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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-01

Produce Markets-Current

Butter.-R Receipts. 5,377 packages. Cream
cry higher scoring than extras. per ID. II Y
N i2c extras (g2 scorel, Ale: hrstS tSo TO VI
scorel. 80 y m40l2c; seconds tS3 to 81 scorei
34teM 36c thirds. 33m 34c; creamery, un-
sailed. higher than extras, 42l2m i3c : extras,
flfem42c; firsts. 37m SIC; seconds. 35d
36izc: creamery held. higher than extras,
3sc extras. 3Si2c; frsts, 36m 38c: seconds, "a
N351ac: thirds. 33M33l2c state dairy. tubs
finest. 59i2 SOC good to prime, SO i2M 59c
common to fair, 29d 36c renovated, extras,
34c: frsts, 32m 33c; lower grades. 2SH3lc
imitation creamery. frsts, 3l@32e; Ladies Iadles,
current make. first. 29d soc: seconds, 2S1sc
lower grades. ga 2Sc: packing stock. cur
rent make. No. /, 2SG2Sl2c; No. ,. 27lsci
lower grades. 25i2@27c.
Cheese Receipts, 1926 boxes. State
whole milk, fats. held. specials. per ID. 25d
25i2c; average fancy. 24la@ Zoe; lower
grades. 22m24 fresh. colored. specials
age fancy. 24c white. average fancy 2ic
lower grades, 22G231sc twins, held. specials
25d25hc: average fancy. 2ilZM2i$.c
cheddars. held, specials. 25d 25l4 &c; single
daisies, fancy. 25d 20 lec: Wisconsin,. whole
milk. fancy. twins. held. 244q25Lc; fresh
daisies. held. 24%4 d25c; fresh. 24A 024i rs
Young Americas. 2f34 M25c; Far Western
whole milk. Oregon. fresh, triple daisies
24c; California. fresh, double daisies, 30 n
24c; state, skins. current make. specials
21c choice. 1910 zoe; fair TO good, 1S@
lgc lower grades. 120l7i2c.
Receipts. $40 cases. Fresh gath
cred. extra fine. per dozen. 45 "a 46c extra
frsts. 45c: frsts, 44G441.c; seconds and
lower grades. 42d43isc; refrigerator frsts
39c seconds. 3763slsc; lower grades. 35m
&c. state. Penn and nearby Western, hen
merry whites, fine TO fancy 47G 4Sc; ordinary
10 good 44N46c gathered whites. ordinary
10 fine. 4AM47c; Western and Southern
gathered whites, 44d acc: state. Penn and
nearby. hennery browns. 45Gt46c: gathered
brown and mixed colors. frsts TO extra frsts
44IIf5c.
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THE WEATHER REPORT

Washington. ian. 3l-A remarkable range In
pressure was chsr,ed on wednesday nights weather
map the barometer reading a. Edmonton. Albert a,
being 81 oi inches and al -, JONAS. Y. +. y %
inches The most pronounced cold wave 81 me
winter thus far has oyeSpfead the plains states ana
the Northwest and H. is rapidly extending It's IN
fuence eastward and southwark The temperatures
Wednesday night from 10 70 20 degrees Or
more below zero over the north and central plans
states and Tho Northwest. and freezing temperature
vas recorded as far south a. North Texas. Inc
weather continu-i warm during wednesday IN the
Ohio Valley the southeast states aud along the vest
guf coast.
There have been SHOWS and gales within the last
twenty -four hours IN the upper axe region, he
upper Mississippi Valley ard The plains sta'nH. ana
sins In IN. OHIO and lower Mississippi valleys and
the glIlf and middle Atlantic states.
Tie indications are that the storm that a now
Over the upper Ohio Valley viii advance eastward
End he attended Nv snow Thursday in the region
of the gres. lakes. Northern New York and North
efn New England. rain. changing 10 snow, IN me
upp-r ONO Vslley and rain IN southern New
England and the middle Atlantic and south A.
lantic states
II will be toIlosed by pronounced change 70
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0. & W. Storage Warehouse, Inc.

