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New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
FORECLOSURE SALES
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
York .--MATILDA LAHM. Plaintiff, against
ANNIE ROTH ct al. Defendants. 56Gi5-

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
MATILDA LAHAf. Plaintiff against
ANNIE ROTH ct al. Defendants 36Gt5-
1917. Action No 1.
and SALE duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18th
day OF February. 1913. ]. the undersigned.
tho referee In said judgment named. VIII sell
ni public auction, at tho Exchange Sales
room. No d-lG Nesey Street in the Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York, on the 18th
day OF March, 1918. at II o'clock noon on
that day. by JOSEPH +. DAY, Auctioneer.
tho premises directed by said judgment to he
sold, and therein described az follows All
stuntC lying and being in tho Borough Of
Manhattan. of tho city of New York and
bounded and described follows. to wit
BEGINNING, Mt Il point formed by the inter
Avenue with tho souihcrly line of Seventh
Street running thence southcrly along said
westerly line of First Avenue eighteen t18)
feet, three go inches and e-half 90 OF
Seventh Street, ifty-two (52) feet; thence
southerly nine %, Inches: thence westerly
three go feet thence southerly nine 90
feet. six 60 inches: thence westerly seven-
teen tl7) feet, ono 90 itch. thence nOrtherly.
parallel with First Avenue. and through
party wall. twenty eight (2S) feet. six 90
inches ana onc-half ita) of an inch to the
southorly line OF Seventh Street; and thence
ensterly along said southerly line OF Seventh
Street, s"venty-two ,72) feet. six go inches
distances and dimensiops more or less.
Dated, New Norie, February 18th. 1918.
CHARLES T.. MURPHY, Referee.
Frederick G.. Ashley. Attorney FOR Plaintiff,
2l5 Montague Street. brooklyn. New
The following is a diagram OF the prop
eriy to be sold: its street Number Is lis
First Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Liverpool Cotton Market

LIVERPOOL, Feb. % Spot cotton
dull with prices easier; American mid
ding fam, 2463; good middling, 1895;
midding, 23.4S; low mjdding, 22.9o;
good ordinary, 21.9o; ordinary, 2l.SS.
Sales, 1000 bales, including LOO Amer
lean. Receipts, $500 bales. all Ameri-
can Futures closed irregular, as fol-
lows, for new contracts: February,
2395; March. 1858; April 23.3S; May,
23.15; June, % 81; July, 22.73.
Weekly cotton statistics: Imports,
$4,000 bales, American 10000; stock,
457, 900, American 30l 600; forwarded,
$4,000, American $4,000; no exports.
Total sales, 1000, American 1000.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
SURROGATES' NOTICES

WALKER, WILLIAM HALI.--IN Pr-p.
suaNce OF an order Of fonorable John y
Cohaian, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
having claims against William Hail Wal
iSer, late OF the County of New York de-
ceased, TO present the same with voucaer.
thereof 20 the subscribers at their DIacs ~
lrapsacting business in the office of Mes.r,
GREENE. Hurd x StoWell, No. 40 Uxchanra
Place. Borough OF Manhattan CITY ,,n1,ns :,
and State OF New York. on or before th..
9Th day of July. 1918. '''0
Dated, New York, December eth 1917
Lazy ERo TITLE AND TRUST COM
RICHARD T GREENE. rvecn,or.
GREENE. liURD &: sTowELI.. Attor-
neys FOR Executors. Once K T. q Al
dress; AZ Exchange Pace. Borough -,
Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
FORECLOSURE SALES

