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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
GETS A CANAL STREET LOFT
Other Mercantile Space in Familiar
Sections Reported Leased.

Charles b. Walker has leased for the
estate Of John r. Graham loft in 2iO
and PIP Canal a. 70 the Mirror Nov
city Company; space in 2O9 Centre 81
to Edward Auth; for Mary MeAdsm
space in 147 Spring 81. 70 Winter.
Goldstein & Bigelsen; for the estate
of Philip Feuring space in l49 Grand
81. 20 Alfred Freeman, City Marshal,
and through the Charles T. Noyes
Company space in 1877 and 1919 Grand
81. 20 Henry Gotterher.
Van Norden & Wilson have leased
for Cammann, Voorhees, Floyd
store in their building II Madison av.
20 Max Hechtman for the retail cigar
business.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles 5.
Brown Company has rented the second
floor store at fis Madison sv. TO the
Vanity Fair Commission Shop for
term OF years.
L. Ganenbaum, Strauss 4 Co. have
rented tho first loft, comprising about
q 900 feet OF space, in the old Stearl
Building. Al p and 80 West 23d st,
extending through 20 22d St, TO Elias
Brothers & Co, for salesrooms ios
mems shirts. The lessees are now To-
Gated az 554 Broadway.
Pease e. Gilman have renewed the
Office lease Of Ogden Goldman, the
architect, In their own building, AZ $40
Madison av.; also renewed the loft
lease % sauer & Schaefer In I West
37th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
MAY AND STRAW.

The marke; continue, rensfsly dull and without
,o9sble Of sale Al buyers oun prices, No long
I've .irss quet but scarce snd steady 10 hrm; lover
,esit,t.s 10, ale HAY-LArge bsled. timothy.
" 80, Ton Sg5af2G. No , 20 No 2. fl9.5Oaf-1.
Nt,.trg Slsafi, 50. fancy ught clover mlIed.
,HExls RYE sTRAw-No |. siA Small bales
siout 81 under large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
PERSONAL TAXLEVY
MODERATION URGED
Controller Says High Assess
ment Would Burden
Budget.

Controller Prendergast protested yes
tsrdav against any such visionary IN
Aation of the personal tax rolls tins
wear as suggested by one Of the NJ"
members Of the Tax Board, whose 'g-
ures were $4,000, 100000.
81 favor everybody paying his ju't
taxes" said Mr.. Prendergast. "wheth-
er on realty or personally. Under no
circumstances would I permit FAX
levy to be fixed next year based on a
grossly inflated assessment OF person
al taxes. ] would not permit H. even
II resort 10 the courts were neccs-
sarv. A reduction in the tax rate Ia
would take place the next year as ,ne
result of such imitation would De 'ol-
lowed by increases IN subsequent yv ,..
IN make up the deficiencies IN coll'c-
tions that would unquestionaDly io'-
low such d system Of imitation
Arotber grave danger of such an
Imitation. said the Controller, was mat
il would increase the. Guys sn"ie VI
future direct state taxes:
"Vad the assessed valuation OF ire
,ersonal property of New YORK City
inclnded in the state equalization table
been S4.O00,O0O,000, instead OF sS7V',
29s $50, the city would be obiiget 20
pay 10 per cent, or Sl4,6l5.oLV' ''s'VaO
of Gs per cent, or Sl3,4lZ'4o4' d." 80
crease Of 81 ,46l 1865" ..
The Controller said every A'.eI'p =
TO increase the personal tax ieNy . .So
resulted in greater dehclency ~ 30
collection of taxes, which had 10 DE
made up in the budgets OF suose ,pa =
wears. He showed that ,he sIs"te.
Inc levy the smaller had been Wv
percentage OF collections. me Coz :,
est levy ever made was in iSoo' :,
49, T' $500 600 900. The collections fel'
,ba, ycsr 20 1881 from 1913, the per
centage for 1901, when the levy was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
NO FOREIGN LOAN
FROM u. S. RESERVE
Board announces That Ii Has No
Jurisdiction in Matter.

Washington. Sept 1.-THE Federal
Reserve Board to-day informed Senator
Lewis. OF Illinois. who protested
against the proposed b!llion-dollar loan
~ the Allies. that the Board had no
Jurisdiction over the negotiation OF
loans with foreign governments.
II is not contemplated that any fur
Their consideration will be given by
the board 10 the question OF the loan.
Far from disapproving of the loan. the
hoard is exceedingly anxious that a
big credit be established BY the Allies
in this country so as. 20 correct the
present exchange situation and stimu-
late purchase in the United States by
the Allies of cotton. foodstufs and
other supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
THE WOOL MARKET.

