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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

0IsmiSsed.-Frmn "a grade Fred Gentsch q
Ing. I. guilty Of the charge absence without leave
q days - hours and - mnutes. at a. m.
Aug 10.
Penalties Imposed. --Frmn. II II. Ness. II Il l..
20 conduct prciudlcial "a good order and disci-
pine. absence without leave
Following report at School ~ Instruction. Aug.
T.. At a. N. period 80 DAYS. {. l.. Walter. Eng.
" G. Stanton Eng 30, J. J. Smith. Ems. q
X L. Dawson. Eng So. I. ". koser Eng 10.
VI j. O'keefe. Eng. 81 j. +. DE Voc. j.. II. X l..
20. Il. J. Daum. Eng. .02: =. +. ysught. Eng.
II 4 l. .: F. +. stewart II & L. II: r. E.
T. J. walsh. II. q l.. 20. ". r Rave. H. * l.. a..
Following report to frmn. 4. J. Muir. at the
IN Regiment Armoy. Park av and 9th st. at
70 O'Clock a N. Aug l.: G.. ". Roe j.. Eng.
- Alexander Hothefsall. Eng 81 H. BouhoIl.
Eug 80: J. !. D'Azeyedo. Eng. So; william Clancy.
Eng. 20: l.. J. Donovan. Eng 10: l.. A Dam
never. Eng ~; J. l. Drts,ltr. Eng -: w +.
W F Hickey. Ens IA: Charles Charsus. Eng.
rs. T. :. richards. Eng ~ r. Ergeuziuser.
Eng 237: r. VI Mum. Ing. .ii; G. A. Wilmer.
j. Eng 80: II. Is. E,cher lus. 80. e..
Klein. Eng. 263: II. Bremen. kng IS: l. 4.
Wooiley Ing ~ ~ .,ecJ ! Bernsen. H. a l..
~. J. T r. Muuay. H. ~ L. 49, W. H. Brcuer.
H. X l. 20: J. !. S,hoppmtycr II l. -.
: Clements. H. L. 81. J. A lnrAth. ~ *
L. so; A J. Muir. H. n L. a.: r. e. Erase.
George Olsen. II. n l. l2N. C. g. Brown. H. 4 T..
49,: J. J. O'keeie. II. a l.. AZ J. A STACK.
Leave, Of Ab..ue, mo paw Lieut. + b Muir,
II Il Baftels kns rs. 3d hours. a. M. Aug.
l.. Fum. John Dugsn Eng. Is. 30 hours. 3 N.
AUG. Il: FrnH q. +. Norton. Eng I'll. l. hours.
; a. m. AUG Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
WEATHER REPORTS
LOWER COTTON
Prospects of General Rain Cause
Market to Drop Is
Points.

There was a further decline IN the
cotton market Yesterday. under re-
newcd liquidation and scattering press
ure which was doubtless inspired bV
reports of more numerous and general
rains in the Southwest. Relatively
easy Liverpool cables and the con
tinued absence OF the foreign buying.
which was the feature Of. last weeks
advance. also contributed to the dc
cline. which carried October contracts
some % points under the recent h'gh
level and the general list about il 90
l6 points der Monday closing hg-
urcs. The close was stcadlcd by cover
ing. but at practically the lowest point
of the day and at a net loss Of from ]
TO 10 points. Near months were rela-
lively easy. and there seemed 10 be
considerable October liquidation. owing
to the relatively large New York stock
and the approach Of the new crop
movement at a time when trade de-
mand seems to be almost entirely lack
ing and when the near month short m
tereSt is believed to be largely against
actual. Wall Street and Western IN
terests were buyers of the later dellv-
cries, on scale down. however. and
there were indications that outside IN
vestment interest was being attracted
to the market by the optimistic view Of
the general outlook as reflected in the
strength of the stock market and en-
couragcd by the prospects for large
grain crops.
The market opened steady at a de-
cline of s points. with the active
months selling 10 points net lower
right after the call in response to the
easy cables and the Texas rain news.
The early reports. however, Indicated
that most of the Texas rain had been
In the northern part of the state. where
least needed. and the western belt fore
cast for clearing weather was followed
by rally of I or > points. The buy
iug did not become general. however,
and the market turned weaker during
the afternoon. OWN to numerous pri-
vate reports of rain in the Southwest.
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some OF which came from he roml'n-
ing drou.hv actions. and tac l1tc hrehH
douhtlc 80 reflected incrce sing co.ln-
dcncc in a favorable weekly weather
review a. noon to-day. Sentiment
which had become rather more bul'Sh
on the advance OF last week seemed
10 be nervous and unsettled during
Yesterdays trnd.ng. With e. growing
disposition to suhc rdinltc the reduced
estimates Vi the crop to the consldera-
ton Of the large existing supply. the
approach Of the new crop movement
and the absence of trade demand. Pm
vatc cables indicated that the Liver
pool market had been influenced By
the Texas rain news. and It i5 est
mated around the ring here that the
Liverpool straddlc hort interest in the
local market has been reduced Nv at
least onc-half during the last two or
three weeks. Less support IS cOnsc-
qucntly looked fCr from that source.
while 1t is supposed that the local short
interest has also been considerably
reduced. Local 20 people continue
20 report very little interest in for
ward shipments. but while there was
some selling here yesterday by New
Orleans aa1 Memphis. there was little
o. no talk Of hrdcinC against actual.
and until pressure Of that sort de-
vClOps dcclinCs must necessarily be ~
the expense Of al accommodating short
interest Southern SPOT markets, as
officially reported yesterday. we're un-
changed. Exports were o0J bales. max
inE lO9Ol so far this season.
Range Of prices:
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FOR NEW R. |. PROBE
Officials Would Welcome Re
opening of Investigation.