81 rPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
NORK.-Dora rotcnkopf ana others
Plaintiffs, against Nathaniel hosenbcrg, as
receiver etc, and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF an mteriocutory iudg-
ment of partition and sale. entered In the
above entitled action, bearing date jan
in said Judgment named. will sell at public
auction at the Exchange Salesroom. NO
Ma5a'e 5fG Ye5ey 1 S'reel +, Il Nc the VS. noroush Of
9Th day of March, 1918, at IL o'clock noon
ON that day. by Joseph 2. Day, Auctionoer
the premises directed by said judgment to
be sold, and therein described az follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. situate lying and being in The Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, city Of Now York.
bounded and described as follows:
BEGlNN1NG at point on the northerlv
side Of Flftieth Street distant westerly
three hundred and forty eight feet and six
running thence northerly parallel Win
Eighth Avenue, part Of the way through
Il party wall. one hundred feet and i've
inches to tho center line Of the hlocll.
thence westerly parallel with rifttctk
street nineteen feet and two aud one-half
inches; thence southerly again parallel
With Eighth Avenue. part of the way
through another party wall. one hundred
feet and I'VE inches to the uortherly side
of Fifteth Street. and thence eastorl,
along the northerly side Of l1ifttoth Street
nineteen feet and two and one-half inches
to the point or place Of beginning; said
Map of the County OF New York
Dated, New York. February 5th, 1918.
EMIL GOLDMARK, Referee
DUl0N q ROE. Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Park Row. Borough of Manhattan.
DAVID sTEcKLER: Attorney FOR De-
PENDANTS, Julius Salinser and others
l$5 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan,
The following is diagram of the prop
erty TO he sold; its street number is S3l
West o0th Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
CHANGE OF NAME

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT - NEW
York County In the Matter OF the Appli-
cation of Guaranty Securities Corporation for
authority to change It's name to Continental
Guaranty Corporation.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
anty Securities Corporation, domestic cor
poration duly incorporated pursuant to the
provisions of the lianlsns Law of the State
OF New York having It's principal business
office at No. IA Madison Avenue in the city
of New York. Borough of Manhattan. County
and State Of New York. VIII apply TO the
Supreme Court of the Sttte of New York at
n Special Term. Part /. thereof. to he held
at the County Court House in Che Borough
OF Manhattan. City and County of New York
on the 9Th day of March. 1918, at 1915
o'clock In the forenoon of that day. upon
a duly verified petition approved by the Su-
pcrintendent of Banks of the State OF New
York, for an order authorizing said cor
pora,ion to change its corporate name to
Continental Guaranty Corporation.
Dated New York. February 9TH. 1918
GUARANTY SECURITIES CORPORA
TlON. BY Edward S. Maddox. President
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Twentieth Assembly District.

