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followers on a purely political PROPOSE

followers on a purely political PROPOSE
ton.
There are many highly important re-
iorins that are likely to 20 through
without much notice or debate. one of
on'se Is the plan of George w. Wicker
snams committee on the judiciary OF a
REFORM In court procedure. The SON.
Vention' composed mostly of lawyers,
understands that subject and will sup
port whatever expedites trials and short
ems the term OF appeals. DR.. Jacob
''ouid Schurman's committee on edu-
cation also IL likely to have plain sail
ing. The committee on the bill OF
rights, headed by Louis Marshall, will
almost certainly leave the bill OF rights
about as 1t is. 1t will not compel a
witness to testify against himself,
whether he is m official or a private
citizen. nor will 1t interfere with the
present system of jury trial. 1t is
likely to grant the right Of defendants
in criminal actions to examine the min
utes of Grand Juries.
The committee on suffrage In dis
tinctly In favor OF State conventions
for the nomination of judicial officers,
largely persuaded by Judge Cullen,
Judge Bartlett. Justice Ingraham and
Justice jerks. Chairman Tanner. sup
posed to be inspired by Gov. Whitman,
is opposing state conventions, but this
convention probably will leave the aues-
ton for solution by the Legislature. as
at present.
The committee on public utilities has
for ito chairman Judge Iedyard Il. Hale
who has been counsel for the upstate
Public Service Commission and IL e
pected TO resume hat office as soon
as the convention adjourns. Accordingly
the views OF the Public Service Com
missions are being well presented, to
gether with the interests of the Com
missioners, In that they are TO be con.
stitu;ional officers. 1t seems probable
that the convention will adopt this idea
The committee OF taxation has al
ready reported. and Its definition Of
principle Is TO be scanned closely.
II Is likely that the convention vii
settle down TO hard work next week
Its troubles will come when Chairman
Tanner. Chairman Stimson, Chairman
Bracket and Chairman Low have mad
their reports.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

.,p CIR mill W, all-Dorothes II Sim.
'SD to Park Sanitarium, l07 w $50
st. 10 yrs fT2~ AaE !, isi'; ATTY ! ,s.iSc
-1.nT ST al u, all-Irving G stern %
''Iiobn y Dorotka, 81 Il 10th st, 2sols
yrs from Jan Is; Slb...c:.m':'i; 2oS
nth Az, lss, ,limhSMsn GIe'iSI5c s,,y'
I"hn IL Knox. 90 w1,y,..,...,.,N $1,000
rtpIXABETH ST. 26l. 2 stores and rear
bernard j MacCorry to An
,nnimn Narsala, 25l Elizabeth ST, S lila
yrs from Apr /, 1915; attys' Paskus' g
l. II, 2 Rector st.a;'.'.,;;'U.';osl,so o
18TH ST, 81 q; lc2d s. ~ "; reyd IS 81.
ta,es 'Corpn to Simon A uhlfelder, 74s
q, Nicholas av. : yrs from oct !, 1914;
attys, II II Uhlfcldor, 49, Nassau S''|''ZOo
Br0ny.
ARTHUR Az. 229t, hall extension-Harry
Held to Bnai Israel Anshe OF Fordham.
1894 Arthur av' yrs from AIT J., '.Io,
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+ 4 ESTATE FOR SAIL
CONNECTICUT.

