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Maryland suffrage news. (Baltimore, Md.) 1912-1920, 1915-05-29
FIRM WOMEN NEED THE BALLOT
By Mrs. B. J. BYRNE.

am familiar with life stongy with the wives
and daughters of farmers particularly daughters
life that be made full beautiful many have
reached this point from lack of ability grasp opportun
ties rather than because the opportunities do exist
naturally anxious improve his land keep negbors
having the latest thing machinery the breed stock which
he usually abeted and commended comforts
the home dear the female heart aside till day
when cash
Little provided for young people, the father
tending from the early daylight hours till night the older
earned They fail to remember this does satisfy craving
amusement that essential the
Here where suffrage would be profit the average
farm
If they interested outside questions that
neghborhood they te they know about the politics county
and State be behind their negbos intelligence they
have interest They would feel the necessity holding meetings
this would suitable meeting place then the ACCESSIBILITY good
roads getting good schools and using the sooouse literary gather
ings and neghbohood dances.
They would find they only dish washers
makers but being the would them
public questions be discussed
fixed the would be spoken freely before
neghborhood meeting which both attended,
saloon the grocery farm
have fully grasped the difference suffrage
would make their lives that they still indifferent about
voter in Maryland would broaden and brighten their lives
them to read the literature the subject subscribe brightest
suffrage paper published the MARYLAND News then am
each and every of them will become suffrage
WhenP atonzing Our Advertisers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
fANADIAN PACIFIC
LED DOWNWARD TURN
e.les Aggregating 100000 of
New York City Bonds Made
en- Curb.

..rU YORK, June 29.--Operations on
stock Exchange in the early hours
we're largely a repetition of yes
% There was a marked hesitation
sFnind, and several reasons could be
med Tor this state Of affairs. Fore
of the causes was, probably, the
.tness in the foreign exchange market.
helng very little demand for re-
.,srce and the fears of liquidation
sss abroad to strengthen rates. There
=, another decline in francs to another
- low record.
sasher reason for holding Off I'm tho
sning was the uncertainty as to the
at which the new S7l, 100000 city
.N5s would be sold in the afternoon.
@ssse things combined to make trading
...r light. For the first hour prices
vi fairly we'll around the opening level,
a srsdua'ly the market went off under
4. isadershp of Canadian Pacific, which
,.me weak declining 2A points before
asav To the lowest point 1t has ever
"a an a 10 per cent. dividend basis.
a..s,re against this stock was very
- resulting both from the unfavor-
q. showug made by the May earnings
VI nam ilduidation by European holders,
h.tng said that there was quite a
W. amount of this selling today.
IN market was distinctly weak around
sSs4 hut IL could not be said that
..s ...s,ire was pronounced with the exccp
sas N Canadian-Paciflc, and recessions
~. bie more to the absence of demand
An any increase In supply. In the early
'.,s AZ the afternoon moderate recoveries
~. noted all through the list, but this
sss not last, and renewed selling quickly
..tsared. Canadian Pacific, after a good
XIV dropped to another new low point,
M lM points below the final of yester-
~ Some issues, notably Coal Prod
80 General Motors and few other
-nnr speciaties showed strength They
~ bought mostly by room traders and
Il REPRESENTATIVES of speculative pools.
s,ssInR was added to the very weak,
,ssres selling down over points. The
,asa was weak. Canadian Pacific rallied
l,om the low but showed loss of more
M.n Z points for the day. All interest
hie IN the day centred in the Offering of
IA new city bonds, which sold on the
mrb at 1O2A They were quoted at
wls7N. Sales in that market aggregated
Forward sales of bonds were larger to-
AL than for some days past, and 1t was
lhought that they would increase from
lsv 10 day unless something definite was
loon done to place foreign exchange
ntes back on a normal or near normal
ass. Bankers here are holding to the
tme policy of letting the bankers
abroad take the initiative in making
shaiever arrangements are necessary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
HEAVY LIQUIDATION
IN LAKE SUPERIOR
Quotation Again Fell Sharply.
Baldwin Locomotive Also
Subjected to Pressure.

