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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Twenfy-four Hours

Washington oct This Gulf storm has sp-
ns-rntiy lost ia energy. and ths TtOrm waning
nave been lowered Will. ths Northwestern storm
has passed N The northeas.ward Of Lake Superior
and storm wanings on the Lakes hare also been
Lowered There is moderate secondary disturb
ance % the Sorth Carolina coast that Is appar-
emily mo9ing norieMtWard. and. together With
~, building up q strong high area over Tho
north Atlantic oc,aen. It has caused rains from
Southern New England into TIE Carolinas There
we're also rsins IN Georgia and along the East Guf
roast and rains IN the Lake region. With sno"
furries IN eastern Minnesota. Elsewhere the
weather wa far A hish pressure n much
magnitude covers N. West. and It IL attended by
low temperature from Oh. Rocky Mountains east
ward into the upper Lake region. the Ohio valley.
Tennessee and tho East Gun s;a'os. On Thursday
morning the line q freezing temperature eTiended
to the western Kansas Nebraska boundary. Tenn
rers,ures are also moderately low in tho Atlantic
states. while west OF the Rocky Mountains they ar.
There VIII he local rains Friday from the lake
reynn eastward. With Possibly sons snow N te
northern AMI western upper Iahe REGION n s,e
also VIII Do rain tnIay morning IN me MlIl-1
Atlantic states. followed by fair weather during
the day with these ez-ep,io The weather win
siurf River II win BE- colder Friday IN the Lake
reri0n the Ohio VALLEY and along TIE south A.
lalfic coast. ani colder SATURDAY In Ne" England
anil The Middle Atlantic states Low tenp.ra-
tl-es viii continue Saturday IN The Lake region.
the OHIO valley. the Gulf ami south Atlantic
Wlnis for Friday .nd Saturday. North and
Middle Atlantic. moderate 20 fresh east. tecomln
variable Friday night. south Alan-c. m9lefate
north and n0rfiqs-s except variable n The F.orla
coast: East CUT moderate north. West Cur.
gentle moderate north AMI northeast tppcr Lakes :,
moderate to fresh west winds FRIDAY. cloudy and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
Wheat Yield Exceeds Bill
ion Bushels, Says Gov
ernment Report.
CORN STILL KING,
AT S2,OOO,OOO, 900
Oats. Barley, Rice and Hay SCI
New Standards Potatoes
and Apples Short.

Washington. oct. American hnf-
vests this year will be the most ya'"-
able ever produced in the country
with the wheat crop exceeding "a
birion bushels the largest ever pro
5uced in one season By any country
and corn crop which also may prove
% he the largest ever grown, the gov
errmonfs October crop report, issn =
today. announced preliminary es'-
mates which indicate record harveS''
Of oats. barley, rye. sweet potatoes
ricc. tobacco and hay.
Corn sin is king Of crops with
Indications Of 3,O26I59Ooo bushels.
While that is esoooooO bushels be
low the record Of 1912. the final pro-
dueton. when the harvest is hnishe j
and all statistics compiled, may more
than make up the difference. inc
higher prices this year assure the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
-KATHERfNE GABRIEL IONAN,
Plaintiff. against sIiLEEMAN MALEK
YONAN. Defendant ons-ACTlON
FOR ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE.
TO the above named Defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 an
swer the complaint Ia this action. and 10
serve copy OF your answer on the plain
uns attorney within 20 days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the
day OF service. ana In case Of your failure
20 appear or answer. judgment will be
taken against you o. default for the re-
ucf demanded in the complaint
Dated. June 29th. 1915.
MURRAY g.. JENKINS. Plaintiff Attor-
ncy, once and Post once Address, No.
e33 broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
city Of New York
To the Defendant. Shleeman Malek Yonan.
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant 10 an order
OF the Hon. Clarence j. Shesrn. Justice of
the Supreme Court Of the State Of New
York. dated August :7th. 1918. and nled
with the complaint IN the once OF the
clerk OF the County u New York on the
sOth day OF August. 1915.
Dated. New York. August 30th. 1915.
MURRAY q. JENKINS. Plaintiffs Attor-
noy. once and 4. O. Address 2s3 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
ARRIVED


