term -tDlIALAN
Room 'oH-At 10 30 a.
~ day calendar.
CITY COURT
APPRAISALS or ESTATES.

ERNEST NJ .GEEENFULD. a candy manu-
~ - premises at BDu'lc J.. l., appraised a.
8uI personality. sll5O. mortgages so 264. ari
$50 share, stock a. J.. Greenhe.d's >'fi. ,an'y
J0AXNF GEOnivE sPEcKEL rr.b. :. I9I5:
net. 5000. To hazard A Spe'ktL He',c u
iiogelhauer Gustav T. sfcrte, Joan J. Speckei
onc-Gfth % the e.;a'e Assets. Deposits. Sjl3.
household furniture and lcweirg $-2i. AMI 800
shares NJ stock IN the Boyd Bel Company, appraised
JANIS WILLIAMS dec % 1910 net. $2O3.-
goo 70 Rohc1 Williams. son. 5000 q year. the rest
Of tie estate equally among four daughicr--Sarah
Williams. Mrs Marietta Raycshr,. " dow declined
to accept a t-lst fund which was created in tie
Value Of dover. Sn.7i7. Il appears as a deduction
for the distinction between his son Robert and his
other children s. hi, habits Of life have not been
such as 10 give me any confidence IN hi. ability 10
lake care or any property more than enough 10 keep
him comfortably sa4 from being dependent upon
more than have herein "culd be de;riment and
the Kit Of any more would oniy he further ~ =
dnccmcm for MS indulgence. which l do not and
iG.h ST. appraised al SOB 900. 359 2il 2i3 and 2ij
East j6th ST.. APPRAISED At Sj9.slS 442 East 57th
ST.. $500. 900. so, and aiU last 7itn ST.. ap-
praised a, $50 00o, l0 T. II. L. and IS East goth
st.. The Bronx. $ll.oo0. aud one vacant lot. The
Bronx. $500. total value Of realty. SlS26lS; dover
fH.5i5 leaving not value $li0.S1l. deposits. $f33 .
mortgages. $199 $40.
NlKS JULiETrE " RAYMOND tOct. H. 1910 A:
net. $4,000. To Henry W. Raymond son. life
estate IN Sz.sNi: the rcst 10 friends. Assets:
Premises T. West 9th 81. appraised al $3l 900. de-
posii,. 50. LIE Insurance 81. 200. personality 81
4Ul stocks and bonds. $40 35j
ABRAHAM GLAUBER dec 10. 1910. net.
SG3.l3O. To Martha Glauber. daughter. $2iSl9;
Carrie GiaubCr daughter. Emil Giauber. son and
Julia Ntwhaucr. daughter $3.50 each Assets:
Deposits. $9l6l mortgages aud personally. 81 43l
stocks and bonds S20.5Ol
MIS- Florence Y. RYDER March .. 1910: .
net. 81. 500. To Sylvia De Murlas Vandsrv,er
niece personally valued al $3.50 and life estate ia
t29.199. William Morton Garden and Anna Kidd.
brother and sister. 5000 each. Jennie Taylor aud
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Army and Many Orders;
Movements of Wdrshibs

