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hibitions hitherto enforced would be
further upheld, mentioning potash spe-
oifeally as coming UP for investigation
anew. The remarks were dropped in n
discussion Of Germsny's efforts TO regu-
late the rates Of foreign exchange The
minister expressed the opinion that
measures already adopted would not
alone remedy the matter.
I'VE must go TO the roots Of the evil
and must reduce imports and increase
exports DR.. Sydow declared
The most important parts Of the gov
ernments tax measures have been sub
mitted TO the Bundesrath. but strict Sc
erocy IS preserved regarding their ma
ture. The bills have been designed TO
furnish Sl25,000,000 of new revenue.
Tax on War Profits.
Il is assumed that the chief feature
OF the fiscal legislation will be a tax on
extra war time profits, as already has
been decided in principle. by requiring
and firms 10 reserve 80 per
cent Of their increased earnings for fu-
ture taxation. Thas a rich yield from
his tax may be counted on is shown by
the annual report OF several companies
which laid aside 100000 to 5000, 600
marks for reserves under the law.
There has been much agitation among
commercial classes against the govern
ment taking the entire 90 per cent, but
30 is feared that even a higher rate
shan 80 per cent may he adopted. The
executive committee of the German
Chambers of Commerce has been ar
euing against a higher rate.
Within week several company re-
ports have shown remarkable increases
IN profits that have made bad i'm
preston. Boerse operators fearing that
such evidence Of getting rich quick
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may tempt the government to decide
on higher tax on war profits.
IL is understood that among other
taxes 20 be proposed are levies on gas
and electricity for illuminating pur-
poses. Much talk has been INDUCED
IN about the imperial monopoly for
generating electricity. but II is now
known that this project has been def
ritely abandoned. partly because Sax
ony was about to create a state mo-
nopolv of that character. while Bavaria
was about TO establish "A mammoth gen
Grating plant without the monopoly
feature.
Two Government Monopolies.
The imperial fiscal measures already
reported embrace two monopolies
cigarettes and petroleum. On the other
hand. the much mooted tax on works
Of art has either been rejected or post
ponod.
The "Tageblatt" hears that the next
war loan, which is expected 20 fall
around the end Of March. will include
an issue OF ~ per cent treasury notes,
redeemablc at par. The issue price is
expected 70 be trihe above 90.
Amsterdam. Feb. 20.-The Frank
furtcr Zeitung" states that the new
German war loan will comprise two
types Of securities Of the Gus
tomary war loan at per cent and Ar
per cent exchequer bonds, sold below
par and redeemed in series ut par.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

Gsnsrse Transailantlque. win mdss Bar. 1880
~ Monte Galveston Feb 10. 20 the southern %.
enc 60 Win udse. quar-. 3 30 M.
lriucess Anne. Newport News and Norfolk. 20 thu
On Dominion So Co. with passengers and mds'.
quar- 20
ciy u bombay fBtl, Glasgow Feb T. 70 Norton.
LILY Co. In ballast. Bar, 20
kAtahlin. Goofgcfl9u Feb ~. % the Atlantic
Coast Lumber Corporation. with lumber quar-. $40
somerse'. Tirpsm February 10. n David 7
Warden. Nth crude oil Bar at o. m
Outright. Port Arthur February n, gith barge
Slfnanso. 20 tho Gun RcGnng Co. Passed light
snip % . m
Guyans iFrl. Hordehur January s. via Fayai
February q. 10 the ,ompagile Generals Trans
sflaniique with mdss. Bar al 30
Santiago. Boston Feb 20. 70 tho New York and
cuba Mall :, Go. IN ballast. Passed In Sandy Hook
~ ~ % m
Gulals6t. Pcrt Arthur Anchored outside the Bar
e. II m.
SAILED.
Nueces. Galveston: Tliemistocl-s fGreek). Pircu.:
Csnnizaro 0BrI. Hun kgnnik iNofl. Hare. Nun
wood. Ma'anzas. RIO Verde Brl Santos via Phils
deipbia. Geupool Turpan. fagersand tNorl. Para
mario. Indealeua b., Cape Town, cr-tic tbrl,
naples VIA Boston: Beligrano err. Ceronsl.
Eehungs fBrl. Nisiivnstok; Baysmo, Nassau (;
Tapaioz fBrazl, Santos. san lu-n. san Juan,
I f0nia fBrl. 4. Naraire via Boston: - George
fBri. Liverpool. Italia lIlrl. Gsuoa; RIO Grands
brunswick Lanpasas. Mobile. Mama iisia. Bari b.
more. Delaware Philadelphia. sonora Mel
4 snfIeFos Lansing. COST port, TorOmeo tBfl
Melbourne: MoldogaArd Matanzas.
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ARRIVED.