Liquidation OF Lake Superior shares
was again the feature of the trading on
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange today
the quotation slumping below Z, compared
with So at last nights close. The low
record for 1915 was 5. Selling was again
said to be for foreign account, but some
local stop-loss orders were also caught.
II will be recalled that only recently
Quite n speculative following developed
in the stock based upon greatly exag-
gerated rumors of war orders. These ap-
pear to have so far been comparatively
small, although It is taken for granted
the company will obtain an increasing
share in the future. 1t, therefore, only
required something In the nature of the
Algoma Terminal recelvership to pre-
cipitate a selling movement in a stock.
the technical market position OF which
was rather weak
Baldwin Locomotive was another de-
pressed Issue, falling more than point,
although offerings were chiefly confined
to odd lots, The remainder of the market
ruled steady, with fractional advances In
American Gas, Cramp Shlpbullding and
Tonopah Belmont. Cramps subsequently
reacted over n point, and Electric Storage
Battery also ensed off.
In the bond division quite brisk trading
developed, especially in Pennsylvania
Aas. Spanish American Iron 6s moved
up dollar and Reading Is were also In
demand, as were Philadelphia Electric 40
and the various Lehigh Valley issues
With the big July disbursements to be
invested, bond dealers look for a mod
crate boom In their business during the
next two weeks. They are awaiting the
result of tho New York City bond offer
ing with interest, and predictions were
made this morning that the issue, despite
its size, would be oversubscribed,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
IRREGULAR TONE
TO GRAIN PRICES
Adverse Weather Reports and
Increased Foreign Inquiries
Stiffening Factors.

CHICAGO. June Considerable hrn-
ness was shown at the opening Of the
market today, due to adverse weather re-
ports from the Southwest and growing
foreign demand. July wheat sold at tho
start for hO7 1% in advance Of yester-
days closing. Sales were few but steady.
September, which closed at s1OsS yester-
day. opened at SiO4, with firm under
tone. December opened at t.Oe8 It
closed yesterday at slO5%.
In the afternoon offerings grew larger
and prices receded all around September
falling cent or more under last night.
Corn and oats, while not showing the
early advances. wheat we're firm and
steady for a time, but eased OF later.
The strength Of wheat has caused some
apprehension among the July shorts In
some sources It was said they would be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
RAR SILVER

NEW YORK. June 2o.-The price of com.
mercal bar silver today 4S with Mexican
dollars at 81 cents,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29

squeezed hard, Hniie were iutlf8nt and
predicted further advances
The decrease OF the visible wheat sap4
ply for last week. according td Brazil
9,0i90o0 bushels Last year the decrease
was sess,0OO bushels
Corn showed a decrease of 20a0.ooo BUSH
els and oats 2,2sa,Ooo bushels
Exports from seaboard reported today
were $4,000 bushels old, 100000 bushels
new wheat and 100000 bushels Of oata
It is feared that some quarters 10 not
possess sufficient stock Of Old to MI pres
ent orders for export For the frst time
in the history Of grain dealing IA the
United States the exports for a yehr will
top 5o00O,oo0 bushels for the u months
ending June 20
Leading futures ranged as follows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
Other Financial NeI0s on
Page IA
pIYlpENps


szoE OF TIE O. II. GEIsI COMPANY .
LAND TITLE BUILDING
phfladeIphia pa. June Is, 1910
Hs ulrsefoHs af Roanoke Gas i1EnH teaa-
Aaee this DAY declared fegular qaat
dividend 81 enc aud one half tttzl PEI
% lhs preferrad stock IF said company
PFC 8air i. 1915. 10 hoidefa ot pFetesfsa
= record a. TIE close q business tAas
EheeAz HlII te laaHIaa
q a WEAK. saeretaFs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
BONDS

Total sales sn3,5o4, compared with sl4 O7s
period last week, s17o, COZ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
COTTON