Midshipman ALLAN BARTLETT to Celtic
surg J. T. KENNEDY. detached Naval Uosni,,l
bos'Sn. TO command Naval Hospital. olonsapo
CElef Boats~ain c. X. X. CLAUSEN. detached New
Boatswain BERNHARD SCHUMACHER d.,,.h..
, naval training station. Newport. to New York
Bo4isNan {. T. GOERTZ. detached Sonoma. u
Lieut. c G DAvY. detached aid on stan Con,
mander-in- Chief. Aslitic feet. to home and
Lieut., o. G. FRANK LoFTIN. detached cinein.
Ensien THOMAS BANTER detached Saratoga. %
stan commander chief Asiltic feet
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
july l6.-Hannibh at Grand C,yman: Denver. A,
Mazs'lan. Chattanooga. az GuaymaS
tsuamo. KeaTsarse. at North River. New Y c,'
City. Dolphin. at East River New York City
Amphifie at Fens3coia' Lamson. al Boston
july lS-Marblehead. al san Francisco: Du Pont.
al Boston. Paul Jones Preble. Perry and stew
Ar. at Bpmerton. Montgomery. at Norfolk yard
Mars. al Lambert Point
July lI-Hannibll Survey Grounds for Grand Cay.
july I7-Hopk.ns. Santa Barbara for San Pedro
Hawk. Dukirk y. Y. for practice cruise
Lamson. President Road, for Boston ard: Nan
shan. san Francisco for Honolulu. Fortune. Mar.
Island for Honolulu. Kentucky Philadelphia for
New York. Vixen. Camden for Prouncrtown.
July lS-Phducah. GuAnianamo for san Juan
Vicksburg. Bremerton for Seattle: Cleveland
Guiymas 70, To3o,..ohampo Maryland. Iona
,ier Sound FOR Norfolk yard. Vulcan. from
Hampton Roads for Portsmouth. y. n Dolphin
from East River. New York city. for Eastport
Bri,us now at Guantanamo Bay o-dered to pro-
coed 10 navy yard. Charleston.
Man .dss Of sn,af'd % ro% IN e. car =
the postmaster. New TX City"
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GARMENT STRIKE
IN BALANCE TODAY
If Peace Committees Fail
to Agree 10000 Work
ers Will Quit.

Committees working for industrial
peace in the clothing trade will submit
a tentative agreement TO employers ana
employees to-day.
81 hone the result Of the work will
bring about peace" said Professor
George II. Kirchwey, of Mayor MltchePs
committee, Yesterday. Tomorrow we
will be through with the work and will
aubmit a proposition. II both sides &C
cept it strike will be averted: II
not, $4,000 people in this city will be
affected directly"
The Committee of Immediate Action,
representing the manufacturers and
the striking workers. had long meet
ing, which extended late into the even
ing. DR.. J. l.. Magnes. chairman, said
there would be another meeting this
morning at which he hoped something
would be accomplished.
1t was said that at yesterdays meet
ing, which took place at the Chamber
of Commerce, representatives of the
union demanded that no firms connect
ed with the Manufacturers Association
should employ non-union workers. The
discussion that followed was said TO be
lively.
Alexander Cohen, of the Children's
Jacket Makers Union. said that other
cities would be involved if a strike
were called in New York.
"A CO nvass of the shops in the mems
clothing industry in Newark" said Mr..
Cohen, "has shown that every worker
belonging to the union is ready TO go
out at moments notice if trouble
should start"
There are about 5000 workers on
children's jackets in Newark.
Representatives of the Children's
Clothing Manufacturers Association
and the Children's Jacket Makers
Union met at the Hotel Brevccrt, but
reached no agreement. A conference
committee was appointed to meet to-
day at the same place.
Labor leaders said they could re-
strain the workers until the close of
to-day's conferences. If an agreement
seemed to be as far away then as yes
terdaY, many asserted, the strike would
be declared and 100000 garment max
ers would go out. Strikes were de-
clared yesterday in the plants of some
manufacturers who are not members
of the manufacturers association.
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tFrom The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. July 10.