r,.,, fcc,, R,r.ropills and Santa Marta Feb 10
and Port Morsnt ls. 70 the United Fruit Co. WIN
coffee Bar a. 80 . m. 18Th. o.,
Incl, Ssnto Dcmirso Feb and Aiscors II. 70
the clyde IS CO. with sugar. Bar al 5.l5 H.
18Th - - -. 49,, .
IT, 'sf,h suFar Rar AZ 10 30 2 m. i9th.
Chrome, iB-l Melbourne Dec is. Blrhan Jan ?.
Roston Feh II and Baltimore 10. 20 tuncn. Ed5s
o. with md.e Bar a. 10 30 NJ laih -
VIakaria fI,rl London Feb .. 10 Punch Ldye
4 Co with chalk. Bar al 8 - ? N. ly'h- ia.
Oliver Olsen. Caibarien heb ~. ~ masier' WIKI
eilesr Rsr n 1.sO -,
n N1re. Galveston Feb -. 70 fhe Southrfn "a "a,
cifc Co. with u.dse. Passed in olarantine a. s.i-
Wellington fBrl. Santiago Feb H. TO Hssier Bros
Nth c1rler ore Bar. n.
Chorley fBrl. HAVE Jan 20, 10 INC 'omp's"'
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for the
Last Twenty-fouT Hours.

Washington. Feb ga disturbance q moderate
Intensity hat has moved from the Great Lakes
sou'heastNard has been attended By snow hurries
IN the region OF the Great Lakes and in he At
lsu'ic states north q Maryland. In all other parts
n tho country the weather remained fair.
Temperatures remain low in the moth border
states from Michigan eastward. while IN other
par Of the country readings arc generally above
normal. The indications are that the weather will
be fair Monday and Tuesday generally cas-. d the
Mississippi River.
TIE temperature viii be considerably lo~er Mon
DAY IN Southern New England. the middle Atlantic
states the OHIO Valley. Tennessee and the Interior
Of the cast Gun and south Atlantic states II will
ilse Tuesday r. The upper lake region.
Wlndi for Monday and Tuesday North Atlantic.
fresh northwest. middle Atlantic. strong northwest
south Atlantic fresh west 70 northwest: east and
vest Gul' light ysrsble. upper and lower lakes.
moderate north 20 east
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

1f,shs. '- ' .-.-............ .... To-ia
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia Nov Lea-
Land Via San Francisco tcloso az ii 80 -
. mD--yentura .............. .....- .---. req
Hawaii. japan. Cores. China fmippme 81
auds MA san Frarciscol (clooc A. ii 80
. mJ-Ch'yo Msru .---.... >. .-+.--.-.--. 90 4
Japsn. Cores snd China via Vancouver aud
Nc, r.so' ~ 1,n,n '.......... FEB
Pfiinrire Islands japan Corea. China via
Sea'tlel fc'ose ~ 6.30 M Hawai- Mafu.fth
Guam and Philippine Islands (via san Fran
ciscol tciose at ii 30 mt Vans At
Hawaii aud Philippine Islands lua san
Francisco fclose a. II 80 ? ml-Wiihel- a.,
Hawaii. Fin Islands New Zealand. Ausirahs
a, s.go n m,--Niagsra' ..'.-............. ach
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PARTITION SALES.