-aE EAST llslH 81.
BRANCH 900 MANHATTAN AVENI-h. 3 Y
To Harry Boden. Mcdonald. Archie
doom. u. Gilbert. Mr.. saul -- Palmer Dr.
g. H. smith, H. Wio--r Mrs Corners. Mr.
Mcdonald 4 Hayes Miss Minnie Horn. Gr-
simpson. Froterrigo. Barr. Mrs l..
Breads Frank \. Laws. Mr.. : James. NJ
s. james. Hsnlcy Jones. Katie Jones. You
and each Of YOU ar" hereby notified that the
time for the payment ~ our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having OK
pired. after due notice thereof had been given
YOU We will cause such property TO wilt
household goods. personal effects. carpets
etc. stored by you or In your name cor in
which YOU may have Interest,". IN The
~. & Is. Storage Warehouse. to be sold at
public auction, according to the statute In
such case made and provided. at 200 Third
Avenue bet ween itith and ii5th sts New
YORK city. on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
STU. 1917. al 10 20 4 ". and II tho sale
thereof IL uo' completed on said date tho
same win be- continued ~ the same place on
cHrh and every dtt thereafter. beginning at
10 80 " nu each dsy and continuing
until HiI the good. rrc odd
.. 4 ". sTuRAGL WAHLHuL SE. lHe-
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CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. III the grace Of God. free and inde-
pendent--To Walter :. Gurnee. Augustus G.
t;urnee and William Nelson Cromwell. trus-
tees for Isabel g. Montaut. Walter = Cur
nee. Augustus e. Gurnee. Isabel G.. Montant
r. Norman Scott. Evelyn Scott Chapman.
Grace q. Dyer. Mary Evelyn Scott. Belle r.
Gurnee. Walter :. Gurnse. lr., Lucy Guruee
Walter :. Gurnee. 81. Cordelia Gurnce Lucy
g. Thorndiko. Isabel Thorndike. Ellen Quincy
pin Ellen Scott. T.. Norman Scott, Jr.. Della
q. Scott. ". g. Dyer. Elisha Dyer ~. George
y. Dyer. Jr.. Walter =. GuTnee and Augustus
g. Gurnee, as executors Of Della l.. Gurnee
deceased. and to an persons interested as
henencIaries or otherwise 100 a certain trust
for the benefit Of Della T.. Gurnec. nov de-
ceased send greeting
Upon the petition % Walter s. Gurnee
Augustus G. Gurnec. residing Mt Far Harbor
Maine. and William Nelson Cromwell. resid-
ing al ie West 18Th Street. New York YOU
and each Of you are hereby cited 20 show
cause before our Surrogate II the County Of
New York. a. the Surrogates' Court OF said
County. heli AZ the Hall of Records. in the
County Of New York. on the 9th day Of
February, 1917. a. hali-past ten o'clock in
tho forenoon Of that day. why the account
Of Walter :. Gurnee Augustus G.. Gurnee
and william Nelson Cromwell. as trustees
of q trust for the benefit ~ Della l. Gurnee
under the will 81 Walter : Guruee. deceased
should not b" ludiclally settled.
va testimony whereof. We have caused the
seal % the Surrogstes' Court n tho said
County % New York n ba hereuntG affixed
Witness. Honorable JOHN =. COHALAN. A
Surrogate OF our said County al the County
Of New York the Sth day OF January IN
The year OF our Lord ono thousand nine
hundred and seventeen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY.
CLERK Of the Surrogate Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-01
Cotton

