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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
WEsT.SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE

New York March 10th. 1915.
tn Helen Boyle. John Blancheons. Jessie T.
R,id,e Lottie Parker, Mrs Mayer. Ed sand.
s,rom. Anna Brown Ada Monroe. y. McGonisls.
Simpson crawford Co. Brooklyn Furniture Co.
THOMPSON Mrs. C. Renner W c. Marshall. Mrs
Mr1;onisr Mrs. {. 4. Morgan. Charlie Lee. Mr.
lehman August Geriei, Frank Geraty. Herbert J.
Goodwin. Jacob Aielrsd Joseph Huscnman g.
Giofdro You and each ~ you are hereby notified
that tho time for the paS % our lien upon the
properly hereinafter described having expired after
due notice thereof had been given YOU VIII cause
such property. Wit Household goods person al
effects carpets. etc stored by sou IN your maine
IL the West Side Storage Warehouse. 10 be sold
at public auction. according 10 The statute in such
case made and provided at the warehouse 3l0-3l2
West 1881 ST. New York City. on TUESDAY,
APRIL 1874. 1915 At 10 30 a IN. and II the
sale thereof Is not completed said date. Tie
same will be continued At the same place on each
and every Tuesday thereafter. beginning al 10 20
n. on each dag and continuing until all the
goods are sold
WEST sIOE STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
LCDDINGTON ( HACkETr Proprietor
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From Tie Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. April 2.
ARMY.

ARMY.
Lieut. Col MEREITTE " IRELAND Med Corps.
Mai HARRY l. CILcIiRIST. Med Corps from
division ~ militia af4i sept !. 20 Fl Grant.
CvAl Zone for duy With coast defence unit IN
Ma lots T. HESS. Med Corps, from pre.eu,
duties. to w1sh!nston Aug 20. and report chief
CAPT BENJAMIN T SIMMONS. 18th Inf. detailed
major o. Porto Eico Req n Inf. 10 take efe-t
Capt. SIMMONS 70 San Juan, MAY %.
Name Of Capt BENZ 7. SIMMONS. 18th INF.
paced on ' Of detached q snT p 70 t.A s ~
Gapi PRICE assigned 18Th inf. to take e1cct
CAPT FoHEGr " cyLLha. Med, Corps. ,n.r
CAPT nt''' ADAM T. ScHIANSI:H. Med cop. rom
Hawaiian p1pi aoou, ivy 10 san tran'i'G9
Saw General Hospital. Hot springs
fG c.p: 'THEobonE II bnIoN ifgm Pof I'D.
i ATKINSON. from Engineer scnoo! and
Washington Barracks TO Canal Zone a.,
FiIst Lieut. HARRISON W ST. S ii Med, re ~.
Fist st'' Lieut. EDwIN b. MAYNARD Med Res.
se G'y, to r. Bsaj.mln Harrison vice First Lieut.
THOMAS l.. V, KEEXE. Msd Re. Cops
Signal corps. UPON completion q temporary duty
at Buffalo. 10 San Diego. via Boston. Tor tenn
Fist ~ Lieut. j. y. GREELEY .ih Field Ar. de
tailed 10 an VACANCY IN signal corps. 70 take e. %
feet MAY ~. vice First Lieut.. X. TRuEsDEII"
Leaves Of absence: First Lieut. NJ. IANZA. two
months MAY L. Fist Lieut.. e ". ELLIOTT
ore month from April 20: flrs. Lieut. II. DEW
Inf TWO months. upon relief from present duties
NAVY.
Li,u,s (tunior srade) Il { LEE W. y SEED.
q l. WOLFARD and A H. GRAY. Chiei Gun,
uers ~ MAC DONALD. g. u. srILLsoN ana
q d SAMOSSkl. chief Mschlnsts w; "
MILLER. O. " FAIRCHILD T. ". ABEL. g
/. RUssEIIL and = ,. HOLMES and Chi,i
Carpenter H. H. TAYLOR. commissioned 49,.
Chief Gunner r l.. HoAGLAND. detached Hi
nOs. 10 AahAns
Chief Gunnes T.. W. FtREY. deisched Missouri
90 Alabama
Gunner J. j. WELSH. detached Connecticut; 10
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WHO'S WHO IN THE
POLICE Department