MARY JANE RAYMOND vs.. MARY sLA.
ter Raymond. q als.-Order of Notice
state ~ Connecticut. Fairfield County, Su-
rcrlOr Court. -.
Bridgeport. February re. A. ID. 1915.
Upon the complaint Of the said Mary Jane
Raymond. praying. for reasons therein SCI
forth. FOR the partition or sale OF certain
property located IN the town % Norwaik
within said county. now pending before this
court, having been returned thereto on the
first Tuesday OF october. 1915
II appearing 10 and being found by
this court that said defendants. Theodore
Raymond. Frank Raymond. and Charles
Raymond. are absent from this state AMI
gone % parts unknown, but that their las
known residence was In New York City
New York. and th8t notice OF the p~ndenc,
81 the complaint was given required by
order of notice heretofore issued. and nov
the plaintiff sskr for a further order or
notice In the premises.
Therefore Ordered. that notice OF the pen b
iency - said complaint h~ given by publish
ing this order once In The New York Tribune.
q newspaper printed In New York city New
York. on or before Ihs 25th day " Februar,
\. -. 1915
~ the Court.
MICHAEL J FLANAGAN
Asst. Clerk Of the Superior Cour, for
Fairfield County.
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Storage Increases Suspended.

Washington, Feb. 20.-Proposed in
oreases by the principal railroads en-
tering New York CITY on storage
charges on freight held in New Jersey
for delivery in New York have been
suspended by the Interstate Commerce
Commission until June 20.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS viii be received ~ the
Board Of Water supply, ~ is ofncss, twenty
SECOND floor Municipal Building. faTk kow.
Centre and Chambers streets. New YORK
cav until IL NJ. on Thursday, February
"a 1916. for Contract lts, for lining with
brick masonry n portion Of the Eastview
tunnel OF the Catskill aqueduct The pOrtien
~ Inc tunnel 10 he lined IL about 600 feet
long The work r. located IN the town OF
M Pleasant Westchester County. New York
Al the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing information for bidders. and con-
tract drawings can he obtained AZ the abov-
address. Al the Office Of the Secretary, ~
5epositiug the sum ~ ten dollars 900 In
cash OF It's equivalent for each pamphlet.
For further particulars apply 10 tbs Office OF
the Principal Assistant Engineer at the aboys
address. -
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN u. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the BOARD Of Water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHEISroNE. Secretary.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

1907. Of refined voice and appear
ance. good bree,liag social experience and artistic
taste Is open 10 engagement social secretary "a
LADY, Il position. or as reception clerk IN photo
graphic or Art studio excellent references. Reply 70
j. Boy So care u New York Tribune.
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AUCTION s. LES.