porrnud,an iBrl Bermuda OF 3. 70 ne uneueo
Go "a WITH mail. ard mdse. Bar AZ u m
Ti'o OtaD Genoa Sept DO. % 4uHies "li'H
ss1,, Ciars Cienfucgos ssTs 20. to tho American
4 cuban IS CO. with sugar Bar a. u 80 In. A.
- Ig,eq,h (Frl. Marcles sept 10. Q" James W
Fluell A Co. with Indse Bar ~ 80 m
Jsrrnburs Dutch. Newport News. Va. Oct .,
N Norton. LILY a Co. LIT oIafantine ~ '.lV
F-,,sus. New Orleans oct 2, IN The southern
Pacific 60 with mdse. Lef. Quarantine Al GOV
m. . a., -. VII l. cN,ba
Mail S Co with railroad ties Lsit qlArahiNe
poro rico Baltimore. 70 the NeF Yors & Hsl-
,imore Transportation Go. with mdse. quarantine
L. Dia. Galveston Oct !. to The southern facHe
Go with rrise Quarantine e. $50 ~. 80, -,
Sp-ony Sabine sept -. 70 mo SiaLlar1 VA -"
with mise Quarantine at ! 50 a M 49, a.,
Zacapa. CartageIa sept q, Porto loiomba -.
SANTA Marta ~ Custobd 20 and Kingston oct
b 10 the United Fruit Co. with mails and ndse-
Bar a. p On. 80, .....- A..
q Madeira SEPT g. Psrsmaribo ID. DeInefafa ~.
Trinidad u.s. CaupanO 90 tumana II, "a 'Ha} 4
= Puerto Caheio .. Curacao %, Jacmrl 81.
AGuin and Aux Cayes Is. Jrreinie ~. Nlragoehe
snd Port su- Prince 20. ~ Marc and G0uaigs 'et
i Po-t de PAX and Cape liayun p 10 fuheh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
seahoard Consolidation Approved.

s. Davies Warheld, chairman Of the
Seaboard Air Line Railway, announced
yesterday that the directors had ap-
proved the articles of consolidation OF
this road with the Carolina, Atlantic q
Western, and a meeting Of stockhold-
crs will soon be called for similar &C
ton. Under a new financial plan a
mortgage is 10 be made with an author
ized issue Of $500. 100000 of bonds issu-
able in series Of varying maturity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
Shipping Information and -,
Marine NeUS OF the WOrld

Tdr. Co With mails and MS. Bar . N;
N1f's0r Newport Scws and N0HoF - uS "a
Dominion 6 Co With mf's gumsn'ule a. A-'
pm 49,.
frtor- Ocean Transport 90. L~'t qun.rn' a. l''o'
We-if. Mssa-a'ho s~Tt q ard Curacao a. n
.s naret a C1. with mails and sal BH al
AIilr.t Crfsfota' OF l. 20 rho psn,rA Railroad
ee flrr. will malls and mffr U1r at j. N h
Ir-fau.fIrf .Irifchl. Rotterdam 50 u a.h
DE- swafe Bra.uafrr ort O. to Norton LAZY n 20
Capr I,,J. Genoa s-1s TO- N Furnss. witty
& a. Bar o. g. n.
Saxon Monarch fBrl. I0ndon srs ~, 20 me
Cinard s. 60. IN With l.dss. Bar q 5 M
CITY = BarodA BIZ. Calcutta hug u. toi9moo
- and Bosf04 Oct q. 20 Nortu I4llJ 90. WIN
ruiss Bar Q. 20 ? m
ssrnna tflrj. Iiv-rpool Sept "a. to tbs Cunsri
line. With mats and mfsr Quarantine a. m
SAILED.
Princess Anne Norfolk and Ne-port View, 'iiy
~ Montgomery savannah United stats lDahl %
Corerhagrn. Panama. Cds'ohal. Henry SCOT
Newport Nsws. Navaioe. Port Arthur. Sark 'Hni ,
Nrnfrrifeo. LANSING Perth Amloy, 'aInliA
lN.rI Phlisie'pAa Newr'rad lBri, HAVE. Mara
sal iErI Trinidad. ia uroms iFrl. B.fdeauf
G-errr.us IiViefaf1s .GrreiI. Genoa: Atlantic lly.
Atlantic CITY. Esraut fBeiZi. ~ Nszairc. Ma
rramn1n Dutch NeTpor News, Au'oineua hc-
came fraD. Tfapani. ComneHyne Dutch. cape
HagfIen. Asuncou dc Larrnsga Obj. Queenstown
WlaIa fBrl Queenstown. Af0n1o XII tSpanl.
Cadir: p. Norfe Galveston. Aragon George .o' % ,
Delaware. philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
ALUMNI TO CHANGE
ETHICS OF C0NVICTS
Club Will Make II Popular to
eco Straight" SAYS LeWisohn.

