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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02
MASTERS SALES.

The master made several sales on
Monday and the land brought fairly
good prices, but several Of the sales
advertised were settled and withdrawn
and one was continued to next saleday
by consent of all parties.
In the case Of Mary Alice Dominick
and others against James P. Cook and
others, 10 acres in No. 9 township
was bid in by Blease & Blease, at[or-
neys, for $2,7O0.
In the case Of Geo. S. Mower against
Mary Caroline Hardy, the Hipp place
that was advertised in Newberry coun-
ty was continued to December by con-
sent of all parties The Union county
'ands were sold.
In the case of Levi @. Fellers against
Abram Hardy and others, 123 acres in
No. 9 township was bought by A. H.
Hawkins for 81 200.
In the case of the Bank of Prospect y
against Louisa Dominick and others,
the 40 acre tract was bid in by Blease
& Blease, attorneys, for 5000 and the
19 acre tract bid in by the same for
$3.50, all in No. 9 township.
The British american Mortgage COM
pany against Ernest#D CLANCY and
others, withdrawn.
B. Levister against C. E. Stephenson,
withdrawn.
Glen-Lowry Mfg. Co. against F. H.
Baston, house and lot in Whitmire,
sold to plaintiff for $3.50.
J. D. wheeler against Willie May
Matthews and others, one tract of 404
acres to Mason Hill for $S,4OO and one
tract of 100 acres to Blease & Blease,
attorneys, for $4,000. All in No. 7
township.
Mary J. Smith against Corrie l..
Moore, lot in suburbs of Newberry to
Blease & Blease, attorneys, for $3.50.
The Settler Co. against William H.
Counts and others, 66 acres to plaintiff
for 81 90; land in No. 10 township.
British-American Mortgage company
against Augustus w. Chapman and
others, $50 acres in No. township to
Hunt, Hunt & Hunter for $4,000.
British-American Mortgage company
against John C. Halfacre, 1913 acres in
10. 2 township to H. C. Suber for
$3.50.
Wilson E. Longshore against Madi-
son J. Longshore, 1886 acres in No. 6
township to ]. V. Clary for s5,525.
Sales By Probate Judge.
Newberry Savings Bank against su-
scn Drucilla Glymph and others, 159
acres in No. township by P. D. Bar
ron, attorney, for $1,150.
Carrie Hartman and others against
Enos S. Hartman and others, adver-
tised by the probate judge was sold
privately by the heirs at law before
salesday.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02
Visiting Their Brother.

Mr.. R. Y. Leavell of Newberry and
Hon. William Hayne Leavell, minister
of the United States to Guatemala, are
spending the day in the city with their
brother, Mr.. John R. Leavell. Minister
Leavell was appointed to his present
post by President Wilson.-Greenwood
Journal.
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Death of Child.
behind,