HENRY BRADY. sHERTFFs AUCTION
eer. sells this day. Monday. Feb. 2ist.
1916 At 1880 o'clock IN the forenoon, az
Rotunda. County Court House. Gold Bar
pin. with several Diamonds: I Cats Eye
Ring. I Seal Kinz. Turquoise Rings.
Gold Neck Chain. I Gold Cross. 1 Bracelet
and II silver spoons
ALFRED 4. SMITH Sherir
" r FfTZSlMNoNs, Deputy Sheriff
HENRY BRADY SHERIFFS AUCTION
ssr. sells this day. Monday Feb 3ist
1915 Al n o'clock in the forenoon. at No
1879 broadway tRoof Gardenl. Scenery.
Paintings Windlass and Chains and all
other property which the 1870 Broadway.
Inc had On Feb. tth. 1915. or al any time
thereafter. Goods must he removed imme-
diateiy after sale.
ALFRED r. SMITH. sheriff
J. GORMAN. Deputy SHERIFF
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Wet i1d So Brysnt j6SS
JAPANESE COIPLE-Butler. cook. fist class.
competent Japanese Hisr4de Employment Agency.
Telephone Bryant 909s.
Female.
A-A.-COJTLE French: Useful butler and COOK;
excellent lous references. SO. T.. Miss Hot
nayer's Agency. 10 L. iSd st.. Sd Moor. Telephone
A-A-EMERGTNCY WORKER-Dy cook or
waitress. FOR dii.. ers hnehsons. &c. X. Miss
Hofmaycrs Agency. 10 T.. 43d st.. 81 floor. Tele-
phone sei7 Murray Hin
A-I-HoI- sEwoRKFR--Young American: eIcei-
lent two years reference. no Laundry; $50. b..
Miss Hofnayer's Agency. 10 Z. iSd It.. 81 foor.
Telephone S9iI Murray llill.
CoLORED PLE.-Capable. god Appearing but
lcr useful. excellent cook $50. 20 anYwherr
Hiss Shee's Agency. 80 East ga 81. Murray HI
H11l
COLORED COUPLE Pint class butler or Ear
denar. coachm4n. wife excellent cook and very de
slrahlc Highly recommended S65. Mason's Agency,
i3l West ga a.
COMPANION. HOCsEKEEPER. Tor elderly people
~ bachelor. best nfefencrs. city. country Mise
-hauShnessy's Agency. II West i2d s. Phone 52lU
BRYANT
COOK -LAT' NDRTss. $50: waitress chambsrmaiI
So: two young women to do work II apartment
three years LAST Llac,. Mss sLeas Agency 80 Esai
fei q MURRAY Hill e5ii,
COOK First class al branches: neat. economical
references, S3i. city, country. Miss ShAnshuessy's
Agency IL Wf~i tZt 81.
rrent references. cliy preferred. $50. Mis-
shaugAac.sy's Agency. u West t2d =.
COOK Protestant. ali around. excellent cook AID
manager. $40. best references. ~ anywhere. Mas
shea's Asency. 80 Eat t2d - Murray hill oilt.
COOK -N,sl.i lalndress excellent COOK aid baker
best references. Martha Golfers Agency. ~ an
syenne.
COUPLE Fiuuishl --Buf'er. valet useful. wife =
cellent cook and manager three wears last place
lest rrfcrelcss. cfy. country. Miss @haugAnessy S
AgercU u West ~ =.
CoI'PLE splendid cook wife waitress. ehsnbcr-
maid. lrsf lice Appearing. excellent personal ref
ersTce. snyBhere $50. Aason's Agncy l3l West
81 o. Bfyani 1885
not sEWORkER capable youns colored sir ei-
cellfnt co0E. apartment pre',rred. ago. best ref
erucs. Miss sAca's Asency. 80 East @d - huf-
ray nil 6lli
H0T SEWORKER -Nesf refined coiored sir: small
family. c.iy very J-t references. US. Call Nm.
AfA,oas ASency. i3l We-t ga - Brj ant 1873.
nor SEWoRKER capable young widow.
rsserences. sli MAson's AGENCY. III West t2d q.
INFANTS NUKSE.-Wiu assist xitA growing child
compcien, ycgns county preferred SO, test ri
ereucss Mis- siea's Agency. % East ga Il. Auf-
rsy 1876 go.
LAi'NDRESs FIRST class: youns. neat. rerne,i
excellent references. AI.thi Golfers Agency. ~
th
NiiHSE.-Trotestsnt refined capanle growing clii-
fru. GOD ssam,frrss excellent references city.
-1i.nfrY $50 Mrs Mason's Agency i3i West AZ
A. Hr art 5st5
SWEDISH COUPLE Chauffeur. u,enil. plain ccos
guf-t housesurker. capable. energetic. consciei
tnus EAR splendid inference. So Mrs. Mason
AgrulT. i7l West f-t q
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
London. Feb 2O-siessbs tBrl. New York.
SAILED.
London. Feb 20-CsyO Gitano fprl. New York.
iguenOs Ayrcs Feb ie--CaifOruian. Nov YORK
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AUCTION SALES.

SALES AT AUCTION -Nofirs that -
gfrtu. OF a lien held ~ Us against certain
u-rsoral property belonging 10 X \. carter.
Mis- Ella Gushing. Francis Day. -. Green
baum. Mrs. Florence l. May. Miss r. u
Newport Miss Blanche Ostertsg Miss l.
pollock Mr.. J. J. Redmond Estate OF Ju-
Ius Sehoomaciser and Bay ari ~ Tyler. and
nov In our possession. we VIII sell such per
sonal property al public auction. % he high-
s-t hifder 20 satisfy such Hen. 70 IN" Ftfth
Avenue Art Galleries. st6 Fifth Avenue.
In Tie Borough 81 Manhattan. city, County
ana state Of New York on the 81 DAY ~
march. 1916 ARTISTS PACKING SHIP
pfSG co. lls West sam ST. New York
HARRISON w. MILLS
ABRAHAM l.. HOSSELL.
Dated February "a 1915.
NV VIRTUE or Az EXECUTION WILL
sell al o'clock to-day. 40 -i1e Broad
way. contents Of Picture store. consisting
OF pictures frames. bric-a-hrdc. defend
ants right. title and interest in fixtures.
cases. etc. ALBERT LEVINE. MsrshaL
ny VIRTUE or A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
will sell to-day. ~ Noon. a. as Hal
s.y St Brooklyn. Laundry Mach'nsry and
Fixtures MOSES q ABft3A. Attorn sr for
Mortgage NATHAN Marks. ucuonesr.
Notice Is hereby given 70 an creditors
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FIRE RECORD.