tFrom The Tribune Bureaul
Washington July 10.
ARMY.
Mai EDWIN LANDON. Coast Art. detailed 10 al
vacancy IN Adjt Gems Dept. 70 take eject Aus.
90 vice Mai GEORGE T. PATTERSON. Adr.
Gen. Maj LANDON to San Francisco and sail
after Aug % for PHILIPPINES Mai PATTER-
son will report 70 commanding general coast dc
fences Of Manila and Suhig bays for assignment
Following Officers assigned as Indicated; CAPT.
Inf effective Aug : First Lieuts CHARLES A.
THUS. l7th Inf: BENJAMIN r MCCLELLAN.
2Sth Inf. FREDERICK Il. TERRELL, 22l Int.
and FREDERICK A. COOK 1911 ini erecii'e
I'M effective SEPT 80. Second Lieut. ALBERT
NJ JONES. 2lst Inf. effective Aug
First Lieut. FRANK c. GRIFFlS. Med Res.
Corps 10 Fl. du Ponl FOR Temporary duty, vice
Can't THOMAS {. AUSTIN. Med. Corps. TO IT
Hancock for temporary duty.
First Lieut. PERRY VI. GALLUP Coast An. from
General Hospital to Fl Worden. and report to
commanding onicer coast deiences OF fuset SOUND
First rSt Lieut. ALLAN NJ POPE. 18th Cav. detailed
professor Of military science. 81 JOINS School.
Manius y Y effective Sept !
Second Lieut.. CHARLES J.. KILBURN. Coast Art
from assignment l'th Co. report to commanding
o1esf coast daeacfi g ne fWtGGRrcoR Co.'s,
Art from ia TO l5th Go. -
Second Lieut. HAROLD : MARTIN, Iath I'M.
attached 10 aviation section Of signal CORPS As an
aviation student. to signal Corps Aviation Schools.
Leave. Of absence: Capt C r. POND @. NJ. c.
leave extended one month: Fist Lieut. = /
ILEwEILYN BULL, 2Sd inf twenty hve days
upon relief from Letierman General Hospital Pre-
sidio Of san Francisco.
Lieut. q. O. H T KAYS. detached branch
photographic once. to nav recruiting station
Boston.
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Deny Frick Has Option.

1t was authoritatively stated that the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
not given an option on its Cambria
Steel Company stock to Mr.. Prick,
ror is there any basis for the reported
consolidation of the Cambria and Penn
sylvania Steel companies. When Mr..
Bonner became president of the Penn
sylvania Steel Company he received an
option on a portion of the Pennsyl-
vania company's holdings, both in the
Cambria and Pennsylvania Steel com
panles.
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he pit of the stomach. doubling him

the pit of the stomach. doubling him
up.
SO acute was the pain that Ward
had to leave the court for five min
utes until he regained his wind. and
when he came back Johnston was
cold" and Ward took the game and
The set at Sc.
Benjamin NJ. Phillips. of the Har-
lem Tennis Club, forced Frederick c.
Inman TO go three sets at "a. 2-6,
Is before the West Side man could
claim a victory. Both men employ the
cut stroke in their game.
Inman was the more skilled at plac-
ing the ball and more severe in his
strokes. but Phillips was fiend at
getting" and made returns that caused
lnman lots of trouble before he won.
The summaries follow:
Rockaway Hunting Clubs invitation singles thrst
rotnd)-Harold A. ThrocmOrton defeated &. a
Dionue. IS. 6--3: Clarence {. Pcl defeated Dr.
William Rosenbsum. tt. 81: Frederick g.
lnman defeated Benjamin VI. Phillips. Alfred ).
Dabney defeated Harry :. Parker, IS. b--l'
Vanderbilt Il. Ward defeated {. J.. Johnston. u
lovibond by default: Frederick c. Bags defeated
Edward T. Larucd. IS. IS; Alrick ". Man.
jr.. defeated Frederick 7. Frehnghuysen. o.
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ONLY ONE MATCH PLAYED
Hudson River Tennis Tourney
Gets Under Way.

The annual Hudson River Associa-
ton championship lawn tennis tourna-
ment made an inauspicious start on
the clay courts of the Park Hill Coun-
try Club, Yonkers, yesterday, only one
match being played. S. II. Robe de.
feated c. D. Nash in the first round
by a score of 6-3, "a.
There are about fifty players in the
draw. and this afternoon the battle
for the title now held by Homer
Guernsey, perpetual champion" will
be rushed. The women's singles Will
get an early start this morning, to be
followed during the week by mems
doubles and mixed doubles.
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MACMILLAN RELIEF
SHIP QUITS SYDNEY
Starts on Voyage to Greenland,
Where She Will Meet the
Crocker Expedition.

