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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

WAXEnBAUM. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S0tI-RT COUNTY OF NEW YORK.-In
Tho Matter 81 the Application for letters
~ administration, with the VII annexed
~ Tho goods chsttels and credits LETT un-
administered Of JOSEPH WA%ELBACM'
Deceased. - 80 ,oe-prr
WAXELBAUM. DECEASED:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Charles
WaXelbaum as petitioner upon the con-
s.nt 81 all the next OF kin OF and OF all the
persons entitled 20 share In tho estate OF
he said Joseph WsXelbsum. deceased.
scLnoyvledged and hied with the Surro-
rates OF the County OF New York, Intends
20 amply to the said Surrogates for Letters
Of Administrator TO be issued 70 MN s
Goods chAttels and credits left unadmin-
stored Of said Joseph WaheIosuI" de-
ceased. with a limited and modlned ooha.
nursuant TO the provisions OF Section 1881
II The code Of civil Procedure OF the state
u New York
And YOU and each u YOU are HEREBY
rcttdsd and required under and By virtue
- he Aforesaid section Of said Code ana
ln pursuance % an order OF publication
made for that purpose by honorable Jonn
Z. Cohaisn. one Of the Surrogates OF ne
County OF New York, dated the lOth day
~ March. 1917. 20 present any and all
claims that you may have against the
estate OF the aforesaid Joseph WaHeloaum'
deceased, 20 the surrogates OF the Count.
OF New York at their ofice IN the nan OF
Records IN the Borough OF Manhattan,
C,ty Of New York. on or before tho eth
day Of April. 1917. at or after which time
~ penaitv of the bond to be given b.
The person 20 whom Letters Of Administrs-
lion with the will annexed herein SHAH
be granted Is 20 he hXsd by the SAID Su.-
rogatts. 49,
Dated. New York. March l4th, 1917.
CHARLES J. WAXELBAUM. Petitioner.
IIEBNiANN TANZER, Attorneys for
Petitioner. once and =. o Address.
No 233 Broadway Borough Of Man
haitian. City Of Nav YORK;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

Cheese Reccipts. 4.5:7 boxes. state.
whole milk. All styles. held, specials To, 2 n
e.1.c: average fancy. 2ti4 n &c: lower
Grade. o. "a 26c nsts. fresh. colorcd SPECIAL.
as. 4re5c: white. specials, -lc; colorcd.
average fancy. -4N24iec white. average
Fancy. .fa.c. lower grade. % . q &c. twins,
rresb colored. specisls 24a4 PC; white.
specisk pc: colored. average fancy. -4Q
.ai.c. white. average fancy. Z4rac' Wiscon-
lin. whole milk. all styles. fancy. held. ga
s1iec: twins. fresh. colorcd. ga &c White
et~Melc. double daisics, fresh, -id &c ,
Young Americas. fresh. 2tc Michigan. whole
milk. fat. fresh. 2fitc. lar Western whole
milk. OREGON. triple daisies. held. "a = y
26i.c. Young Americas. fresh, 26c Caliior-
MIA double daisies, fresh. 22U2tc: state.
skirus. current make. specials, 1872 q zoe :
choice. 1Si. Ul9c. fair 20 good, la lAc; low
or grade. Tea 1910.
Eggs Receipts. $500 ca'o-. Lrcsh gath
cred. extras per dozen. 3'n 5'i4c; storage
hacked. frsts. Gpsc. fresh gathered. frsts.
2siaM 8fc: seconds and lower grades, 81 e q
ace: di-tics. 50 as &c, checks. good TO
choice. dry. 20u Sic; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western. hcnncry whites, hne 10
fancy o.u CSC: ordinary % good, 500 SIC {;
gathered white ordinary TO fine. 55u&tc ,
Western aud Southern. gathered white, @f0
Sc state Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery
Aowns. 55G Soc gathered brown and mixed
color. 3f0 SOC. duck eggs. Baltimore, fyW
4-c. Western and prime southern. i3q46c :
ordinary. Southern and Far Southern, 1>n
49c goose eggs. SlN$l.3-.
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Ind strial
Cotton