NEW YORK, June 2e-Tradlng in cot
ton was more active this morning, with
the tone firm and the initial price three
to eight points higher. Wall street houses
were good buyers, and traders took some
of the staple. Sales Of the spot article
at Liverpool were again large, Practically
all the news favored the bulls.
Further gains were made as the day
progressed prices ranging from to IL
points above Mondays close but the rise
was not maintained and the market closed
practically UNCHANGED.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29

FORD MELON POSTPONED

1t is understood that. rather than incorporate
in another state than Michigan. the Ford
Motor Company will delay for two years pay
ment of it's stock dividend and an Increase OF
its capital from 50. OOO. 600 to $50 600, coo,
The directors had decided 10 make the In
dividend OF $4,000. coo. 1t was discovered that
Michigan laws provide that no company in
corpoTated under its statutes shall have a
cap pitai in excess OF $4,000. 900, so the COM
pany has determined to walt until legislative
action empowers It to carry out its proposed
p1a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
Total $s3,O52. .s91.99

AFhf. A. Law. President
KEgT0E WARNE. Vice frssiasnz
THOMAS ~. ANDREW. Cashier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
Weeks Trade Balance ss,O49,5s5

WASHINGTON. June 2p-The balance OF
trade In favor Of the United States during the
week ended June 60 was 81. 0t0h65 Exports
were $40 044,204. while imports aggregated
S2l e0i.G|O. Exports OF cotton totalcA 42,64T
bales, making a total since August Of s2bi
sSS. Thln abatement was Issued today by the
Department o. Commerce. based on figures
from II principal customs districts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
Of Philadelphia
RESOURCES

.oans and Investments Sls,75l 's6S,os
~. t.om Ranks 1896, ,795 q
Exchanges for Clearing
ua,,.e .. s24.3l4li
r..h and Reserve. 96ll,zi6e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
Usual July Cut in Coal Prices

The philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company has issued its circular OF wholegsis
prices to 20 into eject July | for that month
The usual ditcount of 20 cents per ton for imiy
VIII be allowed from the list prices quoted Tor
delivery Ht Port Rlchmond and New Yort
Harbor. there being no change from the prIceS
that prevailed In July. 1914
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
LIABILITIES
Total sss .O52, ,s9l.9
D TATNALI. LEA,
chalrman g lha BoaIa

cHAS Fl JAMES. Assistant lszH5s
rpeks s. SNYDER. Assistant EHsHHez
HARRY = Haas. Assistant z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. June 2o--The coffee market
points, Duting the day trading became stag.
nant, the market losing all Its early gains and
Mt the close was practically unchanged, Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
STATE BANK CONCESSION
May Withdraw from Reserve
system if They Desire.

Washington, May 13.-After consid-
Grafton lasting several months the Fed
eral Reserve Board has virtually de-
cded that it will allow state banks TO
enter the Federal Reserve system with
the right TO withdraw and surrender
membership if they so desire.
This is regarded in Washington as
the most important decision reached by
the board in many months. and IS be-
lieved TO assure the entrance OF mum
dreds of strong state institutions into
the system.
1t was said tonight the board prob
ably will explain in a circular soon TO
be issued that the only limitation on
the withdrawal Of state banks shall be
a to maximum retirement OF capt.
tai and reserves from the system dur
ing any one year. 1t also will be made
clear that the board does not wish to
make hard and fast rules governing
loans on real estate by state banks. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14

WILLIAM ADLER THEATRICAL COST VIE.
Mach II against William Ai4g Theatrical Ca.
turp.r. he " l0j vs.. Thirty .au S'r'.. O. d
sr.t. .H.-.t ~ 80 cents oA tll dJl~i. ta," La
bl.l.oo we're $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
Realty Notes.