sydney. y. s., July 19.-Tho George
D. Cluett, the ship which will carry
nacH IN. members of the Croker Land
expedition, sailed this afternoon from
SYDNEY with fair prospect Of a sue
cessful voyage She h"' ~ delayed
two days by windlass repairs.
The .ei.e4 snip ,-.,- .ach Bat
tic Harbor, Labrador, on Thursday and
then proceed to Etah, Greenland, where
she hopes to meet Donald B. Macmillan
and the other members of the party.
She will stop at Discoisland, Upernavik
and Cape York on the way.
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SHORTEN'S HITTING
BEATS SHELTERS
Scores Most of the Runs for
Providence in First and
Fifth Innings.

Shorten's hitting gave Providence a
victory over the Skeeters, at Jersey
City, by a score of 8 to yesterday.
The visitors tailed in the first frame
on Shorten's triple and Shean's field
er's choice. The Skeeters tied the score
in the third. Yeager singled and was
forced at second by Barry. Barney
doubled to centre and Barry Tailed.
Providence got two more runs in the
fifth. Gill singled Powell hit to right.
Gill and Powell worked a double steal.
Fabrique walked, filling the bases,
Shorten singled, scoring Gill and Pow
ell
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Honorable
John Z. Cohalan. Surrogate OF tho
County OF New York. notice is hereby given
TO all persons having claims against Cath
crime a. Bliss late OF the County OF New
York, deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at their
place Of transacting business. at the ONCE
Of their attorneys, Everett. Clarke & BEN
edict, No 81 Wall Street. in The Borough
OF Manhattan. city OF New York on or
before the sth day OF October next
Dated. New York. the 9Th day OF April.
WALTER p. BLISS.
GEORGE B. AGNEW.
EVERETT, CLARKE BENEDICT, A..
torneys for Executors. 81 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
PHYFE, WILLIAM HENRY Pm PTTR-
suance of an order OF Honorable John p
Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, notice is hereby given TO all person.,
having claims against William Henry p
Phyfe. late Of the County Of New York.
deceased. TO present the same with youch.
ers thereof TO the subscriber. al her pIac,
OF transscting business. at the ofic. Of
Frederick S Woodruff. No. i65 Broadway
IN the city Of New York, on or before tbs
18th day OF october next.
Dated. New York, the 29th day OF March
1915. EDITH b. PHYFE.
,,prnrprcv woon A1sddlministratrix.
for Administrative. los Broadway. Ror
ough OF Manhattan. New York city
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orsble John Z. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF
the County Of New York. notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Elizabeth Fullick. late Of the County Of
New York. deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber,
at their place Of transacting business
Room 1906. No 100 Broadway, Manhattan
In The city OF New York. on or before III.
10th day OF November next
Dated. New York the 10th day Of Nav
1915. ALEXANDER BROUGH.
EDWA RID q. MAU0ER
Executors
WILLIAM GOLDSTICKER, Atty for Fl
ecutors. $50 Broadway. New York.
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Totals. ...8338212O Totals.....Sl2627 $50
.Baited for verbout in The ninth inning.

'Batted for verbout in the ninth inning.
FToyidecce,e .........-.d Q . Q o . %
Tgo-bsse hts-Cascy. Barney Three base hit
shorten. Stolen bascs-Shoren. Powell. Gill
Sacrifice hit-Barry. Base on balS-On OeschseT
I. ~ Verhout l. Struck out-By OCschger 7.
Double pays--Falriquc. Onsiow and MrNall':
Trucsdale ana Barn. Left ON baSe,-Proyidenca
4: Jersey City. Impires-Clcaiy and Carpenter.
Tlrnn Of .aIn--l =
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, William Dudley Carlton not related. 5000 each
Grace Dickinson Carton. Ruth InseISou CarIt2n.
RAYMOND Herbert and Fernando De Maurlas. "
equity $4,000 in = West sd 81. appraised a,
su,crra-e sj6f.. stocks and bonds $500. an
undivided interest N the estat. Of Christopher
Garden. deceased. $s.jij. The decolent also
owned propcuy outside New York state but us
value doc, not appear IN the report
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HELP WANTED.