James f. Dillon. borough inspec-
tor Of Brooklyn. Joined tho police
force on January I, 1888. He was
born In New York City In 1862, 10
married and has ten children and
Ave grandchildren living. He was
graduated from the City College OF
New Y2rk and worked as clerk and
salesman for several years before
he became a policeman.
Dillon was made q roundsman In
November. 1887; sergeant In
June, 1892; n captain In March.
1903, and inspector In January. 1907.
On January I, 1911, he was made
borough inspector, and from June,
1911, until December. 1913, was
Fourth Deputy Police Commissioner
under Waldo.
During thirty years service Dill
Ion lost twenty days for failure to
enforce the Raines law while he was
captain, in charge of the Forty-sev-
enth Street police station, and re-
ceived two minor complaints, one Of
them being that he was of post.
Inspector Dillon said yesterday that
no charge ever determined a mans
attitude more than the unjustified
one that he was of post. 81 said
that | would make the man respon-
sible for II salute me, and l did, for
before that man died ! became his
superior officer"
Dillon has eight inspection dis
tricts to look after, with about 5000
policemen under him. The curbirg
of the drug evil TO a great extent in
the bOroughs of Brooklyn and
Queens is due to his good work as
borough inspector and Fourth Dep
uty Commissioner.
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MAGAZINE NOTES.

Tie March issue OF "The Construc-
tive Quarterly" devotes several arti-
clcs TO the war from the theological
and religious point of view. Professor
Erich Schaeder writes of growing
tendency in German Professionalism tow
ards "theocentric theology in peace
and war; Principal W b. Selbie Of
Magdalen College, Oxford. discusses
"The Churches, the War and the Fu-
turc"; Mgr Batiffol, of Paris, ex-
pounds the attitude of the Roman
Catholic Church towards war; the
secretary of the Friends Foreign Mis-
sion Association, of London. takes for
his text the words OF the dying Plus
Y. "Once the Church could have stop
ped this"
Percival Gibbon, the London Daily
Chronicles correspondent with the
Russian armies, contributes TO the
April "Everbody's" an article on Rus
sia's Red Road TO Berlin"-the first
invasion Of East Prussia-which is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03