Old crop deliveries Of cotton were
conspicuouslv buoyaut yesterday owing
10 reportS OF more active SPOT buS' O.
ness in tho South May contracts 500
AZ 20 cents. or more than sou per na''
above the closing price OF lueSoaN =,
and closed At 1855. with the genera
LIST closinc steady At net advances o.
. "a "a roints Both trade and Spcch-
Istivo shorts were believed 10 hc ouN-
inc old cror positions on the advance
mart Of tho demand being attributed I'd"
tbo removal Of hedges against mo 'u-
creased srot sales nm the primary mar
lots There was also transferring OF
shorts from old 90 new crop mon'nS'
and some buying Of old, against sac
81 rc,v on the expectation OF sU"
Greater ncar-month premiums. hc-
norts that further shipments were cor
tennlatcd from the local stocks m
c~oasc6 tho anxiety Of the near-mohlh
49,. interest. New crop DELIVERIES
,rore held back by the realizing OF
longs and rather conflicting weather re-
Sontbern spot markets. as oiholai.E
,ororted were unchanged 10 - poln''
bicbcr generally i 20 i above ! ueH-
49, fgures Savannah reported safes
Of ovcr 5000 bales, while there "Sr'
also Good sales az Norfolk, MemPh'S
nd New Orleans. According TO priNa'e
wires short staple cotton was SSI!'.' =
~ 20 cents in the interior OF ga IA,
and some Of the advieos received mere s.
~ "a ma holders who had previously
60 81 % cents had advanced their iif-
20 ~ - cents. 40 exports we're re
no,,od for the day. Exports so lar
,bie scason have been 4,3So,6SO bales
Nn.,dnr,s Previous ear
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Railroad Of New Jersey
Dividends

United Cigar Stores Regular quarterly
dividend OF pcr cent ON common stock.
This Is an increase iu the annual rate from
to 5 per cont Dividend is payable May H.
TO stock Of record April 20.
Midvale Steel and Ordnance. Quarterly
dividend of $50 share. payable May to
stock of record April zoo.
American Ice. Quarterly dividend of ] =
per cent on tho preferred stock. placing the
stock on % p per cent basis. Dividend is pay
able April ID 20 stocl of record April -.
Champion Copper. Dividend Of $40 A
share, making $il0.3f since February 81.
1915. Previous payment OF 500 was made
March 20. 1917.
American Light and Traction. Regular
quarterly dividends Of - pcr cent on the
preferred and 2'2 per cent IN cash and 2iz
per cent in common stock on the common
stock. all payable May I 90 stock OF record
April ~.
Brooklyn City Railroad. Regular quarter
~ dividend of pcr cent. payable April is 20
stock Of record April 4.
philadelphia Company. Regular quarterly
dividend of - per cent on common stock.
payable May I 10 stock OF record April il.
Harbison-walk,r RefractOrics. - Regular
quarterly dividend Of ! - per cent on the
preferred stock. payable April 20 to stock Of
record April 10.
United Verde Extension Mining. Quarter
ly dividend of 80 cents II share and an extra
OF 70 cents. both payable May to stool, OF
record April s.
Oklahoma Natural Gas. Regular quarter
IS dividend OF a per cent payable April %
TO stock Of record April g.
Vacuum Oil Regular somi-annual divi-
dend Of per cent and an extra of . per
cent. both payable May Is 20 stock of record
May l..
50. Mary's Mineral Land. Dividend OF s.
share payable April % TO stock OF record
April -
Continental Motors Corp. Dividend Of I =
per cent on the preferred stock, payable
April 10 10 stock Of record April ..
Produce Exchange Bank. Scmi-annual
dividend Of 8 per cent. payable April l6 to
stock Of record April ~.
Midwest Refining. Regular quarterly diyi-
dend Of per cent, payable May ! 20 stock Of
record April II.
American Cigar. Regular quarterly divi-
dend OF ~. per cent on the common stock,
payable May.l 20 stock Of record April 3.
lly-Spring6eld Tire. Regular quarterly
dividend of 81 share on the common stock.
payable May 1 90 stock Of record April l6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOks.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-The German Savings Bank in the
CIV OF New York. Plaintiff against sam
ueI NJ Rosendorg and others. Defendants
Pursuant TO 4 judgment OF foreclosure
and sale entered herein. dated March -.
1917. the undersigned will sell at public
auction AZ the Exchange Sale9rOom. Nos
1915 Vesey Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York CITY. on April 20. 1917. AZ l.
o'clock noon by Henry Brady. Auctioneer,
the premises thereby directed 20 be sold.
situate in the said Borough and city on the
Southerly side OF l2Sth street. distant Two
hundred and ten feet East OF LenoX Ave-
nue.. and being % feet in width in front
and rear by 90 feet and If inches I'm
depth the side lines being az right angles
10 said street; known as Lot No. 2iO on
Map OF Land IN the 18th Ward. y. y.
CITY. by Edwin Smith, {. s, dated De
cember 10. 1893
street Number IS West i2Sth street
SANTIAGO =. CAHILL. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