A "
H. i0-3s W c-th s., I Jacobs. so
Els ". lfith 81, Benedict. t1nins
lQO-3aS BD1ery. ~ Kramer: unknown.
G0--lf2 " 1874 ST.. VI Cohen ts'rins
f.l0-3lG r I2dth It NJ Johnson. trifins
! 30-iO0 " l42d st. Goldberg ,rifing.
I25-664 Ien0x az VI Epstein; trinins
1856 LIT ay Z Lewis trihing
2.g0-l4g5 I'm ay L. Benedict t-ifing.
Tan-gnl = sd ST. g. GoefI. triring
70 00-s0.h q aud North River DAILY Irsns
none.
ie.s5-ls2d st. west VI For; Washington Az. J
Brosn. lr'hins.
p NJ
2.00-s2si 81 ay Mr. Resented. 'rifing
4n0-550 W i2ifh 81. L. Murphy. trining
5.ai-73 Mercer st. American Flag Co. triililg
f.HJ-3 and = 20th s.. Geisky X Co. trifinf
SOO-24i l. 10th St. l.. Tobn; $500
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


BrTLFE-Tsesul iouseluap: bright Intelligent
young SHedc: capable industrious. excellent ap-
pearance. ard reicreIrc. $40. MasOn's Agency, lSl
Wet i,1 So Bryant 1898.
JAPANESE COUPLE Butler cook. fist class.
competent japanese. Hisr4Ie Employment Agency.
Telephone Bryant el9S.
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WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Ga New York American limo. oio miles raj n
Ambrose Lism ~ 10 ~ yesterday. LtI+fiel M
H.
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nechnge
the hg dowespr the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-21

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE HERE
bv notified that their household effects now
ON storage. viii be sold AZ Public Auction
wednesday. February zsrd. 1915. and II inc
ale il not completed on said date the sale
Iii H. continued each succeeding week until
sold A, TIMN1NS' STORAGE WARE
uOI'sES. 2s7 to PSI West ii1th Street y.
,,srt of storage charges that are over one
year due according to laws governing Stor-
aye WarehOuses .....
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

tBy T. T. Coast and Geoieuc SURVEY
sunrise ........... s ~ Noon rises ~ m ,. -
sunset ............. 20 Moon sets a. m 81
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MADDEN. HAROLD FIN PURSUANCE
of an order Of Honorable John 4. Cohslan.
Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
notice 10 hereby given 10 al persons HAVING
claims against Harold II. MADDEN. late %
the County OF New York. deceased. 10 pre-
sent the same. with vouchers thereof 10 thu
subscribers at their place Of transacting
business at the once OF their attorneys.
Messrs Duer. strong & Whitehead No. -
Wal Street In the CITY % New York. on OF
before the 2sth day VI April next
Dated New York. the ilth day OF October.
1915.
HAROLD r. MADDEN. JR..
GAVIN MADDEN.
Executors
DuER STRONG a WHITEHEAD.
Attorneys for Executors.
No 81 Wall Street
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-21

Highest temperature yesterday q degrees lat 80
2. M. lowest iG average Yesterday. "a; average
for corresponding date last year Il; average CORE
spending date last thirty-three years. 81.
Local Forecast.-Fslr to-day and colder; to-nor-
NOR fair. with flesh north 70 vest winds
Barometer Readings.
s e. m. % 81 ?. m....2s.73 .. m Do. %. IS
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INSTRUCTION.
DANCING.

GRAND CENTRAL PALACE. lss. Az. ttth 81
Omen M A " Inil Midnight No liquor sold
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sURROGATES NOTICES.

