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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
GRAIN

CHICAGO, March 2G-Asscrtions that the
Turks bad disagreed with the Germans aud
that Rumaqia and Bulgaria were about to
take a hand in the war put the wheat mar.
kot today under a good deal Of selling pres
sure. AS q result, prices closed weak at
y to 3 &c net decline, Other losses for
the day were: Corn %0%c to &c and
oats 3s to u Provisions gained 10 to zoe
Bearsh foreign adyices ruled the wheat
market from the start Lower quotations
from Liverpool, said TO be largely the con.
sequence OF expected big shipments from
Argentina, gave the bears an advantage night
at the outset. Not long Gfterward came
rumors regarding Turkey Rumana and Bul.
garia.
Auspicious conditions for the domestic
crops helped keep sentiment adverse 10 the
bulls. Besides cash and export demand was
slow.
A further source OF disc0uragemeft 10
holders was a report that Russia was prepar-
ing TO ship $4,000 tons Of wheat from
Vladivostok
Aggressive selling by pit SPECTATORS forced
down corn. Oats saRged with corn and
wheat Packers and other recent sellers
wero conspicuous IN the purchasing that
carried the provision market higher
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
LIVE STOCK


KANSAS CIIt. March 26.-HOGS : Re.
eeipts G.200; higher Bulk S6656GsO;
heavy s66Od6.70: packers and butchers
s6.s0G6.s2 light $4,000 go pigs s625
b Cos.
CATTLE-Receipi 200; strong. Prime
fed steers $3.50 5.65: dressed beef steers
s7O0MgI5; southern steers $4,000 so;
cows s82jG7.OO; heifers S60OM85O;
stockers S6.25d 7.S5.
sHEEP-Receipts 1000: steady. Lambs
sg.OO@9 9.s5. yearliDgs S5.008 $50: wethers
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ADVERTISING RATES

Al ADVERTISEMENTS VIII be accepted IN
The World on the following conditions
ONLY:
Na ad less than l5 cents We reserve the
right TO revise and classify all ads. Return
wrong replies. Three.time ads, very seldom
fail Money refunded on unused Insertions
Errors corrected or money refunded.
RATES.
One cent word for all classnicatlons
except clairvoyants. personals and matri'
mOnial. which Is two cents per word; mini,
II you own phone, except for personal
furniture for sale and position wanted ad'
vertising, which are cash. Classification NOT
guaranteed after p. IN.
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NEW ORLEANS, Mhrch 2G.-Spot cotton
firm: 12 points up. Sales on the spot 2,7O0
bales; to arrive 9lj; good ordinary GA;
strict good ordinary 73O; low middling
793 strict low mddling s38; middling
BIS; strict middling 900; good middling
9.44: strict good middling 0.s1. Receipts
1925 stock 3j1 $50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27

Old Man---What are you fishing
for, sonny?
SOnny--Snigs.
Old Man-What are snigs2
Sonny don't know; l ain't never
caught any Birmin CHAM Age
Herald.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27

LIVERPOOL March 26.-Cotton spot
firm. Good middling j.84d; middlng 54sd
low middling 5.l0d sales 1000, speculation
and export 1000. Receipts AZ 600 Futures
easy May.June 5.3sd June.July 5.43d
July-August 5.19l2d. October November
5.62 I'd January-February 5.71d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
PRODUC II


KANSAS CITY, March 2G.-BUlTER -
Creamery % iac firsts 25Ac; seconds
13 lgri packing l5iac
EGGS -Firsts l7hc; seconds l7c
POULTRY Hens llci roosters 10 Rci
turkeys lir.
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cmcago cram and prorieIors.

KANSAS CITY, March 2G.--WHEAT -
No. hard Sl.i6 x a1.4 No. red sl44.
CORN-No. 2 mixed 72c; 40. white
oATs-NO. 2 white 5sc: No. mixed
SO X q 54l4c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27

CHICAGO, March 30 GS-Receipts
10000 strong Bulk SB8O66.70: light
Sd.50mGT2is, mixed $3.50 m6.75: heavy
S0.2j MB.75, rough SG2j N6A0; pigs $5.25
Gud.IO.
CATTLE Receipts 1000; firm. Native
steers S6O0Ms.jO, western $500 so;
cows and heifers $4,000 ts5; calves $500
MIU.au.
SHEEP Receipts 5000; sheep S715@
$50, yrarlings S700m925i lambs $3.50
1880
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27

GALVESTON, March 26--Mddlng g. 30;
receipts 1895; exports 2,G10; sales ! G52
stock 407 500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27

New Orleans Cotton Fntures.