Rock Island officials declared yester-
day that they would welcome any at
tempt to reopen the recent investiga-
tion conducted before the Interstate
Commerce Commission relative to the
causes leading W to the present re-
ownership. 1t was stated that new evil
dence could now oe presented which
would ab3olve the present directors
from any connection with the action of
the stock before the receivership pro-
ceedlngs were taken.
II the investigation were reopened,
either before the commission or a
grand jury. i was asserted it could be
shown that three Stock Exchange firm
would be named who had bought heav-
lily of the stock and were largely re-
sponsible Tor the rise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
WHEAT GAINS AIDED
BY RAINY WEATHER
Market Prices Firm-ClOse Is c
Over Mondays Mark
Corn Higher.

Chicago, Aug. -Torrential rains
in parts Of Kansas and elsewhere
Southwest lad a good deal to do with
rallying the market TO-DAY after an
early decline. Prices closed firm. y to
Is above last night. Corn gained ga
5sc to &C net and oats a n sc. In
provisions the finish ranged from 212c
decline to a shade advance.
Short sellers of wheat became de-
cidedly nervous in regard to reports
that in many places in western Kansas
there had been storms which amounted
TO cloudbursts. Rainfalls of five TO
twelve inches were specified, ana II was
said owlands which had been prevl-
ously flooded several times this season
were again under water. Unwelcome
downpours in Missouri and Illinois,
threatening further delays 10 the move
ment of the winter crop, tended also
to increase bullish sentiment during
the last part of the day, and so, too,
did word of 100000 bushels having been
sold at the seaboard yesterday for eX-
port and of 100000 bushels more to-
DAY. Besides, it was said 1000, OOO
bushels would be loaded in Chicago
this week for shipment to Europe direct
by way of Montreal. Bearish construc-
tons put on the government crop re-
port were responsible for general SELL
ing that forced a sharp break in wheat
prices at the start. Favorable weather
in the Northwes and in Canada proved
also for a while a decided handicap 10
the bulls.
Predictions of a falling off in re-
ceipts here gave strength TO the corn
market. At first. however. many. trad
ers were inclined to favor the selling
side, owing to the temporary weakness
of wheat.
Frmness in oats was based largely
on a material improvement in the sea-
board demand. The bearish effect of
the government report was brief.
Provisions lacked aggressive support.
The market was fairly well sustained,
though by gossip that stocks OF cut
meats were decreasing and by the fact
that hog prices we're on the advance.
CHICAGO PRICES
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Reinstatement. 10 m.. Aus TO- Pumn. II n
wagner. assigned 9Th PCT
Transfer and AsSisnm ,ntS.I p. m Aug n
Lieut.. b. !. kuule. l47th 10 liSth pct
Temporary Auienmcnis.-Sursco ns 4 r. O'Haf
Ion. llth :. d. cha x ON : d addition 4,
own. II days. a. co.. Aug II. r. n Fiste
2l,t :. D.. charge 10th : D addition TO own.
% ds''. 10 a No.. Aug. 10. Lieut.. J. NcCormark
