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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-01-21
Hmportant to Mothers
Mean,

1--WE written a song.
Then be satisfied with that. Don't
insist on singing it also"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-01-21
Trying to Mend.

Trying 20 WeHu'
"Jaggs has screw loose"
Poor fellow! Maybe that is why
be is getting tight"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
HAY AND STRAW.

Marfct steady on hieh grade timothy hay. Me-
dium and low grades unsettled and weak Plenty
0i stock IN transit Large haicd new hay. tor.
timothy No /. SO 5OG!2l 30. No 10 No =
tCtOdslgt0. shipping Slj6fl6. fancy lgh'
clover. m!Icd. Sl9@ $50. RYE STRAW. No J. 'l5
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March 50. 1918
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Displsycd a firm tone throughout the
scs,lou and al the close o' the day was ia as &C
ne, higher The uptum Was de largely 10 rea4l4a-
lion that too much significance was attached 10 me
recent vague peace rumors ID Lur,p'. sud 10 we
fsct that the war is suu in lrvstas abroad WIN
was undoubtedly heavily uycisod 4-.lug ue recent
decline. Aid consequently iu q stronger tcciu4cS4
position. Irupe WAS again q bN'I' anu ID was
saiI that there were orders here from S'ah~lha'la
Italy and Greece and that Great Britain was Ae.d
iug Inquiries Total sales Ou Monday were taNmai al
at about a million bushels d.l about 40Vo'' addl-
foral came to light }Catclds'. Llteil'r was
on reduced estimate, OF The Aigeuilne eApOTtADie
surplus. Cash wheat was oAcfei d HLIe l1'i'
frrel. and this. with slightly lover iesh' ia'ts,
facilitated export business. BiAis.icrl5 5 Notih
visible showed d decrease oi '.UN',V'p 'ushe,s
r~mIareI win decrease of 42i0.OO0 last year. H.
me local cash market so Tel winter wheat was
Cuo,el A. 81 g. and 10 = hard. ) o.. al raj.
e trsck. 40 ! Northern Duluth, 80. ana no
/ Northern Manitoba. 81 GA"9. BuNdio, opening
navigation tORN-TI market was hrmrr u. -} NJ
uat.y with wheat. and some In.4l uiemsAt ~ the
Me.fcru cash demand. es well ea some tAp'V .4u-
ou!n Naurs rose 9 !i. BFalsiFcet 5 '-hl'4e
t.owri decrease for the week o. -.5ybpOv pushes,
against decrease ot 1000 .@si 5vdf ~ me e'el
rssn market 80 . yellow corn Was quoted a. h4'4',
= Z 10 arrive OATS-Tlc market was nm OF
reports q moderate safes inr export NIea,@l's'
,,,'re la.ge but stocks continue heavy, ana bfdd-
sfrset's Nslb.e showed decrease " only +eVvO
l.l.Ue.- i.r the Wtrf Local cash markets tilA, {,
st1.Lar, G3... SO - &c. No O. CSC. NJ g. &c,
fancy clipped 65gOyc, ordinary clipped. oS'lS
al =. elevator RIE-Gurt, ~ = western
81 - nominal. G. export EAklLl .t'uM. ne,
JGTanese. $40. mixed. s.; silver hui.. a. IaAA-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
C0FFEY KNOCKS OUT
DAVIS IN THIRD
"RosCOmmon Giant" Uses Rush
ing Tactics from Open
ing Gong.

jim CoFey, the "Roscommon Giant"
tspirant for the white heavyweight
crown, knocked out lone Round" Da-
Wis, Of Buffalo, in the third round Of
4 scheduled teu-roull bout at the Fair
mont Athletic Club, The Bronx, last
n!ght
A hard right 20 the jaw sent Davis
Gown for the full count, after he had
oeen knocked down in the first and
second rounds. The bout was an ex-
eepuonally fast one for large men,
WIN Cooley showing Improvement over
MS last performance.
BOB McA.Ister. the San Francisco
TT!eIlerw.lght, easily outpointed "Kid"
wagner, Of Harris sburg. Penn. in all
yen .ln, rounds Of the semi-fnal bout. Nc
AINster boxed beautifully, hitting MS
opponent when and where he pleased.
SGagner was staggered seyera! times
curing the bout.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
RUSSIA RAISES TARIFF
Increases Rate on Most I'M
ports 10 Per Cent.