Philadelphia, Sept. II. But few
changes. none of them important, have
occurred i'm the local wool market this
week The trading has been quiet, as
the manufacturers have been operating
only to satisfy actual needs. Prices,
however, have been well maintained on
the more desirable woods, although a
few concessions have been made from
recent asking quotations. A moderate
trade has been done in medium un-
washed heeces, generally at 36 cents,
and some choice Ohio stock has been
sold at 81 cents Trade in territory
woods has been very quiet, pulled woods
have been quiet and steady. and noils
have been in moderate demand, with no
change in prices. We quote:
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio neece-De.aine washed.
oue-hGlf blood cOmbirg 81 &C. three .tighthS Sc;
one-qusrtrr SIC de'siue u-washed. 30 %lci hno
uuwashed. ESQ 27c. commo. and braid ga SIC
New YORK and Michigan hrces-Ftne unWSshed
220 2ie delaine unwasAtd. 20 2'c: one-hd.I blood
$40 s3c: ulree-,ighths. sec. One-quarer &c: one
half three cigh.hs 0nc-quaf'er clothing. zjG-0c'
common and braid. 5l@5-c ,.-,
2O62lc Rokhara c0lors 2l'.sc' China comung.
2-agsc. Chino No. I. northern wil!Owed, ESQ
Monaghan 25a37c. D0rskei. ordinary. 81 n 3Sc.
DonsFc! superior. 4O4i.c; Georgian neeces).
e762Sc Jarias secured. t5gbOc. kandahAr.
secured 4SaSOr. KsraIi white. 81 3sc; Kara
al gray. 32H3ic. Khorassan first clip. @4Oc;
Khorassan second clip. sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
100000 FOR MCCLURE PARCEL
Many Persons at Foreclosure Sale of
Company's Building.

Many realty men were on the steps
of the old town hall in Jamaica, Long
Island, at noon yesterday, when a fore
closure sale of building owned by the
S. s. Mcclure Company. in the Hunt
er's Point district Of Queens, was held.
The property is just off Jackson av.,
close to the Greensboro Bridge Plaza,
and is occupied by the RoSenwasser
Shoe Company. 1t extends 256 feet on
the west side Of Orchard st. and fronts
90 feet on Queens Boulevard and 100
feet along the Flushing and North Side
Railroad tracks.
The foreclosure action was brought
by the Newburgh Savings Bank. The
property was bid in by the Virginia
Wood Paper and Pulp Company for
$4,000. The mortgage which was fore
closed was for 100000. The new
owner had a second mortgage OF $685.
600 on the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
HOPS

Some further buying IN New Yofs s''is a. ?ls
Wo,,n.,nt On the Pacific Coast Is stu rather light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE.
CERTIFICATE

CITY. COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW
YORK Borough OF Manhattan, SIS 1
JOHN @ GILLI0, Treasurer % JACOB
RTrPPERT. OF New York CITY Borough Of
Manhattan. County and State Of New York.
n corporation duly organized and existing
under and by virtue OF the Laws OF the
stare OF New York. DO HEREBY GER
TIFY that said corporation Is engaged In
brewing, bottllng and selling lager bser
and other beverages In bottles and boxes
with It's name, names, other mar KS and
devices which ~ uses ana mas the sole
right 20 use, branded stamped, engraved,
etched. blown and Impressed and otherWlse
produced thereon.
That said name, names. other marks
and devices are as follows. 10 wit: on
some OF said bottles, In the bottom or side
thereof. Jacob Rupert. Brewer, New
Work" on some OF said bottles. Jacob
Ruppert. Brewer, New York" contained
,,ithin a circle in tho bottom or aide there
% or on both tho side aud the bottom OF
The bottles. and in the bottom or side OF
some OF said bottles the monogram ~ Il"
contained within q leanike garland; and
on the inside and outside Of the boxes or
cases containing said bottles Jacob Rup-
pert. Brewer. New York"
that the principal place OF business OF
,h. ssid CORPORATION is situated in the
County and State OF New York and that
the said corporation bottles in tho said
County and state.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF, l have sub
scribed the name and afixed the seal OF
the said corporation - this certificate this
wv" O"' JOHN C. oILLIo.
!" GogTTHARDT 4. LIrTHAuER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
Rock Island Funds Arrive.