NEW YORK, March 2G-Spot cotton
quiet. Mddling uplands 9.55 sales none
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO March -WIIEAT-No. 2
red 81 5ld Isl y No. hard nominal
CORN-No. yellow 72A
OATS Standard 81 Y IA IS Hc.
BAkLEN-Tl m 7Sc.
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SOMGLn Side
BaloqaiIn

Practically new modern home. east
front large living room across front,
dining room. kitchen, pantry and
closets on first floor, two large. well
ventilated bed rooms. one smaller and
large sleeping porch on second floor
Can give immediate possession and il
SOLD before rented again we are au-
OF $500 cash and balance like rent
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Roads Must Show
Correspondence

Continued From Page onc3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
Chicago Live Stock.

s75O@S15; ewes $72d@Is5; stockers
S'.75ds,75.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27

All advertising for position wanted,
furniture for sale and personals are cash
with order.
Out.of town ads. win mot be run un'
less remittance is made with order.
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65 Missionaries
Slain in Persia

Continued From Page onc)
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ROOM AND BOARD

WA'gFFD > Bosrders Phone 4677.
TABLE BOARD-Home cooking; IS per
.wera Jl2 South Denver.
FOR RENT--Pleasant front room, with
beard nrivate home: close in. Phone T15
FARMS
FOR RENT-Two choice improved farms !;
some pioving done. & J. Gallagher, Boz
T56 osmhigee, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

TULSA Red Ball Transfer Co.-storage. NOV.
Ing packing and shipping; family moving
our speciality. los North Boulder. Phoues
279 and 6i.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
MUSICAu INSTRUMENTS
INSURANCE

rs YOUR FAMILY insured ssainst accident
or Illness II not It will only cost you IS
year. Southern Surety Co, +. B. Sporks,
agent. Phone 1914
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FURNISHED ROOMS
"a AfrruTN
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS

FOR RENT T-Desk space; call 5l6 new
Daniel Bldg. or Phone 3646.
FOR RENT-Good office room: corner Main
and Second Phone 2g6. b. =. Pettus
POR RFNT-Store room, 1Gr40 feet, and
one 2Oxs0 feet; two light housekeeping
and one unfurnished room. 3Ii West First
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Id. c. Powers &
CO.

2O2 Y aih Main. PHONES SIC or So
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS
WANTED

ANTED-Three unfurnished rooms suit.
able for three or four young men must
be close in. Address 2s5 World.
WANTED By refined couple, two o. three
unfurnished rooms in strictly high class
home must be we'll located south side;
c'ose In, and NOT In a home with other
roomers give full particulars in reply. Box
200 World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS

HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems second
hand clothing. l5 Y West First. Phone
t2SS
GET THAT Spring Snit or Dress cleaned
and pressed ST. at Bankstons, 21l South
Boston Phone Gg7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
WALLERSTEIN GIVES
ESTATE TO EX-WIFE
Divorced Husband of Physician
Shows Continued Aztec
ton in Will.

Unusual means were taken by Harry
Wallerstein to prove he had no re-
sentiment because Dr. Adelaide Waller
stein obtained a divorce from him.
Walierstein died suddenly last Friday
night while visiting the apartment of
Mrs. Hall, at S28 Seventh Avenue.
His will was filed yesterday in the
Surrogates' Court, and he left every
thing to his former wife. He even
added q codicil after the divorce to
confirm his will.
DR.. Wallerstein is a well known club
woman, who was identified with the
organization of the Rubinstein So
cietv and later of the Mozart Society.
She has also taken an interest in char
liable work in connection with her pro-
fession as physician. She obtained a
divorce from Wallerstein in 1911, mar
ried Noble Mcconnell and now lives at
495 West End Avenue.
Wa!lersten was a leather merchant,
and his estate is estimated at about
S5. 900 He had not been paying ali
monv TO his former wife, as she did
not apply for it when she got her dI-
vorce. being rich in her own right.
Wallerstein made his will in 1897, in
which he made his wife sole beneficiary
and executrix.
About year after the divorce he
ratified this disposition Of his estate
with a codicil, saying, "ln view of the
fact that my wife since the making of
this will has procured divorce from
me and has since intermarried with and
is now the wife of Noble Mcconnell, |
wish to ratify and confirm in every
particular my will, it being my inten-
ton to devise and bequeath unto Addie
Mcconnell, formerly Addie Wallerstein.
all my property, both real and per-
sonaI, absolutely and forever; and TO
make her executor OF my Will"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
POLICE DEPARTMENT..