Of business continues on large seals
Clcveland-During March there was
hositancy and uncertainty.
Richmond Little change.
Atlanta Scarcity Of labor present
greatest handicap 20 further develop
mont and production.
Chicago Generally satisfactory.
-. Louis Extremely active, but NOT
maintaining its ratio Of increase.
Minneapolis Immediate possibl rites
discounted and developments need not
necessarily bring serious effects.
Kansas City Nothing seems materi-
ally 10 impede increasing prosperity.
Dallas Attitude OF conservatism ana
caution.
san Francisco Conditions favorable.
I'm general. the year promises prosper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankrupley

BOTTEANlLEY CHEMICAL COLOR EXTRACT
co. ina petition in bankruptcy has been
fled assn't lie Bceramley chemical color ana
Extract Co.. llc. Of So6 Washington -. WIN
factory a. Perth Anboy by Robert T. Lewis fof
these oreiitc.s Waugh Chemical Corporation 81 10Y
William Braun. 500. ana n H. Abbot' SSVv'
The company was incorporated IN February 1919.
with capital stock $4,000, 10 manufacture ACIDS
for dyes on textile manufacture petition In
bankruptcy has been filed In Newark also. At Mr..
IDyiss Office it was said that the liabilities are
$50 900 ana assets 500 o0o. ,,.
fled petition In banHupicy, with haoliues
s. 81. mostly as indorer on notes and no assets
ABRAHAM ALBERTO BACHMAN. musician OF
~ West ioth St has filed petition IN banhup',y.
with liabilities g. g.. and sssejs. Among the
creditors are Musical Courier Co., $3.50: J. Goerk.
$50 and Joseph Freuzel, $50. He flied no
petition in consequence Of an examination IN sup
Elementary proceeding SCI down FOR today. and
Judge Nayer RESTRAINED the examination for year.
NYNK WIGHTMAN. salesIady Al West 5sth
81 Ia, fled a petition IN bankrupcy with ia1ih-
ties s. ~ sud assets 81 80. consisting o. accounts.
500 and household furniture. $500. The latter
is iu possession OF the Hotel Seymour pending
DAVID HhiiRsHFELD and IDA HIRsHFELD.
flrrier. a. 3i6 West ll2th ST., under the name OF
Hushield Manufacturing Fur Co. have lled
petition iu bankruptcy. with liabilities Hoi3 and
Receiver Appointed
r. TAYLOR CORPORATION. Judge Manton
has appointed stephen 4. Msckinsh receiver Of
the L. TAYLOR Corporation. dealer in automobiles
Al Az Broadway. bond 10000. Assets are eeti-
ia rT0TZKY Judge Mayer has appointed
Charles " Berg receiver for Ida Piotzly baker Of
~ last 9sth ST. IN act without compensation.
Discharge Granted
COGNEL1A NJ 81 RNHAM.-Judge MAYER has
granted discharge from bankruptcy - Cornelis
II Rurrhsm dealer n Photograph supplies for
merry o. o. West 10Th 81.
Assignments
ELIAS IEV1NTHAT. dealer in window shades. a.
1880 Madison ay., has made an assignment 10
Arthur q Lewis
GoITIIEB & GRoSsMAN. manufacturers o.
mems no. kwear. at SIS Broadway. have made an
sssirrrnsrt 10 Joseph = AnduS. The deed was
signed only by Morris Gresham. The other part
rsr. Harry Gotticb did not sign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Federal Reserve Reports
On Trade Conditions