NEW COTTAGE BUNGALOW FOR SALE
6 rooms below. 8 rooms upstairs. could
he 4. al latheh and plastcred, large wood
room. modern improvements, broad piazzas
located on eauttu cove Of l.. l. SOUND
between Stonington, Conn. and Westerly
X l.; trolley passes door. approximately
acres: more II desired, new garage &C
commodities 4 machines; fine for gentle
mans residence. no brokers. Address A. :
BRAINERD. care OF Geo. II. Mcdonald
Noank, Conn.
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OF an order OF Hon. John =. Cohalan. A
Surrogate OF the county OF New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all per.ons
late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers at their place OF trans
acting business, No. l6S Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. In the City OF New
York, on or before the hrst day OF De
day OF May, 1915. ADELE MARTIN. ES.
ecutrls. WILLIAM ROBERTSON. WILL.
lam II. ELLISON, Executors. ELLISON
4 ELLISON. ATTORNEYS for ESrcutrix AMI
Executors, ls5 Broadway. Manhattan. CITY
OF New York.
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BOwDoIS, JULIA IRVING GRINNELL.
In pursuance Of an order Of Honorable
John /. CohAlan, a Surrogate Of the County
of New York. NOTICE Is hereby given to
all persons having claims against Julia
irving Grinne.! Bowdoin, late OF tho County
OF New York, deceased. to present the
same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub,
scribed. at their place Of transarting husl.
ness. No. Is Broad Street, In the CITY OF
New York. on or before the LIST day Of De.
cemher next. Dated New York. the SIN
day OF May. 1915. EDITH q. BOWDOlS,
DANIEL r. K~INGSFORD. Executors
sTETsON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL Al
torreys for Executors. Is Broad street.
CITY Of New York
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SANDS. rAYo-In pursuance OF an
order OF Honorable John p. Coha!an. a
Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons
having claims against Tayo Sands. late OF
the County OF New York, deceased. to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
the suhscriher. at place OF transactinx
business. No. Is Broad Street. in the city
OF New York. on or before the 4th day u
day Of March. 1918. OGDEN LIVINGSTON
MILLS. Executor. STETSON. JENNINGS
& RUSSELL, Attorneys for Executor. Is
Broad street. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
OF New York.
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POMROY. MARY EDSA-ln pursuance
OF an order of Honorable John +. Co.
halan, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE il hereby given TO all per.
sons having claims against Mary Edna
Pomroy, late OF the County OF New York.
deceased. to present tho same with
vouchers thereof to the Subscribers at their
place OF trausactlng business. No. 80 Pine
Street, In the Borough OF Manhattan. city
OF New York. on a. before the hrst day
OF October next. Dated, New York this
nth day OF March, 1919. II. ARTHUR
PoMROY. HENRY X POMROY. Exeou-
tors. SATTERLEE CNSFlEI.p n STONE
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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LIS PFNDFNS.
Manhattan,

3.TH ST, : W-Albert Hughes agt Bankers
Estate Co ct al tsepu'stration proceed
inrsl; atty, j NJ Williams
9TH Az, = " cor 2loth st, 90 ilxl00-
carl VI owen sgt John II Rodinc ct nj
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atiys, Fruc-
aun x Robinson
BROADWAY, 9 . cor Hyatt 81, eOxsS-
Carl NJ owen agt Park Mtg Co ~ al
foreclosure ~ mortgagel; attys, Frue-
aun n Robinson.
MARBLE HILL Az, . =, 236.2 II 3 W
o2Sth st. E0NlOO-Ctrl " owen aFt
Joseph ROshorg 81 nj foreclosure OF
mortpagcl; attys, Frueaun a Robinson.
18TH ST, 337 E-CommouweaNh lns 60
Of y Y agt sara A Horowitz e. al fore
closure OF mortgage; attys, Bow-rs &
Sands.
Bronx.
NORTH A DRIVE =. al " division
line between lots 81 Il 50, 3ilX99. $
phehe Rauch ct al agt Margaret Jennie
Troy Cannon ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
atty, g L HalloCk.
18TH ST. SIS T. also l67th 1t, SEE f
Jennie Currier ct al, as eNrs, agt An
thony DrutsCh ct al foreclosure Of
Mtg: attvs. Pressinger & Newcomhe.
MOEnIS PARK Az, II :, $40 9 white
plains I'd. 95xlOO; also Morris Park av.
n s., 1913 White Plains ri, 45x5OO-
Thomas ! Donlon agt Lawrence Kron-
enhrrger ct al foreclosure Of mtg)
atty, NJ ! sullivan.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