Albert p A,lfo-t.. Iar.. has been pp0Htci
ssert fo- t.e ceyo. stony y .ar lai i.-f '.N
tto course o. erection ol L-u44Har. Al. !r-.e t'
corner u ~ g.. extending ttr.ucn CO. ~rre Obj a7
Rr1bav Brothers vi4 occupy oe '-,i st stories al
gre remainder wi. Pc leased as s.1Nroc-- a.i
Offices No manufacturing will De permitted DO '.a
bui.1.rs. which vi. ae reAdy for occupancy Leii
February.
William White & sons have been appointed
agents FOR III Reale ST y We.t Ia -. 4.d a
way $50 AID "a Broadway. AID I've residences a.
lst 90 lA West l.s'l 30
There wi he a meeting o. ne taxpayers and ell
Fers o. TIE Bronx tris evening az Mckinley square
Casino ltgh q and Boston Road o. protest against
tie imposition II Gle direct state tax QJesNoas "a
This subject VIA Pc answered Lieutenant Gov
er,r- Robert p Wssrs- AID A.frcI l.. Smith. e.
Speaker ~ the Assembly
DIS ereLl.s n II.l-....l Han. %. M..t ol.A 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
Suburba n Rentals.

TIE Douglas Robinson. Charles : Brown Com
pary LEASED fo- Robert y Sewcl BIS country
pace. lnown a. fleetwood At oyster Paw 10
Charles n Tiieri.t. o., N,w Yo:k. 81 ne season.
; Osc1o! Pei ~ 60 rented a. Rye Tor TIE sea
son BrdoE-lae. the p.aae o. Mrs william e. Pa
sons 90 George AIerts ~. sr3 90 John f'iip
~1usa the place o. Alexander TTowoFdse. a. sands
Point
Tie Lewis H. Nav Company hos leased as fol-
lows Al Far R1ckaway. Long l-itrd-For Nj.
Caesar Wei,,.aar. cottage Oh frarkil as % u.
Hahn. and BY Mrs., Charlotte LlaAti a., cottage cn
Long Is'and-Fo- Ha--y Woa..cy. cottage or Cedar
hurst ~ 10 Walter ~ S..v ar. AMI for Char-c' 4.
C0-. coti4g. Oh Oakland az. Co >. Charles liis-A-
i..ry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

LEONARD ST. Lafayette -. Duane 81 and Baxter
st. for an s'y courthouse. 500 u I'D uaiF 'rt'
cry o. !. owner, G Lowell. 20 Oh a.. ar POI
fecf. cost. sl'Ii..''
IsHAm ST. co- Seaman Az. o. = .'v 'c'n-
p1ray chapel -4nt0. B.4ri ~ Manages NJ f'"
diocesan Missionary art Church Extension S'-
cie'y ~ tie Diocese % y y. li0H 81 and An
s,eriam az oF.cs. II Knapp. 10 Liberty 10
architect. COST. $4,e'y
The Bronx.
BRYANT Az. es cor II lS-ih So ~ brk teum'.
tHH40: Reich Bdg GO. NcrA. 500 Re.f 81.
president. owner. " hoppe. so Nc'che,rr a' .
cost 'f
gRONXpALE Az. 70 on Barnes nv sy frame
gsrace. I51-0. DR. q y Fischer 34j J. San ~,
owner. II Nordhcim. l0s5 fremont aS. -rr-i,c.i
WALKER Az. 9 W cor Montgomery place. sy
hrE renmt 81 s,Yi0. So. J. As-.riuo. ntl- 1871
a. architect. Gust so 90
VAN NEST Az D. S. - Adams e.. ! SIS frame
oU.c -Jr.t. J. C4u.,1. $50 West Houston a..
owner. / Ilsciot.s. 59l l4s,h 81. architect:
cost $-.5uO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14

Part BLANCHARD Clear.
u vi a-i WI fDr nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
RECEIVERS aPPoINreo-sUPREaE COURT.
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Julius lev John D Rrane-simon Schumacher.
y Y TINS. ColEds FagAn-Ios Truesdalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
COUNTY.

