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"PENNsY" TRACKAGE GROWS.
system Has 28.AIO Miles In All,
Og,29S stocL holders.

With the ISSUANCE to-day by the rcnn.
sylvania Railroad system Of its REC
ord of TRANSPORTATION Lines" showing
that II nov has 2s,il9 miles of track
in thirteen States and the District NJ
Columbia, tho company also makes pub
lie a new compilation which brings out
the fact that more than half Of it's o2.-
22i stockholders live in the States
served by the railroad.
There are more owners of Penn.
sNlvania Railroad stock to-day than
cNcr before IN the history OF the COM
pany. ON March I 1885 people who
live IN PENNSYLVANIA arc part owners
IN the PcnnsN lvsnia Railroad system.
IN New York i5,1i2 stockholders ro-
side. while in New England aud scat
tered throughout the rest Of tho couu-
try are "2,126 stockholders. Despite ia.
European war the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road on March | had 100 moro foreign
stockholders than II did a year ago.
The system now has 1t.TNii3 miles
~ line. Of which 3.73iIo miles arc don
bile tracked. SCI so miles have three
tracks aud 63j miles have four tracks.
In addition there are ?.i33.3i miles Of
side tracks. making a total Of 26.A1o2t
miles of t%rackagc.
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dsRaimbouville. Eugene-The People OF
the State of New York. by the grace OF
God, free and ndependent:
To George eR~aimbouville residing at
Chateau du Mesnil, Par Longueviile. Seine
Inferieure. France. one OF the next Of kin
Of Eugene deRaimbouvilie. deceased, send
Greeting:
whereas. Carrie II. deRaimbouville, who
resides ~ Hotel Ritz-Carlton. %6th Street
and Madison Avenue, In the Borough OF
Manhattan and City OF New York. has
lately applied to the surroEste's Court OF
tain instrument In writing relating to real
and personal property duly proved with
reference to personal property only As
tho last will and testament of Eugene
deRaimbouville, who was at the time OF
his death q resident OF Paris. France, De
ceased.
Therefore YOU are cited TO show cause
before the S~urrogate's Court of our County
of New York, at the Hall OF Records In
tho Borough of Manhattan, In the said
County OF New York, on the 3lst day ~
March. one thousand nine hundred and
forenoon OF that day, why the said VIII
and testament should not be admitted to
probate as a Will OF personal property.
In testimony whereof We have
caused tho seal of the Surrogatc's
Court Of the said county Of New
York TO be hereunto aifiNed.
Witness the Hon. John T. ca.
[sesll halan. a Surrogate of the said
county of New York. the 25th day
of February In the wear OF ou'
Lord one thousand nine hundred
DANIEL ]. DowDNEY.
LLOYD 4 MADDOX, Attorneys for Pc
utioner. % william street, New York.
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SALES.