ant aye. ana L. ii7th s.
4ih l.. p.-PleasaIf ave. T. ll?a
LIST ave. /. 12lst st, Harlem River ny
5,a i. p.-3rd ave.. z. us,h st, 4,
inEton aye.. i. 12oth st. ist aqe., l. lHl
st. md ava. and /. 1lsth 81. >.
7tr i. D-Park sve.. T. i29nd St u
inston ave and l. 1i9th 81.
srh +. D-MadiSon ave. L. l''n
Park ave. and +. l2oth -.
9Th Z. D.-Parls ave. q diagonal 4
81. to tho corner Of Lexington ave. a:
l25tn st. Lexington ave. and f. l..ns
10th L. D.-LeXington ave, L. lssth
3rd ave. and +. 120th st
i1th E. D.-Srd ave. L. f2S'd ST.
10Th T. D.-Srd aye. L. f9ist 81. l
ave. e. i22nd =. 1st ave. and .. l.Vi]
18th Z. Dist ave. 7. l9ith ST.
l4th T.. D.-2nd ave. L diagonal
from the corner Of 2nd aye. and ~ -,
81. to the corner Of ist ave. and T. ~
St. 1t ave and Z. i22nd -. y
i3th L. D-3rd ave. diagons', 4; 1
81. TO the corner Of End aye. and b. l.
st. 2nd ave. aud J. ie5rd ST,
10th Z. D.-A diagonal line fron
corner Of Is ave. and L. l2s,h s.. 10
corner Of 3rd svc. ana Z. -oth sai ~
l26th st. End ave, Harlem River SA'
i'm i. p.-srq ave. :: l.sth 0st.. s.. 4 !,
ington ave. L. l3lst st, Harlem RIVE :
aFs. and /. le6,h 81. ,.om d
18Th y. D.-A diagonal Inc i'saia i,s;,a (
corner OF Lexington aNe. and L. ~
20 the corner - Park aVe. and ...r =, ~
corner ot ParA avc. and Z. l''.a '.asth 4.
corner of Lexington ave and s,.I D. l,' e.
j. leSth ST, Srd ave ana l. l.se va ~ 4.
18Th L. D.-Mad:son az. H. i-s,e1
9TH ave. l.. l25th ST.. Nadisos. Sads,
diagonal line from the corner OIL "si - Pal
ave. and = l26th -. 10 jie corner y, ara
ave. ard I. 127th St. PARK a'e'
@o.h L. D.-5tA aee.. L. le7:h st. M'
son aye. ard J.. i25th 81. >, M
2lst l.. D.-5th ave. /. lss'l 81 Ind
son ave, +. 12ath st. Park aV.,, az ave ]
Z i27th $. 20 corner Of Madison Its.
2end l. D.-Madlson ave. =. I'm .S,,
Lexington ave. Il diagonal me sa,n uS
hey Of Lexington ave. and r. i ,s,th
the corner - Park aVp. ana h. 49,
PARK ave. and T. I2ath a. ,.ps
9crl 4. p.-Madison ~ b.
24th !. De. ll9th 81. Srd s''
listh 81. and Park ave.
twenty -tir>l b>>cHi''f
,ath L. D.-Madison ave. y, s,,,s ,s' &
9TH ave. Harlem River ana l. i'''
Twenty-second Assembly p'''''
eeta u. D.-Sth ave Harlem nv
2--th i. p.-sth ave. ". fSsTd
ave. and ". itsth s. .a., St.
eSta =. D.-s,h axe, ". ifs'' =
ave-. and V. i4S;h St ,,s,s st.
32nd +. D.-s.h ave. ". ,.'.r ltnp sas
ave. ". ioSrd s., Nariem "'''
5srd l.. 9TH ave. ". ,i'tn Ism an a.
ave.. ". it7ih st. Harien t''f'' /
i's4s sssh $ r. D-sta ave. w. l's'h s
ave. and ". 145th = an4us
MOSES NJ MchEh'
JAMES KANE,
JACOB \. 2,,Ise,ss
Commissioners OF i"'
Feb. 20. 1918 II
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
GREENE cANA>EA CorrEK co.

= BT0aWWaN. NeW YOTI. \ y
The Board at Directors OF the Greene
'ananoa copper Company has declared q
dividend of 500 per share upou It's CAM
iN stock OF the par value Of 500 90 per
share. payable on February 25. 19fS. TO
close of business at 300 o'clock T. Al
Friday February s. 1918 The dividend is
payable only upon the $4,000 shares into
which the capital stock is divided An
who have not converted thor
holdings into shares of siO0 90 par value
should do 80 without delay in order thar
Tho transfer books win not he closed
J. W. ALLEN. Treasurer.
New York January ~ 1918
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES

1supRnMl COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK Tho Mutual Life Insurance Com N,
George W. GccIes. sarah A. Thomas, Sarah
A. Thomas, as lINccutrix Of tho last Will and
testnmcnt of lsnnc ID. Thomas: deceased.
New Yor city baptist Mission Society, The
city OF Nav yorlt. Patsy Rccnrdl. Ilirsor
MnrgosIan and t'arbad Margosian doing
Jordan Edward Jones and William Tres
solt. doing business "a Jones & Tressclt.
William Thomas and Mary" Thomas. his
his wife, Sarah Evans Albert Thomas and
susan" Thomas, hts wife Robert Thomas
Thomaa ah -''H ""a "Lus" fhomas % his wire tho
nanca OF the lefendnnts MARY" Thomas.
r"ne' Th9nas SpTnn 'rIomas ,,, Ellen
tho true first nuines OF said defendants bniEg
unknown to plaintiff; the unknown pcraons.
If amy. all and singular. having or claiming
to have any interest in tho premises de-
scrbed in the complaint as heirs at law or
successors In interest of Isaac u. Thomas.
and all unI'noWn persons, If any, claiming
through under them, or any Of them.
W!am ohn lemds,son 1,s,y,o, as presdsn sn,a nj
Tho People OF tho state of New York. De
fonda dan,s-SECOND AMENDED AND SUP
ELEMENTAL SUMMONS.
70 the above named defendants and each
OF them; You are hereby summoned to an
swor the second amended complaint in this
action and to serve n copy of your answer
upon the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after tho service of this summons. cX-
NslN' hf the Gay OF .e(VlCc. hHu i'll case bl
Your failure to appear or answer. Judgment
will he taken against YOU hy default for tho
relief demanded n the second amended com
plaint.
Dated New York. Januaiy srd, 1918.
FREDERICK J.. ALLEN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
oncc and Post odico Address. 55 Cedar
Street. Borough CT Manhattan. New
York CITY \ Y.
To tho defendants William Thomas and
MARY" Thomas. his wife, Simon Thomas
and ''Jane' Thomas, his wife; Sarah Evans.
wife. Robert Thomas and ELLEN" Thomas,
his Wife STEPHEN Thomas and "Lucy"
Thomas his wife. tho names of the de
tcndants "Mary" Thomas. Jane" Thomas.
"$nsan" Thomas. "Eilcn' Thomas and
"Iucy' Thomas being fictitious, tho true
known TO plaintiff the unknown persons. II
any, all and .inguar. having or claiming 20
have any interest in the premises described
in The complaint. as heirs at law or success
sors In interest of Isaac y. Thomas. de-
ceased. and Stephen Thomas. deceased, and
through under them. or any OF them:
William John Henderson. as President OF
Bristol Baptist College, of Bri .ol, England
Tho foregoing summons is served upon
You by publication pursuant to an order OF
the Hon Peter A. ilondrick. Justice of the
dated the l0tn day Of January. 1918. and
filed with the iccoul amended complaint In
the Office ol the CLERK OF the County of New
York. at the County Court House. in ths
Borough Of Manhattan. city of New York.
Dated New York, january II. 1918.
FREDERICK l.. ALLEN
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and Post Office Address 30 Cedar
Street. borough CT Manhattan. New
York City, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23

of New York. johanna McManus az Lite
Tenant under the last Will and Testament OF
John McNanus, deceased. Plaintiff. against
CRANKY Corpora tion, ct al. Defendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in tho above
entitled action and hearing date the 3lst day
Referee in sai,. judgment named win sell al
public auction. tho Exchange Salesroom
Nos. lt-l6 Nesey Street. in the Borough or
Manhattan, city of New York, The LIST
day Of March lols. at IL o'clock noon on
that day, by Samuel Marx. Auctionoer the
premises directed by said judgment to be
sold: and therein described as follows:
land with the improvements thereon. situate.
lying and being in the borough of Mauhaj-
tan. city of New York, bounded and described
as follows: BEGINNING, at a point formed
ingion Avenue with the Southory side of
Twenty sixth Street, and running thence
Souther!Y along the said Tas,ery side OF
Lexington Avenue. TWenty-four t2i} feet
eight and one-u.drter $50 inches. thence
Easterly and parallel with rwentv-sixth
street and through tho centre Of Il party
wall. SiNty-tWo t62> feet. thence Northcrly
and parallel with Lexington Avenue Twenty
four '2A) feet. eight aud n"-Quarter tS1.
inches TO the Southerly side Of Twenty-slxfh
street. and thence Westerly along the South,
'G2) feet TO the point or place of beginning
be the said several distances and diInens ons
more or lesa, said premises being known and
designated and by the Street Number Sev.
Dated. New York. February 9Th 1918
JOSEPH SfEINBiiRG, Referee
HENRY $. COOK. Attorney for Plain
tiH r. o. & Office Address. No. IS
Park Row Borough Of Manhattan' ~
NeW York City
The following is u diagram OF the prop
cry to he hold; its Street Number is II
2Gth Street
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
REPUBLIC IRON x STEEL coMrl>

