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mcnt. The Legislature has coniloso
tho matter 20 the Boarl OF Estslna.e
and i'm my opinion the contract IN
those mntters and their approval ~
fully within the authority conferred,
"As the work Of providing ior wv
coverings is for the benefit OF the ci,y'
in tho execution Of city purpose, INV
city should contribute to the ehpensp,
and / am advised that the expense "
this work to be done by the road Is iar
greater than the excess value OK the
lands 10 be conveyed by the city 10 the
coupany over the value OF those 70 De
given bv the road TO the city.
Speaking Of the city's Liability ioI
damages occasioned by the WORK, MI
Hughes suggests that one clause De
added to the contract TO provide LOT
liouidated damages in case the railroad
does not complete the work calied ioi
within the specified time.
Indemni6cation Planned
81 am Of the opinion" he says, tina.
thoso nrovisions provide for indemnlh-
cation to the city with respect 10 IN
iurv occasioned TO persons and prop,
erty in the progress of the WORK, anG
with respect TO any damages causeu
property owners by obstruction Of the
easements Of light, air ana access
through the construction OF any strut,
ures constructed or maintained oy '"'
railroad company. ..;..hI.
There should be, however su't J
clause providing for hquiaa'eu Jan nam,.
ages in the case Of default by the CUM
pany." :. ,onrth tbe
constitutionality Of the act OF 1911
which authorized the city TO enter ny
the contract, and after con ms Ends
from every angle declares, eoi i"ai y
that the act of 1911 Is constltu''o""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29

order OF Honorable JOHN p. COHALAN. a
Surrogate Of the County Of New York. notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Henry ". Ranger, late OF the County
of New York deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers
al their place OF transacting business. at
the Office OF william Macbeth No $50
Finh Avenue. Borough Of Manhattan. City
81 New York. on or before the ist day OF
August next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF January.
1917.
CHARLES HENRY PHELPS,
WILLIAM MACBETH.
Executors.
JOHN =. EAST. Attorney for Executors, 30
Broad Street. New York city
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AssaiIs Capitalization at
Expense of Autonomy
of the BoroughS
MAYOR mitchell AND
CONTROLLER SCORED
Charged with Trying to
RusSianiZe New York
by Their Methods

Capitalization Of the city government
a. the expense Of the autonomy Of the
borouchs was attacked with extreme
bitterness last night by County Judge
John +. Hylan. who, in his address on
Borough Autonomy" before the Brook
Ism Forum OF the Peoples Institute
charged Mayor Mitchell and Controller
Prendergast with attempting to Rus
sianize New York City"
Judge Hylan asserted that under the
present administration the last vestige
Of borough government and home rule
was disappearing. and that now, having
stripped the borough departments Of
their power. Mitchell and Prendergast
were trying 10 make the borough presi-
dents mere figureheads.
lie also cited, with much detail, vsri-
Gus examples of alleged collision be-
tween the city and financial interests,
DUO, Re said, TO Capitalization.
Alleges Charmed Circle"
There has been a tendency on the
said, so TO arrange the affairs OF the
city government that all power shall
he centred in a charmed circle in the
City Hall, while the remainder of the
people residing within the confines or
the greater city shall pay taxes and
carry out orders
"This is naturalization In fact,
Mr. Mitchell seems TO be bending every
effort to Russianize the city, making
The Mayor an autocrat and the borough
government a farce. The result is
that there is less personal liberty
than in many Of the large cities Of
"The powerful financial interests
want centralized government. Cen
tralizing government is the merhod
through which the dangerous founds-
ton societies arc gradually and sur
reptitiously usurping the control OF
our government, and it may become as
tyrannical as an absolute monarchy
3 One example Of the evils of govern
ment of New York by the few, accord
ing to Judge Hylan, is the pending
plsn for the alteration Of Riverside
Drive.
Assails Public Service Board
do YOU think" he asked, that the
New York Central Railroad would have
tried to grab millions OF dollars
worth Of property along Riverside
Drive and the Hudson River water
front If il had TO deal with a truly
representative government
The Public Service Commission is,
in Judge Hylan's opinion, only another
example of the evils of centralized
power. In il. he said three men con-
stituted a majority, and thus con-
trolled the most valuable franchise in
the world.
lie pointed to the dual subway con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29

