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BRITISH CALL TO GOMPERS.
Aid Asked IN B%ettering Condition
Of NnsslRn lew.

The Jerish Daily Neus received q
cablegram from London yesterday say,
ing tha, w. A. Appleton, secretary OF
the General Federation of Trades
Unions, had asked Samuel Gompers
president OF the American Federation
OF Labor. to work with the Britist
labor leaders In trying to improve the
condition of the Jews in Russia.
Mr.. Appleton has been in Il recent
conference with NJ. Bark, the Russian
Minister Of Finance, on this subject of
alternating the distress OF the Jews IN
Russia. NJ. Bark left London. 1t was
said. promising to do what he could to
help matters.
AZ soon as the Jeioish Daily New.
yot word from Mr., Appleton that he
was seeking Mr.. Gompers's cooperation
the paper sent Il telegram 10 the presl-
dent Of the A, +. Of l.. in San Francisco
urging the convention nov assembled
there ITO take such action as will fur.
uher the movement for the granting oi
human rights to Jews everywhere"
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L


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
THE NEW YORK TRUST ~COMpANF.
Plaintiff, against fEItRAL G. DlNiNNY
ct al, Defendant
pursuance OF a judgment OF tore.
closure ami saie dug made ani entered .,
the above entitled action ana bearing cate
the fret day OF October. 1919, !. The unis5-
signed. Referee In said judgment namea.
VIII sell at public auction at the EAchirss
Salesrooins, Nos. 1915 Vesey street. IA
the Borough of Manhattan. City OF Nov
York, on the lst day OF November. 1871. 1t
II o'clock. noon ON that day by HENRY
BRADY Auctioneer. tho promises d,tee'"d
py saiu 70 pe soIu anu therein
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BANKERS KEEPING
EXCHANGE STRONG
Brokers Attribute Firmnpss Of
Rates to Powerful
Support.

Sterling exchange rates continued
strong yesterday. Demand advanced to
t.s4s. and cables to 4.S5ss. This con-
pares with a previous close OF 4.Siia
for demand and t.6jta for cables. For
elgn exchange brokers say that there
are evidences that n strong banking conf
bination has been formed for the pur-
pose OF en~deavoring TO keep sterling
exchange from going clio "A certain
price. Two big trust companies and a
prominent national bank are said TO be
among the heavy buyers Of sterling. 1t
is generally believed In financial circles
that the foreign exchange experts OF
these three banks are responsible for
the continued rise in the rate,
Francs were lover, closing at J.97E
for checks and 5.s6ls for cables. against
a previous close OF $50 for checks and
5.95 for cables. italian lire was quoted
at 6.i6. Rubles were lower at 81.
Marks were irregular. Sight drafts
advanced from SIX TO slas. while cables
dropped from 81 y to 81 1-16.
Reports were current in Wall Stree
yesterday that there had been a hitcf
Ia til. negotiations for the placing her,
Of a supplementary credit for Grea
Britain. This report was caused BY III,
fact that no announcement was mad
yesterday. as was expected. II was ex
planned in banking circles hat Their,
was no hitch, but that several of tn
banks had already made large advances
to their London correspondents and wer,
anxious to know how much more the,
would he obliged to advance In case the.
completed the proposed syndicate. Som,
of the London banks seem to prefer L
act Independently with their correspond
ents In this country rather than form
a syndicate abroad and act with a New
York syndicate. A speedy settlement o
the matter is expected.
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ROCKEFELLER AIDS COMPANY
Lends Ltnseed Corporation MIL
tons without Collateral.