Bullish spot advices and more opti-
mistic talk of peace prospects were
considered largely responsible for a
tirmer tone in the cotton market yes
terdsy. May contracts SOLD up from
1875 to 1859 and closed at 1856, with
the general list closing firm al a net
advance of 22 to % points. Buying by
spot house brokers was in evidence on
the advance, while there also seemed
10 be fresh buying for Wall Street ac-
count. Offerings were limited.
Demand was not active at the out
set, and there was enough realizing
or scattered local pressure TO cause
slight reactions during the morning.
Buying by spot house brokers sub
Sequently was attributed TO covering
hedges against sales of spots in the
South. Private wires were received
here reporting an improved demand;
Traders thought this might be final
furry Of buying 10 fill out January
commitments. There was scattered
selling on expectations that the spot
demand would fatten out after the first
Of the month. Generally speaking,
however. offerings were light during
the entire day, and it did not require
great deal of buying 10 cause the
ADVANCE IN narrow mdIhel.
There was a rumor that 500 bales OF
spots had been sold out Of the local
stock for shipment TO Southern mill
and that inquiries had been received
here asking information as to cost OF
shipping cotton from New York to
North and South Carolina. There was
also a report from North Carolina that
Georgia shippers, who still owed one
of the Carolina mills a small amount
of cotton on January commitments, was
asking an extension in the time for
delivery owing to the difficulty Of buying
cotton in Georgia. Southern spot mar
kets. as officially reported, were un-
changed to % points higher. Houston
reported sales of 1904 bales. at an ad-
vance of 30 points. Exports for the
day were 26,66S bales, making 3,734,433
so far this season.
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srPREME cOURT. NEw YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
The Greenwich Savings Bank. plaintiff,
against Ella +. Dewey. ct al. defendants.
County Clerks Index No. 1885. Year 1916
b Aymar sands plaintiffs attorney, IS
Cedar Street New York. y. Y. Pursuant
To a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale en-
tered January .. 1917. the undersigned VIII
sell at public auction al the Exchange
Sales Room Nos. l4-l6 Nesey street. Bor-
ough ~ Manhattan. CITY Of New York. at
twelve o'clock noon on February l9th. 1917.
b. Bryan l.. Kennedy. auctioneer. the
NOR, gagged premises directed by said judg-
mont 10 be sold. situated IN said Borough
and cry, beginning at point or the
nor hcrly side OF East 10Th street distant
i54 feet essterly from the corner formed
by tho intersection OF the eastcrly side OF
University Place with said northeriy side
OF l0th Street. running thence easterly
along said northerly side Of 10th street -
feet 10 inches: thence northerly az right
angles TO the northerlv side Of 10th Street.
and for n part OF the way through a party
wall % feet . inches 20 the centre line
OF the block. thence westerly along said
centre line OF the block e feet 10 inches
thence southerly again al right angles 10
the northerly side Of 10th street and for
a part Of the way through another party
wall - feet inches TO tho northerly side
~ 10th street at the point OF beginning
Street No 81 East 10Th street Subject 10
and with the bcne1t and rights OF a ccr-
tain party wall agreement made By and
between Elias Breyoort and Josiah Rich
ards. dated July l6, ist5. and recorded IN
tho office OF the Register ~ the County OF
New York In Section .. Liber 81 OF Con
Neyanccs. page los, February LIST. 1894
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STORAGE NOTICES
Lenox Storage & Transfer Company

MAIN OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE.
1857 THIRD AVENUE. NEAR seth 81.
New York. February lst. 1917.
To adam Ristad-Joseph V. Pottkayl,
fFriedrlch KonelJ. Burns-John Burns
MARIA Mcclure Miss Bessie May, tMrs
W Moody--Nirifred Moody, tMrs
kramer. ,Dr Lyons Hetherington Storage
90. George HornuU-Mrs. 4. SefermanD,
Mrs Mary MuilarHegl, IT. Rosen6lstt'
,Sutton-Martin H. sutton. tAnnie y.
letter., (Speriugberg & Stan-Emil stan.
louis Gottslebenl. Jack Frankyn-John
W franklin. tMrs. William Tate-Mrs.
Vim. Tate. w. Bauman-Billy Bsu-
Rebecca PolitzerD. tMathilde Bescher
a +. Beverly. "a. J. Biener). Julia
McCarthy-Hetherington Storage co b,
6McCsfrey--H Storage Coz
tB. G-Hetherington Storage CO., tMr
". Sales-Hetherington Storage Co D..
Observation-Disclosures Storage O.. ,.
Viola Ellis-Hctheringto Storage Co J.,
6Byrne-Hetherington Storage Coz, (Gerst-
thy--Hetherington Storage co.., CTony Va
.dalo-Hetheriugto Storag" CO.., Nv.
Hslle-Hetheringt9n storage Coz Miss
McKenzic-HetheringtJ storage co p.
(Nr. Hsll-lietherington Storage 60 b.,
Miss Bessie Regan--csrc OF Hetherington
Storage Coz and (Mrs. Tn. NdlerJ: You
and each 81 you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU We pill cause such property
to wit. household goods. personal effects
and merchandise. stored IN The LenoX
Storage and Transfer 60. Warehouse. by
YOU or In your name cor In which you
may have an INTEREST," go be sold at pub
lie auction according TO the statute In
such case mad" and provided. al its ware
house 1857 Third Avenue New York CITY.
on FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ED. 1917. az
10 80 a. m. and Il the sale thereof IL not
completed on said date the same will be
continued at the same place on each and
avery Friday fherea fter. beginning AT o 40
a. m. on each day and continuing until
all the goods are sold.
Lemon STORAGE AND Transfer co.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-01
Industrial
Metals