Last month Lillian D. Wald began in
the pages of the atlantic" her own
history Of the humble beginnings and
the growth Of "The House on Henry
Street" in this city, an institution now
known the country over for its service
10 the alien poor and their children, for
its incalculable influence for good
among our immigrants. In this April
number Miss Wald continues her mar
rative, whose telling merit lies in this
that il deals invariably with individual
cases. bringing them home to US, and
infallibly suggesting their wider social
meaning. The story, when completed,
will undoubtedly be published in book
form as the record of one of the most
valuable services to the nation in the
solution Of its great problem, the ele-
walton and advancement of the poorest
o. its immigrants Charles W.
Eliot compares the achievements OF
this country, France. England and Ger
many in order to prove that national
efficiency is best developed under free
governments" In "ltaly's Duty"
Professor Guglielmo Ferrero presents
the complications and difficulties Of his
eountry's position in the present war,
the greatest one of all being the posi-
bility, already limited at in the Petro-
grad press, that hereafter she will find
herself face 20 face with Slav instead
Of Austrian predominance on the east
ern shore of the Adriatic. He is par
ticularly interesting on the subject of
the weakening OF the Italia irredenta"
idea during the thirty years of the
Triple Alliance. Curiously enough, it
Is the southern Italians who are all for
war upon Austria, but that question IS
still further complicated by party pol
itcs and its possible effect upon the
future Of the dynasty. 1t has been said
that Germany came into existence too
late TO fit into the already established
system of the great powers. 1t begins
10 look as If there were no place at all
for Italy, whatever her course OF &C
ton Mr. Newton deals. in his second
paper on book collecting, with the field
IN this country; John Galsworthy tells
fable of the judgment of game upon
the cruelty of sportsmen.-- In the
Contributors Club there is charming
paper on the man in the house, de-
llghtful Interpretation Of the proverb
that men are like lamps; they should
shine at night and be out in the day
time:
A mans homecoming is not an
end in itself, its objective is the
woman; but woman's homemak-
ing exists both for the man and for
itself A woman needs TO be alone
with her house because she talks TO
1t, and in a tongue really more nat
ural than her talk with her hus-
band, which is always better for
having a little the company favor,
as IN the seraglio. The most de-
voted wives are often those frank
est IN their adherence of man in
the house II is because they do
not like to keep their hearts work
ing at high pressure too long at
time; they prefer the health relief
OF glorious day OF sorting or
shopping between the masters
breakfast and his dinner
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Chief Mschlnist T. W SMITH detached Ohio: 10
Alabama ' ~
Chief Mschinist J. r. CLEARY. detached ul,no,,
20 Alabama.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
March 29-Nsnshan. al Manzanillo
March 2l-Ns,hville. at Santo Domingo City: Mar,
a. Mare Island.
April Dolphin. a. y Y yard and Tompkin,.
Vile. Caesar. az Hampton Roads
SAILED.
March 3l-Mars. San Francisco for Mare Island
April Smith. Guantanamo. for san Juan: Bsu-
more. Charleston FOR Norfolk: Arethusa Newport
for y. Y. yard ard Tompkin5rllle: Olympia Kew
Wcs for Vera Cruz; Vulcan. Gibraltar Tor AleI-
andus.
N4chss a. Y. Y yard orderoi 20 proceed
when ready Tor sea 20 Vera Cruz. Upon arrival Al
Vera erik vessel will he considered as sSigned 10
duty with cruiser squadron. Atlantic neet
Maclhas commissioned. nav yard y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
PUBLISHERS NEWS

An exhibition of childrens books in
buttons Old English Book Room will
remain open until April 20. The eX-
hibits include the beginnings Of ju-
venile literature as well as the latest
books from the presses. There is here,
for instance, a metal horn book. marked
"St. Paul's Infant School. 1929; the
depressingly improving tales of our
defenceless great-grandparents' child
hood days are amply represented, and,
TO turn TO a decidedly more pleasant
phase Of the subject, there is a splen-
did collection of the always charming
Kate Greenaway. The early nineteenth
century is 10 the fore with a valuable
collection of Bewick. Leech, Cruik-
shank, Crowquill and others.
Leon Peppermint.
W. Leon Pepperman, the author o.
"Who Built the Panama Canal" lip
pincott, recently reviewed in these
columns. is a Southerner by birth. who
began his career in 1904 as member
Of the Civil Service Commission under
Colonel Roosevelt. After the acquisi-
ton of the Philippines President Nc
tary of the commission sent out TO the
islands 10 inquire into the system TO
be adopted for their government He
held the same position with the sec
end commission. headed by ex-Presi-
dent Taft, and, after the establishment
of civil government in the Philippines.
was made Civil Service Commissioner
for the islands. He was transferred 10
Washington as Assistant Chief Of the
Bureau of Insular Affairs, which post
he resigned TO accept that of chief
of the Washington Offices Of the
Panama Canal.
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Continued from page IL
-, IN each succeeding chapter, and 1T