Washington, April 1.-THE interns-
tional situation has caused a general
tendency toward conservatism in bust
ness, the Federal Reserve Board an
nounced to-day in its monthly review,
although general prosperity continues.
BY districts the review of business
shows:
Boston A general unsettled feeling.
New York-Eyery indication Of an
active spring season.
Philadelphia Less active, but volume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
More Than 600 Americans
in Palestine, Says Elkus

Washington, April 4.-Ambassador
Elkus, at Constantinople, cabled to-day
that in Palestine alone there are be-
tween 900 and 700 Americans. mostly
naturalized, awaiting an opportunity to
come home. Several hundred others are
scattered throughout Syria.
Word is expected shortly as TO
whether the Spanish vessel designated
to take relief supplies to Beirut will
bring out the refugees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by
tho Board Of Water supply. az its Offices
twenty-secoud floor. Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre and chambers Streets
New York city. until u 4. NJ on Tues.
dJy. April -. 1917. Tor Contract 1865. for
furnishing. delivering. installing and test
ing complete electrical lighting apparatu,
at various structures ar r~servoirs and
along the Cstskill aqueduct: also for fur
ni.hing and installing motor and gear
Ing and an electrically driven pump Ths
work is located between tho Ashokan re,
ervolr near Ashoksn. Ulster County and
silver Lake reservoir. Staten Island New
York
At the above place and time IN. bid,
will be publicly opened aud read
Pamphlets containing Information for bid d.
ders and contract drawings can be OBJ.
tained a. the above address. at the Office
II the Secretary. by dHpositing the sum
Of ten dollars $50 In cash or is equiva
lent for each pamphlet For further par.
ticulars apply TO the Office OK the PRINCIPAL
Assistant Engineer ~ the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President:
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN r CALVIN.
Comm ssionerY, Board Of Water Supply
GEORGE FE3THERSTONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

Rye.-Market steady.
Yes'days Previous Yesf
Cash: close oIose .sso5
Cash. y. y. bush. Sl.s1 Sl.b SI'O'
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Current llltf'
price year ago
L.cnf.l. lccni.l. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

Flour and Meal-Quotation were:
Ne-tda,'s Previous Year
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Cottonseed On Tulures.

Cottonseed Oil Futures. The market for
cottonseed oil was very strong during the
early operations. with prices a. new high
records The May position sold at l5c per
pound. while July sold At l5.0lc. Crude oil
was very strong in the South with reports
that holders were asking as high as 81 per
gallon. while all other Ereases and fats were
very firm. Lard advanced sharply on small
receipts Of hogs. and there said 10 be
better cash demand Tor hog products. The
high prices attracted quite active profit TAX
ing and the market experienced a partial re-
action, with final quotation, to "A points
higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Soldiers Hold Morgan Jobs

Employees Of J. p. Morgan e. Co. VINO
may be called out as members Of the
National Guard or who may enlist VIII
have their positions held for them. A.
20 the question whether they would re-
ceiye full pay while away from work -
was stated that all would "be treated
properly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
WREST PARK

