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New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
Ind Before
Thanksgiving, Too!

Another attraction For
it is usual to find splen-
did sales after the holiday
but when have you seen
so phenomenal an offering
before the middle of No
vember?
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

Tomorrow morning at
nine o'clock we will con-
tinue the greatest sale Of
Mems Suits that the
Gimbel store has ever
brought forward. Every
suit in the Gimbel stocks
with the one exception of
dress clothes-full dress
and Tuxedo) will still be
subjected to q reduction
ranging from 259o to
500.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
Every Suit Is Au

yes, every suit-even In
the $28 group. And every
suit was selected from sour
regular stocks-selected with
keenest care and without
any idea Of a sale price.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

In plain Oxford grey and plain brown as well
as grey, brown and fancy mixtures. Good
looklng-and warm. All sizes from 81 to "A.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
Eight Nationally
Knotuys Brands

are offered in this sale.
Eight brands which stand
for the best in Mems Cloth
ing-for sterling fabrics,
for smartest styles, for ex-
acting tailor-craft.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

All our Society Brand
Suits at these generous
reductions. A simple
statement which means
just this-you may buy a
suit that you know, q suit
Of standard quality-at a
below-standard price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
sURROcArEs' NOTICES

szoNTs T e Tr yrs,x PEOPLE ssa X.
Grace Of God: Free and Independent. t.
cHAULNEs. AMANpA C. THOMAS. MAR:
0UERlTE BINGHAM, THEODoRA DE
cHAULNNs. EVA MARSHALL sHONTs,
MARY MERRIFiELD. HENNIE wIFTIN
EpwARD :; BERw1ND. De L AZ r.,
or NEW YORK, EARL q. sTARBARD
VIVIAN BELL. BENJAMIN J. TUCKER
MAN. MARY LAWSON SPENCER formerly
NARY LAWSON. NEW YORK POST
HosPITAL. and LouIsE YEoMAN. the
hoire and next Of kin Of THEODORE p.
SHoNTS. deeessed, SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS, MILf4A ID. SHONTS, who re-
haitian. tho city Of New York. has duly APP
piled to tho 6utrogates' Court Of our County
Of New York. to have a certain instrument
In writing, relating to both real and per
sonel property. duly proved as the last will
End Testament OF Theodore p. shonts. who
Was at the time of his death a resident OF
$40 Park Avenue, tho County OF New York,
THEREFORE,. you and each of you arc
Court OF our County Of New York. at the
Hall of Records. In tho County OF New
York, on the And day Of June. one thousand
nine HUNDRED and twenty. at half-past ten
o'clock In the. forenoon Of that day. why
the said Will and testament should not be
admitted to probate as will Of real and
''i IN rE ayTYssesi WHEREOF. we have
caused tho seal Of the snrrosates' Court of
aiixsd w1TNEss. HONORABLE JOHN r,
COHALAN. q Surrogate Of our said County
Of New York. at said County, the 18th day
OF April, In the year OF our Lord one thou
sand nino hundred and twenty.
(SeAD DANIEL DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
Black Cat Sidetracks
$500 Gallons Alcohol

But for ono black cat, aY:ey variety,
and one street rut, $500 gallons Of
high proof grain alcohol might be full
filling the end for which it was made,
Whatever that end may be in these
dry days.
On the other hand. because Of tho
self-same cat and the aforesaid bump
Two thousand five hundred gallons
Of alcohol are "impounded" at the East
Girard avenue police station in phila-
delphia awaiting proof of its right TO
travel through Philadelphia streets.
Firemen were called out to save tho
alcohol-from flames.
Police were called out to save the
alcohol-from the public.
lsidors Kleigman attempted to save
the alcohol-from the police-and in
consequence was arrested.
Kletgmann WAS directing the destin-
ies Of motor truck heavily laden with
barrels along Belgrade Street. Az the
truck neared Columbus Avenue black
cat darted out from the shadows and
crossed in front Of the truck. bad
luck, sure" muttered Isadore to him
self as he caught GLIMPSE Of the form
IN the dusk. Then things began to
happen.
The surprise Of the cats appearance
caused 1sadore to swerve the truck sud
denly. 1t struck hole in the street
and one Of the barrels was shaken
loose, hit the ground with q bang and
burst open.
Before Kleigman could get his truck
away he was surrounded BY curious
crowd---each and every one shifting the
air.: Some shifted and reminiscent
smiles fitted across their faces.
That sure has the good old smell
20 IT," said one man to his neighbor,
arrived.
"Whoosh, that smells good" he said.
Smells just like alcohol"
feur, producing a Federal permit for
the transportation of alcohol. The per
nit was made out in the name of the
Transportation Company, but did not
give the destination Of the goods.
Where are you taking this ?" the
policeman asked.
Just then somebody dropped a match
into the open barrel and soon the
street was illuminated by q blue blaze.
F1remen arrived and put out the Are
before the rest Of the cargo Of alcohol
had been destroyed.
Where was this stuff going7" tho
policeman again asked after the ex-
citement was over.
Maybe. 1t was the black cat, maybe
it was the excitement Of the Are and
maybe it was the effects of the fumes
Of the alcohol, but the chauffeur's
memory suddenly became a blank.
The police hope it will be refreshed
suffioiently to enable them TO locate
the owner Of the consignment.-Phila
delphia Inquirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
ranty Storage Warehouse,
JOHN r wnpp pr..1..