SCHOOL BOOK PUBLISHER needs salesman 'o'
good Aiidd @ states territory. college man VIA
some school experience preferred II. ;. T.. BOZ j.
Tribune once.
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors
GoveTuesses. etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and
Families Apply to Mrs II. J YOUNu-
FULTON % Uniop square
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

Ny UIEGENIIH, J. =
Morgan. jr/"onyont TX Coust Coz Mch'oy'
Lawyers Mtg Co/Jacobs-P Ingraham u casesD'
Re John Mitchell Goa Norton.
lie Berg .Zal Co-D OIL C0halan.
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NEW ENGLAND.
GALEN HALL
HOTEL AND sANITORIUM

ATLANTIC CITY n j
Always open; always ready; always
busy. Cannot be excelled for comfort
or table and service. An ideal place
for long or short stay. Tonic and
curative baths with trained attendants.
+. l.. YOUNG. General Manager
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NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Matter OF the Sale Of Trust Prop
ery Under Deed of Trust OF THE
UNITED WATER AND LIGHT COM
PANY to THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee, dated
April LIST, 1910.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFTJ. CARPET CLEANING 60 = ls'A'
ccuoressed ar steam hand - On n195 >i,r
RroalNay AL East Ash 81 Coz bAA'
Tel lS2 3th
NCLTIGRAPH rYPEwRITTLN LEIIEHs
500 $3.50 1000. 81 Is 10 9 SV. ~
GEO r. WEATHEkFOhD .,.S
40 BY Equitable BLDG J. Room llsl; hsseo. -
NEw YoKk CARPET CLEANING "OhhS'
Oldest Largest Most Modern. apr-x
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD 1870 .,ls,
Prices Reasonable. Send , ,os laA n
TEL A632-t6gs BgAal asI-tSs "~'
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nAcc nnIlI rVApn lIst. st. & B'dwsy.
ONTG OVVISvSUO Din. 81. Lch. soc.
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COURT CALENDAR


