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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-Caroune II. Field, plaintiff. against
Jacob Furmann 20 al defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN the ABOVE
entitled action and bearing dare the 9Th day
OF August 1917, ]. the undersigned, the
referee IN said Judgment named, Will SCI.
a. public auction. az the Exchange ssles
ROOM Nos 1916 Vssey Street In The B0r-
o.zu Of Manhattan, city or New York, on
The 9TH day OK september, 1917, az II O'Clock
noon on that day. by Henry Brady auc-
tlouper the premises directed by said ludg-
men- 10 be sold, and therein described as
follows
land. with thf buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being IN
the Borough Of Manhattan city. county ana
state OF New York, bounded aNl described
a. follows Beginning a. point on me
westerly line OF Pleasant Avenue distant
twenty-five t25 feet eleven I'D inches
souther,y from the corner formed by The
intersection OF the sOLtheriy line or Last
1881 Street with the westerly line or Pleas
ant Avenue, thence running Westwardly,
parable. with East 1884 Street, one hundred
900 feet. thence southward.y parallel
with Pleasant Avenue. ttfy GOD feet thence
es-rvard.y. again parallel With East l25d
street one hundred ll00l feet 20 mo west
ery line Of Pleasant Avenue snd thence
rorthwardly. along the said westerly line
OF Pleasant Avenue, nifty t0Qp feet, 20 me
r0.nt or place OF beginning. Subject 20 state
of facts shown on d survey made oy Francis
W FCrd's sons dated May y, 1907,
Dated. New York, August 10th, 1917.
CHARLES A. CURTIN,
Referee.
CURTIS. MAILET- PROVOST & COLT,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff,
30 Broad Street New York City.
The following rs a diagram % the property
70 be sold It's street number Is 437-il Pleas
ant Avenue.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BIT
he Board Of Water supply a. ne orces,
t7-.--r. second f00r. Municipal Building
park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets,
New York city. unit. n a. OBJ. on TUESDAY,
.en-arrbe- q. 1917. FOR q contract for he
cors-rurttou Of the Shaudatau fIurn. The
tunnel Is part ~ the ScHoharie watershed
1s,s.rp r7arf for the New York city water
su-nIv Is rs miles long, and will carry
v.-sr from the Scr0naris reservoir 70
r.sopls creek. The la. .hed tunnel viii hs
n faat inches high ~ 10 feet inches
vide. lined si-h concrete masonry, snd
vff have s shafts.
r,1a tunnel has been divided into two
ro-.'5us. 70 he known as the north and
srr-r portions. so that bids may be sub
uI-ras Tor either portion or for the entire
a, tre above place and time the bids
y-.rI he publicly opened and read. Pam
rrIs-- Containing Information for bidders
sr4 CONTRACT drawings can he obtained az
lie sB9ra address. 81 the ONCE or ne sec
-r..rr. by dep0sifug f1a sum n twenty
dollars $500 .u cash or its equivalent for
s,rr set For further particulars apply 20
tre af.ea ~ the Principal Assistant EHgi-
roa- a. zine above address
CHARLES STRAUSS, President.
CHARLES -. CHADWICK,
JOHN T. CALVIN,
Comm ". toners. Board ~ water supply.
GEORGE FEATHERsTCNEr Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28

Something must be done, II seems, 70
counterfeit decisiyely the spread OF re-
ports hostile 10 the Fstherlsnd, which
have found a favorable soil precisely
in peasant circles, and which aim al
preventing agrieulturists from con-
tribu-ing 20 the war Loan The Reichs-
bank urgently recommended that a
memorial should be presented by the
representatives OF agricultural inter
ests, begging the military authorities
10 release sufficient men for the work
Of collecting, so long as II lasts. A
greater use, IL was urged, must be
made Of people already called up for
auxiliary service. Further, measures
were agreed upon for rendering COM
petition between the public savings
banks and the credit institutions IN
collecting for the new loan impossible.
Country officials Of all kinds are 70
take a much more energetic part IN the
work than they have hitherto done, and
literature giving "a short statistical
survey OF the finances OF the war oota
in Germany and abroad" is TO be IS
sued as q foundation for lectures.
OW4uH 20 the SAOLL1se o -AHEaAsS "a
Australia, the Minister for Defence mas
prohibited its use for the manufacture
OF containers, unless consent Is OBJ
tanned in writing from the Director Of
Munitions. Any person who uses tin
plate IN Australia in contrayention Of
the order is guilty Of an offence against
the war precautions act, and Is liable
70 punishment.
In the case Of dry foodstufs for eN-
port. military or Red Cross purpose, or
for back country" trade, favorable can
s!deration will be given by the Director
Of Munitions. Wherever possible, now
ever, cardboard must take the place OF
tInplate for containers.
By an Order In Council OF August 9,
1917. the Canadian embargo on tin
plates and certain tin containers, un-
der which shipment was prohibited 20
all destinations IN foreign countries m
Europe and on the Mediterranean and
Black seas, other than France, Russia,
Italy, Spain and Portugal, has been
made more inclusive. The recent de-
cree is worded as follows: The eX
portation is prohibited 70 all cestlns--
lions abroad. other than the United
Kingdom. British possessions or protec-
torates. of tiuplates and reeeptacles
made from tiuplates." Expectation OF
such goods is thus prohibited 70 the
United States.
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Produce Markets-Current