......,.I. IOIN MY.
SUPREME COURT.
Par, roNPkIN~ J Case 900 trial Part u
NOI,SCHAt SER. J-NAtuTa.izAtlon to-day. Part
-kTOGI. J.-ftecess until Monday
Hem.indsr o. calendar goe- over uniu Monday.
sURROGATES CoURT-SAWYER. =.
az White Plains
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
C,.,,,s " Broyvr Mar h. lockwood
ACCOUNTING
.u,. A Wristt George Class
TO RELEASE SURETY.
TRUST ACCOUNTING.
stephen or-en ...-...,.-....,,
EXECUTORS ACCOUNTING.
Wilhelmins " tDttmann
DISCOVERY PROCEEDING
Louisa S-IiNng -
ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNTING.
James A McCombs
COUNTY COURT-PLATr ].
Cettsn NJrthernW estlisht Mccauhy DILLON
Davdson lOler Hiler EbngBrewingCo
Dietz Detz Freshman ic sAmahbfc"oo
This Is the last dag Of the Civil Term The
criminal calendar Will bs called IN tho County
CosxS - Aaa4AS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
SUPREME coUaI-sCUDDER. J.

sUPREME COUHT-StL DDEh. J,
DECISIONS
Perrine Connolly. Case or appeal settled.
Ko"op Co he: IN re Monroe street. IN re CLARK
A,eoie o,ier' .is1ed r. Verdi, directed Tor
,,,;r,'r Tor sls-2s6 No eItr4 allowance. Jucs-
ssrt 70 be entered Accortnxy
N By KELLY.
c,,.. .T,,-.it Development Co TIE motion Tor
new tri.l Is denied. The defendants vitn~1es
,e.,iHrd that the car did not E1ove aheAd Hne
p,,s.-e, $40 IN. car nd not move Tie other VII.
re.. Tor palati-. while he sad the car did not
-. ~ T. sfet u shake Considering the en-
10 t.,finouy the tao that al % tie wlInesse.
C-,,.ife M. Q .al4tT we're q 'eldahts empoles, l
80, ,r~,,~sd n ttiuk their cred1iity. etc. vas for
~ W.r, srt eil mo- Interfere witn tie verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MAY -
Manhattan.

~. f., rams IS tha, OF The deb'or n. second
,sa, % tAs creditor. Gnd dA,s when judgment was
tlef
hiA@ea+ ''"' ys6s a
Brow. j Goc,E. Aphl &. 1915. $50
FrslAeL ~anlr. anu carrie GiDson-Peop!. e. "a
Gre-a samuel FL { Demore,i; Nay :. lsl3
Hooker. Frederick-N RA!sAys Co; May igl,;
Hasn't. Helen WI Ral1 ct a.: Nov y iel.
= ,.,.....,, Mo.e.-Smith A NeSsler Co; Jan ..
isf-. ' slTg.B
Lud!Am. Frank A. Ani James Burns-H y Scale
- a Jar - 1914 s5.st9.tV
Maritime Dredging Co--City Of Y; April ~
nlen Charles y-B Gotthed May !. 1915 i3s3 2.
kanscme Concrete Machinery Co ac.lon.a
ell al MAJ :. 1915 soei =
'"' s. .9a %
ssn.e-Same: April 81. 1918. III g
~ame-~ame Feb j.. 1913: sVi.,
schAnfrr. Clirori A-W A shanahAn 20 "a :.
via.ont band D and Lowell NJ Palmer IT,
l. e. mrs. March 81. 1918. t3O5hp
NORTH Auua v--G Month Ct AL June "a
s. M s.me jaas 81. 1911 tr-,er.,i,. 1891 IS
Empire safe surety Co-NAuonA surely - 3un as
10. 1910 lreIerseal. S+'V''-'
The BronI.
Hr-hrnAn. John CO Miller. Nly !, lgiS ,es IS
sehreycI John FL Mayer. nov 4. isit. stSs'91
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
Dl-CHARGE DENlFD
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
NAY -.
Manhattan.