Little W. T. Tarrant, 6-months-old
son of iMr. and Mrs. R. L. Tarrant OF
South Glenn street, died "wednesday
and was buried at Rosemont GENE
terry Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Rev. F. E. Dibble conducting the fu-
neral services.
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and was very successful. His many
friends here wish him mighty we'll
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
November arrived yesterday on
schedule time.
! Ted Folk of Virginia is back at col.
lege.
The big cost sale continues unabated
at the Ewart-Perry company.
Mr.. Nat Gist was the winner of five
prizes at the State fair on his horses.
The Calvin Crozier chapter, U. D. c..
will meet with Miss Florence Bowman
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
1t was Bobby Burns who said when
chill November's surly blast made
fields and forests bare"
Copeland Bros. say they can fit you
out from head to foot and they tell
you all about it in another column.
October goes out with some of that
beautiful blue October weather. Sun
| day was fine day.
The auditor has about completed the
books and the treasurer will soon be
ready to receive your tax money,
Mrs. R. C. Boyleston and children OF
Blackville are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. R. Davidson.
The Drayton Rutherford Chapter, U.
D. c., will meet at Mrs. ]. H. Vests
Tuesday at 4 o'clock.
The Winthrop Daughters will meet
with Miss Elizabeth Dominick We'd
nesday afternoon at 4:30.
Mr.. Custis L. Leitzsey has been ap-
pointed letter carrier on route No. 2
out of Silverstreet. Mr. Lietzsey be-
gan service yesterday, Monday, the 1st.
Robert Porterfeld, who had been
summoned to appear in the recorders
court as a witness, failed to show up
and was fined S1.00.
The county chain gang is claying the
sandy stretch of road in front of Mrs.
Sue Maybin's residence in the eastern
suburbs of the city.
Mr.. T. W. Mccullough of the Mollo-
hon section of Newberry county suf-
fered partial stroke of paralysis on
Sunday, but was some improved on
Monday.
Newberry has several fine pigeon
farms. One by Mr.. Julius Booaer and
one by Mr.. Willie Wicker and one b.
Mr.. H. H. Kinard, and they have some
fine birds. And it is quite an industry.
The Wednesday pictures will be for
the benefit of Boundary Street school
and will be particularly good. Come
out to see the pictures and help the
school.
Sow oats and wheat. At least in suf-
fcient quantity to give you plenty of
bread and meat for the farm. 1t pays
to raise what you need on the farm,
even if cotton should so to 20 cents
and. seed one dollar he bushel.
The Herald and News is still selling
at $1.31 for the paper alone for one
year and for $1.49 for the paper and
four magazines Now is the time to
renew your subscription or to start
out new.
A large red apple received yesterday
by Mr.. C. A. Bowman from Miss Mabel
Marshall of Logansport, Ind, is thing
of beauty. 1t weighs II ounces and
measures 13 1-2 inches in circumfer-
ence.
The Silverstreet Rural School I'm
provement association will give an
oyster supper Friday night, November
). Every one is invited to come, from
) to 10 o'clock.
1t is stated that the largest crowd
ever assembled in South Carolina, was
in Columbia Ghursday-50,OO0 Maybe
so, but it is estimated that there were
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02
FOR ALDERMAN. WARD 4.

John A. Sem is hereby announced
candidate for alderman from Ward
4 and will abide the rules of the Dem
ocratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02

j. d. Wicker is hereby announced as
candidate for alderman-from Ward
No. and will abide the rules Of the
Democratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02

c. T Summer is hereby announced
as a candidate for reelection as alder
man from Ward 3 and will abiue the
rules of the Democratic party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02

LOst-Between Prosperity and New
berry Friday night, a Rhode Island
Red rooster in crate;wa returning
from Columbia; name j. w. English
on card pasted on crate. Return to
l. NJ. Smith, Kinards, S. C.
11-2-1t
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FOR MAYOR.

L. T. Wright is hereby announced
for reelection as mayor of Newberry
and will abide the rules of the Demo-
cratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02

For Rent or Sale-Ten-horse planta-
ton; good buildings; good pasture;
good water; one and three-quarter
miles from Newberry; land well i'm
proved Will rent or sell on reason
able terms. Apply to E. M. Evans.
11-2-tf
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ALDERMAN, WARD 8.

Robert B. LOminack is hereby an
ounced as a candidate for alderman
from Ward and will abide the rules
of the Democratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02

Warted-New or renewal subscriptions
to Southern Cultivator, Progressive
Farmer, McCall's Magazine, Wo-
mans World and other magazines
Please give or send to Curtis Epting.
1904 Nance ST., Newberry. S. G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02

WHY WHY Not buy your -four, gra-
ham, whole wheat -four, meal, grits
from the Farmers Oil Mill, and get
fresh, home ground goods. Try it
just once, and live. ]. H. Wicker,
Mngr. 10-2G-rf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02

Wanted-Fresh butter, eggs, poultry
and sweet potatoes at the College
Boarding Hall. 11-2-2t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02
FOR ALDERMAN, WARD l.