In the opinion of "The Iron Age
the high water mark OF steel earnings
in this country is yet to be reached:
Its weekly summary OF Nthe iron ana
ssesl trade says:
"Thst the United States Steel Cor.
poration, with all the construction OF
traffic late in the year and the short
age Of coke, earned sl06.00o,OOo IN the
last quarter OF 1916, or far more than
m the previous three months. indicates
the advance the steel companies have
made into their higher priced orders.
But even so. considerable shipments
are still going out at close TO 2-cent
basis for heavier products; hence iarg-
or earnings arc yet TO come.
"The desire Of foreign buyers 10 get
all the steel possible from this country
is seen here and there IN the accept
ancc Of more steel with upper limits
in phosphorus and sulphur. ltaly's IN
quiries for barb wire, steel bars and
shin plates continue. but ocean freights
arc a distinctly limiting factor IN all
export trade
Prices current for a few Of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products, COM
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time of last year, follow:
Current A year
Urice. ago.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY

Phnlipstown. Putnam County, y. Y.
To StOskholders-
Notice is hcrcby given that tho annual
meeting Of stockholders viii be held at
the Compsuy's chief Office 1T Phillipstovn
Manltou. Putnam County. N"w York on
Thursday. tho 18th day Of February. 1871
~ one O'Clock p. n. for the purpose Of
clectlug a Board 81 Directors and an
Audit Company or Chartered Accountants
and Tor Ga" transaction OF such other
business as may pfhperly come before tho
meeting including the approval and rati-
Gcdtio Of al tho acts Of Tho Board Of
Directors the Ia ccutivc Committee and the
officers ~ the Company since the last
annual meeting Of the stockholders
Tho stock and transfer books will he
closed against tho transfer Of stock on
Saturday. rebruarv 3rd a. i2 o'clock noon.
and will be f"opcued on February 10th. at
10 O'Clock 4. ~
Stockholders who may wlsh 10 attend
tho meeting are Informed that the train
leaving the Grand Central station IN New
York fifv via Sew York central ana Hud-
son River Railroad. al tl.i0 & 81. on
TebfuarF 18TH i. due to arrive st Mani.
tru. near he Office u rhliipFovn %. boo time
for the pf"tiuF
JAMES L. MORGAN. Secretary.
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Ycs'day's Previous Year

Corn. Underlying sentiment appeared To
lean 30 the bull side. but prices were de-
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Dominion IS 60 win passenger Ind md'e guar
a 1.l0 2 $780, "a
Woi,wk jacksonville Jan . snd Charleston q
10 The & lyd- IS 60. with pas,sngers ana muse
quar- a. -. ~ ..A
mdse quar- az I Is . m. .,
Avsla I'aII. Norfolk Jan 80 n Furness. Wl,hy
a Co IN ballast quar- az 4 80 m. ~,
Zuderiys Dutch. Rotterdam. 10 me HOLLAND
America Line With n1dse quar- az 80 . m .
Chesapsaks. Baltimore % NrN olrH ald DAM
more Trans Co With rndse. quar- al $40 m
SAILED
Llndenhall tBrl Gero, RAsns tNorl. BorieauA
fungus Nor Marcris. Eu5lchuS lB-,. BostHs
Bernldian tBrl. Bermuda. BIO Blanco OBJ, tHo dr
Ianeiro Wis Phiadcp hiA. HI Paso Gsfes."n
SherrAn. Antofasasta via Eal-inlore Lacapt
Kins.Ou: Conus. New orleans. Huron, CAaE tstoh
and jacksonville. Rstiaw BE-. Have. Grove iNor'
Ns-acsibo: Gulis,resm. Port Arthur. FleurdeI
BY Have. Concho GalEc'ion. jamestown. Noi
'clS and Newport News. Mundale. Ma.anZas Anna
Cots Nor Trrndh'em. Amlcus lBrl Giora.tar
via Norfolk HsAuiuS- on Court tBrl, Hoierlaln
Fsndres tBssl. Rotterdam colorado lBf', hu.l
santa cecilia Iquigue. Bla ,STedi Baltimore
OIsf Dam Philadelphia. MOntard,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-01