tween Seventy.second Street and Spuy-
ten Duyvil Crcnk. And with respect 10
this district. the contract provides
that: q,
"Nothing in this agreement shall
give the railroad any right OF access TO
10 Hudson River. except at the location
~ the terminal mentioned in Section
4 of Article VI hereof; but the city
reserves all its rights 10 the lands and
lands under water west Of the proposed
westerly rights Of way line OF the rail-
road
City Obtains Control
1.-THE terminal referred 10 is at the
Manhattanville yard. between West
i29th and West 145th streets. Thus,
under the explicit provision OF the
agreement. all riparian rights, except
with respect 10 this yard, between West
Seyenty-second Street and Spuyten
Duyvil Creek are reserved TO the city
Thus the city would obtain n greater
measure Of control over its waterfront
And with respect TO the Manhattan
willie yard, am advised that the only
use Of the waterfront is between west
135th and West l4lst streets, and that
this is limited 10 a use Of bulkheads
FOE $40 feet.
"Other waterfront properties. 20 be
leased or acquired by the company, are
in connection with the Thirtieth Street
yard and the yard between Fifty-ninth
and Seventy-second streets. ! am adj
yised that under the plan the city is
to acquire from the company lands UNI
der water between Seventeen and Sew
enty-second streets. The need Of wa
terfront properties in connection with
the service of the terminal stations is
obvious.
"The grants contemplated are APP
propriately limited. and ! find rot the
slightest warrant for the conclusion
that in making the contract, IN the
exercise of its judgment, the Board oil
Estimate would be exceeding the au-
thority conferred by the act Of 1911.
Right Of Way Widened
81 am advised that along Riverside
Park the railroad right Of way IS wld-
ened and drawn in for certain dis
lance and that grants accordingly are
to be made by the city, while strips
of the right Of way are to be con-
veyed by the railroad to the city. J
understand that the purpose is to facil-
itate the city in improving the park
and waterfront. This change and
grant of park lands | conceive TO be
within the authority Of the Board OF
Estimate. and the contract in this re-
spect does not in my opinion transcend
the authority conferred
Analysing the protection which the
contract gives the city, in its control
of streets, Mr.. Hughes says:
"The plans for covering the tracks
through the parks and the provisions
for street crossings all present ques-
tions of fact calling for sound judg-
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tracts as an example of the EVIL OF
this Capitalization.
"These contracts he explained
gave the transit companies iran
c5ises worth millions of dollars for a
term of wears, which were immediate,
" mortgaeed and millions borrowed
upon these privileges and rights. lhey
we're so drawn. notwithstanding the
great array Of legal talent in the oil,
fee of the Corporation Counsel and
tho Public Service Commission, that
the people will be obliged TO pay nun
dreds Of thousands Of dollars to these
corporations as bonuses and legal fees'
charged up by them as commitments
against the city
Mayor Rules. Says Hylan
The Board Of Education also came
under the ban Of the speakers disap-
proval. This, according to Judge
Hvlan, is ruled at present by one man,
Mayor Mitchell, "whose policy seems TO
be in sympathy with the. corporate
foundation interests, which hope to
control the education Of, and TO mould
future public opinion through the edu-
cation # our children.
"Only recently, before he would ap-
point new members 10 FIJI vacancies
and TO supplement those who had re-
signed. he demanded pledges of al
legiance TO his ideas and apparently
those Of his millionaire hackers. The
Mayor has no right under the law TO
pledge men and women before he ap-
points them as members Of the Board
OF Education.
"Whether he favors the Gary system,
the military training system or a paid
manager, it is not his right, nor with
in his province. to force these ideas
upon those chosen to administer our
schools for the benefit of the people.
This is Capitalization almost 70 the
point Of tyranny"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29

Local orelaI Heeord.-The follo9ing Official record
FROM the Weather Bureau shows temperatures dur
ing tho last enty-fouF hours. IN comparison With
the corresponding date Of last year:
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AT FOREIGN PORTS

Cris,obai Jan 2s-New orleans. Phnsdelphis. New
York Tor Valparaiso.
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FIRE RECORD

i io-ass 9th az: Frank Fleming: So
i5s-50 Harrison a. A. Solomon: $1,000
430-3l9 East l-th 81 09 rl1 nnys pcter GIL
j00-l3l East 2lyul sl'' i"' D'o'N'
INKS. trifing ,.,.,.... .-fei,g
s85-iO5 Fast DIST st. David tisherj am ir1'S
75j-iS Cannon st. failp S.il'pp up t,ialn4
i0iy 5s3 Nest 3Sth ST. James Powers ttlnhs
io.30-i4S9 Amsterdam av.; Catherine brennan
tt.3s-is7 "' Ri,nston st.. Clara Grcdinsky; 500.
T.. NJ ,-.,..a, .,es Tn,
Rrorx. Alfred r. Lewis $500. .,t.
l2.i0-Fifth az and 5sth ST. DesnO"
Co trifing. Al
25y-9s West fl2th st.; Israel lAtchehssm
trifng .te,r1
s.qo-glT Fast 39th ST. unknown; irinlng
5.i5-210 East 4th ~. Ilne r fuoPtNt ,riaine
6t5-l372 Broadway: David Harris. nihlus'
o0-sgS I'd ~. Jacob Schwartz; trhing.
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Amherst Fete Tonight