Qualified and AppoIntsd-Feb. 3: Ptlmn. j. W.
TulsOn ith. J, J. Roach, l2th.
PsnsIoned-Feb. G Ptlmn. ". II. Hurley. 2s3d. 81
$500 per snnJm. Appointed Jan: !. 1851
Transfers and Asslsnmehts,.Ptlmn Feb 8: r., J.
20 18th from bet Is: g. e. Cole. 10 S5th from G. o.
T. r. Markey, 10 18th from bet Is. Temporary
Assignments -Surgu. T. A. McGoldhck. Goth :. D..
90 cOmmoud 10Th :. D. n addition 10 bis Own 3
days. Fen,. O. se.st. I. Mensching s5d; 70 "a I.
to C. o.. 30 days. Feb 3: A. q. Rhodes. 1880. 10 7.
:, y days Feb 5: to e. o. from precincts indlcat-
Ell % DAYS Feb. s. 4. Caya. 18th: T. j. Harvey.
alst: C. J. Mills. 3sth. V. O'TOoe. 18Th: J. J.
Campbell l50th: 70 Oct B.. T. Lwerlins 18th. I
days Feb :: J. X Buckley, 18th. days. Feb; II
y !. Patton, 9Th 10 days, Feb. u. Il. Nosr aud
Chmielewsd. 9Th / d. 10 days Feb IL; 10 days.
stere,t. 10Th: P J. walsh SD: v. W. corsli. ss,h
J. J. Wilson. seth: J. y. FenBelly. ltTth; patron.
Ala MCMAHON, 26th. 10 days. Feb 10.
Leaves Of Absence with payj-srsn 2. VI. Fisk
10th = D.. days. Feb. to be deducted from
I.IaPs go pay RhdP y i ism se'HC d,y Fen
D. j. Prendergssi. l7lst. ! day. Fec, Z:
Rei,Orsd to outy-Ptlian. ,. ). Sullivan. 18th.
SUSPENDED without Pp-J. MeCaron, 2sth. ~
q m. FEB. :; r. J. IA Ivan. ash. III D. H.
Ioossth-Pumn. W Ryan. ed. at $40 p. n.
Am ndm,n,-s. o. 2ss. series 1914. is amended
by suDstl.utinz for the name OF ID. o. tclkoNch.
ll7th, tina, q T Dwyer lf7th. fSl lotn a.
ApSoatsd Special p,,rolnsn-r. J. whslAn. 2 :.
n t',ifg.y. W 3 GIL. !. J. Carey, ID, VI. osulli.
van. J. B oDonnel and b. foI. with he DeY' OF
Licenses. feO. D.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune J