Mason iilty fSouthwouh HammefmanIrfahs
Herkowitz/ Smith tuuanI Strauss
Tischeri Prager6 Brooks 1oinefI Newman
NatiN a. Jt 0IyhitneyOpera cCallum/Lev
MasonG Moore ICalysn Cowperthw alt cook
ka,Jrrti anJ1 'enent Fox Kolt Lumber 60 shaw
Taller Field Hotel Claridge/ Covertale
Wolrs Sons WE'LL Go IIill Publishing STANDARD
Ksplan /Sclmidi Leather Dressing Co
part II-SCHMICK J-Er parte matters.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
GARDENER COACHMAN GENERALLY useful; tnoi.
yesrs excellent references 'ndus'ri. A.sociatoJ
Asene-. Il West i2d st. BDan, 500.
Female.
COOK HOUSEWORKER Chinese: Protestant;
capable. efficient young man excellent reeteHSS.,;
e. anywhete: $40. Mrs Masons Agency. I5I W."
42d st. Bryant 1898 --.
COOX-English Protestant: splendid COOS a.
manager. large family preferred $40 bat ie.ef-
erces Miss Shea's Agency. 50 L. "a. MuF"
Hi EVA ----.-
CooI,-German: arst class city or country: os.
rt'rences; wages; ages. si9as5 20 az a.. J, IA''
COOK and CHANfBERMAID-wAITR -Ens .ll.
Protestants. years excellent reference. h1'''
tri4. Assn Il West i2d. --
COUPLF-Scotch and Gns in butte. snd enal
feur wife excellent cook snl7e: three tl1
four years highest persona. r. siences c,Y on Sy1
Try. Industrial Association Agency. u "et i-' y
Phone $40 Bryant
COUPLE French. cook. 1u;I. Varf 'siul. boz
thoroughly competent: exec. ent references cry :,
country Industrial Association Agency " W."
42d ST -
COUPLE-Colored. neat yr.l' pair. ne sgA
small family. very best rc'ereu - -, MN
Masou's Agency. 81 West - 4 B-ys , 9oSa
C0T.PIE Spanish, no DO the entire work Of family.
best references. CITY Or c0guty Has" H3b55e 20
Industrial AssoclAnon' - west ~ st. ''''
Bryant
ENGLISH COUPLE.-sma,. 'oung Tsir: n set
man anything. houseNOik-f cnlie = e. Hs.i
recommended Mrs. Masons A-encS ~ YVES -
ST. Bryant 1888.
HoUsEKEEPER- practical. respon,Ss
Erglishwoman: daughter Is Two year. o'S, ~
sonal references. IS. Mrs. Masons Agency 400
W l2d. BDant 1888 --;7,-
Hot EWOkhER.-E American. stronsi w.!
ing: city or country: excellent references I@S"
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| INFANTS NURSE COMPETENT. German oS, p ", !,
erences. city. couutJ: wages ~, -
Id < Boecherer Co. Agency. IS w $50 -
LADY's Alderman. competent seinS'..ssS1 .
hA'rdresser packer. best references. sase' "a
s35 Call at Lang & BOecheger Co Agency "
West 33d ST
LAUNDRFSS Competent German: beat ret ;'as
ci'y country: wages S30-f35. CAL al bAAs
Boecherer Go. Agency - West $50 81 -
MA-D-French. S35. proncient hairdressef.
tra,eller. very capable. three years tA'
Mrs. Mason's Agency l3l W. "a Bryan ~
MANAGING HoUsEKEEPER By re1neds r.. "a
lish Protestant. for private fanny ,-t,.frtl
school or Institution. highest reference N'N
Assn II West i2d s. ---,-,-..T
MOTHERS HELPER NURSE. UsEF l. 'N en-.
practical young American, feiy nls..y, -
menGed: anywhere SIS. MS. MAson's Agony ."
W ieda Bryant 1888
/ NURSE-North German. experienced city 60.
references: wages. $3.50 eau
Boecherer Co. Agency. IS w. $50 81 --.--,
! SCOTCH COTPLE-Bu.lcI Weful coz !Aslui'so.l
will do entire work o. h'uSt >eg w. .sal 4
references Miss Shea's Asety 50 E-s' -
Murray Hill 6lIi. IT;
I WORKING HOUSEKEEPsr Scotch PIo's .,srS.
excellent cook thoroughly 'npefiei ." ti.',nirf
/ thing. splendid personal 'ci-''i ces GU, -.
Industrial Assocl.ilon Assncy L- M----- w.
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
g,snIal Tern-part i-HHADY. j.

COUNTY COURT CHAMBtRS-GIBBS, J.
TX parte business
Special Term-GiBBS. mo day calendar
Trial Term-GlBBS. j.
Finkestcin Union Ry Larkln/faTeh
COrlonU RT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

By GANEiAN. J.
David Kesslsr/MaI X Wilner-I O'Connel
by GIEGERiCH. J.
Bowery Sav Bk/Laura T. Vest = CARLY
Arnold ThAycr/ Caspare Calecada-H Brady.
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suRRoGA1r,s COURT cHAMBGRs-scHuLz S
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME coURT-By BRADY. j.
o'Uars Colorado Realty COB Tinney.
Morrison PalmeTi-J Il Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20

Male.
GARDENER COACITMAN -Genersly useiuli thoi.
oughly experienced. net a'.a o. fird "ofs. sf
wears excellent references induSri.i Ass0c!allo'
Ageuc- II West 42d 81. Bryant $40.
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KINGS COUNTY.
.no,rAr rOn0r

SUPREME c0URI-By BRADY. J.
titer Planes Donlin/ Frank Fischer T lianlon.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Matter Of the Sale Of Trust Prop
erty under Deed Of Trust Of THE
UNITED WATER AND LIGHT COM
PANY to THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee, dated