"The Tom Brown Alumni Association
will make il popular for the ex-convict
TO do right" said Adolph Lewisohn,
president Of the National Commission
on Prisons and Prison Labor, yesterday
in indorsing the newly formed club for
men who have served terms in New
York prisons.
by popular ! mean" Mr. Lewisohn
continued, that heretofore the man
who on his release from a penitentiary
has announced his determination 20 go
straight has been looked down upon
bv his fellows. Il has been convict
ethics to try and get back at society,
and the man who does not try has been
regarded i'm the past as a gutter"
Mr. Lewisohn then pointed out that
n club which had for its nucleus a
group of men who had reformed since
leaving prison would be Of great help
through the force Of example and
through more material aid to the newly
discharged convict
at is only another step in the new
ideal for prisons" he went on. "The
old theory was based on the assump-
ton that II a man. dangerous 20 So
ciety. were locked up in jail and pun
ished. he would be less of a menace
when freed. This was. Of course
ridiculous. The new way OF looking at
the matter is based on the fact that i:
is excellent economies 10 take an
enemy Of society and, through kindness
and teaching, turn him into a law-abid-
ing citizen.
81 believe in this last method. and
believe in Mr.. Osborne's manner OF
putting il into practice. He has been
overharshly criticised by the papers
for his lenient rule at Sing Sing. II
people would take into consideration
the unhealthy physical conditions Of
the prison. they would realize that ball
games and other amusements were
needed TO keep the inmates physically
and morally healthy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
Barley%rOp a Record.

"The barley crop. like the other
small grain crops and wheat and oats
has overrun early forecasts Of produc-
no, and exceeds that Of any previous
barley crop, the estimate being 2$7;-
000 600 bushels. which compares with
last years estimate Of 195,000.OOo, and
the average Of the preceding five years
Of $4,000, 900. The quality is very
pcod for feeding purposes, being
plump and heavy, but much has been
badly stained by rains after harvest
reducing the quality for mating.
"The apple crop forecast IS il'6oz'-
600 barrels. which is $4,000 barrels
larger than the September ] forecast
hut 12.76s.OO0 barrels less than last
years estimate Of production
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
MASTERS SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF THE PROPERTY OF
THE DEFIANCE
(oH1o) wATERwORKs PLANT.

(OHIO) WATERWORkS PLANT
Pursuant to an amended decree OF fore
Court Of the United States. Northern Dis
trict Of ohio. Western Division. IN the
case Of Metropolitan Trust Company OF
the City Of New York vs. Tho DeHance
water Company, the unoeIsleHed, spr,iel
master commissioner. Will sell tho prop
erty Of The Defiance Water company,
hereinafter described. at public auction IN
Inc city OF Defiance. state Of ONO, at the
,rest door Of the Courthouse Of Defiance
county at ten O'Clock iu the forenoon or
saturday. October %. 1918; said property
is described as follows w; All the real
and personal property OF The Defiance
water Company. said realty including It's
lands water works. buildings, pump
houses stand pipes. reservoirs machinery.
pipes. mains. hydrants' apparatus ana
equipment known - the Defiance Water
Company plant in the city and Township
and County Of Defiance, In the state or
ohio. and also all such property whether
situated IN the city or Township OF De-
fauce or elsewhere in the County OF De-
nanco, together with all appurtenances and
corporate franchises, and all property
after acquired or added by the mortgagoT
or bv said receiver all 20 be sold IN one
parcel. excepting. however, from such sale
The accumulated fund ana any ana all
moneys accounts receivable. claims,
credits and chooses IN action in the hands
OF said receiver. No bid viii be accepted
for less than $50 5000 Before any bid
VIII De received the bidder shall deposit
with the undersigned the sum OF $500 90
300 money or certified check. or not less
than go. 600 90 par value Of the six per
cent. bonds OF The Defiance Water Com
many The deposits OF the unsuccessful
bidders will Doe returned. The successful
bidder shall increase his deposit 20 not
Jess than 100000 Ia money or fifty per
cent. in said bonds. 10 be forfeited FOR fail-
ure 90 make good HIS bid or 20 comply
with any order of Court respecting tho
communication OF the sale. final settlement
,o be- an the time fixed by the special mas
Ha.H H.a.F la H..F o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
STORAGE NOTICES.
HUDSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
sis-sao-s2a Yves, tsri s.