rr -,ler scs.her u.tF cold wave bon practically al
districts cast nj tae Mi>,islpp. River within the
next forts eight hour
Sfo-m waroIugs an, di,p. ,yed on ,hs Atlantic
coast from jacksonville -p Passport Ne and on
the gilf coast from Cedar kcys Pa. 10 Browns
Vile Tex
Aiyi,ory-Northrest storm warning displayed a.
10 M from Atiaati- 'i-} 90 slr soIge storm
over he upper Ohio Vale. novia- cas-.
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ANSONIA STORAGE
co. UnC.)
49, WEST 9th STREET.

NFN : ofh. februdfN ISL lEltr
Mrs ". Lesecke. Philip VI Thorne T..
T.. Allen or Mrs. T.. +. Allen NJ. Sanford.
Miss Mae Somers. Mrs. l.. NJ Huggins.
Anna Sem. by NJ II Powers Company.
Webster Mitchell. Mrs John Brennan. Will
lam Brewer. Edward Korfhsge. Mrs. =.
Thorn Emma Morgan. Mrs. Miles A.
Reilly. Mrs. ". Hubbard. Emma Briscoe.
Chas. H. Weekes. Ellen Dryer. You and
each Of you are hereby notified that the
dime FOR the payment 81 our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having OK
PRED after due notice thereof had been given
you. will cause such property. TO wit 4.
Household goods. personal effects carpets.
etc. stored by you or In your name In the
Ansonia Storage Warehouse Co.'S Ware
houses. n be sold al public auction accord
ing TO the statute In such case made and
provided. az the Monarch Auction Rooms 1911
East 125th st.. New York city. on TUES
DAY. FEBRt AIRY 20. 1917. at 1890 q. m
and on FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Esd. 1917,
at IN 80 a. IN. and n the sale thereof Is not
completed on said dates the same will bs
continued AZ the same place on each and
oyery Tuesday and Friday thereafter. be-
ginning az 1880 IN on each day and CON
inuing until all the goods are sold
kNSONh STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. Ine.
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GREENE CANANEA COPPER co.

a. Broadway. New York. y.
Tine BOARD % Directors ~ the Greene Csnsnes
Copper Company has declared dividend Of = 90
rer share upon i,s Capital stock u tie par value
- 500 % per share. PAYABLE on February -.
1917 70 tho holders Of such shares Of record az
the close u business a. . 90 O'Clock p. m. ri
day. February O. 1917 Tie dividend Is PAYABLE
ou.y upon tie 500 90 share, into which The Capt.
raj stock j. divided. All stockholders VINO have
not c0ryertcd their holdings into shares Of 500 %
par value should do SO without delay BOO O-der that
they mas receive their dividend promptly.
Tie transfer books Will not be closed.
J. " ALLEN. Treasurer
Sew York January -. 1917
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED
Curacao. Jan 3l-Carscas. New YORK. va san
Juan. .
via Barbados
Havana Jan 3i-sarstogs New York.
Crl,tohal Jan 3l-Almirante. New York
san Juan Jan 3l-SsutuIce. New NOIs.
SAILED
Mstanzas Jan s0-Tmes tNorl. Ne% York
Balboa. Jan 30-Polyphemus Brj. from Ntw
Yo-kl yladycsiok. 3lst. Santiago from New
York Via Havana snd MauzaniiloI, Guaysduii.
Cristobal, Jan 3l-CoIon. New YORK.: Ancon. Nov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-01

THE ANNUAL MEETING OFTHE STOCK
holders OF tho Rhlnelauder Real Estate
Company. for tho election ~ Directors FOR
the ensuing year. and for the transaction
OF such other business may properly
com. before tho meeting. viii be held at
m. ONCE Of the Company. No 81 Nassau
Street IN the City OF New York on Thurs
day. the sth day - February. 1917. at
tWe'v" O'Clock noon.
Transfer books will close on Tho lst day
OF February. 1917. and open ON The f5fn
day ~ February. tatG
PHILIP GIIlNELANDEH
Secretary
pAtGA AsM lvgA JaGuaTs .stL. 1919.
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CONTINENTAL PAPER RAG co.
: Battery Place. New York. Jan. 3lst, l9l
66th Consecutive Preferred
Stock Dividend.