~ rUEME CotRT. COUNTY. or NEW
YORK METnoroLlTAN LIFE iNsuR.
ANCE COMPANY, rl.intin. against J.
ccutcr Of and Trustee under The last will
and testament Of William Joseph shield,
deceased, and oth:rs' Detendsnis ..
sure and sale. duly made and entered In
tho above "%ntitl"d action and, hearing date
NAMED. VIII sell a. public auction, at tho
ENchangc .S~alesrocm, No. it.ls Nes.y
~ Sow York. on the 3oth ds. Of March
l'i5, at ~ o'clock noon on that day ~
5cs'gn ps}, A%n,,o.",ri the b. ,s ,s" md
therein described rs follows;
All, those certain lots, pieces or parcels
Manhattan. CITY. County and state Of New
York. bounded and described as follows.
.rly side OF riuy third. street, distant
ihrce hundred 1900 feet E%ss'erly from IN.
Northratteriy corner Of rlfty.third street
% s9% Sfy""t p@a&taifissi' ' WITH ssseU1..rn"'fh A 'N:'".
aud mar, Of the distance through a party
.hlr,v seven ,a7I 700, Elk 80 inches,
,.honco Sou'horly. pstsilel With seventh
another party wall. one hundred tlool feet
- tho NorthcrlY side Of Fifty third Street
'hcncr WESTERN. along the Norther,y .ide
~ tify third street, fnfrty seven 'aD feet
,N tsi inches to the point or place OF he
ginning The said premises being known
t, ne stt.et Numbers ~ and 1S West
fiftv-third street.
The above described premises lie In Sec
lion ., BLOCK zoos on the Land Map Of the
CIV Of New YORK.
Dated New York. March ath. 1915.
SAMUEL J. bENINSOS. Referee
wooDFoRD. BovEE MD BUTCHER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No. I Madison Avenue. Borough OF Man.
haitian. New York CITY.
The following IL a diagram Of the prop
erty IN be sold rs street numbers are ilI
and i43 West 53rd street.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COtRr. ,OtNIN ~. .NlNN
YORK NARREN \ Cl.NIr ,uI NEit
VI. lap his wife, paiut'n-. again
fLoRENCE l. COlRtltN and pth"i-. u"
feudauts liz pursuance ot : lulEm'u' co.
partition and sale. duly made aud eu
ing date tho second d,N ~ july. l?li I,
the undcrsigned. the referee ~ .'id lude
nent named. will soil a. publ" an'ilou, ~
the Exchange SalcFronm. NoS ~ l" NeSc'
street. In the Borough Of Manhattan 'itr
Of Sow York. on the 10Th day Of Mtryh.
Joseph T. Day Auctionccr. the premise
directed 10y said iuigmeui to he sold, an,
therein deS,ribcd as follows a. All
those Two certain lots. p'nrer OF parcels ~
land 'together with the buildings thereon
erected situate Wing. aud helng on lhC
Eleventh street IN the fittecuth Ward 81
the Ct'y Of Sev YORK aud bounded and Dc
sCrihed \. follows BFtITNNiNi at th'
Lortheasterlv corner Of SiNih Avenue aud
El"ser'h street %'nnninE 'hen"e ,northerly
alonE Tho o~astcrly line or sixth Avenu'
forty.tvo a"l feet six 90 inches thcnc'
c~Hstcriy parallel with ticvrnth stree
-iNty-nire tS0t feet 70 land nov Or lAtt
of James Rradv and oiners 'h"ncr south
erly parallel with sixth Avenue ard sloae
torty-t~o O2i feet slN 60 inches 90 tn
northerly line Of Eleventh street anc
thence westerly along tho northerly linz
Of Eleventh street sixty mine $50 feet ~
the place OF beginning ne 'hc said sev'
.tsl dimensions more or loss. said prem
Numbers iS and 40 'one hundred anc
forty eight and one hundred and ffty'
sixth Avenue. Borough Of Manhattan, ir
said CITY ~ New York
The following IL a diagram OF the SAID
property to be sold:
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FORK W. H~ALSTEAD. as sole
s.rytyinc Tfgs,.. Of r. ,gus' f0I ise
VIII and testament Of Pearson : Ha'
OF New York. deceased. Piaintin, aeains,
HENRY ROSESSTElN and MINNIE
ciosurs and sale, duly made and entered
in the above-entitie action and bearing
undersigned. the referee In said judgment
named. VIII SCI! az pubic az, tion' a. mo
s Hf.ssh e the sHi soroashi o. IS Manhattan ititi V' cify
OF New York. on the 18th day OF April,
lsiSi 8, IL o'cloTk noon on ia, day >!
remises directed 6y said Judgment 10 b..
sold. and therein described a, follows:
Al thoss e.s,s'n iois pies or Parcels
nents thereon erected, situate, lying and
being in the Borough Of Manhattan ., the
CITY of New York. In the county and state
Of New York. and which taken together
ar. bounded and described as %folloUs:
BEGiNNING at a point on the Southsrl1
and seventy two nI2) feet SIX CO. inches
E~asterly from the Southeasterly corner OF
IAN Street and Second Avenu" running
thence southerly. parable with second
Avenue and part Of the way through a
party wall, one hundred and hire. 'lO2'
parallel with ltth street, forty-hys ,ISl
feet; thence Nor,herIy, parable Win
through ano;her party Vail on. h%nndrei
and three CoSl feet three 90 inches, 20
ne soqthefly side OF an stree. ara
thence Westerly, along said Southerly side
OF ltth street, forty i've 900 fee. 20 the
poin, or place OF neg'nn,ns. he said DIS
tances and dimensions more or less.
ans ST ana 81 R fgS'i"'iit I'm "S s're sH'" s46lec 80 to
covenants against nulsances and ~ for,-
II any. Said premises Will be- sold sub
ject also 10 the state OF facts shown on
q survey OF SAID premises made BY Ear
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tn. appro,ima'. amour. o. the HON mr.
charge, to satisfy which the above
described property ts 20 no sold f.. sixty
seven Thousand eight hundred skis ono
and 77-l00 dollars pS6-Ntl.TN, with In
teres, thereon from III. lS,h day o. Fehru
airy. 1919, together with the costs and
allowance amounting to -Four hundred
with interest from March Sth 1915. TO
eether with the expenses Of the sac. rhs
approximate amount % the taxes, assess.
ments and water rates. or other Hens.
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
out of the purchase money, OF paid b. tho
Referee, Is one thousand nine hundred
eighty ono and >o-l0o dollars 1881. 40
and interest
Dated. New York. March IS. 1915
JAMES COwDEN MEYERS. Referee
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