18th ST. eos to 200 w-Samuel ThGma-
son agt Wyanoke Realty Co 4 Hugh T.
O'Reilly. owners ,renewaD $50, So, go. %
I'D Az, l~&07-Hyman Bros agt Mamie J.
Kaufman. owner; Morris Levin. con-
Bronx.
STERBINS AV 1898 a. 1905 n Miller,
Inc, agt Lysteb Realty a Holding Co,
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The T. eE'tt committee therefore,
v. II It. voted in two or three dit
'-..' ".E. on the subject, II unani-
t.. r rrvCr Of g reapportionment,
ana or O. basis Every county, except
49, .'n. 'n nave at least one represen-
''.' " '.r ASS mhly no more than
81. As r,ymon; Sew York city as
."' 'r. organized never to have
h"' '... half the Senate 10 be com
, 10 present, Of ffty-one mem
.. %yw York city never TO have
h.n '0 hNlf.
weeks remain to finish the
c.'''.. us work, Many Republicans
~. t.mc should not be n
'" a. political fight over reap
.u'. II is pointed out by
Vic. 1896. Bracket that every conNeh-
''H "'ut 'hr state was organized mas
t"piar' o,,l the state for legislative
l4's 500 a.i that there Is no more
reason Why 4 legislature should nix us
u~Sr''s man why II should nix HS
SSfm o' office and It's salary. But otnei
N'ppl.HyHS are reluctant, and they IN
clne generally the delegates AZ large
,s"p quietly, but nOno the less ell
'eIF't, tfo a controlling force.
h"'or''' Qulgg, smith and those VINO
MINK VITA them on this subject prob
s0y ar, % majority of the Republicans
VI 'A" convention, and with Tia. aid oI
.' Democrats could no doubt carr,
mrr rl.H'. But evidently for part,
nn4"'ns 'Gcy viii not split with Messrs
"~s N!cEcrshaIp, Stimson and thei'
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NOTICES.

BOWDOIN. TEMPLE.-In pursuance o.
an order Of Honorable John y, Cohslan. a
sSIn,TIIISEfr!' 'II vsyy 11n 10TH.
having claims against Temple Bowdoin
late o. the County Of New York. deceased.
to present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribed. nj their place of trans
acting business, No. Is Broad street. In
the City OF New York. on or before the LIST
the sth day OF May. 1915. J. PIERPOST
MORGAN. DANIEL 2. KTNGSFORD. Er.
ecutors sTETSOS, JENNINGS n RUS.
SELL. Attorneys for Executors. Is Broad
Street. City OF New York.
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SATISFIED

(with name and address OF lenders at
torney,D
WEST END Az. l5A 3 . cor 9Th st, c55x
100. Dec 2s, l906-Alh"rt j q and Louise
J Reimann TO Geo J Roll, eNr; atty, Jno
A Pell, 1874 Nassau -, 600
SIN MORTGAGES--Jno ID Crimmins to
! 60, 1875 Rwny, .,.,.t,,f l2 $50
18TH ST. 2Ss W. s 5, $40 e West End av,
eOxlO2.e, June rs. 19l<-Susan p Blum
to Marion Assets Corpn. AS w 7?d st;
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sATIsFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan,

LEXINGTON Az, s . cor 8Sth sex
auer 4 Lemke agt Allerton ssth st Co
ct al, Jan 30. 1916 .............3so9.9s
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SALES by AUCTION.

DAVID SHAPIRO sells japanese bric-a
brac from the 26th to Slst. Seaside. Rock.
away. y. Y.
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iORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender an,
lenders Attorney
Downtown.