That John II. Rockefeller stood ready
to advance large sums of money TO the
American Linseed Company as a loan
and without any collateral was the
statement made by x. II. Adams. prcsl-
dent of the company. in the annual re-
port TO stockholders. 1t was later
learned that for some time Mr.. Rookie
Teller had been advancing money 10 the
company whenever II needed funds TO
purchase supplies and that his loans to
the company were sometimes as large
as between 5000. 900 and 81, 0UU. n0o.
The balance sheet III the American Linz
seed Company as of September 80. 1914.
SHOWS notes payable amounting to
sl.J45.0Oo. Practically all Of his money
was then owed to Mr.. Rockefeller.
In speaking of this ARRANGEMENT with
Mr.. Ruckefeller Mr.. Adams said The
Increasing surplus Of your company has
caused many Inquiries TO he made as
TO wheu. the company would probably
begin the payment OF dividends. ard in
reeponso 10 these inquiries we feel Il
proper To say that the officers Of the
company would moi feel they We're act
ing In the Interest OF stock holders were
they to give consideration To Tn" pues-
ton OF dividends until the company had
accumulated a surplus as would give
reasonable assurance OF its ability IL
operate In the future without embar-
rassment We're 1t obliged to finance its
current requirements through the ordi-
nary channels instead of through the
exceptional agreement which Il has beer
able to make for some years past"
The report Of the company for the
year ended September 30, 1915. show
"A surplus available for dividends oi
81 .0O7.630. as compared with sSo5,6i1 Al
the end OF the previous year. This was
equal to 6.0i per cent. earned on ths
si6.75o.000 preferred stock, The gros.
earnings were $2,5l9.4s1. rs compare;
with s1.924.9is II year will ne
earnings of sl.0sl.661 against s4os $40
The surplus available for dividends after
being added to the total surplus gave z
tota! Of s2.57s.427. against Sl.51o.73i
on September 80, 1914.
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RAILROAD REVENUES UP.
Increase $4,000. 900 In septemb be =
over same Month Last Year,

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 9.-Further details
were given out to-day by the Interstate
Commerce Commission In regard to the
improvement in the business being done
by the railroads In all sections OF the
United States.
To-day's figures covered the revenues
and operating expenses of l67 roads in
September. In that month net revenue
from railway operations aggregated
more than Sl06. 900 900. as compared
with $SS.777.000 In September. 1914. In
the Eastern district. comparing Septem-
Der "a year ago with September VI this
yea the increase was from $50 ,0O0, 900
to 1000 900 Southern district. from
nearly $40. 900 900 to more than $4,000
900, Western district. from $4,000, 900
to $4,000, 900.
For three months ended with Sep
tember last net railway revenues aggre-
gated S2s4.50O, 900, as compared with
SEAS. zoe. 900 in the corresponding period
of 1914. For the three months period
increases were noted in the three geo.
graphical divisions. in the East from
Sl02. 1862. 900 tn more than $l25. 900. 900.
For the one month period the net rev.
enues per mile of the 1871 roads in
creased from 1853 90 &7l: the net
operating expenses per mile decreased
from s77+ TO $3.50.
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TO SHOW MONEY NOT
BRIBERY, COURT RULES
German Saloon Keeper who
Asked Favor Of Police Cap
tain Is Freed.

Joseph Kovar. vino is a German by
birth but an American by conviction. has
a careless way OF taking out and caress-
ing a roll Of bills, as he himself admits,
that may get him into more serious
trouble PM day thar merely being
locked up at Police Headquarters.
Whenever q 1T of observation-disclosures
seizes him. SO he would have Magis-
trate deuel. believe IN the Tombs
police court yesterday. it's effect ON him
il to make him pull out a sheaf of
bank notes and peel from /. a greenback
that would purchase many glasses of the
liquids sold across his bar at IA Green
witch street. To suspicious persons this
might suggest bribery. just as it did
to Police Captain Jacob Van Wagner,
whose business 10 to be suspicious.
Capt. Van Wagner first observed
Kovar's peculiar inability to control his
money when the saloon keeper APP.
preached the captain at his desk In the
Greenwich street station yesterday and
began e look absentminded.
~ have a little avor to ask SAID
kovar. while his han was irresistibly
drawn toward his roll. I'm going I,
have a party at my saloon next Satur.
day night, and I'd like to keep open q
little lates than midnight. ! don't be
lieve IN keeping my saloon open on Sun,
day. but I'd like to close II little after
midnight this Saturday.
BY this time his IA was "~sl1inning'
the roll without his knowledge. and au
tomatically held up a five dollar bill. ac
c~oriing to Capt. Van Wagner, who auto
maticahy exclaimed ''bribery"
The captain urned Kovar and hi,
wad over TO Patrolman Ross, who tool
the saloon keeper. charged with dis
quarters.
lust a little nervous habit Kovai
explained in the Tombs police cour
Magistrate Deuel. discharged him witt
an admonition TO keep "A better hold OF
his mind and his money.
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"LEAK." is
Officer of Chicago BOa Pd Says AZ
ton Was for Protection.

