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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
BUSINESS REVERSES
rrrIrInNs IN KANKRIrrcY.


EDWARD r. FLYNN. ss.oorkecpcr, residing at
2lt BcIf,-i Park Boulevard The Bronx. tled a
petition. with liabilities Sl746N. % which $lo2.6S5
ar secured and nominal assets $500. ia real es-
fate is I>t ST. near Mclean sv.. NonkeIs mort
gagged 10. Sl.t3S and taxes $500. Most Of the la
bad realty mortgages Among the creditors are j.
Chr G Hupfel Brewing Company. $56.2l0 secured
cured by mortgage on 2l6 Bedford PARK Boulevard
Blmcuthai 4 B.ckart. Baltimore. $500. secured
Jacob Froehlich. 5000 secured and Edward
HETRY ". WALDEN. DENTS, and aviator. Of
lies S2l So and assets SECS IN accounts. The LA
hlties are FOR dental materials. Advertising repairs,
rent loans aviation photos storage garage. insur-
sncc burglary insurance. notes and motors. Among
IN, a. No. rr.,ire6fiv done, Mrs A W. Martin
and Mrs. A. Messing. similar claims amount not
given: Star Company. $l.O"> Judgment for advertis-
ing Hal Scott COMPANY " HAL Scott Motor Com
of ShaIyslde 81 600. alleged claim for an auto
mobile accident and GodAr WINNER Building
Company s. >53. claim Oh lease.
HARRY W. SCKOLNlCK. grocer At 20ll Cd sI,
has made az assignment Oh Felclya. L.. JACKSON. A
petition las as9 NEG ssani MN ,S 'seS ,.{t
Macaroni Company. Ssl2. Liabilities are said 70 be
HARRY ABBATE. trading as the Prospec; Dress
Co manufacturer az dresses and sllrtWai,tS az So
s. f. I'm ST. made an s,,gHi4e8' 70 ~ M@q I,
one by Nathan II. Glaser op claim OF $5S7' ana
tho other by Giascuto Mergcne. 500 Max SIX
man SOL and LYMAN Rothman. $24. Liabilities
an 5000 and assets 81 600.
ULRICHsEN BBOS.--A petition has been NED
against Uluch and Ralph UlrChsen. composing
ne erm o. Ulrchsen Bros. bakers. Of lol L.
iS0th g. and 1892 Third ay. by Rosebrock But .
Ter and Egg Co. 500. Wood Seick. Sl5- and
johnson Bullock Co. Sl9-.
PETITION DISMISSED.
GEORGE d HOWELL-Judge Hand dismissed
the petition fled against George d, Howell Of IV5
Park av.. wee president o. the McCrum Howell
Co manufacturer o; radiators. 1n May 81. ~ :.
b. the Mechanic and Metals National Bank. me
Corn Exchange National Bank ana Tie t5a54 i,,a
National Falk The Liabilities Of the McOrlIn
Howell g. were more than $1,000 600.
TRYING TO SETTLE WITH 500 CREDITORS.
j. = MANIX CO-Judge Hand has granted The
Nauix Co. q 800 Church ST.. buyers for
fffv department stores. twenty days more time
10 answer the bankruptcy petition fled against II
On June O. The company is cndeavoring 10 make
a settlement with more than 500 creditors, anu z
committee is going over the companys aTalrs ana
Is expected 90 make report shortly. The COM
psnv has great many contracts with various stores
throughout the country. and n there is an ad-
ludica-iOn tie stores viii cudeayor % take adtah-
tage o. that fat and cancel their contracts. IN
les TIE contracts are kept u force. 10 VIII not be
feasible Tor the company 90 make a settlement. The
ONLY object iu making q settlement would be thal
IL business be hcIt intact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
2STII ST.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-de
scribed property IS 10 be sold, Is |63,27o.
with interest thereon from the Goth day OF
Nav, 1915, together with the costs and
allowance amounting 10 S4O0.2s. with in
terest from June End, 1915, together with
the expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other liens. which are TO
be allowed 10 the pur" rer out OF the
purchase money. or pa!' bog the Referee. s
$3.50 and interest.
Dated. Nov FORK. June 9th 1915.
HENRY g. GEINBI Referee
The sale ia the above-entltled action 10
hereby adjourned 70 Monday. July 18th.
1915. at the same hour and place
Dated. New York, July End. 1915.
HENRY G.. QtINBY. Referee.
The sale In the above entitled action Is
hereby further adjourned TO Thursday.
July 22nd. 1915, a the same hour and
place.
Dated, New York. July 18th. 1915
HENRY G. QUINBY. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JULY IL.
Manhattan.