listh. command Assn. - days l. 0l 4. m. Auy
10. Ncrgt. Is. T. Bym,. 3.Nal pct. Training school
20 days. a. M. Aug. o. ptlmn " J Blanch
lst lct.. and Thoma, Weber 26tn pct 10 DIT
Bur. day. g.. 3D.. Aug Angelo Cava 18Th
pct. and Arthur Romrr. 99tu pct bet Bur
~ days noon. Aug II; j. " Culley 4ad pei
and l. H. Grace. VI D.. % & o. duty oiics
chief I. . days. d. m. Aug -. William Pow
er,. lioth pct. to Det Bur. I daJ. l. q. ~
Aug e.
Leave. OF Abene. with fun payi-Surgeon, +
J. Schoencubcrger. 3tI : d. II days . A m
Aus II. T. J. MuraY 10Th : D. - days d
a M Aug. 10: with half pay. Capt ] l. Fal-
coner. 9Th 10 dass. l. oil m Aug -. Sergt
Charles Henley lj5th. 20 DAYS f. OF a m Aug
y. tsitAout pay. lrmu. Albert Phair. 18th /
day p. m. Aug :: T = Appel. sd. / day
m. Aug 10. {. V stevens l72d. ! day 8
Aug 10.
Following named granted permission 10 leave .lty
for purpose Of attending training camp at Plaus-
burg y. !. l-.ol a. m. Aug. 10 Capt. J. !.
fGiconsr 9TH. ds!s. Lieut. } A. Howard. l56th
Il days; Seryts W. Mccoy olst. Is days J. l.
McNuiy 6jth Is days. e. Henley. ljjth ! days.
c. Sdson. bet Bur H. DAYS
AppIlesilons for Full Pay while On Sick Report
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Of the Aeronautical Society, TO the
effect that he had been informed thNt
the Aeronautica Society was social
organization and therefore not quail
fed to deal with engineering problems.
Further. he stated that he understood
there was society known as the
American Society Of Aeronautic En-
gineers. the membership Of which II
cluded the foremost experts IN the
country.
MIR Barker went TO Washington and
took the matter up with the Secretary
in person. He explained that the
Acronautical Society was not and never
had been q social organization and had
always devoted itself 20 the study u
technical matters. Mr. Daniels adopted
the viewpoint of Mr.. Barker and later
notified him by letter that the appoint
mcnts of Maxim and Sellers would ne
acceptable.
The points which some members f
the Aeronautical Society object to are
these: The American Society of Aero
nautic Engineers was formed hastily
so hastily. in fact. that large amount
Of money was spent for telephone calls
to round up enough prospective charter
members to make a showing
Many Of the So-called charter mem
f, bers knew nothing Of the plan to or
game until after il was all over.
All of the names of charter mem
bcrs are to be found on the rolls OF
the Aero Club Of America
The Aero Club Of America has time
and again stated that it was a sport
ing and social body and that it recog-
nized the Acronautical Society as a
technical body.
Henry Woodhouse. of the Aero Club
said yesterday that the two organza-
tions the Aero Club and the American
Society Of Aeronautic Engineers were
separate and distinct bodies. The pres
ont headquarters of the latter. however
are nj the Aero Club. Mr.. Woodhouse
: further said that when Mr.. Edison
found that the Aeronautical SOcie,y
was stock corporation he had ceased
to look with favor upon it as a source
OF assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August 10.