Sfus-a within q miles from London.
o mile. from Bedford Luton aud liitehl ana
4 miles from Ampthiu aud Ilitgick stations.
on the Midland Railway.
The Mansion House stands smld we'll tim,
feet above soa level and comprises -Entrancs
Hail Z Reception Rooms. Library. so Bel snd
Dre.sirg Rooms. bathrooms AID extensive Doines
H. once etc and Men Servants Rooms 'ourt
Ysrl With WatchmaH's Lodge and room ior J.
Wallets.
The Stabling is couysnenry Arranged au1
,r,'it srI,,umo1atiou for p horsc7. coach House.
N.r,'s Room, etc. There many other Build
irgs on the EstGe. including OranEery. PAVILION
Lodges. etc.
The Grounds add all that can h desired TO
,ts Stsfsly Mansion House The, Include Lawns.
Terrace Gardens. Ornamental Timber and shrub
berie-, also much Ornamental Water. covering an
area 81 about 100 acre'.
The Deer Park Is an important feature q
tho nrorerty sxtsfding over 900 acrrs. lags
nan of which Is heavily and handsomely timbered.
1ha above together With the Farms In hama.
forming A very compact Estate are To BIZ SOLD
Al a m,-lcrate pre- Win -.
ToSSFSSION or THE WHOLE on COMPLETION
OF THE ~ RcHASE
SUMMARY. Area About
Mansion Grounds. Lodges, etc..........-. 30 acre'
The Deer Park ...... -......-....-t ~ o..
Nre.t Park Home Farm --...-.--..-. go
Warren arm .-.......-.- .....-.--..'. ~ ,
anhoe Farm ....... ...-. -----.... .-...-ttst .
Woodlands adjoining The aOose.......-....e5j 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
RESORTS

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees at 20
, M: lowest. IS "a, $50 .. M; average, - :
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The Pierce Arrow Motor Car COmpan
- - w ! L AlL-L-LL ~. LL-

The Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company.
NoTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting u the stock holders
Of THE PIERCE ARROW MOTOR tAt
C0NPASY viii bo held ~ its principal
once 1895 Elmwood Avenue. Buffalo. *.
y on Tuesday. April 10. 1917. ~ t"o
o'clock T. NJ. for inc purpose OF elecnng
rLno fq) directors Tor fhe ensuing year.
and for tie transaction Of such other busi-
ncss - may properly come before said
meeting
The stock transfer books Of the Company
ain close ~ the end Of business on April
1917, and will 10 reopened on April -.
1917.
LAURENCE Il GARDNER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
DIAMONDS
MULTI. RAPUNe

DIAMONDS BOUGHT aud SOLD tot .c.,h. ID
zee BENNETT. rs Broains,. third foor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
The Weather Report

,r..hiog+on April 4.-The storm that was oe'H4
- - ,',.n, over Kansas Is advancing Slowly cas-
,-'.l .,d tonight It's centre was over the m''n'7
,r.s,,,Irni VALLEY. It has been attended o' gen,
'.. .r1 thunderstorm, throughout me niGn
eral ran, n.. Arkansas and Georsfa. ana rams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

Local OmeIal Record. The following orlrial record
from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures during
The last twcn.y-four hours in comparison With tho
-.-... .lfDy ,ts.e If IsS year
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Approximate amount OF mortgage deoi
coo tB- 20 with interest from March 2.
a.. cos,s and allowance. t3S5.2S. with IN.
tsres, from March p. 1917; taxes. assess
,,,orts and water rates. approximately
t72i.9O and interest 49,
SANTIAGO p. CAHII.L. Referee
AMEND & AMEND Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 10 Nassau street, Manhattan. New
York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

United Cigar Stores. Regular quarterly
dividend OF pcr cent on common stock.
This Is an increase iu the annual rate from
Z to per cont. Dividend Is payable May j.
to stock Of record April a.
Mdvale Steel and Ordnance Quarterly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Orchard and Field

YESTERDAY \ yea ago
....,-o,,. TNfE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

COOK Young SHede: excellent coos so $50 J.:
Miss Hosmayer's Agsncy. 10 East i3d s., 81
Hoor. Telephone sea- Murray Hill
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cuICACO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
RAILWAY COMPANY.

me Annual Meeting u he StockhoTders
OF this Company for the election Of Direc-
tors and for the transaction OF any other
buginess Of the Company viii be held a. tho
ornce OF the Company. loo the city Of NIL
wsukee. ~ - o'clock noon Thursday. May
3ist. 1917.
The transfer books viii poo closed on
Monday the 80th day Of Aprll. and re-
opensd on Friday. the ist day Of June next
u. X WILLIAMS Vice President
New York. April 2. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
TYPEwRITERs
CARPET CLEANING

r.RVF1U, CARPET CLEANING CO.--cl.,r, /.
compressed air steam. hand OF on door. ls1
Rro.d.G Al last tsth a. Coz q bBANUL
Tel l32-Ssth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS


.u..,..i. .vi, san Francisco Manoa ,--..., ~
iaN4 A., t1 Is.nds. New Zealand and
..N,tr,lis iva V4nc0u1erl ~, .
~. Au,' copsa. China Except shanghai Cityj
''YH-Ji Philippine Islands via vancouver =
Fmpre.s of Russia .-.--. ...--.-s...i,,.-'
Hawaii shanghai city and speelia'SS bi %a'
dressed mail for other pai'1 o, ,'','a'
Japan and Corea WA san
Lam Corea and China and Philippine Isl
IDS via seattiel-Manila Mari. -. -, .'
t.nsr Cores and China via Seattlej
Talthybius ...-.. .- g.. -',.,.....t
Hawaii wa san Francisco MaSoAla. '-'''.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Hay and Straw
Sugar Futures. 4

Sugar Futures. After opening irregular
yesterday . points higher 70 points lower
sugar futures gradually crcpt higher on trade
buying and support from local operators. the
close showing net gains Of ] 10 points
with sales for the day 1880 tons. The eX-
change market was Influenced by q firm spot
situation. with a continued buying movement
by refuers and operators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Metals

Tho copper market continued que
with only small demand and no g'ss "a
Effort on the part Of sellers TO IooA IGa
business. There was no chahge 80
Spelter prices. The Lead Marcy IL
hrm but quiet. The American oIIet -.
nd Refining Company continues to
mote S cents a pound for prompt de-
liverles. r. .be
principal metals and metal pIouUt 80
compared with those preVa ann, fo a. w.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

ATTRACTIVE msg1ihrenf double once tvo e.
frances pslausl onoe building. $50. 40 W. toth
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sURROGATES' NOTICE

.NtEs LEONARD.-IN PURSUANCE OF
~, order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow
r-n'tor a Surrogate Of The County OF New
- dated october nth, 1915. NOTICE
- %erebv given TO all persons having
"Iatns against Leonard Ames. late Of the
SNuntv OF New York, deceased, 70 pre-
80 he same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscribers. At their place OF transactlnE
tns,ress at the office OF Charles p. Lat
- No Is Pine Street. Manhattan, In
~ Cify ,f New York, on or before the
elst day Of April next; 49,,
dated. New Yora. the 18th day Of Octo-
Oe'' WV FANNY r. AMES.
CHARLES 7. LATTTNG.
Executors.
cuAPLEs r. LATTGNG. Attorney 70.
E.scutors. 80. "a Pine St. y. Y. city.
LYDIA EsTELLE DeFoRRESr IN PUH-
.,,a,r,, Of an order Of Honorable John F.
. .ta, a Surrogate OF the County OF
. Vnrk notice Is hereby given to ell
49, having claims against Lydia
pp,oIi. DeForrest. late OF the County OF
-, YORK deceased to present the same,
I'm youchers thereof TO tho subscribers
~ "beir Mace Of trRnsacting business. At
,h. cffces OF Fullerton Wells, Esq. No.
900 Fifth Avenue. Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY Of New York on OF oei0re mo %o'h
o@ ia November 22nd. 1916.
WILLIAM T. WARNER.
CARRIE +. COOPER,
Administrators
FULLERTON WELLS. Attorney for Ad-
ministrators, No. 400 Firth Avenue.
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
ENGLAND.

The Country Residence Of the late Amer
lean Ambassador. Ills ENcellency the Hon.
WhiteIaw Reid. during his Residency In
England from 1905 to 1913.
r~r SAIL with immediate possession.
BEDFORDSHIRE. ENGLAND.
Tn, Historical County seat - almost uhpaIal-
fcrd interest and heau'y forming most
Attractive Residential and sporting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

FOR SALE LOTS. BEACHWOOD
Boulevard. BcachWood. y. !. $50 per
lot lnqturo VI. &. j.. GA Leonard st.
Brooklyn. y y