Albany. FEB. s.--The ioll0Ting interpretations
we're fed with the Secretary Of State 10 tlay.
Reedcrsf Wares. Manhsuan: mountaineering reed
ton ST. II $ MaGt'ed p co,,ado o06.
Krilon: 1887 Fist a'. n. Y: :. krilor. NJ De-
'' Ar;h a Houts 4 Co. Manhattan; general IN.
sursnce: g 900. H. H. Bocll. l Liberty s.. y T.:
G.. ". Kirlman. ". z. Brader. y. y.
International Coupon COMPANY; Mmhs',an' pre-
MUM stamp business: So. 900: r. Prsu. 100 STATE
st.; BrooA,,n: = N. Burr u NJ wh,,asy n y
County; motion pictures; etc. r ',wysoeo' Va
Mcclure Photographic Manhattan $. 900: G. T.
= =; " \. Weed Perh Amboy. y -.
c v Drisss. Manhattan; plumbers. s,e ssg' ooe'
T +. Purcell, 2o2 Central az. "a, R"kIy1y r.
j yorhaus Il Sons. Manhattan. dealers ~ fufs:
$50 900: y Retman 1874 W 18th s.. y. Y. n.
'orhs% oon y 'G Ma@hasn all Kind. sapens e,e
$40 900: J. solomon. col W. ll5,h IT.. y, =. 81
FinkenberE.. l. Finkenbev. y. -,
realty. mfg. goods, mdse enter .nt9 contracts. &c :
$50. 600, 2; Calm. ! Madison ,'' " ~ o =
Di, .,;.n ~ s,sbiS Co Manhattan: Livery, etc
50 900 -. sunOwitch. % cstharine s. \. y; h
slPsIstSs ss,5 h,. n,Ss Co M.ah..n 5000 ~
unssr. iSs ". iSOth st. y. z: A b. unger. H.
'" 3, o's hnn CoaS store Manhattan: $40 900. d.
Krup. 1915 linton r.. Brooklyn: l. Feinbsu A
Ibs MaIiy 90 Of Ne~ York Rochester: ts1ties.
hurst: II II. MLB. II A joyce. Piti.burrb
Eastern States Package Co. Buffalo: S5ee0; X
G. Williams. Buffalo: II. Williams. W. smith. But
Rinetle Films. Buffalo; $50 600: A n. shsrry.
Buralo; l. J. Leah. o. A. Simon. Buffalo.
caihedral Construction Co. Manhattan: SIS. 900:
O B ci,ron, 50 =. iil.h st.. \. y: = chroG. l.
De Haven 4 splnsold. Maahau.n: general .h.-
atrical; IS goo; G De Haven. 1889 Brosdsas
y Y.:N Is spirsold. , spilsod. \; Y
FRY Eigh, PTop',gy VA ss,'a,; Ts.'y $40 oCs
EyGns " CINE Co Manhattan 5000; J. NJ
R,s,s westport. Conn: u. VI Ward. KrbS.
crane & Usrs. Mantauap dl,'lnar. etc $50.
30 j c crane. II psJ St. = y J J. Bins
b , Gss, sh' ess.i y Cop. NJ, sh.a.e $500
EDsiehn. So Centrs Pafk Wet. y Y. RAY
Ten fycs Wa rsman o--,en,. realty: 5000
y. ren Eyes 10 Nj, i, l. ! ciOi X
&c $50 Ooo: Is II Prlntz. sharon. Penn A
Priat- Warren. Penn. a pr'uiz. ianesto'sn.
snonic Pu5lkhins Co. Manhsuan. 5000. T.
snEgr. i5e Fourth a'. \. Y. ". A. Bcsckel. 8
sierSs TOYS. Manhattan: s. ooO: $. c. Gordon.
ycnksrs; W. = .s,sIitas. $. u. Minor. y Y.
rls h.m.9a % Williams coa,sr,iols Too Co.
IA Rachoisky c u Williams. Y Y.
Cs-isa Mig Co Ml..htOos m'g "slluon." a
p.sie'. pc.tsher ana metal cleaner. $50 900 a W
brii,on. s; Wall e.. Y. J. NJ. sullivan. D. u.
N.ehe, Nerf, Really Corp Brooklyn .o.eao
4 VI S,Amidi. 50 McnoaogsA - RfookSg. n.
Nse.er s. = Nasler. Btooktn
NGlre-ge loe5. M4llAt.an. taportins $40
GOV. A. De Nlisneu's. ses. rAsS-". fsis1.s-s.
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FIRE RECORD.

300 W 18Th IT,. Strauss 4 Co. s. 100
a0j-freish. ear. y y 9. II. T. T. Il. llih
az and 5jth Il. iriting
sn-iI ". 5sth a.. owner unknown. slight.
. 31-ies IN low 81 J smme & X liner slight
0O-l?a, Avenue A. Misha, Hurbsek. slight
> JOS Wafer D. So'e Aanu:s .urcls Aepsif
40. alton. $50
ESQ., = Easi 1924 st. LOUISA Bernstein.
trifnz
II .0S-i.-. Avenue A Mary Ryan sl'sht
II js-lie ". l2sib st., tTank Peters. u.flnz
PM
IL I0-li; ST AIMS sr Samuel Baisnsby. u sht
: 3J-I3s Second BENJAMIN Yeaflson. 800.
PM
/ 55-laI Second az u. Year.son. 500.
.-0--ls3I Amsterdam av ". Morris 500
? $50 Jackson 81 Anna warns trlnlaE
s -0---3i Division 81 May Davis triflng
sIj-sii Home st.. The Bronx. u. keismAn: tn
HiEg
5.3O-Trihi,s pl and Exchange pL Marlborough
Railroad. trirng
6oo-l,Os BROOK a7. The BrohI N. Finkelatsin:
$500
C3O-sos T. I25,h Ct Empire Auction Rooms
tr'di4g
5.aJ-iO r. OH q, weber 4 singer. unkloEn
SOFA Flfih az Florence Mcoogan. unknown
.9-fiuu Hiil sHd Easichester Roads. Bronx.
iola HcEcschu,en auto Lutk damage IN
slc-ij,a -lion sv Bronx. Daud weisenbenE
LieiHs. .
ls g9-i.g Z. l9.aJ'. J.-w. stOs4 thniH<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09