IRON The Tribune Bureau
Washington August 10.
ARMY
MAJ. CONRAD D. KOEKPER Mel Corps. from
T.a, Cfy to Washington d, inspector instructor
NIth .aIifaT troops uf organized militia.
Capt. JOIN a. %. WARlNG. Med Corps. from
For Logan 90 san Francisco. thence oct. 20
capt NELSON T. MARGETTS 9Th Field Az.
from present lutte, sept is 10 hi, regiment
Capt. ALNAN REED Inf, unassigned. assigned
i2th M ,tfectye Avg
lion present leave ~ ah.eure report o. commlu J.
Ing general. Western Dept. fer dup pending ar
Fir,' Lieu. GEORGE p PATTEN 18Th Cav.
from IT, Ethan Alien Aus. T. o. West Point
and rr,um. iufi,, 81 Mi. A'at
Fir.t Lieut. WILLIAM SOUlliES. Dent. Surg .
after arrival iu l. = and GA expiration leave
~ ~ Lesycuvorth. vice First Lieut. HUGH g.
ftr.t Lieut. EENI VI BAILEY. Field Art. as
.ir,t.d SD Field AT sept d.
Fi-.i Lieut. MORTIMER SANDERSoN. D,ut. Sg-g.
after arrival iu o. :. and ou expiration leave
cisco. vice Fir,t Lieut. WILLIAM II. CHAM
RIRS Dent Surg. Co Ft lluaehu'a.
F,llo.ing Dent >urg,.. after arrival u I. : nd
lu cnuirafiW. leave % stations specified
Fir,t I 'eut, JAMES = FEELl. Douglas. JOHN
Wv, I ',' SIMMER NJ WILLIAMS cav. re-
Gently promoted from - Lieut.. 1t Cav. assigned
Fir ~" Lieu, CHARLES DIV DEYToN Dent.
- - .b.eIre 10 ~ Williams
Atius Dem surg BENJAMIN {. WAKEFIELD.
after arrival o. g. :. and on expiration leave
,c,,ns DENT sur LESTER G. oGG after arrival
m T. 3 aud un expiration leave. 10 ~ Totien
Law, of Absence granted Capt ARTHUR 81
SUPP ~ Is DAYS from Ang 20
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Aug. lO.-Thunder showers were
general IN the Onto Nalley. the Gulf and south
Atlantic state. and there were also local showers
In New England and rev widely scattered places
In the Central West Elsewhere the weather was
fair. Moderate temperatures continue east Of the
Roxy Mountains while 10 the westward they are
sin high ranging from ~ degrees 10 III degrees
c,.r tho interior districts There will be thunder
showers on Wednesday IN the eastern lower lake
r,glon the Ohio VALLEY. the South Atlantic and
EI.f Gun states and the eastern portion ot We
W.,t Gulf district continuing Thur,day III te
Ea>t CUT AMI S"uh Atlantic 'iAtes. u. Ihe utf.
lake and eastern lower lake region. the middle
Atlantic states and NSa England the weather wiz
be generally fair on Wednesday and THURSDAY. u
will he somewhat warmer ou Thursday ~ the WEST
Gulf states, the Ohio Valley aud West Tennessee.
Wind, tor Wednesday and Thursday Norm Al
lantir. gentle t. moderate northwest. mldnle Auhl
tic. gentle to mod. rate northwest 20 north Nouih
Atlantic. moderate south except east on the FloiliA
coast. East Gulf and West Cur m0leIste s"gth'
UPPER lakes, geltlc a. moderate shifting WEDNESDAY
mostly eas'erly. with fair weather, lower lakes,
gentle h. moderate Wednesday. mostly northwest.
partly cloudy. possibly showers ou trie.
Forecast; for Special Localities. Northern and
southern NcS England. Delaware. New jersey,
Easicfu New York fair Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Eastern Pennsylvania fair Wednesday: Thursday
partly cloud.
Western Pennsylvania. local showers Wednesday ;
Thur iay partly cloudy.
W,.en Neg York. partly cloudy wednesday.
probably showers by night IN western portion, .
THURSDAY partly cloudy.
Maryland. partly cloudy Wednesday and Thurs
day probably showers THURSDAY
Local 0rrelsl Reeord.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperature for the lat twenty four hours. In com
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2sTII ST


The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the aboVe-de-
scribrd property Is to oe sold. IL $63,27O.
with interest thereon from the 26th day Of
Man. 1915. together with the costs and
allowance amounting 10 S4O0.2S. with in
t.rest 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
De allowed 20 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee. >
t352. So and interest
Dated. New FORK, June 9th. 1915.
HENRY g. GCINBY. Referee.
The sale in the aboVe-entitled action 10
hereby adjourned TO Monday, July 18TH.
1915. at the same hour and place
Dated. New York, July End. 1915.
HENRY C. QUINBY. Referee.
The sale in the above entitled action .
hereby further adjourned to Thursday.
July 22nd. 1915. at the same hour and
place.
Dated. New York. July 18th. 1915.
HENRY & QUINBY. Referee.
The sale in the above entitled action Is
hereby further adjourned to Thursday
August 18th. 1915. at the same hour and
place.
Dated. New York. July 22nd. 1915.
HENRY c. QUINBY. Referee.
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Extra Maxwell Dividend.