DE LA VERGNE. CArHARINE AN
nursua,tcs OF m order Of donor BILE John
y cohalan a Surrogate ~ the County OF
New York. NOTICE Is hereby given TO all
norsons having claims sSainst tatharine
a ID. La Vergne. late OF the County OF
New York, deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers
a. th.ir place OF transacting business a.
the Office Of Herbert NJ. Tcsts. No. $50
t,if,h Avenue IA the Borough II Nanhat-
ian IN the city Of New York. on or before
th.. ist dav ~ July next.
Dated, New York. the 2Orh day OF De-
cember, 1879. .....r
MARY ID. DRAKE.
KATHARINE DE Ia NERGNE STEVEN
son. Executors
HERBERr VI. TEErs.
Attorney for Executors
$50 Fifth Avenue New York City.
p.spUAM. IDA TN PURSUANCE OF
Ar order OF Honorable John = Cohalan.
Surrogate - the County OF New York.
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons hav-
ing claims against Ida T. Bspham. late
OF the County OF NeH York deceased to
present the same. with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers az their place Of trans
acting business. namely, AZ the ofica Of
WOOdford BOvee & Butcher. No. I Madl-
son Avenue. Borough Of Manhattan. city
q Sew York. on or before the i5th day Of
July. 1915. next
Dated. New York. go,h day Of December
1915.
slDELL TILGHMAN.
wooDFoRD. BOvEE & BUTCHER. At
torneys for Executors. I Madison Ave
nue.. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Asency -
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Iutors
C;ov-rnasses etc. TO Colleges. Schools and
Families Apply 20 Mrs. N J. fOtSG'
FULTON. 20 Onion Square.
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Honorabls John r. Cohslan. a Surrogats
OF the Cc1cty Of New York. NOTICE 10
hereby 81. m 10 all persons having claims
against Emma ". Lockrow. late Of tbs
County Of Essex Now Jersey. deceased.
20 present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber. 40 place Of transactirg
business. No % Liberty Street. In The City
Of New York. on or before the irst day ot
May next
Dated. New York the 23d day of octo-
Der 1915
LEVI s TENNEY Executor.
JOHS Is. COLEMAN. Attorney for Ex-
ecutor. % Liberty Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City
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Forecasts for Special LooaIlts,.-Esstern N-s
York fair to-day: colder In southern portion: to-

Western New York and Northern New England.
fair 10 day md Tomorrow.
Southern New England. fair and colder to-diy;
10 morrow fair.
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware.
Maryland and West Virginia. fair and colder TO-
day 20 morrow fair.
Western Pennsylvania. fair and somewhat colder
today: Tomorrow fair.
Distrio, q Columbia and Virginia. fair and much
colder to-day. tomorrow fair.
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NTRY PROPERTY.

r.r yorR RENT PAY FOB YOUR HOME
IN d, enan.lsl plan explained ~ county Hons
Iess-.-. 10 20 West s@i 81. Dept. Phone
9Ss0 SD -
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Female.

-A-COJpLE. French: useful butler and COOK:
e1erilent loug references. $40. T.. Miss Hof-
1ayers Agency. 10 T.. 4Sd st.. Sd foor Telephone
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KATIE s. UNANGST.
E.....arlu
BALDWIN, FISHEI q POTTER.
Attorneys for Exeoutrix.
81 Nassau Street.
New York ny. New York.

VANDEN HENDEN. RICHARD.--IN PUR-
suance Of an order OF Hon. John 4
Cohalan a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Richard Nander
Henden late OF the County % New York.
deceased 20 present the same with voGclt-
ers thereof TO the subscribers. at rheif
place 81 transactlng business. az the ONO
nf Harris COryyin. Modat g Schek No. 100
Nassau Street IN the cry ~ New York,
on or before the LIST day Of September next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1915.
GERARD Il. MEYERS.
LAWYERS TITLE & TRUST COMPANY,
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comparison with the corresponding date Of last
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Eayes. Mrs. J. Sherman. Mrs. = Nenzer.
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1etzger Mrs J. J. McCaully. Mde Georgeite,
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GAyLEY, OLIVER C-IN PURSUANCE
Of an order ~ Honorable John II Co
halan. Surrogate of the County Of New
York. notice il hereby given 70 all persons
having claims against Oliver &. Gsyley.
late OF the County Of New York. deceased.
20 present the same. with vouchers there
Of 20 the subscribers. az their principal
place OF transactlng business. No. 90 Broad
Street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY
Of New York on or before the fst day o.,
September next
Dated. New York. the 10th day OF Feb
ruary. 1915
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
HENRY BELL GAYLEY.
Executors
HENRY II. GAYLEY. Attorney for E,-
ecutors. ~ Wall Street. New York CITY.