,,es in each succeeding chapter, and It
r,r.s n novel twist TO the denoue-
ment. The real eulprit is in the plot
f,or the first. which IS according TO
rrle 4 Of the genre. but none will sus-
rcct him until the last moment There
ayc three murders in il and an at
tempt At a fourth. and two plots which
converge in leading to the climax; An
20 the minute. II is tale Of Wash
ington. Of the diplomatic corps and the
state Department, of the secret service
Of foreign country. o. n great inter
national lawyer, Of the men Of I'M
Known antecedents and occupation who
ecst about the national capital. and OF
concessions in distant land. This is
sll that can possibly be said in support
Of tire advice 20 all who like this sort
Of story 10 read &c. 0. D." They will
i;ke !. immensely
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b0th street
The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge TO satisfy which the aboye-descrioed
property Is TO be sold 10 fi0.S.5s3, with IN
terest thereon from the 18th day OF March.
1915 together With the costs and allowance
amounting 10 fjI6.si. with interest from Aarcn
18th, 1918. together with the expenses OF tho
sale The approximate amount Of the taxes, as
se--ments and water rates. or other liens.
which .ce 20 he allowed 20 the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. or paid by the ref.
cree Is sg25 80 and interest. Said premises
will be sold subject 10 covenants and rss,ric-
lions contained In agreements recorded In
Liber s5s % Conveyance pages 2i2 and 2lt.
IN deed recorded IN Liber $50 Of Convey noes.
page Ssi and agreement recorded In Liosr
1889 Of Conveyances. page $50. and In deed
recorded IN Liber 1888 OF Conveyances. page
3Gl IN party wall agreement recorded In
I.lher i0tT 81 convsysnces. page 23t. all IN
the New York County Registers once, STATE
~ facts shown on survey made by =. T..
Nostrand. dated September l+th. 1904. and
rights OF tenants OF said premises.
Dated New York, March etth. 1915
JOHN IL. coRWlN. Referee.
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1lsth Street
The Approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge. to satisfy which the above de-
scr.bed property Is 10 be sold. is Forty
ak thousand eight hundred thiriy-thres
and 1900 ut6.ss3iG. with Interest
1915 together with cost aud allowance
amounting TO s5+i3i. with Interest from
March 22nd 1918. together with the eN-
pens- OF the gale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes assessments and water rates.
or other lens. which are 20 be allowed to
the purchaser out OF the purchase money,
OF paid by the Referee. Is sIO5sO and In
The premises Will be sold subject to
state OF facts shown by survey thereof
made by Peter Ebert Nostrsnd and dated
Dated. New York March 2srd. 1918.
WILBUR LARREMoRE. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-John 81 Bowers. as trustee, etc.
plaintiff. against Eliza Mando and others,
defendants In pursuance Of a judgment OF
foreclosure and sale. duly made and entered
IN the above entitled action and bearing date
the 18th day OF March. 1915. !. the UNDER
signed. the referee in said Judgment named.
Will sell at public auction. at the Exchanxs
Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New YORK,
on the 18th day OF April, 1915, at IL O'Clock
noon on that day BY Joseph p Day AUG
tioneer. the premises directed by said judy
ment to be sold. and therein described ss
follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
win the bDllilNg thereon efetleIs
lying and being in the Borough OF Manhst-
tan. OF the City. County and State OF New
York and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the northerly sids
Of Sxtieth Street distant two hundred and
ffty-fve feet westerly from the corner formed
By the intersection OF the northerly side OF
Sixtleth Street with the westerly side OF Fec
ond Avenue. thence running northerly. psral-
lei with the westerly side ~ Second Avenue
and part OF the way through a party wall
one hundred feet Ave inches TO the centre line
~ the block thence westerly along said centre
line ot the block and parallel with the norther-
~ side OF Sixtieth Street twenty feet; themes
southerly again parallel with the westerly
side OF Second Avenue. and part OF the dis
lance through a party wall. one hundred feet
i've inches 20 the northerly side OF Sixtietl
Street. and thence easterly along the north
erly ride ~ SiXtieth Street twenty feet. 10
the point or place Of beginning.
Dated, New York. March 2Sth, 1918.
JOHN n CORWIN. Referee
MIDDLETON 8. BORLAND. Attorney for
Plaintiff. t6 Cedar Street. Manhattan. New
York y Y.
The following Is a diagram OF the property
20 be sold It's street number Is 229 East Six
tle,h Street
~ Centre line Of block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