Butter.-Receipts. 1871 packages. Cream
cry, higher than extras. per To. 49, U44ci
extras l32 scorel. 43c frsts lsS 70 81 score' =.
liz04-2c; seconds lS3 10 S. scoreJ, 39I
Ale: thirds, 3sg33fac. creamery, unsalted
higher than extras. 44iaTf5c; extras. 42ta
n &c; frsts, .42G45c; seconds 59taG4tgc;
state dairy, tubs. finest, 42042izc; good 20
prime. 80 -0fIt4c; common % fair. sea
zoe; renovated. extras. a6t.c. frsts. goa
Acc: lower grades. st0gsfac; imitation
creamery, frts. gsuas..c, ladies'. current
MAKE. frsts, s5t- us-ci seconds. 35t. 035c (;
lower grades, 540g5e packing stock. current
make, No /, Gee; No 2, 35m25fac lower
grades. 80 0s4t.c.
Receipts. 2.5oe boxes. state.
whole milk, fats. fresh, coLored specials.
i5, 25as 0-+i4c; white. specials. % 2. 0-ft4c,
co.ored. average run, % H -3i-e; white. aver
age run. 2sU-g &c. prime 20 choice. -ti-D
2--1c; lower grades. -sH -les twins. fresh.
coIored. specials. 25i-0 -3tc; white. sDe-
cials, 22i 0Z2a. e. . coIo-et. average run, -3I
% CO white, average run, .. % &C.; twins
ana fats, held. specials. "a H-t.1c. single
daisies, - .rs double daisies. CAGES Wis
c0nsin, whole m.E fancy. .w-# white.
tren. -an-.@st. ro.o-ad. -aI-5- Sc. single
daisies fresh. -ti W-+ be-. double da.sies,
-4u-ftte Young America - 4-. state,
skins, twins and flats. held specials. lT.a
~ seE flats. fresh. specials, ...-WLIiars
twins ar. cnodta-s fresh specials. l5f
l7lc. flats. prime % choice. ras Ice; twins
and cAeloars. prime % choice l5u ic (;
fair to- good. 1INlfes lower grades, ag Zoe.
Eggs.-Recelut-. s,hl8 cases. Fresh gath
cred, extras, per Dozen .1c, extra r-sts,
fIn+le; rrst-, 4UW --r seconds. 36n 300 f;
thirds and poorer, o." Soc, d.r-ies. no l.,
aHH 34c; No and poorer. -5Ms-r checks,
good 20 choice, dry, ol.t 3lc undergrsdes,
ga -ac, refrigerator, special marks, fancy.
storage and insurance paid, soc. f-sts %
ass -ci seconds. 55u5liac; Refrigerator.
state white. +ir 4}1 tate, Penn and nearby
Western, henuery white. fine % fancy 54U
Soc. ordinary % good. t-E55c. gathered
whites. good 10 fine. t2I 53cs poor 90 fair
86H4Jc, Western and Southern, gathered
whites. 56N race state. Penn aad nearby. hem
merry browns, f5u5sc, gathered brown and
mixed UU.urs 1irHfr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
AUCTION SALES

NOTICE or SALE or PERSONAL PROP
erfy.-T0 Jack ~. Greenberg and 70
whom DO NAV concern
Take notice thar. by vi~rue - A lien hrif
by a. r. silver. Inc. a domestic corpora
ton. against certain personal property now
IN ifs possession, described as follows
"ClaImers' Automobile. Model 40. e
BIT. Motor 80. 1886, with attachments ana
equipment said g. T silver. Inc. 90 satisfy
said lien. Wili sell said personal property
az public auction 90 the highest bidder on
tie .4th day og AlEuat 1917. a. 10 o'clock
iu the forenoon a. 1860 Br0sdWav. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City. New York.
Dated. New York cry. August l1th. 1917.
e. T. SILVER. INC,
By Il J. SHORTER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
sr-pprNr COURT OF NEW YoRE