Voters of Ward hereby announce
P. +. Baxter as a candidate for re-
election as alderman, subject to the
rules CT the Democratic party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02
ALDERMAN-Ward 8.

Haskell Wright is hereby announced
for Alderman for Ward 8 and will abide
the rules of the Democratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02

G. L. Summer and their little son from
Newberry.-The State.
Misses Lucille Latham, Georgia Por-
ter of Newberry; Helen Latham of Lit
tie Mountain; Mary DeWalt Hunter
Prosperity, students at Winthrop col
lege, spent the Weekend at their
homes, coming up from Columbia
where they had attended the State fair
Mr.. R. Y. Leavell of Newberry and
Hon. William Hayne Leavell. Z. S
minister to Guatemala, spent yester-
day here with their brother, Mr.. J. R
Leavell. Minister Leavell is at home
on leave of absence. In
dex.
Elberta Sease. 10, very active
member of the winthrop Young Wo-
mems Christian association, is doing
high school work in Little Mountain
There also is Annie May Gentry, who
has decided that it is better to teach
than it is to enter the business world
Winthrop Weekly News.
Mrs E. D. Pearce. who has been
making her home in Greenville for the
past few years, is spending the week
in Anderson with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Chapman before joining
iNr. Pearce in Chicago, their future
home.-Anderson Exchange Greenville
News Mr. Pearce was a resident of
Newberry for some time until about a
year ago, when he moved to Green
vile. He was engaged in the life in
surance business while in Newberry
and was very successful. His many
friends here wish him mighty we'll.
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ALDERMAN FOR WARD 5.
N. H. Hardeman is hereby announ

W. H. Hardeman is hereby announc-
ed as candidate for reelection as
alderman for Ward 5 and will abide
the rules of the Democratic primary.
Sam C. Hitler is hereby announced
as candidate for alderman from Ward
No. 5 and will abide the rules of the
Democratic primary. Mr.. Hitler has
had experience in the working of roads
and bridges and would be valuable
member of the city council.
Henry Brown is hereby announced
as a candidate for alderman from Ward
) and will abide the rules Of the Dem
ocratic primary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For Rent-Two tracts of land twelve
and eighteen acres, near cemetery.
Inquire of H. c. Holloway, Attorney.
1l-2-tf
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Shipping Information and
Marine NelUS OF the WOrld