"ry doubts as 90 the payment Of the
upon on the $4,000. 900 8 per cent de-
Ssatares Of the Chicago. Rock Island &
ee'1e Railway were set aside yester-
y BY Receiver Dickinson. who came
,',e from Chicago 90 complete the de-
,Is ior the payment Of the interest
~ I,e ., ieil due on September IS. the end
lhe period Of grace allowed before
ornament default could be called
sJ'uoRe Dickinson said that nearly all
money for which the receivers
,,s...neates recently authorized by the
a., would be gwen in exchange was
~ ~. N New York. y. l. Amster, repre-
t5,.ns minority stockholders. said yes
LAY mat the committee OF which he
n. Shsirman would sent out proxies
month. 81 N'''N'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Cabies.-Sppot
cotton GOOD demand. sales. 10000 bales spcuLA-
non and export . 900: American. s'VyO ImpHEs'
4 060 none American. Mid-upand; va. CT, = W,
ires opened strong 2 TO 81 points higher tlesea
Suio, but steady 2 lover 70 II PS, hls ssg
49, Ann I'D: MAy-June. 6.Fi5d. July
August. 6i9l7d Manchcster-Yauls. moderate ds-
mAEd. cloths the higher pne' SAe' 'n''N 'u''
ness 49, -. .,..dv .,d
10 noints higher on the basis Of OsOc tor MID
dl!ns upland sales nil southern 'Po, mArses wets
at 10 Soc; sales. 72i bales. Nsw Orleans ' WoSis
s,e,dv unchanged al l0.25c; sales. Is bales a. "a
,snDs6 steady unchanged at lote sales IS.
IL Charleston quiet. l-l6c lower 4. iOBe,
D.ies "A Wiiminyton nominal. unchanged al Zoe;
saies Mi. Norfolk steady unchanged At 100
ssics ASA bales Baltimore nominal. lncha.ss!
az ioc sales MI Augusta ;te.l{ unchanged nl a.
10 ssc' sales 81 bAies Memphis s'ssuy' o u
.t,ryed AZ 20 g5c. safes. $50 bales 81 LOUIS
stead Nc higher Al i9tc 'alts MI a7a hI use.
1',fir 'RosE steady nc higher. a. Zoe: sales M.
Receipts q, the ports and interior penis 70 i..,
II 80 the week compared With the totas OF i.a'
Nsek and Of his week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
TOLD TO SELL U. S. STOCKS
Owners of American Securities Advised
to Profit by Exchange.

Berlin. Sept. II by wireless to Say
vile. \. YO-The Overseas News
Agency says to-day:
"The Central Association Of German
Banking Interests informs its members
that owners of American securities de-
posted in London banks have been ad-
vised by London banking interests 10
sell these securities, prohting from the
rate of exchange on New York.
1.-THE real purpose, however, IS to
make useful German-owned American
securities deposited in England, the
marketing of which would improve, the
exchange rate. Therefore the members
Of the association are warned against
authorizing such sales"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
A QUICK NEW JERSEY RESALE
Foard Holding Company Now Owner
Of Eas, Orange Properties.

Frederick Brown has resoid to the
Foard Holding Company, Richard
Foard, president Of Newark. y. j.
seventeen one, two. three and six fami-
" houses. in East Orange, y. j., loca-
ted At 204 to POS North 18th St, TO
Eaton place, SO Carnegie av, AZ to 90
North 18th st. and %, 26 and ~ North
10th st. The deal involved about
$4,000
Mr.. Brown acquired the properties
about two weeks ago in exchange for
the Holly Arms apartment house at 4O2
10 4l0 West l4th Ct, near ST. Nicho-
las av. Arthur S. Cox was the broker
in the present transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
Residential Rentals.