Washington. March 30-TariR rites
on most articles imported into Russia
have been raised 10 per cent, while
rates on certain cotton fabrics and cot
ton yarns have been increased from 80
to fifty per cent.
North Winship. American Consul at
PetrOgrad. cabled to-day that conven-
tional rates on articles specified In the
Russian commercial treaties nth Aus
tria Hungary and Germany have been
abolished. and the general rates Of the
Russian tariff are consequently TO be
epplied in the case Of countries, in
Guiding the United States. whose prod
ucts were formerly entitled to the re-
duced rates.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
College Chess Leagues
TO Clash on Saturday

The colleges Of The QuadranguIar
Chess League and the Triangular
Chess League will meet in their an
nual match at the Brooklyn Ches. Club
ON Saturday. The team that will rep
resent the older league is made Up of
II. +. Leeds, Columbia; d. y. Beers.
Harvard; d. Quarles. Yale, and +. ).
Carter, Princeton, with two players still
unnamed.
The representatives of the Cornell
Pennsvlvania-B Brown League will be y.
S. Perkins, c. Z. Grafman, J. Cross
man and ]. Jokel, OF Cornell, and +. II.
Hart. Of Pennsylvania. Brown viii
probably furnish the sixth man.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

llstn street.
The approximate amount ot the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above de-
scribsd property ~ 20 be sold. IS Forty
six Thousand eight hundred thirty-thres
and f5U0O tS45S33.7jj. with interest
thereon from the i2th day OF March.
1915 together with cost and allowance
amounting 20 S544 81. with interest from
March 22nd. 1915. together with the sx-
pense OF the sale The Approximate amount
Of the taxes. assessments and water rates,
or other lous which are 90 be allowed TO
the purchaser out 81 the purchase money,
OF paid BY the Referee. Is $iU5 80 and in
terest.
The premises VIII be sold subject ton
state OF facts shown by survey thereof
made by Peter Ebert Aostraud and dated
July 18th, 1904
Dated. New York March 23rd. 1915
MILBlR LAkkEMOKE Nefer.e
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
LEAGUE BOWLING
SEASON CLOSES
Clean Sweep for Roseville at
North End-NeW York Wins
Two Games.

The Athletic Bowling League closed
its silver jubilee season last night with
four series, in which New York was
successful in two games, at Columbia;
Roseville made a clean sweep at North
End, Passaic lost the odd at Jersey
City and Newark Bay captured two at
the Columbian Club, Of East Orange.
BY far the best work of the evening
was the l.O17 score Of Roseville in the
second game. This was remarkable IN
that there was a difference of only
three pins between the low and high
men, and, again, every man on the
team tailed a few pins better than
200. 1t was the first time this season
the feat has been accomplished.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
n. Y. u. Nine Opens
Season with Army

William Luby, coach of the New York
Vriversty baseball team, gave his men
tnc.r final workout yesterday in prepa-
ration for the opening game of the sea-
son with West Point, at West Point,
this afternoon.
Pfau will hold down his old positio1
behind the bat, with Marden as an un-
derstudy. Mcintyre will be at first,
Lund at second, McNally at shortstop,
Connel at third and White. Waters and
WooH in the field. llagbloom will do
the twirling for the Violet.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
1ork-Brooklyn Trust Company. plain
tlh against Hester Bates and Anna Edgar
Donald. defendants
In pursuance Of judgment OF forscios-
ure ana sale duly made and entered In
the above entitled action and bearing date
b. an order Of this Court. bearing date
March ~, 1915 |. the undersigned. the
referee in said judgment named. will sell
a. public auction. at the Exchange Sales
room. Nos 1916 Vesey street IN the Bor-
ough of Manhattan. city Of New York, on
the Z2d day Of April 1915. at ~ o'clock
noon on that day. by samuel Marx, auc-
tioueer the premises directed by said judg-
ment 10 be sold. and therein described as
follows
All those three certain lots. pieces or
parcels of land, with the buildings and I'm
prOyements thereon erected, situate, lying
ana being IN the Twelfth ward Of the city
OF New York. and which taken together
are bounded and described as follows. 10
Wit
Beginning at a point on the southeriy
side Of one Hundred and Thirty -nrst
street, distant two hundred and forty tz+o)
feet westerly from the soUthWesteriy corr
ner OF Seventh Avenue and one Hundred
and THirty-Hrst street. running thence
southerly. parallel with Seventh Agenus
and part OF the way through party wall,
ninety IJSJ feet and eleven tll(
inches: thence westerly and parallel v
One Hundred and Thir'y-hrst Street. fc j.
five tf5D feet. thence nOrtherly. again - tlIeI
with seventh Avenue. and part OF ne way
through a party wall. ninety y-nine (5s) r.. {
eleven GD inches to the southerly side OF
One Hundred and Thirty-frst street. ana
thence easterly. along the said southerly siae
OF one Hundred and Thirty-hrst Street.
forty-iye as) feet to the point or place OF
beginning BE the said several distances
and dimensions more or less
Being the same premises conveyed 70 Ann
K Fisher by William McReynods oy deed
dated Oc:cser goth. isss. and recorded In the
Office OF the Register OF the City and County
OF New York on october 3lst. 1884. In lAc>f
ls4s OF Conveyances. page ISL
Dated, New York, March 18th. lT6
HENRY B SINGER. Retsres
CULLEN & DYKMAN. Attorneys for
Plaintiff 1T Montague Street, Borough OF
Brooklyn New YORK.
The following is a diagram OF the property
to he sod its street numbers are 222S2&-2ZS
West l3lst Street
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Kilbane Has Shade
on Eddie Wallace
OUT FOR G0ULD'S TITLE
Fourteen Court Tennis Players
in Draw at Boston.