CHICAGO. Nov. a,--'C;rain quotations
81 the chicago Board OF Trade were cut
or from the Consolidated stock Ex-
change 10 protect our property interests
IN the quotations. said Nicc-President
]. i. Griffin Tonight.
"rhe Consolidated Exchange, which
deals very little IN grain. has been re-
Ceiving our quotations without charge
for 4 considerable time. II has come
to our attention recently that thege is
"A leak, and ir that reason we took
summary action
In board 90 Trade circles II Is gen
orally understood that the action cut
ting OH the Consolidated Exchange IL
the first step IN "a a,w crusade against
bucket shops in Eastern cities.
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Broomc st,

The approximate amour. OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-described
property IL to he sold, Is Eighteen thou.
sand eight hundred and siSty-seven and
si-i00 Dollars tls,sG7.sb, together with
interest thereon from the 9Th day OF
september. 1915. together With the costs
and allowance amounting TO Three hun
dreI and thirty-threc and s-lo0 Dollars
$3.50 OgJ. with interest from october Is,
1915, together with tho expenses Of the
sale. The approximate amount % the
taxes. assessments and water rates. Of
other liens which are to b" allowed to tho
purchaser out OF the purchase money. OF
paid by tho Referee, II i.9Siti and
Interest.
Dated, New York. October 2ith. 1915.
MARTIN J. kEOGH Il Referee.
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The approximate amount OF the Hen or
..mssG w. 49, hn III 49, le
fve thousand four hundred and eighty t,I
o0-lO0 $3.50. O0D Dollars, with in'e!Nsi
from tho slst day OF Septembcr. 1913. -
eether with costs and allowance dmourtur
TO Three hundred forty-seveu st-'Op
tS3tI.5b Dollars. with interest from o..
tober End. 1915. together with the expenses.
of the sales. The approximate smuuu' o.
the taxes, assessments and water Rates o.
other liens which arc to be allowed 30 ~.
purchaser out OF the purchase money paid
by he Referee Is TWO thousand eight hun.
dred and ffty-lve and s3-ioO ,t2.N55Gl
Dollars with Interest.
Dated. October :. 1915,
WILBUR LARREMORE, Rctc-e,
The sale In the above entitled action 10
hereby adjourned TO Monday. Soyenb.-
-. 1918. at the same hour and place
Dated. New York. November -. 1871
WILBUR LAltREMORE, Eofeisr
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FRUIT TRUST SUIT UNDER WAY
Canteloupr Farmers charge Re.
train OF Trade.

P%IrrsBrRG. Nov. 9-Further iesti-
o was taken to-day before Special
Master a. H.. Beatty under the Sherman
antitrust law IN the suit against tn.
Western Canteloupe Exchange. alleged
by Imperial Valley. cal. farmers to he
a combination In restraint of trade. The
complaint under consideration am A,
A. GERHARD and Virgil VI. GERHARD, Gin
cinnati commission merchants. II j.
believed that the balance Of the week
will be taken up In examination of wit
nesses living in Pittsburg.
Suits against the eAchange have been
started In several cities and indictments
werr returned by a Federal Grand Jury
IN Chicago.
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$1,000 SHORT. KILLS HIMSELF.
New York Central Ticket Agent
caNea Vote Telling MOtiNc.

W. l.. Field. 80, ticket agent Of tn,
New York Central Railroad at Grand
Central Terminal. committed suicide 10y
shooting Yesterday afternoon Ia = room
At the Athens Hotel. 80 East Forty .
second street. Coroner Riorrlan. who
examined the body. found three letters.
in one of which IL was said that the
cause for taking his life WAS that Field
Was 81 900 short In his
one letter was addressed to W. Y.
Minnerly. apparently his stepfather. IN
Pieasantvllle another TO Anna Stein
hauer, li9 kosciusko street. Brooklyn,
and a third was addressed '"To. Whom |;
May Concern
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U. S. STEEL PROTESTS TAX.
And Rich MINING VILLAGE Wants
ROnd Issue Of &l,5OO,O 1000.