PRI.FERKED DIVIDEND 40. 5S
A. q meeting Of the Board of Directors
of the Republic Iron y steel Company hcl Id
February nth. 1918. the regular quarterly
dividend Of q ON thc Preferred stock
was declared. PAYABLE April LIST. l91S to
stockholders Of record March 20th. 1918
Thu ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock
i7olders of the Republic Iron x Steel Com
p9nN viii bc held al the office of the Com
pany. ~ Exchange Place, Jersey city. New
Jersey. ON Wednesday,, April 18th, 1918. at
I! o'clock iu the forenoon. for the trausac-
Jon of any and all business chat may
property com" before the meeting TrauS-
for books OF the Company both Common
and Preferred, Will be closed at o'clock
!. NJ. March 20th. 191N and reopcned at
10 o'clock y. NJ. ON April 18TH. 1918.
COMMON DIVIDEND 40. g.
Vt meeting Of the BOARD of Directors
of tho Nepublic Iron < Steel Company. held
February 10Th. 1a1S a dividend Of iso, ON
he common stock was declared. payable
May lSl. 1918. to stockholders Of record
NHril 23rd. lalS Books remain open
RICHARD JONES. JR Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Livestock Markets

Cattle ruled firm to shade higher
yesterday en- light trading. Steers
quoted at Sil.9oelsl4 per 100 lb; bulls
$50 $ll.9o; COWS. $i.75M $lo25. Calves
were firm, common 10 prime veals. SIS
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
=
Az. MARC II

q $3.50 per 100 lb; culls. sl2@s14
Prime fresh lambs were firm; others
weak. Lambs sold at $l5.50a Sl7.75 per
100 lib: culls. ST. Hogs higher at
SLIGO per 100 Id, pigs. $lG.25mSl6.50:
roughs, $ 6.25. Receirts of beoves were
$40 head; calves, A35 head sheep, L.
go head; hogs, 1900 head.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Standard Storage Warehouse,

To Valentine Abt, Thomas J. Burke, Hohn
Beauvais. Miss Nj. Brodcricl, Mrs H. l..
Brown Mrs. Y. Brown, IT, II. Clarke; John
n. Clements. w. II. Cogan, Mrs +. y.
coombs Louis Coon. j. Croner. Dan Mar
corporation. Mrs. Jennie Decker. john i.
Dickinson, Mrs. Martha Ely Mrs H.
Evans, Mrs bridget Finan, Mrs Anna t.
lDr. S. S. Graves. J. Laurence Harris
Louis NJ. Hubbard. Richard Tiynelnann'
lnNentions Corporation. Mrs. Della Kelly
Mrs. \. NJ Kent. kinak Motion Picture
lalre, John L. Magner. Miss Emma Ma
honey. Mrs Il. Matthew's Miss Lillian
Moore, Roddic Morrison, Mrs. Bridget Nui-
claire, Or. Phillip Nndolson r. A. New
man, stephen OShea, Thomas Perkins.
Rookie Pisculli. Edward Preston. MISS
rrine Shocnaker. Miss S. j. Smith. e. G.
SLoddard, NJ +. StulEes. Mrs a. a. 'rih-
bru%, NAnoscopc Co, Inc. Mrs NJ A.
Walsh, Frank Wells. G. Wilkcns Mrs
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment Of our lien upon tho property hrrn-
matter Described having expired. after due,
notice thereof had been given You, We will
cause such property, to Wit Household
Goods Personal Effects. Trunks Merchant
dis. Carpets. etc. stored in our warehouse.
ltNl Broadway, New York CITY bv Won ,o,
~ Your name or in which You may have
an lnterest) TO be sold at public auction
according 10 the statute in such case madn
Broadway. New York city. on TlrESpAY
MARCH 5!iI 1918. at 1880 \. ~. and If
iHe Saie thereof Is not completed ON said
cate the same viii be continued al the
same place on each and every Tuesday
taereaftcr. beginning AT 1920 A. NJ on
each day and continuing until the sale is
completed. "
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
MEKG FNTHALEK LINOTYPE co.
New York. February ~, 1918
DIVIDEND 80