Boston. March 80 Fourteen play
ers, representing Harvard University
and the cities Of Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. who are entered for
the national court tennis championship
in-singles. which will begin here on
April 3. were drawn for positions to-
day. The winner will play Jay Gould,
OF Lakewood. y. j., for the title.
The drawings follow;
Tppcr haf--JoShuG Crane Boston. a bye: Edsar
Scott Philadelphia ~ y Rhodes Boston G
= Cutting New York Va Philip Stockton. Bos
ton: r Cambria. Harvard. vs. c T. Russell Bos
ton
Lower haf-Heviu Morgan. Harvard. a bye:
ton q A Brook. Phnsdephis "a q 4 Derby.
boston H. T Huhu. Philadelphia " II L. Blake
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Young MOlinari
OutpOintS Peters

p iourg Mohnsu outpointed Tony
.s'efs m ten fast rounds at the As
%;lsa Boxing Club, Long Island, last
,.saI The victor was knocked down
see ~,ee Times in the third round for the
Soahl OF nine, but came back strongly
'phg the remaining rounds.
nushey Graham earned the honors
,H Johnny Burt, Of Harlem, after
%a. Sa rounds Of clever boxing by both
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
hayman Retains Trophy
at English Billiards

"a au.otge Hayman successfully defend
h .he Dewar Shield at English bill
Tvs last night in a matcn with r. IL.
VT played at Doyle's Academy.
,,;nas score was $50 20 PIG, in ffty-six
1ss ks, W., H~yman's high run was u
LAM me seml-fnal mattel for the anna
Co.. pocket billiard championship
Dswge La Rue defeated William
WIS py a score Of Go TO 80.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK The Baron de Hirsch Fund.
Plaintiff against Annie koplik and others.
Defendants. Action SO. !.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF fore
cloCurr and sale duly made and entered
In the above-entltled action and bearing
date the 22nd day OF Marcn, 1915, |. the
undersigned the referee IN SAID Judgment
Exchange Salesroom. nos. lf-l5 Fesey
Street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan, city
Of New York. ON the ltth day or April.
1918. at y clock noon on that day, by
y. Phoenix Ingraham. AuctOneer, the
premises directed b. said judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows
ALL those two certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land with the buildings and
Improvements thereon erected. situate.
lying and being IN the Borough OF Man
haitian OF the city OF New York. In the
County and state of New York. and lying
In Section Six. Block l.145, on the Land
Map OF the City OF New York. bounded
BEGINNING at a point IN the northerly
line Of one Hundred and Eighteenth
street distant one hundred and forty feet
westerly from the corner formed by tho
int.rsection OF the said northerly line oc
one Hundred and Eighteenth street with
tho westerly line u Park Avenue (r0rmer-
IS Fourth Avenue as WidenedDi running
thence northery ana parallel with Park
Avenue one hundred feet eleven inches %
the centre line OF The Block between one
Hundred and Eighteenth and one Hun
cred and Nineteenth streets. thence vest
erly along said centre limo OF the block
nfty feet. thence sOutheriy and again par
aucl with Park Avenue one hundred feet
eleven inches TO the northeriy line OF one
Hundred and Eighteenth Street. and
thence easterly along said northerly limo
OF one Hundred and Eighteenth Street
MY feet 10 the. point or pace OF begin
ming
Dated. New York. March 23rd. 1915
WILBUR LARREMORE. Referee.
" s. & / S ISAACS Attorneys for Plain
tiff once & Post Orlce Address. 50
william Street, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.
Tho following is diagram Of the prop
erty e. be Sold It's street numbers are
63-65 East llSth Street.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