The 2OOth anniversary OF the birth
day of Lord Jeffrey Amherst will be
celebrated tonight at Delmonico's by
men Of Amherst College, IN and near
New York City. Alexander Meikle-
John. the Rev. Dr.. Nehemiah Boynton,
/ lawrence +. Abbott and Bruce Barton
will speak. The Amherst Alumni Glee
Club will sing.
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Roller Skating Race

Lucky Mason, hero of the twenty
four hour race held in 1915 at Mad.
son Square Garden, has issued def
to Roland Cioni, worlds champion. FOR
a special match in the Garden next
Thursday evening as an added attrae.
ton TO the roller racing carnival More
than fifty entries have already been
sent in for the amateur events.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
OfficisI Records and Forecasts for Next
THenty-four Hours

wsshlnston. jan 2s.-rhsfs has been further
rss IN Temperature IN nssily ell parts q the com
Try ereeps New Englaud and tho Northwest, n'd
readings arc nov decidedly above tho seasonal aver
sss throughout the Southern stats. The pialns
statss. tho central valleys and tho upper LAKE re
zion. Over the Western Canadian provinces tenn
pcrstBes are 10 20 20 degrees below zero
During tho sst twenty four hour there wers rains
IN The Gulf and south Ausnhc state. tho Ohio
valley ard m the north Pacific ccast. and sno@
IN the middle Atlantic and Sew England stsies
and the north Rocky Mountain region
The Indications are that The weather vii b. OTef-
cast Monday and Tuesday generally east ~ We
MlasissivDi River With probably snow Or rain ~
the region Of tho Great Lakes and rains m me ONO
Valley. Tennessee and tho east Guf states. IN
tho Atlantic states ovsrrast weather on Monday WI
probably be followed b. rains Monday might and
Tuesday tn the middle Au"ue ana NV
Tic temperature will dse MONDAY IN The middle
Atlantic and New England siates and pppcf V ,lr2
valley and the lower lake region. and u VIII Isll
nussdsy In the uppsr lake region ard tho loNef
Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys
wInds for Monday and Tussdsy.-Norh and
middle Atlantic. moderate east 10 south and over
cast weather south Atlantic gentle east and south
east and fair weather. cast and west Gulf moderate
10 fresh south and local rains. upDer lake.. mol
ers,e variable winds. with snow on Lake supefgr.
and fresh south. with probably rain % snow. on
Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. lover lakes, fresn
south and overcast weather and probably rain
Forecasts for Special LosslIties.-E&siern Ns~
York and Southern New EnEland-overcssi ana
warmer to-day tomorrow probably rain
Northern New England. Eastern Peunsy'5anis.
New Jersey. Delaware Maryland. the District n
Columbia and Nirgnia--OSercAst and warmer to
day probably followed By rain tonight and Tues
day.
Western Pennsylvania and Western New York
Overcast and WARMER today, probably Followed BY
rain by 10 night Tuesday. rain.
Local oreaI Record. The following official record
FROM the Weather Bureau shows temperatures dur
ing tho last twenty -four hours. IN comparison With
the corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29

IN PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
JOHN z. COHALAN. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. dated January 18th
1917. notice il hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against Theodore Dieterlen
late Of the County Of New York. deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
20 the subscribers at their place OF trans
acting business. No. ~ West 18TH Street
iu the City OF New York. on or before the
23rd day OF July. 1917. next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Jan
uary. 1911
CLAIRE NJ. p. DIETERLEN. Extrx.
CHAs. 7. Z. pIETERLEN. Extr.
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SURROGATES' NOTICE