JUIUs K1NDERMANN SONS. M.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
iso"'es Wsbster Avenue. 586.87 Wales Ava
and 1349.5l Brook Avenue,
Bronx Borough,
GOODS sro REL 1 at , AR,, atsh asas
AAvENuE--To J. NJ. Cosgrove. MIRO. T. Mac.
Agnes 3. Burton o. Neili. ~o'''"'
SCOOPS STORED AT 5s5-s7 wALEs
AvENUEr-To Joseph Cahill.
you ana each OF you are hereby notif,ed
the property hereinafter described having g.
pred after due. notice thereof had beon
given you we will cause such property sn
WIZ; pianos, plano records. vtctrolas. rnusio
caplnets, bureaus, chiftonIers, curio cabinets
pegs. daXenports. CHAIRS rockers. dressing
library library furniture. sewing machines, desks.
linen. hangings, silverware, wearing annarsf
plctures' paintings. contents OF barrels and
boxes. supposed to be books, china, rtass-
ware. pilo-a,orac contents Of bureau draw
In your name, or on your account Tor IN
Which you claim an interest). in tho ware.
mousse OK julius Klndermann & Sons Inc OF
NOS, 1360.62 Webster Avenue, and BAR
Wa!es Avenue. New York City. to be sold At
p eH Ms auction at the warehouse. Nos 1890
Borough; New York City. on THU Hs; ,Sa.
n! mA1 18TH. 1880. at 1880 A. NJ. according
TO the statute In such case made and nro
vided: and II the sale thereof Is not com
ple.sd on said date the same will be CON
1 rh,,e ,At tns same place on each and every
a. M' ana continuing until all the gooas arc
JULIUS KfNDHRMAHN a soWa frr
FAANK hNDERMANN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES
no HOLDERS OF CERTAIN CLAIMS
AID EEMAEDe AGA1NST NEW

>, Y0RK RAILWAYS COMPANY: ~
1sso thc I,n ,s hereby given that on March 49,
Southern District Of New York ma aSs ' an
order IN the equity suit now pending IN said
Sop Ts, brought by the American Brake shoe
equity. consolidated cause No p i7-ss. al.
recttne that all claims ana demands Of what
I.dsss . as Rsesv 70 q q r..
sad c Raawsys Company, By The order Of the
~ the order Of said Court dAtsd June 80.
a as1s ana as;S jnss e. 1919 'ha
appointed in tina. one Of tho con msiH1sot
cause No. q 1850 wherein the ' Amsrsssn
ti ana snG S.1 ToSr Gompany IL Plain
Defendant. at his oflce. 1855 Broadway, Bor-
ouch Of Manhattan. Ctey and state Of New
York. on or before the tirst day OF July. 1880
demands against the said New York Rail
ways Company as are required to DO pre-
March 49,. 1920. shall fail TO present such
claims and demands to tho said Roosivsr on
or ., Sssors the :. a rss Gay Of July 1920. each
Ing in any distribution Of tho moneys or
assets Of the said New York railways Which
now are or hereafter shall be in tho hands
and from sharing in any distribution Of any
Of the proeseds arising from the sale Of any
OF the properties OK s2lo New York RailWaya
Company II such sale shall hereafter be "a.
judged and dscreed In the said constituent
cause. :.
All holders Of sueh claims or Demands
against SAID New York Railway Company
- arc REQUIRED to b presented by tho pfovi.
stems OF said order are hereby notified 70 pre-
cent their claims In accordance with ssid
order.
T6srns fer proof Of claims or Commands may
ba obtained At the oface OF the Receiver.
Dated. New York. March 10. 1850.
JOB q. HEDGES
Az Reeesvsr Of New lork Railways Cum.
panr. 1e6 Broadway. Borough Of Nan
hAatan. City and State Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
Blue and Pink Seals
Urged for Bank Notes
Color Scheme to Avoid Mistakes
in Change, Is Suggested TO
Treasury Department

