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The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
AL GORE SAVES Z
A CLEAN sweep
Veteran Dumbarton Player
the Only One to Score in
Club Tennis Match.
BEATS HAROLD-E. DOYLE

Had II not been for the good worI,
OF AT Gore. who has been playing
the game of his life this year. the Co.
Iumoia Country Club tennis team
would have made a clean sweep
over the racqueters of the Dunbar
ton Club. when these two teams met
on the formers courts yesterday aft
ernoon, as the home players won all
of the doubles matches played and
five out of six in the singles.
Gore. playing No. man for the
Georgeton club. added another scaIp
to his belt by beating Harold 2.
Doyle. generally conceded to be next
to his brother Connie" in the District
ranking. His win was no fuke either.
as he was at his best and simply
would not be denied. After losing
the opening set. which was a deuce
one calling for fourteen games. he
came back and won the match. al
though at one time things looked
rather dark for him. as DOYLE was
within a point of the match, when he
ran the score in the second set 10
81 and 1870. 1t was here that Gore
frightened up and took the set and
then continued his brilliant work by
running away with the third and de-
Gliding one. So. His haIf-lawford
stroke was working to perfection and
his control was almost perfect. as on
several occasions he passed his op-
ponent, or scored on weIl-directed
shots which gave Doyle no possible
chance for a return.
"Norrie" Mclean and George Lewis
furnished the closest match Of tn,
day, the former winning after three
hard-fought sets. 20. 81 and Sc.
Mclean is very cratic player and
has great many of days. but he
"thRra'
could not miss anything. Lewis. too,
played well and the match, which was
replete with long. rapid rallies, was
just as close - the score indicates.
The doubles matches were interest
ing. but were not particularly close.
as in every case but two sets were
necessary TO decide the best PAIR
The weather was really too chilly for
good tennis and all of the players
were forced to wear heavy sweaters
which. together with the brisk winds
which swept the courts. did much to-
ward slowing up the play.
Columbia's victory OF yesterday
makes the clubs even. as Dumbarton
won the last time they met
SINGLES
Columbia S: D1Irnbartou l.
Conrad p. Doyle. Columbia defeated Dough-,
Hfllyer. Dunbartcn. By 6-J and 80; Albert J.
Gore DEmba-tOn. defeated Harold z. Docla
Columbia, BY 6s. - and So; Norris ". Nc
Lean Columbia. defeated George Lewis DlInbaf-
ton. by - 81 and s.: Edward o. Leech
Columbia. defeated J. NJ Hancock Dunbart,,.
bv l-s g. and IS; Charles r Chapman ColuI1-
hil. defeated Louis A. Fischer, Humbartou. bv
81 and 50; - Arthur shter, Columbia de-
fsated Ezra Gould. DumbartOn. BY -. -
and 81.
DOUBLES
Columbia. ,: Dumbarton o.
c. p. Doyle and Chapman Columbia defeated
Gore and HillyeT. Dumbarlou by 81 and So.
H. z Doyle ard Mclean. Columbia, defeated
Lewis and Hancock. Dyrnbarton, by SIS and g
LeeCh and Leech. Columbia defeated Fischer and
Gould. Dumbsrton. by 81 and G>3
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
Kilbane No Longer an Idol.

Johnny Kilbane has ceased to be a
drawing card. The listless exhibitions
OF the feather-weight champion, and
his practice of picking pugilistic
lemons. has soured the fight fans
Even in his home territory he has be-
come unpopular and Johnny faces the
alternative of fighting some one over
the twenty-round decision route IN
the very near future or losing all of
his former prestige.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
Frank Moran in Vaudeville.

New York. Oct. 3o.-Frank Moran,
who ended Jim Coffey's championship
aspirations in eight minutes not long
since. has yielded to the siren call of a
weekly check Frank left New York
today for Pittsburgh, his home town.
where he will appear in vaudeville for
the next month.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
Cornell Runners Win.