The following satisfied judgments we're hled yes
terday
American Bonding Co o. Baumore-C hsyes
Gersthy. Joseph 10 T znkesen; Feb Il, al. lai p
Nenirowsky Rachcl--M Berer: April o.. 1913
No'4''V"'"'' Sl57.l
r,.,,., rr.,cis r. II Sutherland. MAY % 1903
i0iA'N"'i' A' 1922 So
Seymour. Daniel-E Richards. sup't; June -
Slotkin louis. Sarah slotdn and Pauline Schro.,
sonnensciein. STANDARDIZATION BotunE Works
Dec 10. 1914. o =. fnll-Lt
syndicate. March p. 1915. SoS4HH..,1N
Universal Picture Cut Service. lnc-George WI.
son & Sons Inc July s. 1915 S4,,5i
Underwood Alice S-A Campagna Construction 20;
Dec l.. 1914. ~
Iyro II i0i5 tll247
.fSr-,it.s ltdwsr1-Nyorszyood Realty Holding Co
- IA I0I5 SASS. IS
g. p w c,ol,v 4r,is,e.. June l. 1914 $l1SSl
Ssme-Same. June 4, 1914. S'o''o4
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Harvard Holds Dupriez.

Cambridge, Mass, July 12.-Profes-
sor Leon Dupriez, of the University of
Louvain, who has been at Harvard on
a six months engagement as lecturer
on Government, has been asked to re-
main until September /, 1916.
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Centre line OF Eesii

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the AooYe-de-
thousand six hundred and thirteen 33-lo9
(s10.6i3.33) Dollars. with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF June. 1919. togetht.
with the costs and allowance. aWouAl.Hs
10 Three hundred and seventy 5s-lYy
Is3-O9D Dollars, with interest from yuns
IL 1915. together with the expenses OK tas
sale. The approximate amount or We
otbor liens which are 90 De allowed 20 me
purchaser out Of the purchase money. 91
paid by the Referee. is Four hundred Io''
lars and interest.
Dated, New York. June II, 1915.
HUGO s. MACK. Eef'r''.
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Army and Many Orders;
Movement of WdrShibS

To supervisor Of n Y Harbor July 90 vice Capt
A. S HALsTEAD to command ttah
Lieut. Com Y. : WILLIAMS detached nav
Lieut.. J. II HOOVER 10 navy yard Wash Aug
Lieut.. HARVEY DELANO. detached Vermont July
j.; 70 aid on personal stan commander IN chief.
Lieut. g. u. TOMBSTONE. detached Naval War
Coegg J1lyy i O., 70 7r Columbia -
Lieut. HUGO FRAYKINBERGER, detached Balu-
Lieut. Junior grade r F MCCONNELL. de-
tached navy yard. Mare Island. to naval station.
Lieut. Junior grade j. C. LATHAM 70 offices o.,
naval intelligence. Navy Dept. for temporary
Lieut.. Junior Gsds) D. C. LAIzURE. to navy
Ensign yisa' T T. u INQUIRE detached naval training
Chief Machiulst RICHARD JEFfAREs. 10 raw
yard. y y. July 10.
CHIEF Machinis, = G. AFFLECK detached wyo-
Chief Carpenter G. A LAZAR. detached Milvau-
kee, 70 navy yard. Puget Sound.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
July Jason. Al Galveston.
july 9-Nercus. Al Balboa
july l0-Nero. A. san Francisco. supply a. Yoko-
Diego. Nan.han. a. Tburon Lam,c1. A. R9.ion
Maryland. al Long Reach. ca. Stsndish and
Kentucky, n Newport Wisconsin. a. Guantanamo.
Brutus. At Cape Haytien. AIleeD. al Newport Du
Polt. az Pr11ilceioSu
SAILED.
I July 9-Potoma-. san Bias for Cri.tobM. Iaso1.
Galveston for Guantanamo. Denver Mauzaniilo
flr Acapulco.
July lO-Pcora. key West for T0rtugas: Rrutus.
Guantanamo for Cape Hs'tien GI1uosfer. Brook-
Ism Tor practice cruise Wasp. North River y Y
Tor practice cruise. Amm,l Boston f0f Newport
Hector. san Francisco for san Diego. Chatta-
noos, San Diego 'or Malatlan. Nnshan. Mare
Island for TlhlrCl.
July ll-Downes. Boston FOR Newport. Sioux and
Chicago. Boston Tor Pr0UAcct0Wu. pu pout Fall
River f0r Pr0vincs'0Eu. Lamsou President Roads
for Boston. Kentucky. GARDENERS Bay Tor New %
port. heaIsArEe. G.i1iler's Bsy for y. Y,
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The Bronx.