sr-pREMr COURT OF NEW YoRE,
Courtv OF New York-LIBBIE STIFF and
CARRIE ESBERG, Plaintiffs, against Ed
WARD MCCAIN ct a.. Defendants.
In pursuance OF judgment OF fore.
closure ana sale duly made and entered
In the Aboye-eutitled action and bearing
date the eth day OF August 1871 l, ths
undersigned, the referee In said Judsmsnt
named, will sell a. PUBIC auJtl9n'
Exchange Salesroom, No. 1915 Nese,
Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan, Sir
OF New York on the 9Th day Of september,
1917 az ~ o'clock noon on thst day py
Samuel Goldsticker. Auctioneer' me prem
ises directed by said Judgment TO De sold,
and therein described as follows.
ALI, that certain lot. piece or parcel ~
land with the buildings and improvement
thereon erected, situate, lying ana BERG ~
the Borough OF Manhattan. OF tho city OF
New York. In the County and state or Ne"
York. bounded and described as follows;
BEGINNING At a point on the northerly
inches westerly from the corner formed ~
the intersection OF N. nortnerly SIDE or
18th Street with the westerly side %
LeuoN Avenue running thence nortnet,
parallel with LenoK Avenue and part OF
the distance through a party wall 100 fest
II inches 20 the center line Of the block
thence westerly, along the center line or
the block 81 feet !nches' thence south
erly parallel with LenoX Avenue, 100 r--t
II inches 20 the northsrly side Of il.th
street: thence easteriy, along the northeriy
side OF ll4th Street 81 feet inches 70 ths
point or place OF beginning. said premises
being now know by the street number lVs
West tl4th street
Dated New York. August 10th. 1917.
LOUIS ". STOTEsBURY. Referee.
KANTROWITZ & EsBERG, Attorneys
for Plaintiffs, go Broadway. New York
CITY Manhattan Borough.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty 10 be sold It's street number Is 100
West lltth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
CHANGE OF NAME

SUPREME COURT. STATE or NEW
York. County OF New York In the Mat
ter " The Application OF hETZER BROS.
INC. For Authority 10 Change It's Nams
to ALBERT HIRSr. INC.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that HETZER
BROS. INC. a domestic corporation. hsv-
ing lts principal business once In the City.
County ard state u New York. will apply
20 the supreme court OF the state OF New
York. at Special Term, Part I thereof.
90 be- held a. tn~ County Court House, in
the Borough OF Manhattan, City and
county OF New York. on the 18th day Of
September. 1871, 81 1915 o'clock IN the
forenoon ~ that csy, or as soon there
after ~ counsel can be heard for an order
authorizing said corporation % change its
corporate name 20 Albert Hurst. Inc.
Dated. New York August 2cth, 1871
HETZER BROS INC.
(SeaD by ALBERT HlRSr. FTcsidsnt,
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-AlARGAREr A. NORRIS Plain.
tn. azsins. CHARLES r.. PAGE and
others. Defendants. Ronald z Bro WI.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney $50 Broadway, S-~
YORK Pursuant o. Judgment. entered July
q. 1917. 7. tie undersigned, VIII sell a.
public auction. 90 the Exchange calesrcom.
Nos 1915 Nesev street. Borough u Man
haitian New York. a. twelve o clock noon
on August %. 1917. by SamueI Nsrv. Auc-
uoneer. the w0rtgegsd premises directed
~ said Judgment 20 be sold situated n
the Borough ~ Manhattan. County and
CITY Of New York. on the E1~'her'y 50.
OF Water street described In the mortgage
I'M two parcels, % a. feet inches o'
thereab0uts Eas,er.y from Roosevelt street,
rs feet inches In width i1 The front ard
- feet inches IN the rear. 81 feet inches
on the westerly side ard IS feet inches
on the Easterly side; a. adjoining the fret
mentioned parcel on the East, being -
feet, or Whereabouts, IN width IN front, -
feet IN the rear. - feet more or less IN
depth on the Westerly side, and So feet
inches on the Eastsrly side; be said sew.
eral distances and dimensions more or less.
Beng more particularly described or the
ruortZsE- recorded in the Registers Oncs
Of New York County in Section I. Block
ITO, Liber IFS Of Mortgages. Page +es.
The following Is = diagram Of said prem
l-es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
In q u S tria s
Cotton