Boston, Oct 3o.-Cornell defeated Har-
ward in a cross country run today 81 to IS
Hoffmier. Cornell. finished first. in 81
minutes Is 3-5 seconds. Bancroft. the first
Harvard man to finish, was nth
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

uh1itutlols-FTnCetJl, N0oie IVT ~. DlaAo
for Ames, Butterworth for Gennert, Love for
Ncurse Latrobs for PATisetts. kaufman for HalseS
DScferman for shea smith for Wilson. Rshi1 for
Lamberton. H.inizrr for Hos, Charles for Dteker-
man; Williams. Molthan for Jones. keisT for
Clifford Garfield for Hubbsll Brewer for Parmalee.
Referse-Mr LauEftA, Trinity. Umrire-Mr. Bank
All. DartnOu.h Field j1dse-SIr Schwartz. Brown
Head HneSnan-Mr. Davis TJuchdOwns-lAu %.
Moore o. Goals from touchdOEns-LaW e.. Love.
Time Of perinds-I2 minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
JOE OESHGER WEEDS.
PhiIIies Hurier Marries Miss Ivy
Teal ut Oakland, Cal.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. D.-Joe Oeschger
is the third member of the pills to wed
since the disbanding of the team.
He sent word to friends here that he
married Miss Ivy Teal at her home in
Oakland, Cal Oeschger is also a native
of Oakland. They knew each other from
childhood.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
Died from Football Injuries.

Oklahoma City. Okla, Oct s.-Clark
Mansell. II, of Hobart, Okla. Is dead
from injuries received in a football game
here last Friday Since the injury he
was paralyzed from the waist down
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
PRESIDENTS CUP
TO SAM DALzELL
Left-handed Expert Lands
Trophy in Chevy Chase
Closed Tourney.
ELIMINATES DENFELD

Samuel Dalzell, considered by many to
be the best left-handed golf player in
the country. yesterday afternoon added
further laurels to his crown when he
won the Presidents Cup event at the
Chevy Chase Club.
The semi-finals were played in the
morning, Dalzen coming through in good
shape by beating Capt. George W. Den
field by up and 4 W. NJ. Mason, the
other finalist. was pitted against E. NJ.
Talcott, and his easy victory was easily
the surprise of the tourney, as the latter
has been going like a house afire" and
was looked upon as a sure winner.
As the event was a handicap one, Dali
zelI was forced to give Mason ten strokes
when they met in the finals. These
strokes were taken at the first. second,
fourth, Gth. seventh, twelfth, thir-
teenth, fourteenth, sixteenth and seven
tenth holes. The first was halved and
Mason took the second. DalzeIl squaring
the match with a win of the third when
his opponent went in a bunker. and after
having trouble getting out conceded the
hole.
The next two were halved, and DalzeIl
was up when he took the sixth after
driving in the water hazard, his opponent
getting nearly to the green on his first
and then taking five puts. At the turn
Dalzell was . up. as he lost the eighth
and won the seventh and ninth. He won
the tenth, when Mason topped his drive,
and the eleventh when his ball landed on
a bridge and bounced to the green. The
twelfth was halved and Mason took the
next after both had done some rather
poor work. The fourteenth was halved.
and the match ended when Dalzell took
the fifteenth
The card for the match follows:
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
HURLING RULES

And notes on the application of these
rules. and specific penalties for
breaches thereof. complied for the
guidance of clubs by n special com
mittee appointed at Annual Con-
vention, 1910.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

The prize, known as the Presidents
Cup. will be kept in the tap room of the
club on exhibition for year, when II
will become Dalzelrs property. Mason
was given a prize put up by the club for
the runner-up. The summaries:
Seui-hnal round-Samuel Dalzel ~ defeated
George W. Denfeld QA. by up and 4: W. b
Mason Cs defeated E. N. Talcott Q2l. by
uP and 5.
Final ruund-sanuel Dalzell (5 defeated W. B.
Mason us. by IN and ).
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
How Game of Hurting is Played,
Here are the Rules--Read EN- Over

enshten those who hurting refresh
the
Q
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
Douglas Loses to Volk.

VoIk defeated Kid Douglas in the main
bout at the New Polo Club last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
CAN SAVE $4,000
ON VANDERBILT TAX
Travis Says He Probably VIII
Use His Own Counsel for
Appraisal Work.