DULUTH. Mimi. Nov. 0. THE village
council OF Hibbing, MINI. sometimes
described as the richest iron mining
community OF It's size in the world,
where the United States Steel and other
mining companies have refused to pay
their 1915 iax"s. because of alleged vii
lage extravaganza. called "A special cleo
ton to-day To he held On November 80,
when a vote IL to he taken on selling
10000 0 worth Of bonds to care for
floating indebtedness.
The mining companies will take the
matter Into court.
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HOUGHTON. ELEANOR Ain pur.
suance OF an order Of Honorable John p.
Cohalan. II Surrogate Of the County OF
New YORK. NOTICE Is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Eleanor A,
Houghton. late OF the County Of New York.
deceased, to present the same with vouch.
tt<nsacting business No. . Wall Street. IN
the CITY OF New York. on or before tn.
10Th day OF February nest. Dated, Nav
YORK, the 10Th day of August. 1915. JOHN
s. MONTGOMERY. Executor. MONT.
PEABODY, Attorneys for Eek.
ecutor, : wall street. New York. y. Y.
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The Approximate amouip O, III" len or
'hdrge, To satisfy which the dbuve-de-
scribci property T. 10 be sold, is So. 2534 ~.
with Interest thereon from the Eth day OF
1915, together win the ,s,stS
and Il'oVdn", amounting 80 1854 III. with
interest from september egth. 1915, to-
s"fher with tn" expenses Of the sale. The
approNimaf" amount Of tho faNes. assess
mout- HHi water rates. or other lens,
" hich are 20 IL" allowed 30 The purchaser
out ~ thr nurvhas" money, or paid by the
Referee. ~ 1854 - and interest.
Dassl, S-w YORK. October iith, lnlS.
JOSEPH y EbELSoN. Referee.
The -" ia the ahoNr-entltled action IL
hereby adlpurued TO Thursdsy. November
II, leit, At 'he same hour and place.
Dated. New York. November I. 1915.
Joseph l.. EDELSoN, Referee.
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SAuLr STE. MARIE. Mich, Nov. ?.-The
greatest amount of grain ever put through
the Looks In one operation was handled
here to-day. when the steamers Grant
Mofden, carrying i55.0oo bushels Of
wheat, aud the snyder. Jr.. with $4,000
bushels. We're passed through, The Sny-
der's load was "A record for great lakes
wheat argO.S.
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srrREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YOsk-Hel-H Sladc Ogilyie. Plaintiff.
against Elisabeth A. Demarest and others.
Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the sbove-entltled action and bearing date
undcrsigned. tn" referee. In said Judgment
named. Will sell - public auction. at the
EIohsnse s"issroon; " it.is Nesey
Of New York. on thu An day Of November.
l"ii. al. !: o'clock noon On that day. by
JnsEpH y. DAY, AucLonccr. the premise.
therein described a. follows:
ALL that ceF,ain cot. piece or parcel %
ana, WIN IN" hniiilns ann Improvement
In the Rorough OF Manhattan. city,
County and STATE o: New York, bounded
and described a. follow ::
BEGINNING al It point on tho southeriy
side Of Seventy-th!td Street. distant ono
hundred aud elghty-f"ur $50 feet east
section ~ the southnrly ~id" of seventy
third Street with he easte-ly side OF
Madison Avenue, and %ruunIng thence