Highland Harris lBr. Bueno' Ayre. Ma. May u:
MonieviIeo - and B..bados y YIN h9p.." to
and passcngs.s. 10 Busk 4 Daniels. bA' '''
Wcapan. Port Limo NJ 90. Crsiobal y and
iia', lS., ."l mai ' 20 .I, '' Rar To-
notsni Wsru tiaoi ,Iareillc, May - to J ,
whue, 4 Co. o. q. ~ h3L 10 10, a 20 10 IN Harold
N Elfisrd Ia Rotterdam MAY n to master In
'' s,isn ' a., Serpoa Ma 10. to The Auan'ir
Trsu'po-t L,' ~ oail1t har' ~ ~, rrlrhsn g.
rrr-ige.'o Hu A,oamou'h May g. to Il
T9@a :, ,, S1i.'' -, "' 5ni,oS 80 Mas 81. to
whitney & 90 with wool pulp Baf' ? ~ 1.n ,sp,
Trafalgar tHor! sasua h3y 20 ara a., r,nn WIKI
Sepoi iIori Bar5ados for Perth Amboy. Sandy
''? Sa,aho,. Gcorse,own Qua; ,lol2a o..
Aahgapa 9 Ie 4, 70 I ESo,b ~ G GO %iih Il
rlta ~ ana III ha'o o'g nd.c Bar. noon
NJ IA New Orleans June 3, with mdse 10 me
AgIcrs. Galveston TO the Clyde S. Co. Win
mar Arsh a%s, Jackson5c and Charleston quar-
Cbiupe,,. Jacksonville June I. to tho Mallory
- 90 with misc Guar. 20 ~ L.. &. a.,
,iMa. Galveston juno =. IN the Mallory IS 20
yi,', .ssscnrcr. aud md.c. quar-. s.2j m.
Radiant Baton Rouge May r. 10 inc "ahha'n
on rb no. 1'' ica5a1 @arcnas May % and Ma
tan1as Juno /. 10 Galban & co. Win " pa''en
gors and udse Bar. ~. a.
Nsn.aniiio. Guantanamo May u. Manzanili2 -
and Cicufucgns June /. to The New YORK 'u's
Iiali s. CO. with mdse. Bar 10 p NJ ,.,
IuIrakuala tBr savannah June D. 70 fnncn.
E,yc a O.. win mdsc. in transit. WIN finish
/ loading FOR Taku Bar quar-. - p m .
Cloihllle Cuneo tNor. Sama June -, 70 Ihe A.
lar,,- Fruit Co. With fruit Ear. 80 m.
Bayario. Havana juno !. 20 the New YORK ana
Cuba Mall Is Co. with mlse. Bar - p m.
Princess Anne Newport New and Noroi9 I'D w
Old Dominion IS CO. with passengers ana mase.
quar- 0S } D..
SAILED.
Steamers Paunouia lBrl. - Na7airo. City o'
Noruht, Savannah. II Alba. Galveston Ne,,rN
I'm Genoa. Sycrrc fNorI. ArcAanzel; Frey 'Norl
TacIiTe Atlanta baltimore Mae. Newpof,r Ne ,,'s
ic-sey City lBrl Hayrc. MARI Olson. smpa
Hamilton Norfolk arI Newport News MoHaHh.
charleston and Jacksonville Frances tNor'' -"
/ Domingo.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
CITATIONS.

CONSUELO. DOWAGER DUCHESS OF
MANCHESTER The people OF the State
Of New York. by the grace Of God. gree and
Independent: 70 William Angus Drogo.
Duke II Manchester; Helena. Duchess Of
Manchester, Right Hon. We're Brabazon
Niscount Duncannon. Thomas kawic.
Alexander George Francis DrOgo. Niscount
Vaudeville: Lady Mary Alice Montague.
Millicent Montagu, Emile Yznaga. Ma
bel. Countess ZiChy. Marie B.aufuSs. EiZ-
sbeth Wright Reynolds. Louis lie Maitre;
Amelia Rawlings, Margaret Dingwall.
Maria Marquesa dArgudln. Julieta 81 Ar
gudin. Naticd Lister Kaye. Lronore Yzna-
"a, Albertina Yznaga, Elisa Yznaga:
Erncsto Iznaga. Fernando lznaga. Mara
Alvarez. Consuelo Alvarez. Esperanza Al
Narez. and 10 all persons interested In any
Of the trusts created under the last VIII
and Testament Of Consuelo Dowagcr
Duchess OF Manchester, deceased. who re-
sided at the time OF her death at No. )
GrOsvenor square. London. w. England.
send greeting:
Trust Company OF New York. whose prin-
cipsl place Of business is No. 40 Wall
Street In the Borough Of Manhattan. City
Inns who resides at East lsip, suffolk
County State OF New York. and Of Fred
erick ogden Beach. who resides al Aiken.
South Carolina.
TO show cause before our Surrogate Of the
County OF New York at the SurFogates
Court Of said County. held at the Hall Of
Records. In the County OF New York. on
the 18th day OF June. 1915. at haif-past
ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day.
why the account OF proceedings q Harry
Is Hollins and Frederick ogden Beach, as
surviving trustees under the last VIII and
Testament Of ConsuelO. Dowager Duchess
Of Manchester. deceased. from October s.
1914 to January 20. 1915. and OF the
United States Trust Company OF New
York, Harry Il. Hollns and Frederick
ogden Beach as trustees OF said trrsls.
since January 20. 1915. should not be
,udicially settled and allowed ana why
The said Harry - Hollins should not be
permitted 10 resign as such trustee and
be discharged accordingly.
In testimony whereof we have caused
the seal Of the Surrogatcs' Court Of the
said County Of New York TO be heveunto
affixed
Witness. Honorable John p. cohalan. A
Surrogate Of our said County at the
County OF New York.
tSurrogates Seall on the 81 day OF
May. in the year %
our Lord, one thousand nine hundred ana
fifteen. DANIEL j. DOWDNEf.
Clerk of the Surrogates Court
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Harry f3IIER-JudEe Hand oonnrrn.s =.
eomp'siuon Of Harry hsiter. dealer In jewelry And
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