from a star Correspondent o. Tho Tribune
Albany. June /. Controller Travis
to-day announced that his own counsel
LAFAYETTE b. Gleason, would probably
represent him in the collection OF the
inheritance tax on the Nanderb1llt
estate. I, is estimated that $2,OOO,OOO
at least viii be collected.
Controller Travis made TINS an
nouqcomcrt when he was asked If ne
would retain special counsel IN the
case. Several prominent !awyer-poi-
tic,aas have been angling for the JOB
which would net the successful apph-
cant about 100000. Should the Con-
trollcr APPOINT Mr.. Gleason this sum
would be saved to the state.
81 will appoint Mr. Gleason" said
Controller Travis, If | find he can
handle tho work Of the Vanderbilt
estate i'm addition to his own
r. has been the custom to appoint
outside counsel in the appraisal Of big
estates and in some of the designat us
grave charges of graft have been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
$2O,OOO,OOO LEFT
TO RUPERT FAMILY
Brewers Will Puts Son i'll
Charge of Business
No Public Requests.
GENERAL HUBBARD'S
ESTATE S4,OO0,OOO
Widow Gets House on West 5Sth
Children, Sister and
Friends Remembered.

The Wills q General Thomas H. ""u-
hard LAWYER and fnsnc.or, and JACOB
pv,,,-+ brewer. were fled yesterday
-.-,.a., Corr. 6isDosing q
IN 'no '.-.'....s,a.c5 o., about S4.Oo6.ooO
es' t go S65 659 rcsDcctivcly. Mr.. Rup-
- -. t.s o-t,rc estate 20 his wife
- .t.-s-l- Tho latter including Colo
go +.t p.prert manager Of the
49, t..--c-. brewery and part owner
go N,,, Work American League
to..t', c..b
Cerc-st Hubbard LEFT the bulk % his
..tato 80 b.. fam.v. Neither viii con
toj~c8 erv uubLc hequest General
Fuhba-I was ne head Of the luterna-
tional banking Corporation. As presi-
dent o. the Pcary Arctic Club lie was
one ot tho principal financial hackers
~ flo North Pole expedition o. Rear
A5,o.~ai pcerv Both were graduates
- Rou5oir College. 20 which IN his
lifetime General Hubbard gave costly
buildings and thousands ~ dollars.
To 1.-.. SHY. !. Hubbard. his wife.
the tcsta.oI .ttt the family home. at l'
West T.ftr-cchtt Street, and the
resiauary estate for life. A. the death
o. Mrs. Hubbard MS part o. the estate
IS Co 80 in Joan HDo'atI' A"',H 90
Hubbard and Mrs. Slhyl +. Darlington
children. To sister. other relatives
and friends General Hubbard 4e!t ne
quests amounting 60 No.VuU ana SI''V''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
STORAGE NOTICES.
|. WEiSSBERGER 4 son
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
90 CANNON ST.
ONCE: 4e5-i27 East Houston st.
New York. June 10th. 10

New York. June 10Th. 1918.
To Kate J. Collins. John W Dur. Mort
gage. sam Z.ppert. M. Roth Nr Cohen.
Mrs DetIa Mrs. Cannon. Mrs Weinst-in,
Mary Hotuut. Thomas Codney. Annie Geist.
d Bloom. bradley 81 ". H. Hunter: You
and each Of YOU are hereby notified that
th. t.m. for the payment Of our lien upon
tu. property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. w- wlIl cause such property, %
vtf. Household Goods Personal krects and
Merchandise. stored iu the ] Weissberger
g. Son Storage Warehouse. 80 Cannon 81,
hy you OF iu your name Tor IN which YOU
may have an INTEREST,". TO be sold az public
uurtiou. according To- the statute In such
cases made and provided. a. our ware
house. 90 cannon s.. New York city. on
Tuesday. June 18th. 1915. at - 80 a m.
and n the sale thereof Is not completed
on said date the same viii he continued at
the same place Oh each and every Tuesday
thereafter. beginning At 1880 a. N. and
continuing until all the goods are sold.
/ WEISSBERGER & son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
CITATIONS.