T,sd,og was Ntt'r more active. sales amount
ing - = 30 bags. hut interest vas small ahI
values wesr easily affected either way Lar} 'heie
Us 4 stc.dfcr tone uI coutluud hIGIcs, lL HrdAi.
aud prices advanced ! 20 points. uui laier cdaed
on ( 10 20 points under Nqmdauoi.. Inc Mafg
CONTRACT advanced IS points 90 t@jr on Covering oi
"a f,r small Io,, ly hcatcd shorts. and .a'e So tie
gsy the whole list stcslirl up litie. flhe4 quo
tstiops were net unch2ngri 90 points lower Inc
sfetis,rsl position j. considered beariSh. as with
i.. prospects 0f large crop next year there is no
Shortage OF supplies m sight. Local spot market
quiet and unchanged. with RIO IS quoted al &C.
Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
seABoLRO CLEARAHCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was firm on the strength in wheat and
there were indications tat buyers were ln the mar
taf both for domestic account and export ~.
patents s. % ,.ti, 29t!"s c.ta-s. S''o -.
Si.frr uatgf, S. 900 Is. winter s'ra'sh's. S'>y
,o 8, s1' ezra so 1 winters. s510aSJ2J, No ..
S545aS5 90. Kansas srGlgnis. Sl.l]@ $50; ia,c{
-rrre patents. 70 ia $50 90 yN'.lig lois Nh
IiOi7 K,DuI. fair ~ good. St.oua 49, choice g.
fagry. s. >OaS7. CORNMLAL-~teady. Kiln dried.
= a, RAG AlEkT@S'raiy. me white aA4 ytlcW,
& -1a 81 x. clars. 81 6Jetl1o fElp-Noster
s1,y. ban, loO-lb sacks. S--.joo oS-j.,5. siaderd
in'IilEg do. So % go. -four oo. 5000. reg oos
.i,I- 81. H.. civ quiet, bran bulk $-i o.. lVo-41
-aryt SO ~ heavy do SO -. tour d.. So DO, rel
,.1g n8ur. l4y-Ib sachs S3.j. Unlal. Say.av4 $50.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

COUNTY COURT.
Special Tern-GlBBS. J.
Motion, and es-par,e matters.
Trial Term-GIBBS. J.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Cycling Champions IN Stage

Cyrle fans Of BrOoklyU VII weIcome
the anpearance of Brooklyn's two
cycling champions Joe FogIer ana
Clarence Carman-at the bedioro Inc
atre this week ILL.,
Yac;ng oct which is a distinct novelty.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ended
March II amounted to s29,l42,O2O,
against S31,1l4.095 in the previous
week ana $20,57l, ,289 in the correspond
ing period last year. Since January /,
1927, 7,lC5, ,7el. against s284,248,G74 in the
corresnondlng period last year.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Mohawk Mining Report.

The Mohawk Mining Company. In ia report 'or
the year ended Drcenhc' 81. 1914. gites g-oss re-
ceip's ~ 81 .3s333O. Increase N Sisj II over
The preceding year. and net profits were 3i3l p5',
increased from t52l 1855 70 !S52.20s Production y
mineral totAlied li.jgl 900 pounds. which Yielded
~ % per cent. Or ll.0s4.SJ9 pounds Of refined
copper.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
uarper Fans Nine Men in Row.