rBy TELEGRAPH TO The Trbunsl
Albany fimc -inco-9oratlous hied with The
Secretary % state to-day
United Farms Manhattan. butter. egg'. etc.
s. 600 Herman A Nu.h4ch. 1854 Amsterdam as.
Madeline Mlier0n Herman j. wife. y Y
furclus Trading Co.. Manhattan. 500 900 Frank
Moss.c-g Auranfo. Mas. q. i. Wen. y. Y.
Huro REID Monica.r y J.
htlts d Co.. Manhattan. embroidery. etc
g. 600 Sol Fc.n1efe. 200 Broadway. A. :. he'll
son ~ WlforI Law. y. Y
tcuaood Realty Co Manhattan. 5000 James
" Woods. 1iGj B-oalWay. Pearl Goi!ieb. Alder.
Nine Pauline. Manhattan. cleaners. reno,a,ors.
etc. El- 900. lau Iuf VI the.nay. -33 ". lith A..
y y Charlie Eu hu.ilier. Charles NJ. Anderson.
Hugers and Bushes. Builders Assn. Manha;-
tan. $40 600. jeanette l.. Freeman 80 " san II
A Freeman. John rhae.an. y Y
Latin AmeT,can TradinT Co. BgHalo: ;io.ooo
Tor syr-her. A In. Buffalo.
stanton Jar Corp. Buffalo 500. 900. Gray
s,aun'o "a. stamford; Conn william Il. smith.
Cumberland Bay Beach Co. Pausbursh realty
cons rlci. ol. SO 00o. 50 onion S kempHrr Henry
Schcler Hsloca NJ Scheier. PiarsbIrgh
Dodge Meal Hose Co Meiiry.lls. So 900 u "
Bfeckenrdge. Paul Is. Hanks. = G. Brown. l>eis-
" & G Bakey and ~-s.aursnt. Manhattan
$4,000. Harm No pn. sun AZ and I'm ~
Morris Gcrrshu Brooklyn. Gc7s1n Bfussu. y Y
zoo. sauu J Pug.,c a. l. $50 81. Carrlsa t'us-
Use Sew YoTk Vincent Pusii-e. BrefSu.
Tie Port % Peace. feufrAi valley, realty. SO 10
900. Else Sloan. on " lsjlh 81. samuel Clea.
neil rheora Carter. y \
Thomas Bros. Motor Co Ithaca. development
~ aviation. etc $4,000. William T Thomas
olive Thomas. Henry g Carpenter. Ithaca
Love Automobile and Coach Go. Bufraio. $40 900
John Martin wallace A living. Raymond J.
IN. Louise Realty Co.. Manhattan; 5000; Philip
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STATE