The North American" continues to
make the year Of its centenary memora-
oie by constant widening of its
scope and interest. The new depart
ment Of Contemporary Echoes" from
me daily and periodical press of the
country will add greatly to the useful
less OF the Review, and its letters to
'oe editor are invariably worth read
g-Nr. Harvey opens this number
WIN a comparison between the Hon.
.osephus Daniels and Sir Joseph Por-
VT OF the Queens Navee.--The
..peaker Of the House Of Representa-
YES discusses the proposed cloture
'uie for the Senate. and expresses the
sp,hlon that il will turn out TO be a
ma easy. halfway measure. and that
. viii not be adopted even then eX-
y" upon the demand of public opin-
,. WI war is not forgotten, of
On ~ the most notable contribution
me subject this month being Booker
AZ Hashington's article on inferior
superior Races" Looking into the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
90 SHIPS THROUGH CANAL
February Record at Panama
Exceeds Other Months.

Washington, April 3 - Ninety-two
vessels, carrying 424Go6 tons Of
freight. passed through the Panama
Canal during February, maintaining a
daily average of more than $1,000 tons
which had been handled during the
three preceding months. Tolls col
lected for the month amounted to
NO3,219, bringing the total of canal
dues collected up to s2,365,258.
Coastwise cargoes have amounted to
IL per cent of the total traffic, or
1,072.937 tons since the canal was
opened. while the Pacific Coast has
shipped 1921 tons directly to Europe
by the waterway route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03

N PURSUANCE OF an order o. non. JOHN P
York notice Is hereby nyen 70 all parsons havins
Gains against ANNA LOUISE GARDNER. ate u
.sme With vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber al
bsI nlace Of trsnsactinz business AZ the Ofnce OF
Icu = Ilulse ESQ. No. 90 Broadway. In the city
Of New YoGs Oh CT before tho Es, dag OF June
nett - ,o, H., -, 49,. 80,
HENRIETTA @. CATTAPANl.
LEVI y HTLSE. AdminiSrsthi
A. lrney FOR Admin istrat-I.
% BFoadSD. Sss York CITY.
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THE FLYING L.

Bower Frontisplcce BY Anton Otto Fischer.
Emo pp SIS. Boston: Little. Brown Co.
This is the last story Of the Flying
L ranch and "the bunch" Of the com
ing Of the irrigation farmer and the
passing Of the cowboy. But before
the change is made much happens,
and il fills these pages with Western
manliness and chivalry and dry hu-
nor, with q reprehensible villainess
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the WASHINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
E VA, Company L!miIED.