r.. following judgments we're FLED yeSieriAy. TIE
ftst name beng tl@t ~ the debtor.
American Convex Co. luc-I T0mgans ilnft'
&c. So s.
4 Is Construction Co. N'o boromo and 6 i.,..g
Ba.dn--J o Devlin CONSERVATION Co, !-ll -
=, 800 U-if,D O. Irr-H MIusliq = al : lN.s
Bsuman. Lyman. ana II " h0bc1s-J NJ We.
- fl0i
BASKERVILLE q HI b I>aVitL u =
Blake. J. T. w VI, Qladc. i'f
Bflea. J0scIl- Polds,A Realty ca. 20
U.rtoSift ils-slfy " New York. costs. filH 80
H.ast. A A-AmeL. .tu Fidelity 60. $500 .
Hafrs. : - 1'ftlarsf1i5 school ! .
E,rltr Chaflts % tf0Hil. SO -
UarIrlr samu,-Nsrket and Fulton National Bars
Of Nee N0fs ~. -
Carroll ID i NJ S.fiurmachcr goo g.
Crawf0ri. A WI " sfanclir tn D.
Courtney. " il Lcvngston $3.50 Il
Calhoun e Nm A hohi' son. s. fp
C.ly AID Colauy Home Gov Stone. .osV 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orahle John =. COhalan, a Surrogate 4
the County OF New York. NOTICE is here
by given TO al persons persons hay,9s cams ,hs
County OF New York. dec ,sed. 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
ness the ONCE Of Root Clark Buckner e
Rowland, 40. 81 Nassau Street. IN the
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of Sew York
on or before the ~ day ~ N9yemoer'
1915. MARY L. VICE Han
Dated. New York. the 9Th DAY Of May.
ROOT. CLARK. RUcKNER HOW,
LAND. Attorneys Or ENecutriN. 81
Nassau Street. New YORK.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
orable John L. Cohalan. a Surrogate ~
the County OF New York. NOTICE Is here
by given 10 all persons having claims
against Samuel II ktssam. late or the
County OF New York. deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscribers. at their place Of transactins
Ter & rice. No. SO wall Street IN The
CITY OF New York. on or before the nTst
day OF December next
dated, New York. the sixth day OF May.
LOUISE VANDERBILT KERR.
SARAH !. NISSAN.
WILLIAM ADAMS NISSAN.
wHITRIDGE. BUTLER & RICE. A,,or-
neys FOR Executors. % Wall street,
New York City.
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John L. Cohalan. surrogate
OF the County OF New York, notice Is here
by given TO all persons having claims
against Norman Pierce. late VI the County
Of New York. deceased, 20 present tho
same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scrlber. at his place OF transacting busl-
ness No. ISL Fourth Avenue. In The city
OF New York. before the Nth day Of
November next
Dated. New York the 2sth day OF April.
sPRAGUE s LOCKWOOD.
Administrator.
Is PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or HON
orable John =. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of
the County OF New York. notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against
Albert + Piummer, deceased. late OF the
County Of New York. TO present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers
at their place OF trsnssctirs business. No.
50 Cedar street. In the Clty OF New York.
on or before the ist day OF December next
Dated. New York. the 2isg day Of April.
1915. SENEY PLUMBER
JOHN W SIMPSON.
Executors.
SIMPSON. TEACHER g. BARTLETT,
Attorneys for Executors k2 Cedar
street. Nov York. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14

re fr,, name Is tina; Of The feh'or. he second
n of Tie creditor. Gni dA,e when judgment was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14

BERRY. MARCELLUS =. -- ~ PURSU-
ancs Of an order 81 Honorable John n.
CohaIan. . Surrogate OF the County %
New York. notice is hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against Marcellus
l. It.rry. late 81 The county II New York,
deceased. Goo present ttr same with youch-
ers thereof q tH, suIs.rIb.r. 90 Us place
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that it desires only 20 limit those
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