CoNerEIO. DONyAGER DUCHESS OF
MANCHESTER The people OF thu state
OF New York, by the grace Of God Tree ana
independent: To William Angus DroBo.
Duke * Manchester. Helena, Duchess OF
Manchester, Right Hon. We're Brabazon'
N.scouut Duucahnon, Thomas ka"le.
Alexander George Francis Drogo. Niscount
MaudeNllle. Lady Mary Alice Montague;
Lord Edward T. +. Montagu, Lady Ellen
Millceut Montagu. Emile zuasa' Ma
bel Countess Z.chy, Marie Blaufuss, Eliz-
abath Wright Reynolds. Louis lie Maitre;
Amelia Rawlings. Margaret DlnBWaN;
Maria Mdrquesa a. Argudin; Julieta 81 Ar
gudia; Natlca Lister Kaye, L"onore fzna-
q. AbertIna Yzndga, Elisa Nznsg%
Eruesto NznaEa. Fernando Nznaga, Maria
Alvarez. Cousue.O Alvarez, ESperdnZa Al
Nartz. and to all persons Interested In any
OF the trusts created under the last VIII
and Testament OF Consuelo. Dowager
Duchess OF Manchester. deceased, who re-
sided at tho time Of her death at No. .
Grosyenor Square, London. W, England
Upon the petition OF United States
Trust Company OF New York. whose prln,
opal place ~ business IS No. - wa. va.
street, ia the Borough OF Manhattan, ny
and state OF New York OF Harry Is. Hol-
Inns. who resides at East ls.P' S4noih
erick ogden Beach, who resides at Aiken
South Carolina.
You and each Of you arc hereby cited
20 show cause before our Surrogate OF the
County OF New York at the Surrogates
Court Of said County held at the Han OF
Records in the County OF New York. on
the 18th day Of June. 1915, at half-past
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that day.
why the account Of proceedings OF Harry
Il. Holiius and Frederick ogden Beach a.
surviving trustees under the last VIII and
Testament OF CousuelO. Dowager Duchess
OF Manchester deceased, from october o.
1914. TO January ~, 1915, and Of tho
United States Trust Company OF New
York. Harry - Hollins and Frederick
ogden Beach as trustees Of said trusts.
since January 20. 1915, should not be
iudlcially settled and allowed and why
tho said Harry h. Hollins should not be
permitted 70 resign as such trustee and
be discharged accordingly.
In testimony whereof We hsve caused
the seal OF the Surrogates' Court OF the
said County OF New York to be hereunto
Affixed.
Witness. Honorable John P. Cohslan.
Surrogate OF our said County at the
County OF New York,
[Surrogates' Seal on the "a day OF
May, In the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
fifteen DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
M. O. P. Extension Lays.

No action was taken by the Missouri
Pacific board Of directors yesterday rel
alive to the company's plan for ex-
tending the $25,OO0,OO0 notes which
matured both as TO principal and in
tercst. A meeting held was adjourned
until this morning. when it is expected
that owing to the large amount Of de-
rosits OF the notes the plan will be de-
clared operative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
MATT DWAER's
STORAGE WAREHOC MOVING VANS
3II-3I3-3I5-3I7-3lg West 10th ST.

Public %otice--You and each OF you are
hereby notified that on Thursday, the nth
day 4 June. 1915. al 10 80 a. NJ. the IN
.d,rsipret viii cell az public auction at his
warehouse Nos 3il-3l2-3l5-3lT West
10th street. Borough u Manhattan. city
~ Sew York for me account Of j II
q .lsu WIN charles. Mrs. pressel. Mr. T
s. began. Beverley Graham. Mr.. easier,
Arr- G-rrkcu. Nrs. B y. Howson. Mrs.
Moses Mr & Mrs Mcbride. Mr. James Is
Eum-"y. Mrs 81 Soumers Mrs. Smead.
Mr~ Yzquierdo. Mrs +. O Nm the follow
iuI described property goods
pictures. books. trunks and boxes. contents
unknown. and pianos.
such sale Will be 10 satisfy all liens OF
the undersigned on said property.
The sale Will be conducted by Daniel n
Kennedy Auctioneer. -
MATT DWYEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
Vetoes New Haven Bill.

Boston. June /. A bill validating
certain outstanding securities Of the
New York. New Haten & Hartford Rail
road was vetoed by Governor Walsh to-
dsy.
The Governor also vetoed another
railroad bill relative 20 the issue OF
stocks. bonds, notes or other evidences
Of Indebtedness by railroad corpora
tiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
THE METAL MARKET.