10 1900 Eighth Avenue-To Whom I.
May Concern The following described
property. to Wit: Household goods per-
sonal effects end mechanics; belonging I1'i .
RrUr les Perry Curtis, =. G. pundon, Mrs.
Belle FELTON, MISS Mary Griffin. hrs. A.:
l.. Hewitt Mrs. r. c Jennings. Mrs. carl
4. kolb Mrs Tessie lie Brun. her heirs <
administrators. Mrs ). Lindley. Mrs NJ
H. Mayes. Mrs ). 3iItcnel, T. Mullen.
William oscar Payne, w. J. kihenburg
JuliuS Robinson. Mrs. Mamie Ruddock. her
heirs & administrators: George Salzman.
Madam. A. Nards. Mrs. c. v. Wallace
Mrs, Florence West f. r Williams. Mrs.
Marie Lowe Wilson. will be- sold 70 satisfy
lie auction. - the highest bidder IT no.
1900 EIGHTH AVENUE BOROUGH OF
MAEEATTAN. NEW YORK CITY. on
MONDAY. APRIL 18TH. 1918. AT 1890
A. VI and on each succeeding Monday
thereafter unt.l said sale be completed.
Dated. New York. April 80. 1915;
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE VAN COMPANY, LIMITED,
1890 EIGHTH AVENUE, NEW fOkk
CITY.
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Ire approxirrtst. amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above -desertoed
properly is to be gold: Is Iwsn,y..wo 'h .od
800 Dollars (;22S27oO. with interest
thereon from the sth day Of March. 1915.
together with the eoSts and allowances
ann oISo b 30 .h.'s ,i ss5.' WITH
expenses OF the sale. The spprorimat:
amount Of the . ,Ss. .n siSh a.. G 10
be allowed TO the purchaser opt OF the
purchase money. or paid b. the Referee,
Is nina hundred eishty-sevsn and io'ioo
Dollars (ys57.l0) and Interest
DA''N HENRY 3. SINGER. R.f.r...
SUPREME COURT, couNTY OF new
YORK The Baron de Hirsch Fund.
Plaintiff against Annie KopIik and othera
In pursuance Of judgment OF fore.
clorurc and sale. duly made and entered
In the aboye-entitlsd action and bearing
date the 22nd day OF March. 1915, |. the
Undersigned. the referee in said judgment
named. will sell at public auction, az the
Exchange Salesroom. Nos: 1915 vesey
Stree. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
lPl5 at IL o'clock noon on that day. ~
y. Phoenix Insraham, Auctioneer. the
premises directed BY said judgment TO be
sold, and therein described as follows
ALI. those TWO certain lots, pieces or
parcels OF land. with the buildings and
;mprOs ernents thereon erected. situate,
lying and beng in the Borough Of Man
haitian Of tn CITY OF New York, IN the
County and tate Of New York. and lying
H. section SIX. Block l.li5, on the Land
Map OF The C!y OF New York. bounded
and described as follows
BEGINNING at point In the northerly
lire OF One Hundred and Eighteenth
St..et distant one hundred and forty feet
Westerly from the corner formed BY the
intersection Of the said mort herly line OF
Oac Hundred and Eighteenth street with
N. westerly line Of Park Avenue (former-
Is Fourth Avenue az ~idenedD. running
thence northerly and parallel with Park
Avenue one hundred feet eleven inches to
the centre line OF the Block between one
Hundred and Eighteenth and one Hun
cred and Nineteenth Streets. thence west
erly along said centre line OF the block
nfty feet. II ence southerly and again par
sllsi with Park Avenue one hundred feet
eleven inches to the northerly line OF one
Hundred and Eighteenth Street, and
thence easteriy along said northeriy llns
OF one Hundred and Eighteenth Street
nfty feet 10 the point or place OF begin
ming
Dated. New York. March 23rd. 1918.
WILBUR LARREMORE. Referee.
NJ s & /. s. ISAACS. Attorneys for Plain.
IN Oflce & Post once Address. -
william Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold. It's street numbers are
63-65 East lISth Street.
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Books and Authors

somewhat OF curiosity because the
editors of the magazine have had the
happy thought of indicating the places
where the Russian military censor has
suppressed passages in the narrative.
The prize-winning letters in answer to
the question: "Wnat Is Christian y
are printed in this issue, together with
an interview with Winston Churchill -
the American not the English one.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Honorable
John +. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF tn,
County OF New York. notice Is hereby Clven
to alt persons having claims against Phiir
York deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof 70 tho subscriber, at her
place OF trsnsscting business at the Office
OF Hawkins. Delaield and Longfellow. No
20 EXchaEge Place. In the CITY Of New
York on Or before the l7th day Of May
next
Dated. New YORK. the 7th day OF No
yember. 1914
ANNE WALCOTT
Executr.X
HAWKINS. DELAFIELD LONG
FELLOW
Attorneys for Executrix.
ENrha~-p Place.