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the Grace Of God. Free and In
dependent Gertrude Wolfe Buckman,
Trustee; william Archibald !. Bell, as
Trustee: Bankers Trust Company, and 20
all persons interested as creditors. lega-
tees next OF kin or otherwise, In the
Estate Of George Rex Buckman, deceased.
who at the time OF his death resided at
80 West 10th St. Ia the Borough Of Man
haitian, City of New York, SEND GREET
ING.
Upon the petition Of Frederick W stehr.
residing at Stony Creek Camp, Coreys New
York
You and each OF you are hereby cited
TO show cause before our Surrogate OF the
County Of New York, at the Surrogates'
Court OF said County, held at the Hall Of
Records in the County OF New York. on
the eth day OF February 1917. at half
past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that
day why the account OF Frederick w.
Stehr as Executor OF the Last VIII and
Testament OF sale deceased should not be
1udicially settled
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogates Court
Of the said County OF New York
r.. 81 to be hereunto affixed.
WITNESS. Honorable John II.
Cohalan, a Surrogate OF our said County.
at the County OF New York, the 4th day
OF January In the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and seventeen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
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STORAGE NOTICES
Muray's Storage Warehouse
AIS WEST l50TH ST.
ONCE. 5f4 West l45th st.

New York. January 2fnd. 1917.
To J. A Atkinson. r. Hiresradt. h. ia
col,us : T. Hill 4. Roda. c.. Polhamus,
J. McQuade and Mrs. Chisholm; You and
each OF YOU are hereby notified that the time
for the payment OF our lien upon the prop
ertv hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given you.
We will cause such property. 10 wit, house
hold goods personal effects, carpets. mer-
,hsndIse etc, stored by you or In your name
for in which you may have an INTEREST,", In
The Murray's Storage Warehouse, 10 be sold
AZ public auction. according 20 the statute
in such case made and provided. az the
Monarch Auction Rooms. ISL East i25th St,
Tsvy York CITY on Tuesday. February 6th.
iatT AZ 80 a. m. and II the sale thereof
ia no, completed on said date the same Will
be contlnued at the same place on each and
every TUESDAY thereafter. beginning at 1880
q m. on each day and continuing until all
The goods are sou, - $500
MTRRAY's STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
T0gZ ZONES. 2ss WEST 22ND STREET.
New York City.-To Mrs. fitton: You
are hereby notified that the storage and
ether charges being due and the time for
nsvment Of my Hens upon the hereinafter
descrihed having expired, after due notice
thereof having been given to you, / Eill
cause 10 be sold az Public Auction. Feb
nary eth 1917. at $3.50 a. ", at -0s
Eighth Ave. Manhattan, lot OF Household
Furniture. etc .. -....,-.,
THOS. r. BURCHILL, Auctioneer.
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Bay Ridge Wins by Forfeit

A forfeited victory was awarded 10
the Bay Ridge Football Club when the
Scottish-Americans failed TO appear Tor
10 scheduled United States Football
Association soccer game at Newark,
" I yesterday.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST RANKROOKs.

LOST -Lady's gold watch: skating pond. Prospect
Park Saturday afternoon; reward DR.. ferie
Penhed 32l East 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29

BAUDOUINE. ABRAM.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John p. Co
halsn, a Surrogate os the County Of New
York.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims againss ADRIAN BAUD
OUINE, late OF the County OF New York.
deceased. to present the same. with vouch-
ers thereof 10 the subscribers at their
place OF trsnsacting business, At the Office
OF United states Trust Company OF New
York, No 45 Wall Street. IN The City OF
New York, on or before the nth day OF
July next
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Jan
uary 1917.
IRA BLISS STEWART
UNITED STATES TRUST COM
PANY OF NEW YORK,
Executors
SUEARMAN & STERLING, Attorneys
for Executors So Wall ST. Borough OF
Manhattan New York City.
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e., 10


Approximate amount OF mortgage debt Is
S5s,279.09, with interest from october 90.
1915; costs and allowance S4li40; taxes
and water rents si.56292.
Dated, New York. January 25th. 1917.
EDWARD II KELLY. Referee.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS


70 \. y
Hs~sn. Guam and Philippine Islands (yia
san Franciscol-I ) Transport .......... Jan 81
laval via San FrancscolSs Whelmins Feb
hili Islands. New zealand and Australia Una
Naucouterl--Ss Niagara ........ ......... Feb
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SURROGATES' NOTICE

McCREERY. ANDREW BUcH,AN4SNSs;r Nm 3
pursuance Of an order OF hon. JONI
Ncv+ york. notice is hereby given 10 an
nc,rons having claims against Andre%
buchanan MeCreery, late OF me T ,be sm %.
,'i,b ,ouchers thereof. 10 the subscribers
W ut their place OF trsnsactlng business at
r. oeice 81 Eugene c. Kremer, No. wv
Rrosdway. Borough OF Manhat'san,i, ~ ay
OF New York, on or before TINS -o'" "''
OF August 1917. - Ian
uary 1917. -.-l.,--,v
JAMES CRAWFORD McCREEkn
FERDINAND CHARLES WECHMAit
FREpERTCK C. MAHLMANN.
MARIAN McCREERN,
Executors.
EUGENE G. KREMER, Attorney Tor hA
ccntors 100 broadway Borough OF
Manhattan. city OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29