A possibility Of the near future 10 a
Standardization by the goscrnment Of
all United States currency for the pur-
pose Of facilitating quick change with
out the danger Of short change.
Tho Treasury Department at Wash
ington ia now working on proposition
to mark bills Of various denomination
with standardized color seal, 50 that
any one can recognize notes of differ
ent denominations at glance. -
Tho plan, suggested by R. Frank
beauchant, Of Philadelphia, is the out
come Of An experience he had recently
when he mistook a 81 bill for q Ave.
The proposition, which he has sub
mitted to the officials Of the Treasury
Department at Washington, and which
is being considered along with others,
provides for stamping the bills with
likeness Of national figures. such as
Washington, Lincoln, Mckinley, etc. AS
further mark of Identification It Is
proposed to have a colored seal in one
corner Of the bill, such az q green seal
for q one, a pink for two, blue for 4
five, Otc.
MI. Beauchant has received a reply
from John Burke, United States Treas
urer, assuring him that such changes
As he indicates arc already under con-
sideration by the government and that
his plan is one of those being studied
by a special committee appointed for
tho purpose.
Their consideration Of the subject
thus far has virtually resulted in the
elimination Of "colored bills" from the
list Of feasible proposals, it was said,
and 1t is probable when the new de-
signs are adopted portraits and corner
designs, possibly vari-colored seals, will
DO employed as a means of ready
Identification rather than other sys-
TENS Of marking.
Treasury officials dislike the idea of
using different dyes for the various de-
objection that colored currency
wouldn't look like money; as another
that dyes--even the best-are not uni
form and frequently fade or change
when the money has been in circula-
ton for a short time, and a third that
the special grade Of paper used in en-
craving money takes" the dyes and
inks now In use better than any other.
Carter Glass was the first Secretary
Of the Treasury to adopt the suggestion
of uniformity in bills of the same de-
nomination.
Acting on his predecessors recon-
mendation, Secretary Houston, when he
took over the Treasury portfolio, ap-
pointed . committee of experts includ-
ing w. H. Moran chief Of the secret
service, and probably the foremost au-
thority In the United States on cur
rency designs and counterfeits, and
William S. Broughton, commissioner Of
the public debt, to work out schedule
Of standard designs. This committee
has undertaken this work and probably
will be engaged on it for several
months.
The public Is warned by Treasury Of
feials not to accept at present any bills
bearing an unfamiliar design.-Phila-
delphia Evening Public Ledger.
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STORAGE NOTICES

M NEW YORK. May 3. 1920.
TO NJ. Henry myc,. W: Epp'' valentine Berndt.
Armssrons Mrs James Jams ceulson. Mrs.. Xlies
ssorss NJ: w hsrd Kitchen hf Nj.
naven Mrs. S sart 1as0i P..s.n
Chas. Smith. Elias Coils. George Latham.
Mr.; N S Smith G. F. Bspt'sts. Mrs
notified that tho t,me for the payment Of
my lion upon tho property hereinafter
described having expired after due notice
thereof had been given you, I will cause
ings comprising beds. bedding. chiffoniers.
Iron oouchss. davenportA standa rolls Of
paper and pastsboard. sewing machine6,
emma cnrn s!ssswars. ornaments. pictures. mir
there's. linen, Kitchen utensils. plated ana
silverware. trunks ana contents, wearing
apparel. kitchen and parior stoves. kitchen
rugs. draperies. wardrobss, bufretA domes
lamps clocks, drsss forms. wall racks
cellsrettes. morris CHAIRS morris rockers
china oiesss sst
tables and horses. cabinets. cribs, safes
Laundry table. pressing boards. operating
disc. etc. are numerated in tho warsh ou.
inventory sssued TO you or in your name
G oor IN Which you claim an interest). In the
at public auction according TO the statute
wess s pISvs Street. IT. Nsx
1885 a. H. on sn M'n II sX: Nay sa1y 2sth
completed on such date the sama viii h.
continued Inn. 5.S as the same place on Monday,
dane TN. 1s1o and each succeeding Mon
on each day ana continuing until ali tho
The Guaranty Storage Warehouses;
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Honorable John p Cohaian, q Surroants Of
the County OF New York. NOTICE IL hereby
given to all pereons having claims aSainss
Lily Leo Gross. late of tho County 81 Nev
York. deceased. to present tho same with
vouchers thereof 20 tho subscribers. nj
their place OF transset!ns business, a. the
York. No. 100 Broadway. in the city OF
New York. on or before the eth day Of
1890.
JOHN W. CROSS and
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK, Erecntor~
sTDrsON. JENNINGS q RUSSELL. A..
torneys for Executors. Is BROAD Street,
Now York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