Directors of the Maxwell Motor
Company yesterday declared 3, of l
per cent on account of accumulated
dividends, in addition to the regular
quarterly disbursement of Ia per
cent on the preferred stock Back
dividends on this issue now amount
70 Az per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the WOrld

Talti Nar1ucsas Cook lslands New u,
uu. .,,t N"' .''"" wa -" '.'...... Auz |:
Maiai
japan 'Ira yuma wa -. Aug 4
Nhhh Aldfu
'apa,i ,H,,"' 'h'n' WI" ''"'''''' -. Aug Il
Hawaii via ScsttcI IlllOnian 49,. 80. -. .h"s y
Hawaii. Japan. tOfea. China IVA ran A., \,
franrlseoI. Nippon Mar1 ........ ~. =. -. 'n"s =
h1%ah; JapFn toIss' nun '"'''''' Aug q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES,

The exports of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported at
tn Cr:tom House. for the week ended
AUGUST 7 amounted to $29,l5S,310,
against S35,410,74S the previous week
and $l2,07l ,O56 in the corresponding
period last year Since January /
$685., 333,044, against $547 ,2Sl ,299 in the
corresponding period last year.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES WOOD McMUR-
try.-In pursuance Of an order - Hon
crabl. John T. COhdlan. Surrogate II the
Comfy Of New York. notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Charles wood McMurtry. late 4 the
COUNTY OF New York. deceased. 10 present
M same with vouchers thereof TO thu sub
scriber. at place Of transacting business
No II Broadway. N The city Of New
York. on or before the goth day Of Jam
uary next
1913 EDWARD j. McMUkTRY.
Administrator
SIMPSON. TEACHER 4 BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Administrator. % Cedar
Street New York civ
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The local market for spot cotton wa, steady A.
20 points decline the basis o 9.-jc tor m.ddiIng
upland Sat, 10 bales southern spot markets
we've t,lcgraplcd a. fol o,s,: New Orleans quiet
unchanged al NN.r. sales ? o. bales Mobile
nominal. unchanged at N.lSc. sales nil. Charleston
and Nilmiugtou nominal Baltimore nominal. un-
changed AZ NA,c. sales nil - Louis quiet. I'M
changed Al NA,c. sales MIL Little Rock quiet. I'M
changed N.5GD. salts uil. Galv steady. un-
changed Al = 9Oc. sales. 2ii bales. Sa'annah
steady. unchanged A. So. sales. ~ bales. Au-
gu,ia steady. unchanged AZ N.63c. sales 40 bales.
Nemph. steady unchanged at N75c sales. $50
bale, Houston steady. unchanged az 900 sales.
81 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

Approved. Inspector ~ Cohen. llth l. D. , p m
AnS >. Ptmi j. NJ Wolfe jth noon. July a,
% l. M. Aus .. ". II Croushan. 10Th Il 8
~. ACg. ). 10 l. p m. aug. .; 4 c. Fleschcr.
26th. Il 81 a M. June 8. to l. p. m. July 8.
ron G9th l. 10 p. m. July H.
Reprlmanded. -ptlmn. l.. +. Ryan. lijth pct
Dec IS. 1914 improper patrol absent from post
coming from premises W :. StOkely 1891. April
:, absent from post. bon lunch wagon ". l. Young
lj6th March :. absent from post coming from
lunch room: Edward McEusney. l6lst. March 81
absent from post .ihuut being properly relieve 1:
H. Boyle 10Th. April q. failed 70 prompt y
proceed a. post In police livery stable: Michael
Reilly 21lth lchsrge preferred while attached 10
l6lsU, Feb. a. absent frum poet. In AZ Office
John IIummei ran charge preferred while at
tachcd 10 ljGthl. March 3. absent from post In
restaurant.
charge. ol,mI.ed.-Sergt. John scuiiy 5,h
March - failed 20 enforce discipline. Ptimn.
q A Stofrrr. 3jth. June %. failed 10 signal:
Ic,eph O'Douucu. liSth (charge preferred while
sttarhrd to l4ithi. Ma 6. Improper patrol. Ernest
Schrcyer lI4th. July > absent from post. in drug
tore. August Scheiber l60ih June 26 improper
patrol; A T. Co.'S 1TSth. May 70. improper lau.
.age 10 citizen and pushed him.
Restored to uS:-Pilmn. Michael Gerry. ii9th,
Suspended Pumn. Michael Gerry. lioth. los
AppoIntsd Special Ptimn.-DepAument Of Water
supply. Gas and Eleciricity. Aus .. {. " Ken-
ME. N II. Haserty. H. J. Padden and W. J..
chin.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
AIilllNED.