STATE Cot-RT or APPEALS pt'lsi" N<fSs.,o-
N,,r-iii 't-ntef RoS Roart " fa,~f 10 '"O
% Jtsr,iss s-.pes' Irricl without o'tN., -t..s.t
IT, Co,orsdo q southern ly 60 h1ii. 'np'-s,D,t
,sh the Eounshlc Trust 90 ~ d. -s,s,fc-.
NJ k-.hrr order g lritcl comm, -,
m srers~s M1f'ors Tor rca-gur.,ii' r..f looted
o,i.h, Sfauo Motion 90 dismiss eil.e' 49, p.
Tsoor'e O., reI Tow ~ ncinisItA ' =. sr,.o I,
IA, Comm-s town o. oyster Bay. M'n'" To ''''''
reuifiitar granted ,--....o- 60. matter
Re Jones standard riunset l.c,Asi3 ~ on GOODS
- sn-f.rafirl Cor letters tempo r. e''- @
~ ffti orders Affirmed With ri = 49,. -
~ ~, .p.rke- tie z 4 I Go Mfy '..l..s -,
&C., y,,h costs and cus'ics cc'ln'D A's"o''
IN ,.e So Illinois surety Co. sc'aoSla sane NE
ffird questions answered D" "'o
49,. ~ ely e. 4 CO lno1o se it Z
,-,--r,is.t,- FL District People q fei i ~ " "
II n n a. same Ouiefs affirmed WIN ,,,,ss,.,,,i,
win, Pre-, LIE & Thus. Go U i"'"''''
SsrSrs Gsmt8e1. Jld,me.; anl'me'' "'''''''
T,,v.. Knox Te-pe7ene Co. order sfi.ms1 WIN t
-. Ti-s. e~f s,ro0i Ques' ions cerun,,l d"
$3.50 in Affirmative ili-l question so ncse,Nc. -,
p.o.,s S--aeue ID Motion fo- sfrmAnce Q.
n-aSsrut.on q appcs 'rcie. as>silg' % ,t,fs~.
1To-,rsci fo- sfpe'iagt vacated and Louis Na'N'"'
sss3sned to represent app All W aiieA-, ODD
r~o,ie ISrfmfff Motion for aTif'n"'.,' y. 20
~, rifho,lf argument denied Sol 'e.u a. 'g,,
y. ~ spre.lsnt does not apYca- i' re AZ tA-'
f6r The desy case tc- arsu.ac.l 9 sc motion
Isv n IAN session without prejudice 70 m''i'''
fof sssignmeUt ~ co'lnse. 49,, -...,. ,-o,,
AndrFrs Cohen. Mluoa o. dismiss sp9,,AN > . i
-. er-,tef rith costs and SO cost OF moilo,..
Motor 10 dismiss appeal from judgment ue'n'N F'
costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09
OCEAN rREIGHTs AND CHARTERS