ing Wednesday for Naples. will carry mah.
closing at $40 A. NJ, for Germany. Aus
triH. Hungsr and Turkey, also for Other
countries. except Luxembourg. II especially
addresred for despatch by this steamer.
The HOLLAND America liner Nieuw Ann
strrdsm. sailing Wednesday for Falmouth
and Rotterdam, will take mail. closing ~
$50 A. NJ. for tho Netherlands.
The Red star liner bapisnd, sailing
Wednesday for Liverpool. will take ma1
for all Europe except the Netherlands
Germany, Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg
and Turksy), also FOR Africa. wes, Aha
and the Fact indies.
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me apartments orga n~ization In 1851,
to October |, 1914. the department has
drawn from the State Treasury s3.i52.-
6so.31 and paid into the state Treas
ury S3.04l, 220.p. The balance due the
state Treasury on October !. 1914, has
since been paid,
Department pays EnVr"scs.
1T will be seen that the cost Of run
ming this department since its organi-
zation has been paid entirely 10y the
institutions under its supervision and no
,,ait thereof has been bornc by tho tan
payers VI the state
Discussing the general banking stu
alton Mr.. richards says:
"prlor to the present European war
credit had reached the strainiug point.
~ was evidenced by several large fail
urcs. Subsequent to the outbreak Of
the war the situation became serious.
II was found impossible to dispose of
real estate holdings except at "A sacri
fee or to raise money on bond and mort
gage except under ouerous conditions.
The closing of the principal stock
exchanges of tn" country had completely
demoraiised the securities market. Pc
culiar local conditions further cumpli-
Gated the situation. Under the circum-
stances it is worthy of note that no
bank. trust company or sa wings bank
under my jurisdiction has been forced
to close It's doors.
Under the provisions OF the new
banking law trust companies are al
lowed to accept for payment at a future
date drafts drawn upon them by their Gus
toners That this provision has been
taken advantage OF Is shown by the fact
that there was over &23, 500, 900 OF ac-
standing at the close of 1914. This
form of financing II entirely new In
America and. az marked differences OF
! opinion exist as to its effect on credit
II may he found necessary to consider
seriously some regulation Of the amount
which any one institution may accept"
Private Bankers Operating.
Supt. Richards reports that eighty
one authorized private bankers operated
in this state ON December "a last. o.
these twelve are in the partial exempt
class and are not required to file reports
The s~IXty-nine nling reports had re
sources OF Sl~S.i62.0 92, deposits of So,
plus of s3,itg,602. including all undi
vided profits on market value OF stock
and bonds.
MIR. Richards's report tells Of the worl
performed by his department in dealin,
with personal loan companies, brokers
credit unions and investment companie.
and the various other institutions undei
his supervision.
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53rd Street
The Approximate amount Of the li-n or
charge, to satisfy which the ahol de
sSi.SS5 $1,000. with interest thereon from
, .a% ~ 81 IA az 81 Geo rhrS ls,i, sne sp,a ' one
account Of said interest. together with
costs and allowance amounting to 1870.
with interest from February and. 1915, TO-
rether With the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount OF the taxes. aAeess-
ments and water rates or other tens.
out Of the purchase money, or paid by the
Referee. Is f,?tl io-loo and Interest
Dated sX NsM r2rS ). H Hs1sh stS; re- Referee.
OF new ~NORK-The Greenwich Savings
Bank. Plaintiff, against Walter ID. evil
helm and others. Defendants.
in the. .bove..ntitIsd action and bearing
he undersisned' the Reiers. in said juds
q ,hs ~Esehans. sai..toom. Nos. ,tci'
day Of March, isiS At y: o'clock moor
pany. Anctloneer. the PREMISE. directed
by said judgment to be sold and therein
described as follows:
land with the buildings and. improvement
thereon erected. situate. lying and beinl
tn. nor,hsTiy sid. o. siI,eenth street an
now known a. Number Eishty.fvs as
Fifth Avenue. Borough of Manhattan
city. County and state of New York
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNISG at the corner formed b!
the intersection OF the said e~asterly sid,
OF Fifth Avenue with the said northern,
side OF Sixteenth Street. running theme
easterly along said northerly side Of SIX
tenth street one hundred and forty-on
feet ten inches. thence northerly an
parallel with Ftfth Avenue nlne,y.,v.
feet; thence westerly and parallel will
Slxt..nth street venty-fve feet: theme
sou'h-riy. and again. parallel with FIT
Avenue forty three feet. thence weSterl,
and again parallel with sixteenth stree
one hundred and sixteen feet and tel
inches to the said eas,erly side OF Fiftl
Avenue and thence south-rly along sal
e~aSt-rly side OF Fifth Avenue forty-nin
feet 20 the point or place OF beginning. b
the said several dimensions more or less.
Dated New York. March Isl, 1911.
EARNEST r. ECKLEy. Referee.
y AYMAR SANDS Plaintiff Attorney
ts cedar street. Manhattan. Se'
York, y. Y.
The following Is a diagram 81 the prop
er'v 10 he sold. rs street number Is 3
FIffh Avenue:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrrsos. SIS sun'cets. eioo Moon .et.i.S
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHn iii Gov Island 100 He'll Gate .i,a
Low WATER THIS DAY.
ssndyH'k. 500 Gov Island o55 Hell Gate. 9 IS
Arrived-suNDAy, March 81.
So Nieuw Amsterdam. mas A. NJ, RS.
terdam. March 10.
IS Patria, II r NJ. Saturday. Palermo
Sc St Paul. $40 p. NJ. tAve-pooD. Maroh
So rropea $40. London. March
- pansorg, . r. NJ, AudroSsan, Fob ~.
- tl,onia, si:b A NJ, -. Nsza,rs.
!: J.''h S.s - M. Saturday. IL.
- P =. Adoiph. 1b A. NJ, Hsita..
March II.
So Thelms. A NJ. sasua- March Is
IS Chali-ter. $40 A. NJ, Cristobai. March
:, Brilliant. baton Rouge. March IL.
Ss Princess Anne, Norfolk, March -.
So Philadelphia March 20.
So Millinocket. stockton, March 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Dante Aiighieri, at Genoa.
50 RvndanI, at Rotterdam.
So Roma, OF Gibraltar.
Ss Easndyk. al Rotterdam,
SAILED FoR NEW yoRK
- Re- d1talis. from Naples
- SiNaola, from Puerto Corte,.
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EARNEST n. FCKLFY, Referee