C0rrTR. TIE local street MARKET Wa tfm " D
$1,000. -,.trf - isr Dr. Lg.-3r COPPER c.osrI
a. IS l-s a. faf sfai rd spo-. 40 l's iH iu'-'
ID 400 fr. electro ffIr slrH. .
TIN on tH- Sos Orb Me'ai - aate go tt.1
- 49, 3D. ftr .Hf. IlHff4 a, .. ..' - PUG
~ Ia.8on 600 closed u alec 10 80 ia. D ,i
I'd f!so 'p- f4i.rts uItL ts.rs - 90 Tors o.. a d
"tTlI rm Sew Y.t Got fs'''f'- t,A
g.st 81 L1lls 4spaf N'r Tic Amfr g. 600
80 E,rr..g q. .ss advanced .tr ir.- -
alone, lsat o. = 800 g. 50.tal los. AfaiN h'+
~ los ,.ea. .,.Hrr ~
~ ios for sg0-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS OF the WOrld

ou,etr'iee 4 Go. with 50 pa"ersT'' mails
Miriam fNorI. sJiney, y. NAY ~ 70 ''"'"'
Edye & Go. 90 bslas; Bar. n M,
Iiil. de R0uen IN Mandlles hach -,
y and Fayai May 10. 10 j" " L"eI o''
with ndse Bar 80 - "a 80
Duca degl AbruEi Giay. osnoa Np -, -, a.
frsi l2s second cabin and $50 'teetase p"s's'''
mail and udse Bar. t,,..
Eemdik tDufHh 3D. Rotterdam hay -. 70 ho'i"7''
Weir n Boyd iu ballast Bar. ZlO m ..
Cun0uisn tBf Palermo MAY u and hse, 49,
20 the Compagfie Generate Tran 'aiiahI4Ne' WIN
10 ynosis l%ori. Rotterdam May r. 70 The Hoi-
land America Line lu ballast. Bar. ~ 80 m o,,
Jefferson Newport News and Norfolk. 70 ne va
Dominion IS Co. With passengers and mdse. HDA'
Jlresropo. Newport News and Norfolk 70 ne
on Dominion - Co. with psssensers ana n''e'
GUAR D. a. r.
ran Marcos. Jacksonville. 70 the ha4ov ~ ~
wiki mise GUAR. 30 N. ,. ~,
Perfection sabine MAY %. n tho standard VI
Co. with mise sandy Hook. y IT.. 90.
Clty % Columbus savannah Nay ~. ~ ttS o',n
=. Co. win pa.se. gers and md-o GUAR % ~
RIO Graads BrunsW.ck Nay %. to ne AaAop
S. Co.. With md-" GUAR ~ NJ -, ~.
Alamo Mobile May p. Tampa 81 AMI neg We"
~ ., he Mallory IS Co. with passengers AM ml'e
%t,ce.. ia re,ton May &c. n he Mallory As %.
with ra.sersers and uIse. guar. Y 81 m - .
Dayton Tampico MAY p anf IuIpah -
y r Warden. VIII crIie OIL haf :, II, -,
sandy Hook. y J. Jun. wind southwest
light breeze. clear. light SEA
SAILED.
Rotterdam Dutch Rotterdam Apa,he. Ch,ne,
ton AID Jacksonville. VI GuIsy. fort hHh1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
AUTO WEAR RAINCOAT co. a domes-
tic corporation. having its principal place
OF business in the Borough OF Manhattan.
city OF New York. County and State Of
New York Will apply TO the Supreme
Court OF the State OF New York At Special
Term thereof. TO be held In Part al the
County Court House. Borough OF Manhat-
tan. city Of New York. on the 24th day OF
June, 1918, at ten-thirty IN the forenoon
Of that day, or as soon thereafter as coun-
sci can be heard, for an order authorizing
said corporation to change It's corporate
name to AUTO WEAR MANUFACTURING
co. INC.
Dated, New York. June LIST. 1918.
AUTO WEAR KAINCOAT co.
4 /. ROSENTHAIA Prealdent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors
Goyernesses. etc. to Colleges schools ana
Families Apply TO Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John Z. Cohalan. d Surrogate
OF the county OF New York. notice Is here
by given TO all persons having claims
AGAINST the estate Of George Clinton
HstcheIer. late OF the County OF New
York, deceased. 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at
q Nessrs CHORD. Hobbs Il Beard. their
attorneys. No. 60 Broadway, Manhattan.
In IN. CITY Of New York. on or before the
25th day Of october next
Datrd. New York. the 18th day Of April.
1918.
TRIENE GEDDES BATCHELLER,
ALFRED T. W. SEAMAN.
EDWARD ". RUSSELL,
Executors
CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD. Attorneys
for Executors. ~ Broadway. New York
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02