Pease & Gilman have rented for
Mrs Walter c. Hubbard TO Miss Emma
LoeEer the four-story and basement
dwelling, l7x10O feet, at 3l3 West
nth ST., between West End av. and
Riverside Drive; also leased for K.
Stuyvesant Pierrepont to Richman
Leyering the 5-story American base
ment dwelling. lsXl00 feet, at l20 Eas,
10Th ST. The same concern has leased
an apartment in 146 East 49th ST. 20
Miss Margaret Slosson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

noRgIs Av Is IS ls2d 81. s sly brk tenmt
S6rNS- ] sousin Co. J. sousin. 1914 Bristow ~.
President. owner. p Boyiand. -52o Webster az.
.rrfffrct. $40 900
sUssIsG Az. 25.ls . BOYD az. two ~
frame dwiss. 2lI53 eAeh caroline siiuo. 80
architect. So. 900
.sTH sr. 8. go 9Th az: FOR sly apnt 5eI
$50. estate u g Durham. % William ST.
owner. Rouse Goldstone. IS W S?d ST. srchi-
trcts, cot. $3.50 600.
ssTH ST. 20 9Th az. for a Il sty lott BLDG
I-5I9s > 3g4 West seth 81 Corp. BIS " 18th a.
owner. crow Lewis Il Wichenh0eief. 200 9TH az.
architects coat. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


Tie flour market Was inactive with prices firm
hut generally above bu}c.s' yic"s. The follow (
prices. . wood. ART quoted Oh the New York
Produce exchange. Spr,g patents $500 G.so.
srr.g clesrs s. goa 500. winter patents. fi.ar'
g. so; winter STA. gifts S5nS5.-5. extra 40 wiz.
tcrs 81 1910. extra No winters. 50 al'
S. 30. Kansas st-aslts Sj75aS6. ;atl g.i.g
patents jolhiUg lots stH0D s. go RYE FIOl 8
S-r.dv. fair 10 good g. $50 81 51. choice to fancy.
d., to. $500 CORNNlAI-Stcsdy llu dutd
$50. BAG NiEAlS-S,eliy. t..e white and }e.-
low 81 ~. coarse s. t- TELD-Cty steady
bran. . k. So =. l0O-l, sacks. SO, hoavy mid
ding % SIS; flour middlls do. $50. red DIG
-four lt0-lb sac4. S,4. Western steady. bran.
io0-ib sacks. SZZ6oa$lL75: standard mIddIlg
DO S237j. -four mll-iags 10. $. so; red dog
-four HOLD sacks. So. Ci.meal, S5e'Sio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18

In our enthusiasm over development
q trade with South America we have
loneilmcs been apt TO forget the 0u5l-
TESS that already existed. Early In the
sumner, il announcing Brazilian or
Ger for locomotives received here, IT
tas SAID that this WAS the first time IN
years that that country had given US
any such business. A correspondent
writes from Brazil that practically all
ne motive power Of Brazilian rail
,soaes. except for that of the Sac Paulo
GALWAY COMPANY and the Great West
IN Of Brazil. is American. The latest
t0'ernment report shows 577 American
connective. 568 English and 2l2 Of all
eher makes. So more than one-half
y locomotives in Brazil are Of Ameri-
an origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
VOTING TRUST PROPOSED.
Mexican Petroleum Wants Continuous
Policy.

A voting trust Of the Mexican Pc
troleum Company. OF Delaware. with
+. L. Doheny. president Of the COM
pany, Herbert G. Wylie. vice-president
and general manager. and J. NJ. Dan
Tiger, a director. as voting trustees,
is proposed by stockholders holding In
the aggregate a majority of the COM
mon and preferred stock. The vot-
ing trust is to last seven years, pro-
vided it meets with the approval and
cooperation Of the stockholders. and
is TO insure a continuous management
policy on account of its foreign busi-
ness.
The Guaranty Trust Company has
been made the depositary and will re
ceive stock until October Is. for which
transferable temporary receipts will be
issued Application for enlistment OF
the temporary receipts will be made TO
the New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
RUBBER co. PUBLICITY
Directors Grant Petition for More
Frequent Reports.