and part Of The distance through a party
wall. one hundred ana NO t02I feet two
g, inch". t" tn" centre line % the block
between seventy second anu Se~Neniy-third
STREETS: thence c~asterly. along the said
centre line Of the block. twenty fe0) feet ;
theme. nor,hcrly. again parallel with Mld!-
ION Avenue. and pirt Of the distance
through another party wal one hundred
and Two t09b feet two - inches to the
suItll-rly side Of Sevcnty-:hird >tre-'. and
thence westerly. along iAe SDu.herly side
Of Seventy third street. twenty (.Ol feet
10 The p"ln; or place NJ beginning.
Dated, New York. October ilth, 1915.
JOSEPH y EDFISpN. Referee.
HENRY VI. BELfISGER, JH. Attorney
Tor riaintir, 1875 BroaIway. Borough
~ Manhattan, New York city.
THO following t. a diagram Of the prop
-r'y 30 ne sold It's street Number Is IS
East s3ri street;
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TY OF New YORK Louise Ben1.ser n,
Plaihtin, assins, solomon Insky and Others.
In pursuance Of a iudEmen, Of for,
closure and sale duly made ami en's-s
In tho above entitled action and bearing
undersigned. the Referee in sa!d jalgmsa'
named. Will sell AZ public auction a. -
Exchange .Saiesroom; Nos. u u N".'
street, In the Borough OF Msnha,tau ~
Of New York. on The ian day Of Nos-r.
beg. 1915. at IL O'Clock noon Oh tha' g.
by Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer. the premises
therein Described. as follows: Al va
certain lot OF land vita the buildings sr'
improvements thereon situate IN the bo''
ough Of Manhattan. in the 'ity. t"3u;
and state Of New York, known a. NI4
bers EightI .one and Eighty-thre. N1r,o-
Street. aud bounded and described, a. o.
lows; Beginn!ns at a point On The nor
erly side ~ Monroe Street. IiStsrt -"
feet, six and on"-hait inches e%a:t4riy r..
PIKE streets. running thence nosth- y
.eveuty-ou. feet. seven inches to a point
eis,erly from PIKE street. thencr eas'.
parallel with Monroe Street. seventeen '.''
four Inches, thence northerly parable. $50.
Pike stree; three and three.quar'ef !n.h"'
thence eas,eriy parable. with Monroe >'-.''
seventeen feet. two and one hal! In'A''
thence southeriy parallel with Pike stree
thence e~asterly and parallel with Monroe
Street four feet. nine and one-ha.f ~. he
thence southerly parh!lel with f.Ne Ntr-'
forty.two feet. seven and one -QIA-s-
inches to the uortherly side % Monroe
street; thence westerly along the nor;hr-.
side of Monroe street thirty -Eine f--t
eight inches TO the point or place g: os
ginning.
II Is expressly understood and agree ,
and zen the parties hereto ''a' a
the appliances and renewals thereof az.
additions thereto now IN or upon 90 vi!
shall Ne hereafter placed IL or pPu., o.,
above described premises adapt"! 'H ..
necessary FOR the proper use ana ",.p
ment Of the same shah and. a." h-7"o
covered by this mortgage ana sIo'-.' 20
the same laws and limitations app hs
to real property,
Dated, New York. October IS n 't''
A.. RALPH GREENE Re- %.
DEWITT, LOCKMAN a DEWITT. A''
neys FOR Plaintiff. No. IS Nss-t. ~'-sr
Borough Of Manhattan, Nov Nu~k '
TIL. following Il 4 diagram % n" r
e-ty to he sold and 81. street Uuuue- .
sl-S3 Monroe Street. borough % N4.'ti-
tan. New York City:
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Eastman Kodak Settlement.