yoHE, N.w York rroag's Eych.ns.,
~ pursuance OF , Judgment o. fore.
r'oSure aud sa'" duiy made and entered
40 the ahoy. entitled. action and bearing
Undersigned, the referee In said Judgment
named, VIII 'rll at pubic auction: az the
Of. Sow York. on the Goth day OF March,
i0Srf'n r SHAYS, Auc,ione.r. the premise.
therein described as follows: Ill that
the buildings. and improvements ,hereon
thorough Of Manhattan. of,ths cry q New
York bounded and described as follows:
REilSNihH .te point on nc Northerly
lrci 100, feet East.rly from the corner
formed hy the Intersection OF the North
erl' side Of Ninety.nfth street with The
N,rnne. one hundred 1905 feet .lsh, ~
lurh's % m" centre iie" - the black he
thence EtSterly, along the centre line of
tho, block thirtysseyen 40 feet sin az
mrh"s ,9.nSs s%n,h'r,y, psr"iic. w,,h
through a party wall ono hundred Ooo'
',el eight ., inches TO the, Norther'y side
one tho Northerly side o. Ninety.6fth
street thirty seven o37D feet six CO. inches
10 the point or place Of eeginning,.
BALDWIN, rIsHEEn 4 PoTTE;R H,'orn-v.
for p,9intdT 10 81 Nassau S'T.et
The fa'ovIn s Is a diagram Of III. prop.
Fis, 6ath street. thorough o. Manhattan.
Sow York CITY:
Centre 'ins of the block,
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O