A further sharp break was followed
by a violent rally in the cotton market
yesterday, with December contracts
selling up from 2I46 TO 22I5, and clos
ing at 22.0S. The general LIST closed
irregular at net gains Of 4 20 IS points.
The advance was accompanied by re-
ports that some Of the Southwestern
farmers were refusing TO follow the
decline in selling their spot cotton an.
that demand had improved at the lower
basis. Low condition estimates caused
uneasiness lest the government report,
which will be issued next Friday and
be followed by a three-day adjourn
ment, will bear out some Of these dire
ful prophecies. Further stop orders
we're uncovered as prices broke into
new low ground for the movement.
Early in the day, at net loss Of 81 70
"A points, the pressure subsided and
the market turned for the oetter'
There seemed 20 be few contracts Tor
sale after the recent heavy LIQUIDATION
and for = time the market shot up
randy. with active months selling
about $3.50 a bale above the low level
Of the morning.
The private crop reports issued dur
ing the day pointed 20 a condition Of
around St., compared with y ia L
month They were surprise 20 loca.
traders, who had been looking for ie-
ports showing a we'll sustained c0ndl-
ton or little falling Off. The unfavor-
able features reported in the Southwest
were emphasized, although some Geterl-
Grafton in scattering Eastern belt sec
tlors was indicgtsd. The Official fore
cast was for partly cloudy weather in
Texas. with showers In the Panhandle,
which some thought might spread over
the state. Exports for the day were
32.624 bales, making 296.755 so far this
season, against 323,330 last year.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were unchanged 90 $50 points
lower.
Prices compare as follows:
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Centre Line OF Block.
100 West ll4th street.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above &c
scribed property Is 10 be sold, Is 5l5, 9os.T,
wIth interest thereon from the 9th day Of
srfsgarcs Amounting 20 t373.89. with IN
tsrest from August 9th, 1917, together with
the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate amount Of the tarss
assessments and water rates, or other
IONS which are 70 be allowed % the pIE-
chaser out OF the purchase money. or PAD
by the Referee. is as follows. SOS being
the first half - tax OF 1917, and as for
Cr0t1n water for 1917 ana SIS Tor Croto1
water for 1916. and the interest and penal
ties on each OF said three Items, n any.
Dated New York, August 10Th, 1917.
LOUIS ". STOTEsBUBY, Refere..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
ReAexes Of War

According 20 the "Frankfurter lei
tuug," a meeting was held recently be-
tween the directors Of the Reichsbank
and the principal representatives Of
German agriculture 20 discuss the
measures 20 be taken in order TO place
on q broader basis the work Of collect.
ing for tae next war loan. which is TO
be issued at the end of September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
ices compare as follows:
Metals

The copper market was dull yester-
day, producers and dealers refusing TO
make new commitments while the
price-ax.ng question remains unset
tied. Small dealers continue 20 quote
27 cents for spot copper, 26is cents
for September and 25l2 20 26ia cents
for last quarter.
Current spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing a. the
corresponding time Of last year, follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
Active Securities -:-
Stocks


- last weeks late rally in the
.,ks, was surrendered, the
go .gaiu assuming an aggressive
' ~. on the continued uncertainty
....spg government price control
- frmness marked the early
-. but prices fell back on the
' s-',;op Of short covering. Con-
49, reports concerning Bethlehem
..r. snaneial plan started setback
..sustrials Of l TO 3 points. L. S.
- ,,aeted from 100 to 1905, closing
J. 'sos.. a ne; loss Of 5 Of point.
o,..r ecu ipments and war issues, as
v,ols. pursued an uneven course and
-, coon parted with their moderate
-. Of the first hour. Early activity
,,w Of the pooled shares was aban-
l.,.A when public interest in those
..o.. failed to materialize.
S.ippings and tobsccos furnished
..,b Of the days stability, Marines,
ls,,tie. Gulf & West Indies. as well
!. United Cigar Stores and Tobacco
,,osue,s, advancing l 20 pa points.
1as gains were substantially reduced
:, molly lost, however, in the drop
,rg trend Of the later dealings, the
y. closing with a heavy tone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
PL EdSATT AVE-.

The approximate amount % Tho lien .,
charge. 20 satisfy which the above described
r-oDerty rs 20 be sold. is S46.0oi0a, with
Interest thereon from the 9tn day u july
1917. together with the costs AMI allowances
August 6-h. 1917, together with the tx
persas OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes. assessments and water rates
o. other liens which are 70 be allowed 20
rr. nurchase- out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the referee. is 5000 SIS and Interest
Dated Naw York August 10Th, 1911
CHARLES A. CURTIN, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28