=. To C. a Barcher Mrs y @ brown Mfr.
Thomas Hoadin. Messrs. CouEhlin a Mack.
Mr. - l. Crusius n c. Crsppcr. Mrs A
Chaeeau. Mrs Donshue. NJ Dimond. Mrs
g. N lie Vernon. Nr. J.. Fischer Mrs Cal
laeher. Messrs Gordon a Harper. Mrs W
ClokieT ~. r. Hughes. Mrs r y HOODS.
Mrs. Hanbpry Mrf Michael Hart. Airs.
Charles q. Harris. Mrs iackmna. Mrs Mary
May. Mrs. Markcson Mrs MARKS. Mrs =
NcNaltv. Nr. D. u Nlty Nr J.. A Ocha-.
NJ y oliver. Mr George Parfcff. Mrs g. ~
Red NJ y Russell Mrs Rafferty, Mrs -
, Ryan Airs. l. stewart. Mrs J Shechan.
Mr.. sweeney. Mrs. j. T.. Sanders Mr. T.
Sharkey. Mr Scuon. Mr J Torncy Mr
GcofKe Trent. Mrs K Watson. Mrs D.
Warthen. Mrs. J. Wallace. ~ WEIGH.
Mrs White. Nr g. IahrIskle and N
D. OTUndt You ara each % sou are
hereby notified that the time Tor mo
payment % my Hen upon the proprrty
einAfteF described having expired
after due notice thereof had heen Given
you, j VII cause such properly. 10 Wit
hqnrehoid goods personal effects. carpets.
&c. STORED % you or in your name f6r ir
which lou may have on INTEREST,". In The
hel'on Hiofasc Warehouse 70 he sod af
iatie suction. according 90 The statute i'll
sasa case made ant provided. az SIS go .a22
W tsfi So Sew York city. on Wsln.sa.y
81 m. 1913. o. 10 a. M aud N The ssie
thefrrf Is rnf completed On saif dafe the
tahe Hil. ~ continued az the same place on
f.eh ana even Wednesday thereafter he
Ihnihg % 10 a NJ. on each day ana con.
tinuins uniil Ell the goods are fold
HUDSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
"A W. FLINT. PrcpfieiSr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.---C1esns b,
ccripre...f AR steam hand or on fcor 1857
Brosdaay 42l East iSth st Coz BRANDT
t. !22-3'tn
,uITIGRAPH TyPEWRITrEN LETTERS. 300
$3.50. 900. N75: 10000. 80 GEO
wEATIIERFORD. l2s Broadway tEquitsele BldzD
Room. Ll3i Rector 1913 "
MN YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern. --
FINE RTGS WOVEN FROM JLD TARPFlN
Price Rssson73.e Send for Circular
Tel a6a2 1893 BrYsrt .3s-isJ Wet thin -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08