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING SUP.
PLIES. Army Building. SO whitehall street.
New York, y. Y, February 20, 1915. Sealed
yUoposals, in triplicate.. Will he received
Tor furnishing and deiivcring at either lthc
Boston. New York, Philadelphia. chicago.
st. Louis or san Francisco dcpats OF The
q, NJ. Corps. Rubber Boots. Bronze But
tons, Hat Cords, summer Drawers. Cotton
Gloves, Horsoh,de Gloves. Riding Gloves,
leggin Iaces. shoe Laces. Canvas Legrlns,
Shoes, stockings, Suspcnders, Sweaters In
formation upon application a /. SMITH.
COL. y N. G. DennI Q NJ
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East 18th street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
'htIse, to satisfy whlch the above 10
surIbrl property IL to be sold, II Thirty
three Thousand nine hundred eighty eight
and so TOO dollars S33.ssS 500 with IN
l-tr-t thereon from th- itth day ~ Feb
ruIrN. lHlj, together with the costs and
allowance amounting to s3sS.66, with tn
with the expenses OF the sale Tho APP
pro>lma'e amount Of the taxes, assess
meulS and water rates, ar other liens
Nhttu arc to be allowed 10 the purchaser
ouj Of tho purchase money, or paid by the
Rofrrcc. i Seven hundred twenty one and
40 100 dollars i372l $4,000 and interest.
Dated. New York. March 4th. 1915.
JOIiN q. PHEIL. Referee
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
UTAH COPPER COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL q
~
q CKHOl.DERS

STOCK
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF Utah Copper Company Will be held at
the office Of the COMPANY. SO. Il EN
change Place, Jersey City. In the state or
New Jersey. on Friday. the GARD day OF
April. 1915, At two O'Clock =. NJ. for the
purpose of ~el"cting a Board of Directors NJ
said Company, and for the consideration
and transaction of such other bushes. a.
may properly come before tho meeting.
Company will he closed at three o'c,ock
J.. NJ, on the md day Of April. and ro-
opened al 10 O'Clock A Nj. April IN. 1915
Dated. New York. March 18Th 1913
SPENCER PENROSE. Secretary.
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Tn. Annual M..,inx o, III. .,ockhnlaer

The Annual Meeting o: the stockholders
Of tho Morris Canal and Banking Company
Will be held at the principal office Of that
Company, No. 243 Washington Street, Jar-
sey city, y. j.. on Monday, April 3. 1919.
at 1900 o'clock noon for the election If
i've Directors Of Class No =, whose t,rmS
OF ONCE viii then expire for the election
OF two Directors TO nj vacancies In Glass
No, l and Class No. >. and for the trans
action Of such other business as may come
before tho meeting.
%. G. BAIRD. Secretary
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LEHuGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY

Philadelp hia. March II. 1875.
The Board OF Directors Of the i.ch,gh
Valley railroad CompanN have this ttv
declared "a quarterly dividend Of two amt
one-half per cent. cor tt25 per sharei on
It's prefcrred stock to stockholders OF rec
ord March 20, 1915. ami a quarterly dlvi-
dend OF two and one-half per cent cor
sl25 per sharel on is common stock 20
stockholders OF record March q. 1915.
both payable April 10. 1915.
Checks Will he mailed.
G. j kCLP. Treasurer.
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ONCE OF
Federal MinlnE and Smeiting Go.