Highest temperature yesterday. - at 20 p N !;
Lowest 80 Iat q M. average, 81; average Tor
corresponding date last rear tS, average Tor CORE
spu. I.ag d4ts last thirty three years. g.
Humidity.
50 mo I'p m.....Ss D ms
Barometer Readings,
sGm Bob / ?. m....5olo p m....Soot
Local Forscast.-Partly cloudy to-day. to-mor-
row. raia. variable winds becoming fresh southeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORIS.
AupFNkn

Amsterdam May Is Boeton Dutch, Nss 1ofss-
Aiar,elllcs. May 2'-DrhouL Ir|. Ne" iO'A' 80
Highland Heather lBri. Sew lorN ~.
RlYIsaIr May ~ -Rochambcau ttrl, Ne" loiA
Rotterdam May 3Q-Oceau 0Du'Chi, Ne" lof"-
Genoa May 31--St Andres lBrI. NeN 1pth.
Plymouth. May Z9.-MissOUu BIZ. Ne" l0fA Tor
G-eciocS. May 8i.-rIscana CBrl. New York via
Chd,,itnsand May 30 -Frcderrs VII tDSn). Ne"
York via kirAAau Tor C0peLhagen -.
s. NazAfc. MAJ 25.-MCOnsh Prince lbfJ' NV
York
Cettc. May % -Petroleine tBr) Nes York ~,
lu1 Jauero May 80 Marchiones' ~ HHtf ~
New York and Norfolk via Barbados ahd lama
SAILED.
Nars,nes May ~ Colbert (Frl. New iors. =
Have May - -GressiugtOu Court lBrJ. New 1o'f
Gibraltar May 81 -Perlgia OBJ. from Palermo
CaI.z Mas go Bucnos Aires span. New York
Vis1 MAJ gs-Le Goa iBrl. New YORK
Orau. MAY 2j-Chalister tBrl. from Prafus' s'e''
Grand t.aay Island May 2s-BAdasn 'Brl. Ne"
RIO is Jsneiro. May ao.-TsDsioI Bran. from
Santos. New YORK
PASSED
Gibraltar. June l.-StsmpAha utal). New YORK i0f
Doe. MAY 3o-Galleo lBrj. New York for Hull
Lizard. May 3l.-Oosterdyk lDutchJ. NeS YORK io'
sasres MAY 3I-Ardmors OBJ. Ne" York 'o'
A.sers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02

SAIONON. ADOLPH E-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF the Honorable John p
Cohalau. a surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice is hereby given to an persons
having claims against AdOlph T.. Solomon
lite OF the County Of New York. deceased
80 preseut the same with the vouchers
hereof 10 the subscribers at their place OF
,ransacting business. at the Office OF Almy
Van Gordon. Evans & Kelly. No. 46 Cedar
sfr.et Borough Of Manhattan, CITY 81
Sew York. their attorneys. on or before
he 18Th day Of September. 1915.
DATED. New York. April Ord. 1918
BENJAMIN r. LEVY
REGIME s. LEVY.
. Executors
Amy. VAN GORDON. EVANS & Kelly
Attorneys for Executors. once and Post
office Address. so. as Cedar Street nor.
ough Of Manhattan. New York CITY.
IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HONORABLE
John +. CoAs.an. a Surrogate Of the Courtx =;
New York notice Is lac 'ehy given 90 al person. has
ins claims against Map A Harriet. late n, a.,
Couaty " New York, deceased. 70 Present the AM
nith vouchers Thereof. 10 the subscribers AZ u.r. ~
tfansaetiLg business. N. 81 Nassau street in IN.
,ity Of New York on before the 2OtA day ~ Isis
geIi -.
EDWARD r. Finch
EDWARD l. FiNCH
soHN o, COLEMAN. Attorney for EIscuisrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION.

STATE or NEw YORK. OFFICE Of in@
rotary Of state. -. ..... .sr.es 80
This certificate issued IN duV"N9' 49,.
s,ock corporation. has nl,d in thl' orc ~ 10
day OF MAY 1915. pape-s Tor i'e 1870 ~ Z
luton ~ such corporation under =, n sasr
~ G.nrr, Corporttl1u Law aHt iht ~
,Hc,.9ron, trst ,u.h corporation De-, 'piA'-
.atd section in osd.r.tu be- DISSOLVED s.er.,lu
Wltnc,. m, hand 4ul Cine seal %. tnf asssafa a
state al the CHS oi A.ha'. - sfrA
" MAY. one uousaNd NN'' v rAfh.
Seccud DepuD so1ciH'