Richmond. Va, March 80 Harper
struck out nine consecutive batters
here to-day in the game between the
Washington Senators and the, Ken
mond team Of the international League
The Senators won by score OF 10 D.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington March so The condition % ihe
Tr,ssur, AZ the close ~ business to-day va Net
balance iu general fund. tai i..4. Total fecepH.
81 100 l--. total payments. $-.jo'.s5' Tie ieha
tIi, r.eai year is So. -.J0s4. against drarli or
So 81. .r1g last f,sr exclusive u Panama tanA
and public ucDt transact Oilnus
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
PIRlIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF water supply at It's Offices.
tventy-second floor. Municipal Building
park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York City. until II A VI. on Tues
day April g. 1915. for Contract 1872 for
slrfacing with vitrifed brick blocks and
1n.radan, about miles OF highways and
constructing about miles OF guard walls
al the AShokan reservoir In the towns Of
Olive. Marbletown and Hurley. Ulster
Countv New York. The grading for these
highways has been largely done under
other contracts. -
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained at
the above address az the ofiice Of the Sec
r4tary ty depositing the sum of ten dol
each pamphlet For further particulars
Apply 70 the Office OF the Principal AS
sistant Engineer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
JOHN T. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board OF water
" RFRt'CE COBB. Secretary.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice IL hereby given that an act.
Senate NO l0l4. Int. No. ~. has been
passed hy both branches ~ the Legislature.
entitled An act 90 amend Chapter two
hundred and nlnety-twO ot the Laws %
Nineteen hundred ard Ave entitled An act
10 authorize a further appropriation for the
maintenance or IN" American museum OF
Natural History IN the Central Park OF
the city ot New York" generally
Further notice 81 hereby given that a
Public Hearing upon such bill viii be- held
az the Mayors once IN the City Hall In
the city OF New York, on Thursday, April
l. 1915, at 2.30 o clock Z. NJ.
Dated. city Hall. New York. March 29th.
''' JOHN PURRoY mitchell
Mayor.
PURSUANT To STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice is hereby given that an act
Senate No. GEL Int. No. s25. has been
passed By both branches Of the Legislature.
entitled An act 70 amend the Greater New
York charter In relation TO the Issue or
corporate stock.
Further notice Is hereby given that a
Public Hearing upon such bill! Will b. held
AZ the Mayors Once in the city Han In
th. CIV of New York. on THURSDAY April
l. 1915. az 30 o'clock 4. VI.
Dated. city Hall. New York. March 2eth.
1915.
JOHN PURROY mitchell,
Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

PROVISIONS.

Tho market was inactive and prices were heay
,,,inr 10 slow demand sid large stocks PORK
oIlr mess. Sleo>lt 30. family. %21s4 shor.
s,~~,i 'sai9Sa2. packet. Slt0S20. extra India
mess ss5mtso DRESSED HOGS firm. baeous.
80. 10 b. o&.c. Ifp h. loi+c. liO ib. lO's,t
,.r, ne CIT MEATS-pI,atd bellies qIlel 10
'b5' l5c. T. Do. l-i4c. a Do. lisc pdaed hams
steady l2isr TALLQW dull: special. &C.; ciH,
WS,i 47jaBS1c. c!iy easy. - ". refined b6roy
steady. south America II l'c: continent lo..,e.
STFARINE auieti oleu So. cit, lard. ll3sc.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

Veared was steady with q fair Withdrawal de-
r,a.d ol o.a corfrar's An tchucs were accepting
,,-.lefs on the basis ~ tP0c for fue grArulaf.L
Raw was quiet. and r,ducfs seemed more d'.Hs.u .u
Z. await Developments Some sugar Wa, available
ar fIia ,I prize oi SIC for cuba. cost and freight
tut these were rot being prcsScd fnt sale. and th"
t1.rLsf presented steady tone. closing az $50 Tor
t.ufnfugai Z l2c Tor mo.4ssrs and SIC FOR Cul-s
u l lrD-r
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

STGAR FUTl RES -Fu'urcs opened quiet and
steady. unchanged To ! point lower. and "lue tAe
market he.d generally steady throughout iie Gay.
transactions were hight tradcTs prcirrIiig D await
d,y, IouInents The market CLOSED a. a decline -
! 10 : points with sa.ca for Le day OF so tons
Range q prices
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
REFUSES BIG OFFER
FOR LUKE M'LUKE
John w. Schorr Turns
from $4,000 for Chief
Rival of ROamer.

Et HefTner. who will train and ham
ale fteen or twenty horses for il. c.
Ha!lcubeck this year, is back from
kentucky. whore he made an offer of
$4,000 for Luke NcLuke, counted
Ro2mer's only rival among the three
year-olds last year, and which won
four ou' Of six races for total of
500 1850.
John W. Schorr was willing to sell,
but put tfe price at $4,000. This was
consdereo too high by Hefner, who
then asked Schorr 10 set price on Ed
Crump, which raced with considerable
success as a two-year-old last season.
Negotiations ended when Mr.. Schorr
said the colt was valued at $4,000.
Among the older racers in the Hal
lenbeck Stable are Harry Junior. which
ran third in the Futurity last year;
Hedge. Frederick l.. Blue Thistle and
Striker.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