since nv first trip atop a Fifth
Avenue Bus it has be n borne in
.,,n me more and more that the
s.noIOyees Of this Company are
Il more courteous than the
culinary.
Whether it be because these
,ooductors and drivers are men
fbO,en for Etl- nicedes OF con-
duc, and department or whether
SrouOh association with the sort
i people that | find riding on
buses they have become more
han usually courteous | do not
know.
But never have | seen in the
,npIOy Of a public service COM
O,ny men so ready to do little
I,vor for one or 50 appreciative
d a thank you.
cR2.,l 9~R
@-S-0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
LET WEAKLINCS GO,
O'RYAN TELLS I'D
General Urges Engineers
TO Induce Mechanics
to Join Corps.

In polite language last night Major
General John F. Organ told some plain
,,,,s 70 the officers Of the Corps OF
Engineers, the reorganized 22d Regi-
nsnt Of the National Guard. On paper
he minated. they were an engineer
iar corps, but before they could be
, valuable auxiliary TO the army they
must yet muscle and knowledge. Some
PRACTICAL mechanics sprlnkled through
he ranks would DO no harm, he added
we cant make iron out Of butter
70, soldiers out OF weaklings,' declared
General Organ.
Tbirty-fve officers Of the new corps
attended the session. IL was their
regular monthly meeting. General
Q'Ryan was invited 10 speak by Lieu
tenant Colonel Eugene Van {. Lucas,
commander Of the corps.
Whether you like II or not" said
General Organ. "the physical standard
d your enlisted men must be improved.
Numbers do not constitute efficiency.
You are wasting your time when you
Instruct and train men whose physique
,byously will not stand up under the
demands Of the service in time OF war. ,
Proper development and training OF
The new organization WAS now the
problem before them, General organ
told the officers. The development OF
he corps could he measured in terms
d the zeal Of officers and enlisted men,
is declared. They must get together
md work for the new corps.
A suggestion which many OF those
PRESENT regarded as most important
',i the future Of the entire national
rsrd was made when General O'Ryan
yoke Of the breach between the guard
and labor organizations. Engineers
especially. he said. should be able TO
gsi in touch with union men.
he hoped that in the near future
kbor men would be invited TO attend
meeting Of the officers and talk
aings over II mechanics. carpenters
ifa other practical workmen could be
enrolled in the corps il would be OF
T-s'f advantage. he said. They were
lssi the kind Of men the corps needed.
Pans we're under way, said General
VRyan, 70 add 70 The equipment OF the
tops. Changes were TO be made IN the
srnOry. The dancing floor was TO give
viy 70 hard earth. where pontoon wag-
sa' and other prosaic vehicles might
sss9uvreI Stables were 10 be installed
~ horses and mules. All the appur-
finances Of a red-blooded engineering
ie'ps were 20 be theirs. II was up TO
hem to make good use Of the materi-
u.s. he said.
Needless to say" added General
ORysn, "this will not interfere with
'eeial diversions, which are unques-
uenaely desirable in the maintenance
he organization"
Il Is probable that the corps will
fsW chance 20 attend the summer
'arneerinr school Of the government
~ ~ Nnginia next summer. General
Ryan said that ne was glad TO be
VIC to say that none of the officers
ne regiment had been among those
= eriileise the orders which re-estab-
u'hed Il on new basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
AFFECTS LETTERCARRIERS
Postmaster Puts 70 on Sub"
List in Reduction Plan.