Semi-annual reports will be issued
by the United States Rubber Company
in response to a petition sent out,
through John Muir & Co., by 700 stock
holders, owning $500 shares Of the
rubber company's stock.
The plea was made TO the directors
for a policy of fuller publicity, instead
of restricting information to a single
annual report. The annual report,
now being prepared, is thought to con-
tain light on the prospects for re-
sumption of the common dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
Alterations.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. v cor Liberty 81 TO a 10 ~ Office
Ard store BIDS Pittsburgh Life and Trust co.
ll3s Broadway. owner. Jardine. Hill & Murdock
" 2eth g. .rchiiecisi cost. S. 900
shealff ST, 20 and g 70 sly dance hall
J Fuller. IS Ave A. architect, cost, ,l5.s0O
65rH ST. Is Z. 20 ST. dwlz Hoyt ReLss Con
s;ructlon CO. SIG 5th ". owner Gronenberg q
l-uchI.r 500 'th Az. architects; cost 50 geo
ie5rH ST. lo5 70 AL Z. and l06th st. loi 20 i22
2 % q 8 siy factory II Nathan. 80 IS f2d g.
Owner " Ha'sl. 32S 3lN A.. architect.
sIo.seo
The Bronx.
1874 ST. cor Belmont az. sty brk store ard
dnig 70 l0I553. EbAng Co, 80 81 AIMS az
owner. W De. Gaudie. tel fremont az srehi-
tsct. 81 0ot
Bo6tsr Az. vs. 80 Nell az. stv frame dals
2l1i6 J ard Dunnlgan. 1861 Holland az own
81, 200
IsorH ST. TsS r. sly brick tsnmt - trso 4;
Cohen A Glauoer. 50 Nassau S. oFnen Gaidner
1 Goldberg ssl 2 lislh q, Architeci s. 900
JACKSON Az. 80 ? siJ brk dwg. 10 75x32 8 I
Issicsol. I63 i52d o. ownet. ColdaeF a Cod
tsls- ssl L ltsth Of. architects. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
Site for Superior Houses.

Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold the
block front on the westerly side Of
Tenth av., Brooklyn, between 74th and
18th st. Parkway, for Margaret c. Gal
lagher 20 the Johnson Construction
Company. Il will erect ten superior
two family houses OF an entirely new
type The plans are being specially
prepared 10 suit this location, having,
among other features, l0-foot drive
way running from street 20 street
through the rear Of the plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
TO BE RIDING ACADEMY
Lessee Will Alter Wormser Stable Prop
erty for That Purpose.

Pease & Gilman have leased for a
term OF years for Mrs. Isidor Wormser
the three story stable. 25xl00 feet, at
1913 East 63d ST., 20 Victor Grimwood,
who will extensively alter the property
and use il as a riding academy. Mr..
Grimwood is the treasurer of the Little
Riding School, which will move 70 the
new building from the old riding acad-
envy centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
Sales at Auction.

At "a vesey St
By Joseph P. Day
sTH Az. Sc cor 73d st ~. 7.2Il30. vacant. J
Gould AIT Howard Gould e a. 70 the seSenty-
third Street Realty Co for $4,000.
b. l. Phillips & Co.
MAVEN Avs. 500 10 lslst 81, 5oeIi929 TO
Riverside DR. I60Il99S. vacant. { Weiss ast
Montrooe Realty Co ct a.. " the plaintiff Tor
$4,000
Al s20S Third Az:
By Joseph p. Day.
18Th ST, rs SIS st AIMS az, 25rloo. vacant
Pinner AT " Flynn ct al. 70 tho p!Ainuh
AMuSOsoN Az, vs.. s25 Nelson az. 25Ii0o;
FSstrbesfer savings Bank ast johanna Pauson ct
al. 70 Weudela Johnson for $500.
FIElDSTOk RIO. e cor 250th 81, l2loIl lrlg!;o
Ilf6 . Wales ar cor !3oth 81. 70 stio Il
Of II163 II: sylvan aT. s. 1913 Z5tth 81
55tio0. sylvan .r. j. 204.ll y 255th 81. 7jEl00
sylvan Az "a cor 256th 81. 10 llHj0Is2 lO12l =.
vacant: + l. Bess az. segrAYe, TO the
PLAINTIFF for 81. 0Q0
By J. II. Mayors.
MAGENTA ST. e2s. .. tS Bronx blvd. SoI9I !.
" q Appleton. err, Az s'ho'e!maAH r. AZ 70
the plaintiff fOr S5.VVO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18

Selling orders IN The coffee market appeared 70
De more ple.tifIl than buying orders. lud during
re dsy the market developed weakness. closing
with net losses u go j. points. Total sales io-
tcied and w.s thought re iu Tie form ~ liquida
ton. Vel a. selling Us tlaIe Interests aud o.
been showing more disposition 20 sell for several
days past. and Sa1tos - were said e have sod
IN the cost and freight market late Oh Thursday At
: 45c and were offered ~ the same fglre ycser
day while Santos % were here Al sac. IS al soc
and - al : zoe. all Z s.ish credits. The Brazilian
c.bes showed the Rio market unchanged, aid
there were no Offers here from RIO. while Santos
was 100 reis lower Receipts continue liberal Do
Bra1il and latest mail adUccs from there l.1i
cate that Brazilian operators are anticipating 4
large crop this season. while al the same time. ie
outlook for the next crop is very favorable. The
local spot market was inactive and unchanged With
RIO Is quoted a. one VT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
NOTICE OF PETITION.