M.rseille,. Aug . rhoiinga OBJ: New lotk o..
Moncyieo Aug 7Ilor,esiHs tBD New nI'S ,,, wa
Barbado,; Jcth1u Nor; -" t,J, "
Sucz. Aug CRY Of Delhi tBfp' Ne" io'" 'o'
Bombay. 80 "a, A.. vi
Manila Aug 9--SImosa tBr). New iork VIA Aheh
aud singapore. "a, A.. III
Iernnids Aug h--Bermuilsl ibJ Ne" I'm VII
i,o,trr,Iau aug g-Daltouhall lBrl, New ORR
Via Hrisham La Camplne Dutch. New YORK.
SAILED
Batayia. Aug i-Tcrnatc Dutch. New YORK =,
YOKOHAMA Aug 9-Indrashlri tBrl Grom Ne"
York via Colon and lionoulul. Shanghai
VaIUarsl,o Aug g-Beilgrdno tBrl, Ncw YORK .
~ Thomas. Aug 6-Mariaua Orom Demerara)' Ne"
York. ,.-.., ~.
Iork -
Dover. Aug g-Otheo (BU. New York for Hull.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR METAL LOWERS.
Wooden Cargo handling Booms with Fit
ungs Railroad Track Scales. Engine Tires.
Horseshocs Nails. Bolts. Twist Drills, Taps.
Files. Picks. Chiscls. Copper Tubing. Sheet
zine Chain BolW. Chain Blocks Nainish
Brushes. scrub Brushes Lantern Globes,
Suction Hose. Manila Rope Towels. and
Nhttc-lak Lumber.-Seaied proposals viii
Doe received az the office Of the General
PurchasiuS officer. The Panama Canal
Washington. ID c.. until 10 80 a. IN, Au-
gust 81. 1915. az which time they viii lie
opened in public. for furnishing the above
mentioned articles Blanks and general in
formation relating To this Circular tNo.
4Gpl may Doe obtained from this office or
the Offices 81 the Assistant Purchasing
AGENTS "a state street. New York city,
ti4 whitney Central Building. New or
leans. La. and Fort Mason. san Francisco.
CAL: also from the l. 5. Engineer Ofhces
,r the following cities Seattle, Wash
Los Angeles. cal: Baltimore Md; Phila-
d,lphia. Pa. Pittsburgh Pa, Boston,
Mass: Bunalo. y. Y. Cleveland, ohio;
cincinnati. Ohio. Chicago. III, St Louis.
Mo; Detroit. Mich; Milwaukee. Wis ST
Paul. MINI; Chattanooga. Tenn. Louis
villc Ky. Mobile. Ala. and Galveston.
Tex. Commercial club. Kansas city. Mo:
Chamber ~ Commerce. Quincy, III. and
Commercial Club. Tacoma. Wash.-F c.
Boggs. Major. Corps of Engineers. u. 5.
\ General Purchasing Ohi"or.
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SCRROGATES NOTICES.

l. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John L. COhalan. a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York, notice is here
BY given TO all persons having claims
against the estate Of George Clinton
Bachelor. late Of the County Of New
York. deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at
place Of transacting business. IN the Office
OF Messrs clifford. Hobbs IL Beard their
attorneys. No. so Broadway. Manhattan.
in the city OF New York, on or before the
25th day Of october next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of April
1915.
TRUENE GEDDES BATCHELLER.
ALFRED = W. SEAMAN.
EDWARD W. RUSSELL
Executors
CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD. Attorncys
for Executors. 90 Broadway. New York
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

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