y r0guIdr QuarterIY diVid0nd OF . = nor
cont. on the capital stock OF Mergenthale
iiuotrpa Company Will be paid ON March
%. 1913. 10 the stockholders OF record as
hey appear at the close or business on
March :. 1918. The Transfer Books wlil
not be closed
JOS. T. MACKLY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23

IN Observation-Disclosures COURT,
COUNTY or NEW YORK k.--FRED-
EIlCN r. COUDEIVT. Plaintin. against
MARIE CAMPBELL. ct al. Defendants
Harold Swain. Plaintiffs Attorney, l76
Broadway. New York.
Pursuant to Judgment entered February
lst, 1918. tho undersigned Will sell at pub
lie auei ion, AT the Exchange Salesroom
No. lt-lG NcseN street in The Borough OF
Manhattan. city OF New York, at -
o'clock noon. on February 21,h, 1918, by
Arthur {. sheridan. auctioneer. tho mort
gagged promises directed by said Judgment
10 b" sold. situated In sllc Borough OK
Manhattan. city OF Nov York on tho
NortneriE side Of 31th Street, distant IA.
feet II inches Eastery from Eighth Ave-
nue.. being ~ feet II iuchos IN front and
rear by 'S feet inches each side, said
nuc. said premises being more particularly
described in instrument recorded In the
once or the Register of the County OF
New York on August Sth, 1911, In Block
series or mortgages section 3, Liber 2i6
page 147.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
eth STREET

The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge, to satisfy which tho aboye-described
property is to be sold. is s22,82l.54 with
interest thereon from the l4th day of Feb
ruary. 1918. together with the costs and al
lowance amounting to sio1ll with interest
from February 18th, 1918, together with tho
expenses of the sale. The approximate
OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are to be al
lowed to the purchaser out of the purchase
money or paid by the Referee, is S2,44O.S2
and interest,
Dated, New York February 18th. 1918
CHARLES T.. MURPHY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Cuban Shares Are
Strong Feature of
The London Market
Domestic Stock Exchanges
Open for Business as
Usual To-day

No business was transacted on the
leading exchanges of this country yes
terday, Washington's Birthday, and
financial operations were entirely sus-
pended. To-day the Stock Exchange
will hold their usual brief Saturday
sessions and the leading grain markets
of the country will also be open for
business. Both the New York and New
Orleans cotton exchanges, however,
will remain closed.
Trading on the London Stock En-
change yesterday was dull, the per
cert war loan securities being the most
active of the gilt-edsed issues. Cuban
sugar shares were consplcuously
strong and there was a scattered de
mand for silver mine stocks, bank
shares and shipping issues. Other dc
partmcnts oil the market, including
American securities, were neglected.
Closing quotations for the securities
Il
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Centrc-line OF Block
Mes, 81 SIRE.

street No 80 West 34th street
Free and clear OF all encumhranccs OK
ccpt that said premises are to be sold sub
1ect to q mort gag given to secure the sum
of $4,000. with accrued interest thereon
now prior lien on said promises
Approximate amount of the MORTGAGE
debt, costs and allowances $9ls46S:
taxes, assessments and water rates.
$lS00.0O.
Dated. New York. February 5th. 1919.
WILLIAM s. BEN NIIT, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23