Chicago March 30 HOGS. Receipts l3ooo /:
.,,l i@s7's heavy .S''@:S 2ri 2Ii Toqs. M
c,.rs. -uIJ. SLOW. native steers. 8 90 . .'.
roe, and le.'or,. $3aS57-. calves EiH>.n.
SHEEP Rereipl,. 5000. nrn. sheep "2j4 81 80 :
l.ml. $1.-5uSl0lp.
kausas CHS March 90 HOGS Receipts. ll.-
one. weak. bulk SGtUU$f 80; heavy. 500 So;
parFers and butchers. S. 6jHS -. light a. t'nt
t5,5 pigs. $5.joatGgJ CATTLE. Receipts s.,
600 higher: prime frd steers. SserSS5O: drcS-g.l
beet SatS. Southern. t6a$54o. COWS A2j'S7;
Acifcrs SfD&S.2t. sfo'fer, ul feeders. s. -.'t
g IS. bulls. SJ21o$G.fo. calto, t5H<lo5p
SUFIP- Receipts. 5000. strong. lambs. S'..ud
500. yeariir!s. $50 $500. wetAers. t7joesNlji
81, ioni, March 5o-HoGS Receipts ocoo .
strong. pie- AMI lights. s, 7J1 =. %, hiycd anl
hut.l '.rs So 9I1 p. good heavy. $3.50 q s. To-
CA1TLF-Rereipt,. ZOO. steady. native l~r'
,,errs. OmS, 20. COWS aul hcfer, Sj50ats 80:
re,a, snd Indian steers. So Sl.'j. COW, .ll
.Lr.fers t4HSt. native Ca'Fe. St4slo 30 SHEt'
N. .,rlpt. 600. steady: native mu'fous 81! < {.
lamb. t{7taS9S1 ycarhngs. s. $3.50. shear
'' rS.t Ss1' TYraio. Nsr.l -CATTLE-Receip's.
. ~ s,eaiy vFAL~-R Receipts. 200. active. = g
sfl NOES Receipts. 800. active. hrafy. mixed.
SoIter. arI p.s,. $50. roug,'. s. f1taf6 %:
80. tlFlaSil ln. SHEEP AND LAMBS-He-
rcIit.. ] 400. active. lambs F.jo95lI
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
HIDES.

There was no fresh feature N The local market
during the week Trading was only OF lootlng
eGstseter and for nearly requirements The tone
was easy and prices were more or les nominal.
Nogotas were quoted a. &c and Central Americas
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

oA hhOb-t ~ - itisDs
~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon John
p. Conalau. a Surrogate u the County OF
New York. dated september u 1914. mo-
tice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Emma Marcy Raymond.
late of the County u New York. dsceaaad
20 present the same. W'tl y. Ichers there
o. 20 the subscribers. a. tnelr place OF
transacting business. at the Office of h A.
& c. +. Heydt. Rector Street city OF
New York. on or before the tenth dag OF
April nineteen h-Ddred ana hfteen next
Dated. New IorA, Ae 2Jth dag OF sep
tember. 1914
ABRAHAM GRUBER and
WILLIAM HASKELL
Temporary Administrators OF the Estate
OF Emma Marcy Raymond. deceased
H. 4 & G.. L. HEYDT.
tors. 80 Rector Street Aaphas-
tan. New YORK city.
NICHOLS. JAMES En- pursuance OF an or
der u Hon. John COhalan. surrogate OF
the County Of New York. notice Is hereby given
TO an persons having claims AGAINST James
y Nichols, Jate OF the County Of NeS York
deceased. 10 present the same with vouch-
ers thereof 20 the subscribers at their place
OF transatting business, at the oiice Of
Harry 81 Zuckert No. - Cedar ST.. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. IN the city of New
Yorr. on or before the 1871 da, OF April next
Dated. New York. the ION day OF october.
1914 LIZZIE q NICHOLS.
MAITLAND + GRIGGs.
Executors.
N PURSUANCE OF A. ORDER OF HONORABLE
John p. CohAlan. Surogate of tne County ot
Nrw NorA Gotlre Is BE- rlb given to al Qsrsors hay.
ing claims against Map A Harriot. late % Ia
Couat5 ~ NrN YORK. deceased. % present thr sams
with voucher. thereof 10 tle sut.cflbcls a usce n
t.tI.a.tIlg business. . 50 Nassau street. 10 TIA
tlts % Nrw York 0l or before tAe -)tl lag u JuJ
Ltst
dated New York. TIE 6th day q January. 1918
EpNARD u FINCH
EDWARD /. FtNGH
ftrCut0p.
John 3. COLEMAN. Attorney for EKecglasA