Postmaster Edward NJ. Morgan an
nounced yesterday that there will be
no extensive redlc tions in the city
force of letter carriers, but that owing
TO decreased revenues it has become
necessary to transfer TO the substitute
roll and temporary list seyenty-nine
regular carriers.
He added that these reductions will
in no way affect the present standard
of efficiency OF the collection and de-
livery service. The men who were last
appointed will be the ones to be put OF
me list of substitutes, and they will be
restored 10 the regular roll as soon as
their services are needed again. II is
probable that all will he in their regu-
lar positions within year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

MAGDALEN u. ZllMER July ., 1910. Net
500 $3.50 Edward thinner husband. received st.'35
Corlelia j. Becker sister life estate 10 s. 900 and
the rest passed 20 the two sons. Assets: III West
lo0th st. SiS 900. One-half Interest $500 H. the
equity in 300 Fast 18th ST.. appraised al 81. 900.
deposits <3SS; stocks. $S.S7S: jeWery. s2i0.
MINNIE II. ROCHE Mar Is. 1879. Net $4,000.
Two ncpheWs aud niece each received s3.363 and
two nephews were given s. each Assets: Equity,
81 $40. in 3l9 East 49th st. appraised At s. 900
One-half interest IN 3l4 East 49th ST.. S.Oll de
pOsits S203 and claims and personally. 81 oj'.
THOMAS !. TAYLOR dec. Is. 1919. Total estate.
$l9,lSi: net. Sl6.931; Luells L Nadden. daughter
received $40 600 and Mrs Ella Taylor. widow. re-
,ciyed G93. Assets: Deposits. t6s27 mortgages
and personally. $3.50; stocks. $3.50 and life in
surancc, s2Sl
LAURA - MARSH NOV. q. l9lD. supple
mental report corTerts minor errors In the dis
prsl,aL signed Aug % 1914 Caleb p. Marsh.
husband received a life interest In 500 344 and
ruities OF $500 each provided for Louisa
Badrldgc and Julia Badrlige sisters
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Practice ord,r.-.The. Glowing named WI isport
To Frmn list gSdei J. Mgt a. " - NeE-
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IT, a l. les a. ac;ins chic, ~ is'h BaltAloa
Psasluss igsssse.-A.sut w. II. Pelham Eax.
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9. M. Gould Left No VIII.

Oearles Moulton Gould. -presi-
%u Of the Gould Coupler Company,
no Died October 20 last at Bayside'
: Island, left real estate valued at
sSe and personal property of sos, 600.
=. Gould left no will, and application
~ made yesterday in the Surrogates
YuT Tor letters OF administration.
IN Lille Bell Gould, Of Ia East Sew
.y-hfth Street. his wife. renowned
tlaim 70 letters in favor of his
sG Charles A. Gould. president OF
- 1oald Coupler Company.
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MAIL. SCHOOL 20 BUILD
Scranton Concern Plans ST.
600 900 2O-Story Structure

The international Correspondence
School. OF Scranton. Penn. mas pur-
chased the property at the southwest
corner of Madison Avenue and Fortieth
Street from Mrs. Lillian b. HYDE and
will build a twenty story building esti-
mated 70 cost 100000. Ten floors
will be used By the school and the VIC
tor Typewriter Company, controlled ~
The same interests. The remainder OF
the building will be leased. d.
The Hyde property has frontage o.
Sal feet or Madison Avenue ana lZO
feet in Fortieth Street. She structure
will be from plans by Ii. ,. Gardiner
J--s. - e.. s>A--S
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held: Frmn. rs; srsds) W. vsnderbeck. H. 4 l..
70, reprimanded.
To 80 Acting chief.-Cspt. =. +. MahOney. Eng.
$50. designated acting chief Of 18Th Battalion.
Feb g.
Leaves Of Absence mo pAy) Lieut. ~ Hefer-
nan. Eng 2il. IL hours. Feb. g. frmn. ust ns'.cl
J. J. Connor. No. 2. Eng. 80. 90 hour. fcD. II.
Frmn. list grsiel W kuche. Eng %, 80 hmiFs.
Feb q: Frmn. list grade) &. J. Smyth. IT,. E4ig.
g.. SO hours, Feb. Q. Frmn. list gTadeD J. g.
Brown. II. l.. 0. IL hours, Feb 9.
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Mrs. Chaplain Murray Killed.

baltimore, Feb. S.-Mrs. Chapman
Murray. one of Baltimore's most prom
oimost Instantly killed by an automo-
lille truck here late to-day.
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FQker and Editor
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