BrrrALo, Nov, 9.-By nAreement .!
counsel In tho Nniteo STATES D.str:c.
Court to-day tho settlement under the
decree IN the Eastman kodak case WAS
tixed for i."rmbcr 10. Tic trial ot
ths equity caso of the Wright company
against the curtiss Aerop,ans Company
was set for January e..
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Customs Receipts Yesterday,

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday We're $500
9+l.77. OF which sl~s9.523.e6 was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and s35s.7ls.5l for recent
importatlons.
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d

MARIE uIMowi"m p),sin"~
Harriet : Goid~mith, th1r,-- I-:
.tirrman Lang, Herman y
psn'"".n J 1'' RICK. hoG EaT iSG
"~Iosrph" M"vcosh. Csri &ch.s, -.
J Ryan, Richard" She-in. .-, '
Bucher, 'EdWard' Torr.t r.
Mcdonald, Rob.r, stlart Ar..- s:
senherE, James oBrten. -.
Br"wn Richards, ELIAS I .t+
"Gcorge" Friedman. "Ra.rn. ''-'
lanes Cerata, 1rilhv H.i -. ...
AL Of the aforesaid d-!audarr- ,,.. liz
yet :. Goldsmith and CN,r.es ="
ms tenants occupying sal pre- 49,
John" Joseph" 'pc,sr .. 49,
solomon" NATHAN" w. Ur'
er,." Arthur" james" Ella r
and Ralph" being nct,tious. -. .,a"
uhknown TO plaintiff pHfeul4..
TO the above named deie.il y
lou are hereby 4. .... -.
complaint IN this seton an s ..- .
copy OF your answer IN tn. T. '
tornev within tw~nty day at.
vice 81 this summons. eNriu-,f. .'
OF service. and ia case of yol.
appear Or answer, dudgmrut So o. ',t''
against YOU by default Tor 'h' .; u
nlanded In he complaint.
Dated New York. March i. 10y
j. NATHAN htlI'>
Attorney Tor fa'
ofhce and \ q
233 Broadway. New
To Harriet :. Goldsmith. |,'r M"
The foregoing summons h. s.'t. n ''.
by publication pursuant 20 " .
Hon. Barlow :, Weeks, on
tees Of tho SuprcH" tuur,
New York, dated the llih utH
1919, and Ned with thu urIE.U. q.
the ofnce OF the clerk OF tu.
New York al the county tuuHf An Is q.
"ugh Of Manhattan, tify t
New York.
Dated. New York, O1tober
j. NATHAN HEl.f'
Attorney for T.
ONCE AND T. -
eS3 ~BroaiWiy, N.N
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FOR SALE ~ a %"s"rllCe a well stocked
g"ntN ihrnish'uE goods store located I'm
on" of tho busiest sections % ,ower Now
YORK ana long II cool busin-s, owner ma
sooa reason Tor wishing 10 sal; price
'i'"ooS wal accept hair cash balance on n
mortgage. 4, B.. hos 1873 sun once.
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Gets a sI.sOO,OUo War order.

M~INSEApoiis, Nov. g-The Minneapo-
liz Steel and Machinery Company am
nounced to-day that II had obtained 4
f.jo".0O" contract to manufacture six
inch shell castings for the british Gov
eminent.
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hamilton, ANDREW In pursuance
ot an urder Of Honorable John p Cohalan.
q surrogate nf tn" County ot New York,
having claims against Andrew I. tamil.
ton, late OF tho county OF New York. do.
ceased TO present the same with voucher.
thereof 20 ~" suhscFshers, at their place Of
transirting business a. the ONCE of their
attorneys. Everett, Clarke 4 Benedict. No.
81 Wall street, Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY % New York. on or before the atth
DAY OF April next. Dated, New York. IN.
T.. HAMILTON. LESTER A. HAMILTON.
GEkTkLnE H.. WHlrLOCK, Executors
EVERETT. CLARKE 4 RF.NEDiCT, At.
ough of Manhattan, Sew York city.
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HUBBARD. THOMAS HIN pur.u.ro.
Of an order OF Honorable John p Cohsian
9 surrogate OF the County of New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to ali person.
having claims against Thomas II. Hihhsr
late Of tho County of New York. decesssd
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
70 ihe suoscr!ners, at the!r place OF trans.
City % New York. on or before The lotn
day OF December next. Dated. New York.
HrBBARD. sIHYL f., DARLiNGTON'
JOHN HUBBARp. SIbyL + HUBBARD.
Exscntor.. JollNE. LARKIN & -RATH.
s.. Borough OF Manhattan. New YorE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-10

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COt\.
TY OF NEW YORK Louise BenE.ger. n,
Plalhtin, against solomon lnsky and Others.
The Denver star., 1915-11-20
IN M EMORIAM.

In loving remembrance of our faith
er, Alex. c. Allen, who departed this
life Nov. II, 1898.
Just seventeen years ago you left us;
How we miss you. father dear,
And remember all your kindness,
AS we drop a silent tear.
But we know that you are happy
In the mansion of the blest,
Where there is no pain or sorrow,
But one eternal rest.
JASON ALLEN, son.
EVA BRAXTON, Daughter.
VALDEZ ALLEN.
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In loving remembrance of our moth
er, Mrs. Adline Allen. who departed
this life two years ago, Nov. is, 1913.
Dear loving one, have laid thee
In thy peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
Heaven retaineth now my treasure,
Earth her lonely casket keep.
And the angels love to linger
Round the grave where Adline
sleeps.
JASON ALLEN, son.
EVA BRAXTON. Daughter,
VALDEZ ALLEN.
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