fsDu.r, 90 16iS S277 IL
,,rarst.j, Nosee and k1ice-Northern Bank Of
~ y9rk. TuNc % 1914 81, las. II
r,,r.,.s.ei, Noes and Alice-PubNc Bank Of
New York City. October 2S. 1914. $3.50
Iowenstein Moses-WilNam Gamble & Co: January
Same Clochessy. March %. 1915. sl9l.Sl
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sURRoGATES NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Honora5.s
John 2 Cohalan, a Surrogate OF me
County OF New York. notice IS hereby gI.eH
TO all persons having claims asdl-'. a.
crime a. Bliss, late Of the Couni' Ok Ngs
York deceased. TO present the same "..I
vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers AZ t.eL
place OF transacting business. ar me -
OF their attorneys. Everett C.arH3 beH.
edlct, No. 81 Wall street, iu The bot-4s
OF Manhattan. city Of New YORK. on u
before the sth day Of October next -,
Dated. New York, the 5th day 81 Ap'A
WALTER r. BLISS
GEORGE 3. AGNEW.
EVERETT. CLARKE & BENEDICT. AZ
torneys for Executors, 81 Wal SJIes-
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CiV
PHYFE. WILLIAM HENRY Pm PUR'
suance OF an order OF Honorable JoAn :,
Cohalan. A Surrogate OF the county or 20.
York, notice Is hereby given 20 az pelso ID
having claims against william heNy -
Phyfe late OF the County OF Ne" iVl :
deceased 10 present the same Wiia Fo'--.
ers thereof 70 the subscriber az her pa,
OF transacting business. al the olHSo
Frederick S Woodruff No i6j Bf9aa"Sy.
in the City OF New York, on or BEFORE Wv
18th day Of october next ,,-.s
Dated, New York. the 18th day on MA'N"
1915. EDITH b PHfFE
Admin.slrairN
FREDERICK s. WOODRUFF. Ati0fghy
Tor Administrators. los Broadway D'''
ough OF Manhattan. New YORK IIV'
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hos;,
orable John Z. Cohllau. a SlffosAS ~
the County OF New York. notice is ns..,,,,
given 70 all persons having claims ags'N,,,
Elizabeth Fullick. late Of the C2uh2 ~.
New York. deceased. 20 present ne 80.
with vouchers thereof 70 the suhscI.o..,
AZ their pace Of trsnssctlng blsin'e.,
Room 1906, No 100 Broadway. ManhA -,
In The city OF New York. on or before ~
18th day Of November next ,,,x
Dated. New York. the 10Th DAY OF %"
1915 ALEXANDER BRoJGh
EDWARD q. MAUVEH,
Exc. utors
WILLIAM GOIDSTICKER, ATTY. for tx
ecutors, 100 Broadway. New YORK
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RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were fled Yesterday
Monday The Grst being that o. The debtor.
Black J-Heny Kupter & Co. Slo377
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Block. W s-Rccd & Barton Co .Ss6SS az
Reisei S-Henry McrFenthau Go; saVv.Si
Building Contracting Co lnc-rot "raRaff "a
cutler nIs n VS. y Henderson. ssl lSSGS
cullen r H-Albrc brothers ,,s=iv az
p Sni;o Comb co"Hmorican vulcsnla,d FiGTs 60
r,.,.. Al s.b..,,,, Slu69
E@is1an' Industrial savings HANK N'oht lssili
cT gUSis An Judd Ne5s'o
Cuismsno. C. guardim-CiT y SO %
H.nosk. r E s $3.50. 4 SG 'I ,.Ss.ss
WSskns Il S-Royh Indemnity Co. go 81
Jennings l. Ri Meyers tsao 49,
Jacobs l ss WS5Ses ., Al s22G63
kcppcr Gertrude Z. Il koran ct al 1--WE
ilppincott. % J Finn. $3.50 80 w
Isyng. u. jr- stump q Waiter 60, e--o.-u
Ilherman l. and G foinheTg-lsoih ,toss1ln'9agS
MURRAY ST; Marssret-rhc Brooklyn Heights II R Go:
MstTcpol Motors Corp-Bracnder Rubber ,g TiIS
Msnc,e,,. Twenty. arm Const Co. !2 S; g g
Madison. MAy-P Seiger. Siol -
Norman CO. Ino1 ne y H'm'n' siiGGss5ii
0s,rot Dc L. cS,, m,'SI ur,,r.-. ca $ii, %
Ridder Batter r'FS Nation" Rank . Il %
scberepbe,k zenobl. II. err Grill E. a.
Swift. Mary Emm,-Iv Courts Realty Co. 49,; 49,
smith NJ "A Baum 81 al. 1891
shampoo I,-R Finncy. si2s,-
smith. JB RothNadt ct al ,,disss.tss
SIN Frances Rembrandt Realty Co. .5s S.'22 %
Walsh. A L CLARK ; ySI ~
Young Charlotte Gorfhn. Sl'Hf
The Bronx.
Hennins Walter H-G Hoch SSitlS
Ispuan Sarah Couch Realty Imp Co. siisSS9
iJnes Gus "Iongchcs,cr Realty Co. S2l4 is
Pas,one Autouio--L Frcod, 49,
S'''p' H'''''' ''' tl6O42
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GhTS pueLHsNub Din. 81. Lch. SOC.
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The Bronx.