Tt. spproX innate amount or the Hen or
charge. to satisfy which The above de-
scribed property is to bc sold is Thirty
ON" thousand. five hundred and twelve
4oll00 (S3i ,5l2.j9) dollars. with interest
thereon, together with tho expenses OF the
sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes, assessments and water rates or
other LENS, which are to he allowed TO
tho purchaser out of the purchase money
or paid by the Referee. is Three hundred
and sixty five (S3G5.o0) dollars. and in
terest.
Dated. New York. February eth, 1915.
JOSEPH STEINBERC. Referee
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23

Money in London continued easy
yesterday, with per cent the ruling
rate Discount rates were steady at
39s per cent for short and three
months bills. Bar silver was sd
lolNer. being quoted at AZ I'D AN ounce.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
VI iK( II 5EII. lNIX at 1n.9n \ ~ ..,l -
CONN0LLY'S EXPRESS 3; VAN CO.
OFFICE: 20 COLUMBUS AVENUE
Bet. 60th and Gl>t Sts
Storage; JII Ncst Nth S,rnnt

To Thomas Paris. Mrs. rckert. Mrs
Ehzabeth Peter McCree. Mrs. Pollock. AR
|" Saiderman. Mr.. x Mrs Edward I,n
Mrleht, Mr.. Harry Moore. Mr.. u Mrs Rob
era Burd!cii. Ar. Parker. Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
Mr. Paul Hacque Alice Johueon. Milton
HiaY' Henretta Brawnor. Mr. T. NJ
HraWner, Mr.. lanes !. Watson: Nou and
each Of You are hereby notified that the
'ime Tor the payment Of our lien upon the
property ertluafter described havint, ev-
pred after due notice thereof had boon
given You Nc viii cause such property. 10
MI. household goods. personal effects
uerehandise. carpets. etc. stored by YOU
or IN your name tor in which You NAV have
an lntNresp in tonnoIlY's Express and Van
90 Storage Warehouse. To be sold AT nuhlir
auction according TO the statute i'm such
case mao ana provided. at Floyd Grants
Auction Rooms. corner .th Avenue and sis,
81, NeW York city. on MONDAY. MNKCII
I'm. IciS at 1880 \. NJ and if tho sale
IS not completed on said date the same
NH, NH be e"ntinued at the. same place ON
'arh and every Monday thereafter he in
ming at 10 80 \. NJ. on each ,,av anf rnn-
llnui.E unti an the goods are sold
toNNoiLAS ENPKEsS ~ VAN co.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23

More than fifty night classsiSi ,'ssio 4
been established 10 tram ,.ad ,a SAT-
buzzer operators for the ohlisu sout go
Army, with an enrolment oil a'S
men.-Argonaut.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
ELECTION NOTICE
ELECTION NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICES.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS or THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
General Office, Munlcipat building, Borough
OF Manhattan.
cha"r 90 % ehereny g'Ye3 IN pnr1uanoe ~
situtiDg Chapter II OF the consoldat ed
1,aws, Of the boundaries OF each OF the cleo
tion districts within the 21st and END Con
gressIonal Districts County Of New York; and
the designation of tho place OF registration.
February 22nd and 23rd, 1918, ani OF the
held March 9th. 1913 In each Of the Election
Districts within said Congressional Districts
in said county, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23

Dated, New York. February 9Th. 1918.
EMIL GOLDMARK. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23

card i. D-5ta ave. Y. iSlst ST, Vi
son ave. ard +. l2Sth -
32ud l.. p.-5th ave. L. 18th 81, Vt
son ave and L. lSfst $,
33rd J., De. i2tth - Madison y
=. I30th s.. and line running thrs
Mt Morris Park from tae corner q
l2oth s.. ami 5fh ave 10 the corner d.
124th -. and 5th aNe.