FAST 10th STREET

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. 81 satisfy which the atovo-de-
srrihef property is 90 DO sold. ls -Four
,hofsand eight hut drCd Eve and fOIOo
ts4N0sfe) Dollars With interest thereon
rom the 1rth cay % September. 1915.
together with costs ana allowance
Amounting Co Two hundred seventeen and
FTIf0O Dollars. with interest from Scptcm-
her 18Th 1915. together With the expenses
81 the sale Tho approximate amount or
"a taxes assessments and water rates or
other liens. which are fo hc allowed 10 the
purchaser ont ~ the purchase money. or
paid by she Referee. is Three hundred and
100 Dollars and interest
said premises VIII he sold subject 20 a
tax lien OF Three hundred and forty-ave
and tsf1Q0 Dollars ana interest.
Dated. New York. Sepfemhc 2Srd. 1914
HARRY a COIDEi. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08

most valuable crop Of corn ever
grown. At prices 20 farmers prevail
ing October the corn crop is worth
S2.1S3, 600 900
wheat's Value seIo,sa1,ooo.
Wheat prospects increased as tho
growing season progressed and the
Governments early season forecasts
moved UP month by month, so that 70
days preli.,insry estimate Of produe-
ton was placed az l.oO2.o29.ooo bush
els. Wet weather al harvest time
however. reduced the quality OF win
ter wheat, so that much Of it will nj
be available for milling purposes an1c
will have 10 be used for feed a
priees prevailing October l the farr'
value Of the crop is s9l0,s44,OO0, con,
siderably moro than ever was pa'o
FOR O wheat crop before.
September weather was particular
destructive 70 potatoes. causing re.
duction Of 37.756.O0 bushels, or IL
per cent in the forecast Of production
Tobacco also suffered from uniavor
allie conditions. which caused q Dc
crease OF 21,345. 900 pounds IN the pro-
duction forecast. Tobacco, however
PROMISES 20 exceed the record crop OF
1000 bv a 400 600 mounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08

DO 1t to-day. Register. II Won do
not register. you cannot vote on Elec-
tion Day. II you do not register, you
cannot enroll. II you do not enroll.
you cannot take part in next years
primaries. Register and Enroll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

AkRlNEN.
Amsterdam. Oct ,-Prins Wilsn I Dutch. We"
York VA West Indies Ven -zuola and Las
paluas
Havre oct s-SArols'ns (Brl View York
glasgow oct 5-Taunton tNorI. NeN forh
BARBADOS, oct e-Penobscot. N0nieTdeo for Ne"
York: Walter j N0ycs, santos for NeT lork.
B-csf. Sept ?s-Wesh Prince Br. New YORK.
London Oct 7-Den Of Ahlie OBJ Ne" YORK via
Plymouth.
Ia Palllce. oc, 9-Cobert tFrl. New York
SAILED.
RIO de Ian.iro. oct e-cofoyia tBrl. New York.
A-lrossan. Oct 6-Trorcso tNori. New YORK
Port Talbot OFT 1-lerme Russ. NeW iork
Colombo. OF --lnIf4HaN lBri IRON loso-
lauaI. New York
Liverpool. o., s-Iap'and Grl. NeT York
Genoa oct 4-Dan'e Auzhen ltal. New YORK
barbados. oct 6-HaNaIiau from New lork'
MonIevideo $40 Paulo tBrazl from New YORK;.
reruaubuco
CauA0. oct e--CrasteT Han. New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Oct Italia utal). New fors Tor
Genoa
Lizard. OF 7-Rott,rdam Dutch. New York for
Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
FIRE RECORD.

OJ-loa ludlow st. Henry Ehlen triAins
s.O-247 West ssh e.. i. sna. tnnins
.i5-22s West Islr s., r. Smiley; slight
lSO-Si9 East 18Th s.. 7. Silhunan shght
OF Catharino 50; 6 BlrkIa1. s..
elsie East ll8th a.. VI Gltnnan' snsAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
,,oNT INDININITY COMPANY.

Pursuant TO Section II Of the Insurance
raw of the State OF New York. We, tho
I,nsersirped. all being natural persons Of full
age. and ~ least two-thirds Of us citizens
Of the United states. and at least one or US
hereby declare and publish notice OF our In
tsrtion TO form a domestic stock Insurance
corp5ration 20 transact the business Of ndel-
ify and surety insurance as authorized under
sthdiyision 4 Of Section 10 OF The Insurance
Iaw The name Of the proposed corporation
t. HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY. The
amount Of its capital stock IT, 10 be Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand S250.0e0
Dollars and is surplus Two Hundred and
Flfty Thousand G25O.OO0) Dollars additional
Tbe principal and home orlce Of tho corpora
tom is 10 be located in the Borough OF Man
haitian. City. County and state Of New YORK.
Dated. New York. september 18Th. 1915.
GEORGE G. CABELl, CLARENCE s.
NETTLES. JOS. =. WARD. A. D.
BONN. A. KENNEDY CHILD. GUS
TAV KOMPERT. CHARLES PETRAS.
S G.. HOKWARTH, ALFRED J.
WOLFF. y. BOMMEL. NJ LEM
HHECH c. HERRFORTH. JOSEPH
DENk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
Great Yield Of Small Grains.