Henning. Walter H-G Hcch.
Iipman. Sarsh-C Couch Realty imp 20
Ilpmsu. Morris same.
lanes Gus -Iougchcs'cr Realty GO.
Pastone. Autouio--L Freed,
Sieen Henry. aud Jad Construction CO..
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COURT CALENDAR


VI
Trial rerm-Pmt I. n. ~. ~. " VI. WI 'nt
VII Adjourned for The term.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
~ GANEGAN. j.
Fiske Wrighi-H Howard TBht
Bushe Wright Howard Taylor ~
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
By FHILBIN, ].
Morris Goldberg -Hoht Shefuwer kont Shoo"'i
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRADY, J.
III piro matters.
MOTION CALENDAR
waldmnn Sohlmyer We'll Hahn
Pco Doc CIarts lslandl Wolf Conry
Yauofsby |Yanofsk Re Amorino
cameron Iicidcndorf Schi<rcrilI6th St a
mcf/ nicci htony ave 20
LahcucyI Laheney kcsslcr kedenburS
K k"PI,' II l1rIiH'" freiiandcfi Ruhl Py
Guia Brluniug Hunentla = ronmhh
no Nt,orc BulIer HeTkOwiiz
trc,nbaum lpeutsch Re Grove nm Realty
Bcrker' Ilecker Rothbar/2d Az VI L Oh
Carlson & arlson Gro,nhcrg shaken
Letter Gchicn Austin Travis
Union Trust Watson Montcgrlro walker
PEG 81 rel Hsgen. Hagen lacsrnbergerI Resenbefge
WilkiusonI Wilkinson BuermanI Lbia Kly
Natalie Funugolo Joseph Joseph
Dcutschcr-J Dol q sons COLGATE Young a Con
kapsu | Rwy Wolf tonfoy -
EImcndorf same Schdwschteri Tctien
Rhnclaudcr Real EST Am Sav Bk Weiss
SChhus liidg Saraccuai Iuou Matfh
Same Same tafucNdI Bauer
same Same Stulis Hynes
GoldStickerl Denver Rlty Durham Pahls
COUNTY COURT.
Special Tsrm-GIBBS. j.
TX paTie matters.
suRRoGsTE's COURT CHAMBERS.
SCHULZ SO A NJ
80 day calendar.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme COurt-BRADl, J.
Taylorl Shane G. cases Arthur Giegench.
Finucu/ Valentine Coust Co-Jacquin frank.
FischerISecg -John + Frees.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court BRADY. ].
Charles ZoIler. benjamin BJorkemen-Ludwig I
Trauhe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13

KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT;
Appellate DN-2d judicial Dept
CRcrcss)
Appellate Term.
tRcccss.l
Trial Term. M
Adjourned until Monday october T. 1919.
Special Term Trials.
No day calendar.
SpeeIaI m-CALLAGHAN. J.
MOTIONS-l0 a. m
Esuck /KnickerbockcrIIce Companioni. trustee etc/
F Fi1Ken 1K kiIsl Romnief Terry Tench
Watson I'D Of Education BaueraL splitter
CItizeus' T1ist Read Modern Holding 20
Peonle Miller Onphaut /Onphant
Hsyerty's Tai Mitchell Re Pub sery Com ts!th
AdolphRlty Fredericton S5th. s6thSts& IothAJ
Wttemsn Bros Foreman webster indian hehhihs
Bottling Co same same
Same same hclyiBucllel
Re Az q (F&AAfBurrelD Gresham /GroSsman
Wiener burke Poughkeepsie s b Lew
ShapirO/Machln Palshus /MlllG
Breslin Tribune Assn LOWS Berry
Goldman Goldman same same
Richmond Assets Collect Mason Seamon Transfer
Helfgott n & : Underw Mitchell
Mackey Illinois Surety Levey/Leyey
Same Same ri, IuO Woods
Shepherd/Ife Greenberg/1FayDufh
FuCini/ CasaZLa
sURRoGATE'S coURT-KETCHAM. $.
Court opens It 10 q IN Hal Of Records. % floor
WILLS
KERN Finnerty Paul schreiner
ACCOUNTINGS
Theodore Miller William Lowney
Morris Sheryan Mary ONelH
Philip Collins -
Ellen Haslett Katie Hess
Joseph Albert Jane Weir
COUNTY CoURT-ciHl Calendar.
Adjourned until Monday. October 4, 1913.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
sURR0GATE's COURT
Al White Plains.
WILLS FOR PROBATE (Unhnbhedl
Sarah Huching Florence u Delaho
Sarah Seebee Jelllle LINEN
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Grace Adams VI CoWletth"Aie
Frank Bennett Likaoelh heH
George Marsh ~
ADMINISTRATION.
John Purdy ....,
c william Ware Laura Wright
lanes l. REYNOLDS Flank Reilly
MOTION.
ACCOUNTING (Unnnshedl.
G,org. Glass John Craddock
4" 49, E;Xi;iEsCTToRs' ACCOUNTING (Unenished).
Louisa Il Weudt Ophela Young
Ellen clifford Mary Weed
ADMINISTRATORS ACCOUNTING.
Jun" - COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING.
'O''' ''' TRUSTEES ACCOUNTING.
Richard Warren
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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
AnrU LIST. 1910.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

and Beach.--Priyate baths running water In rooms
elevator street level. hne porcnes: capacity $50.
Special rsiA- Booklet RklAh q WILLIAMS.
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Trial rsrm-PMt l. n, ~. ~. v. VI. VII and
VII Adjourned for the term
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term BRADY. ].
COUNTY COURT.

Special Term GIBBS. j.
TX parte matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
NOTICE OF SALE.
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Matter Of the Sale Of Trust Prop
erty under Deed Of Trust Of INV
UNITED WATER AND LIGHT COM
PANY to THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee dated
ADriI LIST 1911.
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Alexandria Bay, n. Y.
THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE,

G. G. STAPLES owner and Proprietor.
Modern appointments swimming pool. golf. ten
MS. BOATING fshlng and all outdoor amUsements.
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Appellate Dlvision-iSt Department
NcCrss

CITY COURT.
Special Term-Part LYNCH. J.
Otis IIihosraph Hopkins Burns Bros Collins. ToAn
Hotel ClaTidge COyerdle & Co
Competitive ait Cook Kcber Spielman
Piufa Realty. stern Cohen = Rvs
Ansbacher. Kahn Danies/Non Novelty
VI Schu,ter. Fills Gle Belitzer' Hubbard
Netschert FayIInt
SamefSame MiizI Rothschild
Mcdonald Barrett Shapiro Miller
RosenfN y Live Poultry Am Law Book Berger
Trucking KldtzliI CiuZburg
Doves Barrett stan san Mfg Goodwin
Part lt-LINCH J.
Court opens al 10 a. N. il par,e matters
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KINGS COUNTY.

supreme CouU bhhbl' o. ,
Charles ZoIler Benjamin BJorkegnen-Ludwig
Trauhe
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED

Supreme COur-bkADl. J.
TAYLOR Shane g. cases Arthur Gesench
Finucu/ Valentine Coust Co-Jacqun frank.
Fischer Secg-John + Frees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13

REFEREES APPOINTED.
~ GANEGAN. J.
Fiske Wright Howard Tayht
Bushe Wright Howard Taylor t2)
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13

GEORGE 3. AGNEW
Executors
torneys FOR Executors. 81 Wal SJres~
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CiV
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The THOMPSON HOTEL