CSouth OF Fourteenth st)
asa Douglass to southold Savings
Bank. Southold, l. l. MY 81, pr mig
$500. l yr, 5l7 p C: atty. l. 7 90. l15
whhT.KER ST. 5 $, 55.i e church st. 2oxsS
CoS ano' rus. :oa 9Th az, July %, .
yrs. 5 p C; atty, l. T Co, 100 BROAD:
BMW6SogME ST. .ias, -Nathan iRass to
Henry walker. ~ Livingston pl, Aug 2s.
1914. install, - p c. attys. seley 4 lie:
vine, :i5 Montague st. Bklyn......t .2bo
Esat Side.
East OF Fifth az, between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
PARK Av, cor slst ct, lo2 ?nso-North-
cote Rlty co to David Lydig. Lenox' Mass,
July. 10, due as per bond atty T,6 Soc
s,sT ST, 5. 60 " park av, 2cxio22-
Northcote Rlty Co to Kath Il Childs. 81
4 sist st. July 10. ! VI. 8 p c.; attys;
Hull & Horton, So Bway $4,000
West Side.
west OF Fifth az, between Fourteenth
and iioth stsD
1,sT ST, $ =. 27h e nth av. boxes.s-
Loewcr Realty Co 10 Edgar ) Applehy'
trus, Glen Cove, l. ] July Q. . yrs, sia
.,grs E ST. 4!'y y t. t. 8 500 &C. : lin iIS S "y. yl;7i5i,,s.s ;' iis'
st, $ =. s25 iith av, 75xss9-V oewer'
Gsmbrinus Brewery Co to Henry W Ply.
.S: attys, Cravath & H., 81 william
st $3.50, 600
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF Il0th ST.
l4sTH ST. n q. 2766 " Amsterdam av, lbsx
qg n-Rohert g Macbeth ct al to Kath
u Hicks. Morristovn, \ j, July 22, l VI,
8 p 9; attys, Presslnger a Newcombc, 60
Wall 'SlV'VoV
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
TIEBoUT Az, e?6S. W 9. ls7x7s.3-Edna
A Patton to Ellie Kavanagh, July %, due
as per bond; attSs, Bergman Il ID. S?ls
L6Ts Isl to ias, map Paul estate-saml
July 10, due Ms per bond atty, N f.Titls
Ins Co. l3b Bway .S2,So0
FRANKLIN AV. 1891. W $, box2O6-Loui'
T. Kleban Co. Inc. to Beneneon Rlty Co,
yrs. 5h p c; atty. r @ a T Co. -
BRSYTRSr Av., i,tss, VS. soox,ioo-pomeniSS
Taurone TO Maurice STACK, itss Bryan
LT& T co, 1850 Bway..,.........1l ,Oot
SAME PROPERTY--Same to same, pr mts
$500. July 20, due Oct 20, 1916, 6 p,G,
WALES MV' 1901 n iSo,h st. So
lo5.t-John. Hoey TO Geo Ehret, 49,
Park av, July 20; atty. N Y Title Ins GO
sT'EEIBBniSSs Av, : cor Freeman st, 81 3,
iill-Johanna Hampp to Morris
Weber. 5t2 W 18TH 81, equal lien witt
see, 600, July 2S, 8 yrs, 5h y c until Sep
!, 1915 and : p c thereafter; atty. l. 7
s6uTn fG ft III pSa ~. at W . Hu tSiGD'
son River. Government Channel, hein,
lots II and ~ map Of properties decided
to Mount Vernon suburban Land Co o
al-Mount Vernon suburban Land Co Il
Alex V Fraser, 3O6 w led At. ct al, exrs
Mar 25, due Apr /, 1916, 9 p c; atty, l. I
a. I Co, lOO B"aS' ''..,..,,,, S2O, 20
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Ino-e VINO mink with Mr.. Tanner
ask, What's the difference? The Gov
trnor appoints all these people now" And
hey receive the answer surely, but
'ow the powers are distributed. They
are exercised by many men, from many
colnt'es. You propose 10 consolidate
mem, 10 put them in the hands OF n
lew men. II Is much easier for the
Governor TO be n dictator with only
Twelve men 20 handle than II he had
the minds and cOnsciencos of $50 or
more & dea. with. 1t is easier to get
twelve men to prostitute their places to
persona. or partisan ends han it is to
set 100 men 10 do it,
Even g the convention can he salts
led on this point there is another con
cetn.rg which it requires to he Informed
ttl.rc tho four year term proposed cay
re tar'hertd. 1t wants 20 rear from
re committee on State finances. which
Las IN hand the project " a State
budget. II is proposed that the scheme
o. appropriation shall be formulated
by tie Governor and presented by hin
70 tie legislature. The Legislature may
reduce the Governors estimates, but
may no; exceed them; nor may 1t in
Noduce new subjects OF appropriation
J. Is safe to predict that when these
hats are presented, as presumably they
WI be In "A few days, they VIII b'
subjected to the critical and somewha'
tlsp.c.Jus scrutiny OF about l25 hare
headed, rather elderly country lawyers
whose IFS and butts" will fill many
pages ~ the convention record hetor'
the Governor to be elected In 1913 II
assured of "a four year term.
Another subject to DO disposed of Il
mat ~ legislative apportionment. TIT
Democrats IN the committee on legisla
we organization, headed by forme
Speaker Al Smith. and the Democrat.
IL the convention generally seem 4
want an apportionment by The conven
Ton Itself instead OF By the Legisla
lure. Lseali2!ng that their dream o
conquest Is gone they still think the!
WI! DO better IN a body of this 81
where ~parllsanship Is not rampant. AM
lh'Q which personal ambition enter
slightly, y at all. than they would Il
a Lgg 'ttIre. where the spirit OF par
tsJ snip would be at least equal,
strong as here and where every mem
Der WOE hold HIS own political inter
estS "a l.gA consideration
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TO NORTH JERSEY COAST RESORTS.
Sandy Hook Route New Jersey Central.
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4? Day All Expense Northern ruise
SEQ. Booklet free Red Cross Line. Now York.
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II IS already apparent that Chairman
Tanner and his committee realize that
they have a big job OF their hands 10
pass this amendment. SO. artfully
some say, they are going about II piece
meal. Every one agrees that the Gov
ernor should have n larger salary Now
no receives only $4,000. Scores OF
State oiicers-Judges. Public Service
Commissioners and the lIke-get more.
Nr Tanner has employed the practically
unanimous sentiment in favor of
doubling the Governors salary to place
before the convention the project OF a
four year term.
When he offered the amendment las,
Thursday reporting In favor of its pass
age without communicating In the con-
yention its real purpose Lemuel Ely
ou.gg demanding that II be read In full
Then It turned out TO be "A provision for
a four year term and an annual salary
OF $4,000. Judge Patrick W. Cullinar
OF Oswcgp was on his feet IN n second
He was in favor OF the election Of the
Governor for four years. but ''tenta.
tvtly.' that is. provided the Governor
snould not have powers which MIR. Cul.
IMAM believed TO be hostile to "A re.
publican form Of government" Arthur
BALDWIN OF New York city harshly
an'ed at the recall as a natural oc,
eom?animent Of a four year term.
The sentiment which Judge Gull
nan only slightly reelected apparently /!
bt a partisan sentiment. 1t seems {,
extend widely throughout the couven
uln. Nor VIII the convention be sat
SIZED even when Mr.. Tanners plan II
'l.y disclosed and the convention ha,
teer apprised how short the short bal
l7;' Is going to be and how extensiy,
ae u he the powers conferred upol
lie Governors departments.
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Twin name and address OF lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name Is omitted
address party of second part.)
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FOR FEW CHANGES IN
STATE CONSTITUTION
Consolidation Of Departments
Is Biggest Innovation Urged
at the Convention.
u,Ep FIGHT Is EXPECTED