\ quarterly dividend Of one and Onc-hali
per cent Gisc5D Of The Preferred stock has
been declared payable February 10Th. 1914
TO Preferred stockholders Of record az the
close OF business on February Sth. 1871
Checks mailed.
Nilsson MCNSEY. ASSISTANT Secretary.
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sURROGATES' NOTICE

~
AMES. LEoNARD.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York dated october nth. 1916. NOTICE
"a hereby given to all persons having
claims against Leonard Ames, late Of the
Couutv OF New York. deceased. to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers. at their place OF trsnsacting
business. at the Office Of Charles p Lat
ttnp 40 g Pine Street. Manhattan, in
The City OF New York, on or before the
.lst day OF April next
Dated. New YORK, the 18th day OF octo-
Der. 1915 ... 49,
CHARLES p. LATTING.
cuApIUs p. LATrING. Attorney TO-
Executors. No. 81 Pine St. y. Y. city
IN PURSUANCE OF IN ORDER OF HON
;ohn = Cohalan. Surrogate of tn.
County OF New York. Notice Is hereby given
20 all persons having claims against,
Charles hirrhho1. late OF the County Of
New York deco Sod. 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at
their place OF transactns business. AZ the
Office Of thor attorney Henry B. Corey:
New York on or before tho 10Th day Of
Dated. New York the li,h day OF Sep.
WILLIAM \. klRCHHoFF.
THEODORE DWIGHT.
Executors.
Attorney for Executors. No 200 Broad
way. Manhattan. New York city.
LYDIA EsTELLE DeFoRREsT IN pun.
suance OF an order Of Honorable John F.
CohNlan, ~ Surrogate Of the County Of
New York. notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Lydia
Estslle DeForrest. late OF the County OF
New York. deceased TO present the sams.
with vouchers thereof. TO the subscribers
al their place Of trsnsactins business at
the Offices OF Fullerton Wells Esq, No
coo Fifth Avenue Borough OF Manhattan.
city Of New York. on or before the 25th
day OF MAY 1917
Dated. November aend. 1915.
NERSlL MIX.
WILLIAM f. WARMER,
CARRIE t.. COOPER.
Administrators.
FULLERTON WELLS Attorney for Ad-
ministraturs NO. go Finh Avenue
thorough Of Manhattan. city OF New
IuIk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-01

Forecast, for Special toeai;is,.-Ncrthcrn New
England snOs THURSDAY; Friday clearing and
much colder
southern New Encand. rain Or Thurs
dsy. much colder Thursday night; Friday far.
With a cold
rain IN interior THURSDAY. much colder oy Thurs-
day night. Friday fair ai,h A cold wave
Eastern Pcvus, lvania rain or STOW THURSDAY
much colder bg Thursday night. Friday fair with
a severe cold wave
NeV Jersey Delaware. Maryland D.sirc, " Co
lumbia. oycrrls. aud colder 1lufsl-y friday TAR.
with a severe cold wave
Western New Yo.s. snow and colder Thursday
Friday snow turries. with 4 cold wave.
Local 0ffeisl Reeord.-The foi'OAing crcial rec
ord from The Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last tventy-sour hours. in comparison
with the corresponding date q last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-01

PATTERSON. CRAWFORD. MILLER L
ARENSBERG. Solicitors for Horace +.
Baker. Receiver, 1912 Oliver Building.
Pittsburgh Pa
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AMERICAN HIDE a LEATHER co.

NrN lUfF. IaUuafE .. III
4 dividend ~ TWO AND ONE- BALI PER
CENT on the Preferred Capital stock ~ tho
Company has This day been dccIsr~ payable
February D.. 1917. 10 preferred stockholders ~
record a. tho close n business February 2. 1917
GEORGE A HILL Treasurer