81 BROADWAY. New York, March gUth, 1915
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the Federal Mining
and smelling Company for the election of
Directors and transaction Of any business
which may lawfully come before the mrr'-
ing Will he held ON Monday. April leth,
1915, at the office OF the CompanN. No a.
Broadway, IN the CITY OF New York. New
York. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
The stock transfer books do NOT close
but common stock holders OF record Marcu
22nd, 1915, shall have power to vote.
FRANK SWEENN, Secretary.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the CITY nf NcM Nork

Sew YORK, March 18th, 1915.
The Board OF Directors have this dav
a re- = auar,eriy dividend Of FIVE
LIST. 1915. The transfer books vii, remain
closed from March .oth until that date.
NJ Il. WHITAKER. Cashier.
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L.leNenth Gireei

Eleventh street.
o. Ali that certain lot. piece or parcel
81 land situate lying and being in the
Ninth Ward OF the city ~ New York on
the south easteriy side Of seventh Avenue
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
and bounded and containing as follows. to
wit: at a point on the south
casterly line of Seventh Avenue, distant
one hundred and thirty-three C3D feet
eight 90 inches southwesterly from the
eouthwesterly line of Fourteenth Street.
and running thence southeasterly and
parallel with Fourteenth Street one hun
dred t0e1 feet. thence southwesterly and
parallel with seventh Avenue rft-en I5D
feet Ave and one hslf 60 inches, thence
northwesterly and parallel with Fourteenth
street one hundred tl0OJ feet to the south
easterly line OF Seventh Avenue and thence
northeasterly along the southeasteriy line
OF seventh Avenue ffteen G5l feet five and
one-half BLD inches TO the place of be
ginning The said above described lot of
land being part and parcel Of a certain lot
known and distingutshed on Map No. =
Of . piece OF land situate at Greenwich IN
the sth Ward OF the CITY OF New York
showing q division Of the same between
the heirs Of John Rogers. deceased" made
by Dan'l Even and ThomaA X. Ludlafn.
City Surveyors, dated May. 1921. on Ale In
the ONCE OF the Register OF the city and
COUNTY OF New York by the number forty
I'VE tk5l. Said premises being known as
No: ~ seventh Avenue. Borough Of Man
haitian. y. Y. City.
The following /. a diagram Of the said
property 20 be sold:
n-, c,rA
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NOIT'k + FEKEB1 Ut EN- mat w
annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of In
New York knickerbookey Real Estat
Company will be held at tho Offices of ih
y Pier 81, North River. New Nor|
city, on Monday, the jth day Of Apr
1915, at twelve O'Clock noon for The puf
pose OF eleCting Directors Toy the eusuln
year and inspectors of Election to serN
at the next annual Meeting and for tn
transaction OF such other business as ma
come before the meeting.
y. IL. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Dated New York, March 22nd, 1915.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-da, aud Tomorrow.


For northern Scw England. unse'tl.d To
daV. probably local enows. fair 20 morrow
moderate northwest 80 north winds
lor pe''"rn N"w YORK. locsi -nowe 10
a.. partly cloudy TO morrow, moderate
wes'cr'N winds, becoming variable.
VIEW NoBk. March 20 Tho pressure
continued moderately low ovcr eastern
parts ~ tho country yes'erdsv. hi, no ~
trrhins factora developed other than zen
crsl rloud'ness over thc sections car, If
ths middle and upper Miss'sslppi Valley
and hr'sk 70 high westerly winds whict
prevailed over the middle Atlantic ana
southern Now England coasts.
snow f"O In part' Of ths MisrouH val
ley ana eaEtcrn Rocky Mountain Ststes
There were no decided changes In tom
perature IN any ~scction.
In this @ty the day was partly cloudy
and slightl coolor. wind, brisk 20 high
westerly, average humidity. IS per cent
barometer. corrected TO read TO sea lsve,,
~ A. NJ, 3os3. } r. NJ. 1857.
Tho temperature in this cttv Yesterday.
~ recorded by tho ofrcial therm ofnetsr. n
nh nurn IN +be appaxsd tahiA.