n,,yY. July 2j.-Of $50 PROPOSE
.,.,s ~ amend the state Constitution
49,. lave been introduced In the conven-
claw since 'ar session began III days
100 r.t one of Importance has been
,,,c.l on she tuird reading.
IT. g1.ng over the work OF the owen
Zion committees. now about completed,
H.. sri, striking change seen to be con-
,.m,,lt,I is In the organization OF the
STATE government. and as to that the ac-
tan ot the convention itself is in much
5aln,. The Republican state chairman.
Frederick c. Tanner, is chairman OF the
committee having this reorganization In
hand. His plan. taken with that of the
committee ON state finance. OF which
Henry /. Stimson Is chairman, goes far
award making the Governor a dictator
and toward reducing the Legislature 10
N, level OF the New York city Board OF
Aldermen.
undor Il the Lleutenant-Governor, the
states flscal officer, however designated,
and the Attorney-General Ne to be the
only other elected State officers and the
numerous bureaus now existing, to the
number OF more than $50. are to be con-
soidated into about n dozen depart.
ments. the heads Of which are to be
named by the Governor. The Governor
Is 70 hold Office for four years and his
heads OF departments with him. How
sweeping this change would be Is illus.
.rated by the fact that the State En-.
gIneer and Surveyor. the Superintendent
Of Public Works, in control of canals
and the Highway Commissioner, In con.
troll OF the State roads. are to be ron.
souiated into one OH ce. the head oil
which will have In his hands the expen.
diiure Of something over $1,000, O0C
weekly through a term OF four years.
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Gas, OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth ana
ll0th sta

PARK Az. 5 cor slst ct. 10? e~neo-North-
cote Rlty co to David Lydig, LenoN, Mass,
July rs, due as per bond. atty. TO CO.
I76 SWAY ........ $50, 900
slsT ST, 8 $. go " Park av, 2oxi02 3
Northco,e Rlty Co to Kath Il Chllds. -
+ slst st, July IS, ! yr. D y c. attys.
Hull & Horton, 66 Bway. 1000
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Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Steamship
Lines. clyde Mallory lri-por'o Rico
Lines, 800 Broadway. New York Cl;y.
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
voluntary and Forced offerings In
Manhattan aud The BrOnH
TUESDAY, JULY 81
IA VESEY STREET.