Oats will exceed the record crop OF
1912 by almost 10O,0oO'oOO bushes
Barley will exceed its record BY To-
600 900 bushels. sweet potatoes by. D.
OOO. 600 bushels. rice boy 100000 busneis
and hay by 100000 tons.
The potato forecast has declined 10
3cS .o00. 900 bushels, a reduction OF o.
coo. 900 bushels, or nearly 10 per cent
from the September / forecast. me
bureau of crop estimates statement
continues: Last years crop was es-
timated al 4OG.OO0,OOO bushels, and the
average OF the preceding I'VE years
$4,000 900. The crop is seriously al
fcctcd by blight and rot, generally IN
The principal potato sections east oil
the Mississippi River Not only VIII
the crop be short, but the keeping
nualitLcs nrobably poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
AUCTION SALES.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 23d day
~ October. 1915. James r. Slo suctioneer.
viii sell AZ public auction, A. $40 9TH Ave
City. County and State - New York one
Antique Desk. one Nictrola ara records
Books. Pictures. Ornaments. etc, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08


The New Haven County National Bank.
located IN the city OF New Haven, In the
state Of Connecticut. is closing its Affairs
All note holders and other creditors OF the
association are hereby notified TO present
the notes and Other claims for payment
h. 8. STODDAPD President
Dated. August IS. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
SURROGATES, NOTICES.

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orsble John +. Cohalan. Surrogate q
the County OF New York NOTICE IL here
s given e TO 81 %isSRsm a'y ais Of S" In:
county Of New York. deceased 90 present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the SUBJ
moss. the office 81 Root, Clark. Buclner &
Rowland No. 81 Nassau Street. in tho
thorough OF Manhattan. city OF Nov York.
on or before che iitn ca Of N,,oyeemoer.
1915. AAhf T.. WlCkHAM,
Dated. New York. the 9Th day Of May.
ROOT CLARK. BUCKNER & HOW
LAND. Attorneys FOR EKecutrix 81
Nassau Street New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.
oralle John 4. Cohalan, Surrogate u
the County 81 New York. NOTICE is here
against samuel n Nissan. late Of the
I County OF New York. deceased. 10 present
/ the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
| subscribers. ~ their place Of transacting
business. ~ the ONCE OF Whitrldge Bu :
/ Ter & Rice. No. 90 Wall Street in TIE
city of New York on or before the first
DAY Of December next
dated. New York. the sixth day OF May.
LOUISE VANDERBILT KERR.
SARAH J. NISSAN.
WILLIAM ADAMS NISSAN.
wHITRIDoE. BUTLER RICE. Httor.
IfAN lNf AsAfNAioih. % W al street,
New York city
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John i. Cohaian. a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. notice Is here
. hy given TO all persons having claims
against Norman Pierce late Of the County
OF New York. deceased. 10 present ths
same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub.
D scrlber. al his place Of trsnsactiug bust
ness. 40. ISL Fourth Avenue. IN The city
b Of New York on or before the 18th day u
2 November next
dated. New York. the 2sth day Of April.
sPRAGUE s LOCKWOOD.
Administrator
I ~ PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.
orsble John \. Cohalan. = Surrogate Of
the County OF New York. notice IS hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Albert r. Plummer. deceased, late Of the
County q New York 20 present the same
With vouchers thereof O. the subscribers
At their place OF trsnsscting business. No.
e. cedar street IN the city % New YORK
ON or before the LIST day OF December. next
Dated. New York ihe 2lst day Of April.
1915 SENEY PLUMBER.
JOHN " SIMPSON.
Executors
SIMPSON. TEACHER a BAKTLETT,
Attorneys for Executors. 81 Cedar
Street New York. N.