e....o. ,,.cs continued steady and a moIe'atIe
Stcs,Ie' r,.yai al ior tonnage ii several 81 t,s
de th4Ieig as imS ,i, 2aS '' Loaso3 Ga
were .'s' I'M ~. cotton 10 Liverpool. per iVg ~
s." eaAHTEhr iss%s' ,'3 3D. io'' pr GSa b.
iimore go Ho tons coal. baltimore to the River
Piac t. pra@p b. steamer 2I.S ss June: Be-
qrs. oats. Baltimore to H ,arSSa;ss,lartic trade
ite@ae - Il. 3D. deiyerie, X July 81 .,iamsT
!, az ,on, .ame one tip. 3o'. deliver ssa IONS
.,o Gu to IaucIs,"r June Bf ,denbia
sa.5 .ons 5e Hrc'a {, Ne% , noSN ,ca,ner = go
Or hai }I,,,,rs TO charleston OF savannah rs TO-
romp pan 'esms' 200 IPo'J June MS:' b ' 'tes@e
.. i"unh '''r, s Philadelphia 20 iMana. , =
p-olt. al Lak l7g tons e ,Ss ,d "a loswood
" a. Ealy. p I. June. schooner, - ''''
Ila,.t 10 New York or Chester "
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! Dunn. Is Broad st. Frederick j. li''n'''
heth.r9ic 3 e. Fox Co y Manhattan: coak.: 5oeo'
A. Holman 5ci East Nnth St. l'i'o' NV OWL
samuel rf,.s'. n y, ! O. Manhattan. 5000 +.
J cI,.nti 70 hl'R'F1, st. w s5Go"TSa saolya
Wgcner. HoD9 .aii. "Manhai,an: textiles. 5000:
r-',,on Kea,on. i9s last - s. ti, maj
" C,l.ds MdseRooI y. J.; Jesse \ ~
Ts.'t.al 0Hs Trading Co. ManI nsyd II ',es
Maurice Block. a East s7th ST Dawn
h' toqc Mo S Appliance. Co MSnhfia9r 81 0C %
Nathan & Johnson. EnsiewSod y. D. ''I' Az
Egg, W YdE wcstches lester Boston n,lwsy CO.;
fofr,d /, cons ilidation 81 New 13!h Tarthern
49,. B',I' c "4'' Po2, chester railroad purp9,cs 70
dHo aoS. Ic7erct = Miller, l9i - w."
t,r, r Pratt J. Horace Harding y. /
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
che Board Of Water supply. al It's Offices.
twenty-secOad floor. Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York City. until II A NJ. on Tuesday.
June 81 1915. for Contract 1853. for the
construction OF coagulating plant In the
Town OF Mt. Pleasant. Westchester
County. New York The structure will be
Of steel. about &c feet wide by 81 feet long
inside Of which viii be a steel bunker for
storing about coo tons OF sulphate OF
ahimina and a conyeyor for raising the
material to this bunker.
Al the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing information for bidders and
contract drawings can be obtained AZ the
above address. at the Office OF the Secre-
tary. by deposlting the sum Of ten dollars
900 in cash or its equivalent for each
pamphlet. For further particulars apply
10 the Office OF the Prla pal Assistant
ingineer al the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN r CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water
supply
To STARCH MANUFACTURER Lowest
quotations wanted for large quantities OF
Maize starch Z o. b. London. Liverpool and
Portsmouth Cash terms M. NJ" co
H. Green. 100 Chancery Lane. London. Eng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09
COUNTY COURT pIATT
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRUPTCY prrIrInNs

NORRIS A RvDNICK. iobber IN paper a, 49,
Canal ~. Petition Med rs Kerr a Caaguan. cred
iiou Tor $50 on Judgment for goods sold 20 tie
Manhattan Band and Collar CO. Tor which IL f.
alleged Nr Euiuick agreed 20 pay lie was
Pre- tidcui N The company. Liabilities are reporie I
20 Pc $4,000 and assets s. 900
NORMAN GtAiBINNER eGlesman Of 1873 Tth
av iled petition With liabilities 81 $50 aal no
assets
FORTY NINTH ST. AND MADISON AV. co -
Judge Grtenhaum ~ the supreme Court appointed
hefhfH VI DE Lance permanent receiver in pro-
oeeilugs Tor the voluntary dsso uilon ~ the com
paiy brought - Directors Herbert NJ DE Lanics
and halph Han. under a bond ~ S. 900
CLINTON HAT WORKS judge Shcarn an.
pointed Niiham Silecfg receiver 81 the pArfuership
properly ~ N!ltam Gibcrg HAuls Cohou and
islaoI Sofoia Whe Clinton Hat Works manu-
taeiufefs o. womsn's bats a. o, Clinton - In a
sun brought by Nj Giibers against NE ,ao other
Iaf h'is foI dissolution " The psrtncrship
formed on March 0. 1915. The receivers bond va,
TINES PRINTING co, q seat,ie Jude Green.
baum appointed Ralph II Raphaei re-c'v.r hrr.
IN suit brought % be Mcclure Ne1.nsr.- s,,-
acAe "n.ch obtained iudgmrei ON Nfs-,b -
1917 for s. ss5 The ece.yer's bond ia ia 6oo
BENJAMIN sAlCSKY judge Uanj snroi,,.t
Clarence VI Lewis receiver f0r Beniarnin ssI,stv
$500 ''''" ". uohd'
COMPOSITION CONFIRMED
HARRY 9ITER-JudE. Hand oon.,,,., =.
oomposiuon Of Harry hsiter. dealer In jsselry And