TUESDAY, JULY 81
lat IL vESEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
9th ST. 90 f., 3 =. 81 W Park av. leN
1875. 4 sty dwlg-M = Bondy aRt S u
Robinson ct al: VIM Bondy. atty; NJ ]
Mccarthy. ref; due. S7,46l.t2; taxes.
&c. s2.i39.90.
by Joseph T. Day.
ST NICHOLAS AN, 1851, @ =, so n l7sth
st, lO0xl00. 9 sty apt house & strs-
Allenel CONSTR Co agt Rosie Levy ct al:
Wolf q X. attys. Wilbur Larremore. ref;
due, 332, 625. 20; taxes. SC. f,SsO. sub to
mtg OF $3.50. 900.
iisTH ST. S62 W. $ A., i5t g M~ornlngside
av. 17xl00.11. 3 sly dwlg-M l. white
field, gdn. agt Mary McDonough ct al;
r A II Dayton, atty; Myron Sulzberger.
ref; due, $40. 400 81; taxes. SC, sj79.2t
NORFOLK ST. III, " 2. $50 = Houston 81.
25xl00, 8 sty nat & strs-E A Mossmon
sgt Rachel Pasinsky e. al; Pressinger q
n, attys; J C Thompson. ref, due.
$40, $50 90,
SEP ST. 2i6 W. . 8. $50 W Amsterdam av.
25xl00.5, s sty tnmt & strs-Trustees OF
the Leake and watts orphan House agt
star Mtg Co ct al. Nash n J. attys; W
a Hlrsch. ref; due. f5,e723s; taxes
&c, f2l626.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-07-16
REPORT OF RECEIPTS TO DA'
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REV
OLUTION.

Ethan Allen chapter, d. A. R., was
entertained on the afternoon of We'd
nesday, July 7, at the home of its
regent, Mrs. John H. Stewart, with
thirty members present and sever al
guests.
In the absence of the secretary, Mrs
Elizabeth Mcfarland Mrs. E. T.
Cushman gave her report, showing the
chapter in flourishiug condition. Six
new members have been added since
the annual meeting
The year books for 1915 We're dis
tributed among the members by the
committee, Mrs. Russell and Miss War
ner, who deserve great praise for their
untiring efforts in securing and publish
ing of the new programs.
Miss Susan d. Parker reported the
Red Cross work in an encouraging con-
dition as thirteen more mite boxes had
been added to the lists of the other
ten, and each shows a gain in money
deposited.
The committee on flowers was d.
rected to forward flowers at their own
discretion to Mrs. Charles Earl. "A mem
Der of Ethan Allen chapter, who is very
i'll at Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
lingtOn.
The Flag lore subjects was discussed
at some length and left in the hands of
committee.
The literary program opened with a
very interesting paper by Miss Mar
garet Sheldon. Subject, Charles w.
Eliot, Leader in Education.
Mrs Charles b. Wright was called
upon by the sregent for report of the
Twenty-fourth Continental Congress,
in Washington, d. c., which was very
much enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. j. E. Cheesman, charter mem
Der of Ethan Allen chapter, and its for
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-07-16
SPRING GROVE YOUNG PEOPLES
ASSEMBLY.

The Epworth League of Burlington
district of the Methodist Episcopal
Church has fixed August 8 to Is as the
dates for the young peoples assembly
at Spring Grove camp ground near New
Haven.
The president of the assembly, the
Rev. George E. Robbins of Castleton,
and District Superintendent Burt Muir
ray Kent of Rutland have arranged the
strongest program ever offered at
Spring Grove to attract the young
people of the district.
Among the speakers promised are
Bishop William Alfred Quayle, D. D.,
LII. D., of st. Paul; Bishop John w.
Hamilton, D. D., LII. D., of Boston;
President Samuel Plantz, Phi. D., LII.
D., of Lawrence University; the Rev.
Daniel b. Brummitt, d. D., of Chicago,
editor of the Epworth Herold, and the
Rev. Wilbur F. Sheridan, D. D., of
Chicago, general secretary of the Ep-
worth League.
During the assembly the Rev Charles
A. Boyd of Burlington will give series
of five lectures answering the question
is the Church on Its Job?'
The registrar of the assembly is the
Rev. c. W. S. Becker of Pawlet.