Business Troubles


ALFrET UAar-A ra.Hrl .1 -lrE-IrtrT pa.
ben nHf Hrl.H. ..- U4r dealer iH sprrE.
o.. ... tr. aI. lg ,-a.IUa Raphael creditor
..- 5000
I-.uUE N1ENknW1TZ. a rr-. a. 1872 C-rf1-a
o.. .a. ..HI petition bon UaHAIIpar. WITH .aHl..
rr. .. ono a.. UH a..HTH
HERMAN A. EI.LN mr-nr~ar. ar 80 IIHf
FI.f b.. FIs O. "a a grtl-rH l talh1rteT. with Ia
UD.-.., rf .a end -H -r.'.
Schedules
R0niN 4 EALIsH rrUrr-Irrs NJ isrrat-sirl
s.Hrr or 5000 I-4IsH7 UlF- @.-l schedules .u
BANKRUPTCY. H-s liabilities nj so and assets c,
}-.-
AHi1nmena
IaAlEu a HNpWN EU#e.s. ar f.'. IIr4Iaar.
Isr. l.H.eHr. fH Joseph e. A..lu-.HH. Tie psrtll-s
sra Morris L.--L4 4AI Harp Blown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
lndustrials

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
1000 aetna Ezplos. Zs .7s g .e7s
400 do pfd .... ~ - %2I2 ~.
20 EAR Reduction g. 90 90 90
1000 Seth s W i.fio.a f1o.z no iio.z
2o)0 'do b RS ... "a "a sc "a
1890 carwen Steel. roa4 1924 1Oss 1O7s
100 Char I Co. OF A 81 81 el2 az
5000 Chevrolet Mot SO 90 81 g.
200 FCIties Ser +. 2s74 2s54 2534 2e3A
200 Emerson Pm 67s Sc 67s 67s
5U Holly c. pfdfo1lz 1919 1o1le 1919
100 LUX 5. lst pfd1o1Is1o2 1919 1o2
525 Mara. ctfs.l20 121 III III
250O 'Mazim Nun. "a u "a 13s
2l30 'Prud Pic ... ga 69a GA 62s
10000 -Rsp Truck r. u a "a =
1900 Smith Mo Tr. SIS So 42s 4ss
1900 Steel Cor. sl2 8-s "a sla
800 StLRMGP vic % 357s So 357s
1000 Sub v ctfs. 2s.z % 254 "a
900 goo Triangle T. q g.s- F. ", r e ia i5s ls .s
5000 sUrited Mot 22s4 24 ~ 235a
1000 'W-M Air Cp. 10 1914 SIS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Monday amounted 70
S1,sss, 600, against 100000 Saturday,
S1,469.O0O a week ago and S2,20s,OOO a
year ago. From January ! TO date,
S625, 1854 900, against $3.50, O71 900 in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
Curb Market

Note.-The tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Monday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton,
seed OIL


Coffee Tltur-s.-Cr'd weather news from
Br-I' caused scattered a-tr- .r -r- coffee
U4~.e. elr.~ yesterday. u.t ..lrr. advance.
were Jose. with the market arrir- during rho
afternoon owing t1 'r- absence az crop damn.
age claims and continued near month lgli.
daliar. The close Hh~waf q net decline Of
o. 70 o points. with sales reported ot 10000
bass including exchanges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
srRROGATEs, NOTICES

BOWMAN. HENRY HIN PURSUANCE
II an order 0t Honorable John p, Co
taIau. q surrogate NJ rh. county Of New
York. notice .- hereby given 20 al persons
Fa..r- ella ms against Henry H. Row man.
r.rs Of the County n New York. deceased,
.9 prasert tho same with vouchers thereo,
- The surser. rers. ar their place OF trans
a,.I-g business a. rho Office - their at
+---a-s. smith & Bowman. NO. IS Park
ROW. boz the Borough ~ Manhattan, In The
CIV ~ New York on or before the ilth
aav Of February next
Dated. New York. the 81 day % August,
ARTENAS q SMITH
HAROLD. H. BOWMAN.
j. FLOYD BOWMAN
Executors
Smith 6 Bowman. ATTORNEYS for Executors,
"a Park Row, Borough Of Manhattan,
New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
John =. Coh4lsu. a Surrogate of ne
County OF New York. notice Is hereby gives
% al persons having claims against Bertha
r HeiIbrgu. late - the County 0f New
York deceased % present the same with
vouchers thereof % the subscriber, A. his
place - frarsa,fing business aL the Office
~ guggarhelwer. rute-uyer & Marshall.
SO 10 Broadway Borough II Manhattan.
city OF New York. on or before the -tta
DAY ~ December next.
Dated, New York. the 18TH day Of June
1917
JOSEPH 2 HEILRRUN Executor
GUGGE.NHEfNER UNTERNYER & MAR
SHALL. Attorneys fIr Executor. i2s
Br14dRal Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CITY.