LAKE MAHOPAC. y. Y.
Finest location. Select. Excellent accom-
nodations Superior Cuisine Unsurpassed
Boating. Fishing. Golf. Tennis. etc. state
Road Booklet Emerson Clark. Prop.
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suRRoGATE's COURT CHAMBERS.
SCHULZ. SO A. NJ.
so day calendar.
The Spectator., 1915-04-16

three widths of taffeta gathered in at the belt and into wide band at the bottom. This band is edged with a silk cord of the same color as the taffeta. The side seams of the bodice and skirt are outlined with the small silk-covered buttons extending from the arm's-eye to the border of the skirt
 The sleeves are plain and long. finished with narrow band of silk. piped with white. A similar band en. circles the neck and supports double frill of net
 An odd and unexpected feature is introduced in the large white buttons with dark rims that are sewed to the front of the belt. They repeat the color of the dress with its pipings of white at neck and wristbands, and therefore seem to belong in the scheme But they are not essential to the finish of the gown; they are used solely for the sake of the nov city they furnish.
The Spectator., 1915-04-16
WET GRAIN FIELDS
 IN EARLY SPRING
First Work Should Be to Provide Egress for Any Water That
 Has Accumulated.

The first work in the spring. when the snow begins to melt. or after heavy rains, is to let off any water that accumulates in the low places In the wheat. No matter how care fully the dead furrows and outlets may have been made in the fall, there is more or less to be done in the spring to provide free egress for the water.
 A few hours work with the hoe and shovel. after an all-day rain, will often t.rain off many gallons of water which would otherwise soak into the ground and keep it wet and cold for several weeks.
 In letting of water in the low spots in the grain fields. commence at the lower end and make a shallow furrow with the hoe. It is not necessary to make a wide or deep ditch. as this would destroy too much wheat. It should be dug just deep enough to drain off the water.
 See that the outlets to the under drains a,e open, so that the water can pass of quickly. This is very i'm portant job and is best done by the farmer himself and not by an inexperi- enced person. By this method we feel sure that we save several bushels of grain and much grass and clover.
The Spectator., 1915-04-16

The very goodlooking afternoon gown of taffeta shown here has several novel and original features to recon mend 1t to those who are looking for something new in style. It is inter esting from the facts that it is an American model, that 1t is easy to make, and that 1t Is in line with the new models.
 The bodice is cut in three pieces and has long shoulders and high neck. It fastens on a diagonal line running from the middle of the neck at the front to the left side of the belt. It is set into narrow belt (which is slightly wrinkled over foundation) made of the taffeta. Small acorn shaped buttons made over molds are covered with the silk. A row of these set close together fol lows the line of the fastening, begin ming at the swell of the bust and ter minating at the belt. This row of but tons is balanced by a second row set at the right side of the waist
 The skirt is plain. consisting of
The Spectator., 1915-04-16

Blouses that will stand any amount of wear and are sheer and dainty look ing, are made of voile Others a lit tie less durable but equally dainty, are made of sheer batiste. Two new voile blouses made up with strong venetian lace and further decorated with embroidery are shown here. Cluny laces and hand-crochet laces are even a little stronger than venetian, but rather less fashionable. The third blouse Is of batiste decorated with very fine tucks and venetian lace.
 These blouses are machine made and all the seams are hemstitched by machinery. When the waists are to be homemade the seams may be man. aged by setting turned-under edges to- gether with tiny beading or the mar rowest laces, or with needlework.
 The first blouse in the picture is among the few designed this season with three-quarter sleeves. It is very plain. with "V" shaped neck finished with hemstitched hem. It fastens with small crochet buttons and is dec orated With venetian insertion about an inch wide and small sprays of em- broidery. The collar is wide plain turnover across the back.
 One of the prettiest models is shown, made of voile, in the next pic ture. It's seams are hemstitched and the neck is "" shaped, but supports a wide turnover collar of the voile. Lace insertion Is let in both the back and front of the blouse. and the front is further decorated with small em- broidered sprays. Crochet buttons and buttonholes manage the fastening. The sleeves are long and shaped into the wrists, where they are trimmed with band of insertion.
 Ties of narrow black ribbon help support the coil2-. which must be
The Spectator., 1915-04-16
Don't Forget the Apron.

In replenishing your wardrobe don't forget to have at least one gown which can boast of an apron. For instance, on an afternoon gown of green soft taffeta attach pointed apron of the material, and at the proper places have two little pockets. Have a two inch-wide belt at the top of the apron this is to serve as a girdle of the dress-and let 1t run off into space in the form of apron strings. which are to be tied in a pert bow.
 A very quaint dance frock Is made of figured voile. Around the neck and the puffed sleeves are ruffles O. cream net. A filmy little apron of net and lace is tucked beneath the closely fit- ted basque, which extends in a point over the skirt.