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHUsE TTs
Probate Court--Sunolk So To James
Herbert Murphy, an aosentee, who former
- resided IN New York CITY. I'm the State
Of New York. having property ia said
County Of Suffolk, to an persons claiming
an interest in the property hereinafter
named, and TO all whom 10 may concern:
WHEREAS, petition has been pre-
scented 70 said Court 20 appoint Charles A.
Drew. OF Newton, In the County OF Md
dleseE. or some other suitable person, re-
ce.ver 4 the following described property
OF said absentee. 70 wit: A certain deposit
~ tho suffolk Savings Bank with any
accumulatious thereon, an American Tel
& I-i CO. bond and certain shares OF stock
American Tel & Tel Co., Sugar Refining
CO. common, assachusetts Gas. common.
Calumet 6 Hecia Mining Co.. Pennsyl-
vania X. r. Co. and certain mortgage
note on personal property.
You are hereby cited to appear at
Probate Court 10 be held at Boston, I'm
said County OF suffolk. on the twenty
eighth day OF October. A. ID. 1918. at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon. 20 show cause. II
any you have. why the same should not be
granted.
And the petitioner 10 hereby directed 20
give public notice thereof by publishing
this notice once In each week. for three
successive weeks. In the New York Tribune.
a newspaper published IN New YORK; In
the state OF New York. the last publica-
ton 70 be seven days az least before said
Court. and by posting a copy OF this no.
ttce not less than thirty days before said
Court. in two or more conspicuous public
places IN New York. the city In which the
4 hscntee was last known 20 have been. BY
mailing postpaid at least thirty days be-
fore said Court copy Of this notice 20
said absentee. addressed 20 him at No. slf
18th St. New York city. his last known
address and by mailing by registered mail.
a copy hereof 20 Hannah J. Murphy, wife
OF said absentee. thirty days at least before
said Court.
Witness HflHERI lHAN l. E1QulFe,
Judge OF said Court. this ninth day OF Sep
TENDER. In the year one thousand nine
hundred and fifteen
JOHN r NICHOLS, Assistant Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
sr,pnrMr corRr. VIRsr JupIcIAL

SUPREME COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT In tho matter Of tho appli-
cation Of tho Public Service Commission
FOR the First District Of the State OF New
York, acting for and on behalf Of the city
OF New York BY the Corporation Counsel
OF the City Of New York FOR the appoint
ment OF Commissioners OF Appraisal pursu-
ant ID Chapters o. the Laws OF 1891, and
the several statutes amencatory thereof
and supplemental thereto. relative 10 sc-
curing an estate IN fee simple absolute,
free from all liens and encumbranees. and
free OF Interference and right OF interfer-
ence in and 20 certain premises situated on
park Avenue. 4ist and END streets, IN ihe
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New YORK.
required for the purposes u the construc-
ton. maintenance and operation IN per-
petutty OF a rapid transit railr0ad.-Notce
is hereby given that an application VIII De
made BY the undersigned TO the supreme
Cont OF the state OF New York, IN ana
Tor the First Judicial District, az specis!
Term Part | thereof. 20 be held IN ana
Tor th- County OF New York. Al ths Soun-
80 Court House. IN the CITY OF New YORK
Horough OF Manhattan. on the 2sth dsy OF
contender. 1915. at the opening OF court on
No dav or as soon thereafter as couasei
car be heard. for the appointment OF =
comn,Issloner Of Appraisal In the Aoos.
entltied proceeding. In the place ana s,ssa
~, edward r. Finch. appointed Jes'ieo
~ the Supreme Court - .
Da,ed Kew York. September 18TH, lSlA
CHARLES r TERRY,
PHOENIX INGRAHAM.
Commissioners Of Appraisal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
ORS

Marke; firm. NO. Western SOL Ct Nc,
York.