THE details are left 10 the Board OF
Estimate, and the question is whetn-
or the limits of this sound discretion
have been exceeded by the attempt to
give TO the railroad company new
powers.
"My conclusion is that the authority
granted by the state TO the company
In its charter extends to the construc-
ton and operation of the tracks de.
scribed i'm the contract, which the board
is authorized under the act OF 1911 10
enter into. go.
"The authority in the act of 1916
must include all necessary railroad
wards for switching, classification
makeup of trains, freight houses, en-
CINE houses and various structures Tor
station and terminal facilities. II is
entirely competent for the board IN
making the proposed contract to pro
vide for adequate yards. This would
not be in any sense an attempt 10
confer powers upon the railroad, but a
regulation of the exercise of tho powers
thus possessed for the mutual adyan-
tage Of the city and of the company.
The extent OF the property IS within
the sound discretion of the Board OF
Estimate.
"The same principle applies 10
grants of waterfront property. so lar
as such is needed for handling terml-
nal business. the franchises Of the
railroad company embrace the right to
acquire il. The grant Of either water
front or other property is not an at
tempt to create a new franchise"
Considers Land Rights
Considering the validity of the con-
tract with respect TO grants of lands,
lands under water rights and ease
ments 10 the railroad company, Mr..
Hughes says:
ain the present case, the changes IN
right of way and location Of tracks,
for which the contract and grants pro-
vide. are all clearly within the limits
Of the discretion confded TO the board.
With respect to the waterfront, ] am
advised that north Of Sevsnty-second
Street considerable strip of shore
property and OF lands under water is
to be conveyed by the railroad to the
city, so that IL may be able suitably 10
hold and develop the waterfront be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29

Hon JOHN p. COHALAN. a Surrogate
of the County Of New York notice il
hereby given TO ell persons having claims
against James G.. Johnson. late OF the
County Of New York, deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subScribers. AZ their place % transacting
business az the office OF their attorney
Henry A. Rubino. No. 50 Broad street, i'm
the CITY Of New York. on or before the
first day OF August. 1917 next
Dated. New York, the 18th day OF jan
uary. 1917.
GEORGE y. JOHNSON
THOMAS ". JOHNSON
EDWARD S. JOHNSON
Executors
HENRY \. RUBfNO
Attorney for Executors.
80 Broad Street. New York CITY
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS Of the World
IMMATURE ALMANAC


United states Cos,, and Geodetic sur5e7)
un rises ......... no Moon rises Ia. m 10 u
uu fcls. ...... no Moon SETS tp m ..l- 10
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nnnIdIh

b. mj; lowest. % fst u ~ a NJ. sssrass. n
average sane date last year 80. average SAM cas
fnr lasf lnlnl Llrns ycars. %
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HELP WANTED
Male.

Male.
DIE CUTTERS wanted r,r spoon and fork work;
wages .yuortNd, HOLMES & Edwards silver Co.
bridgeport, Conn.
sOI.DERERS on milk and ice-Geam cans 5000
nav and stesdv work Apply DGymens Manu-
fac,uring Company. Warren ard Morgan sis. jer'
sey City. y. !.
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LOST Handbook No S2i 50i n Dr. Dock SAY
ings Institution. Any persou HAVING claims uisnn
said book ~ called upon % present the same 10 me
bank within thirty DAYS sad hook VII he De
riared cancelled and ner ore Issued in lieu Thereof
LOST -Psssbook No sIG2Oi Clizeus' Savinsr
Rank BOOK viii be cancelled February ,. 1917.
unlsss adverse claim Is made
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sa m....3Ol9 I p. m....5ois g ?. m...iaa
Local Forscas,.-Orercasf aud warner ,sir.
Tomorrow. pnba0y rain moderate cast 70 sog'A
east frfudf
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COWLES. ALFRED An pursuance OF
e,,. oiue ,he co,otS - N. ",
dated January 18th. 1917. notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Alfred A. Cowles. late OF tho County Of
New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber.
at its place OF trausacting business No. So
wall Street in the City Of New York. on
or before the aist day OF July next
Dated. New York. the goth DAY % Janu-
airy. 1917
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST co. Executor
EMMETT e. PARISH.
Attorneys for Executor.
81 wall Street. New York City.