"AOA tucx JoH1seoYa.-pN .rT;Han.
cs Sn1s o. e sa, ssa:s q asnsaaie Jshr
York. not!es = hsSsby sivss Is al n - -.
Sfe.x wADG late Of the County 81 Nsv
vonchsfs thereof 70 the sukscst6sTa ~ ~
Hss, 4o.as PLACE g. srsnsset!nf Susasss Ne t.
ths ctty Of t.es cfysS Sss OF Manhattaa. u
dsst Day Of July next. sas
Dstsd' New York. the 18th dsy az n.
COLUMBIA TRUST coMpANY
Fl. A. sc.,sHssmmRosaTy Admip..sssts..
yorary AdEntnfstrA tcy. is CeSSs ~,Hus3aa.. 49,
Ssfsusk 81 MsnhastsA. SsSS 5sssS Ss ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

IN PURSUANCE OF ~ oRnEp On r;1,11
John r. Cohalan. Surros~,s ~ -:
County ., New YoE. notes Is Ssr.sy 81 s.s ses
20 .s. AZ persens HAVING claims against Mar.
York. deceased. 70 present the same Xtth
p, Hsns ~ saessos 20 IT, suessber .. ts
vey: Ia The City 81 NSv Yorf. On 81 THs &c..
re S5st Gay Of Avlass next. '''o ''
3uAMANTx TRUST COMPANY on NEW
~, T,snperaxy ANNIVERSARIES.
ar, Dei isas New 1srk. the Isth dag. II YsSru.
REk6EN . PARSONS, Atss.a,, ~, g., :.
E%cnSsy administrator. - wall g.. Nev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

TIgHER. SARAH Mn pursus.os sf "a
order Of Honorable John r. CohslAn,
Surrogate Of the County Of New YORK; nstios
L. hereby given TO alt persons having olsins
aFsinst Sarah ~. Fisher. late Of the County
Of Now York. deceased. 70 present the same,
with vouchers thereof, to tho subscriber. 81
Broadway, in tho Borough Of Manhattan, In
tho City Of New York. State Of New York.
on or before the soth day Of October. 1889.
next.
Dated New YORK.. the ssd Day Of April.
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK,
Executor
JULIUS 3. BAEN. Attorney for Executor.
Office Snd p. q. Address. No. Rector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

6UsHE: EUGENE LIN PURSUANCE or
su an osesr O. Asnesahis John r. cshalan. q
p, NOTICE Il hereby sivsn 70 Ill p,rson,
o. inc County Of New York. deceased. TO
the suescrteer.. at ite principal rlase Of
ts r. nee nIsansss Ne % w,ilian ssr,ss.
y W. Inc sosouSn OF Manhattan. City Of NsW
Der next. 70 S0Se0W
pa. Dated. New York. the sra day Of March.
FARAEHs' LOAN Z TRUST coxpANY,
WILLARD A. MITCHELL, AtsoSnsv 10,
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
MEETINGS
AMERICAN b
A - naaAnl ALA

AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
Tho Annual Meeting OF the American
Bible Society Will DO hold ct the H;hsn
HOUSE. Aston Place, on Thursday. Msw
18th at $3.50 P. NJ. for the transaction o.
LEWIS BRYCE r.HAMsERra,N.
Recording Secretar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

PLATy. FRANK HIN PURSUANCE OF
an orde! OF EonorAbIs John f.. Cohs!an,
NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 eli persons
having claims against Frank H. Piatt, lats
OK the County OF New. York, deceased, to
to- tho :ubecribers at their place OF trans
astins business; tho oeaee Of their ssttor-
n.y. george W. Weld. No. 1870 Broadway,
or before the ?2d day o. October nsxt.
Dated, New York, che itth Day Of April
CAROLINE LIVINGSTON pr.Arr
LIVINGSTON PLATr. ETeouto..
onoH0H w. FIELD. Attorney Tor Ex.
soaxSSxc Aso broadway. Borough Of
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suRnoaArEs, xorrcxu /.

at % order % HonersSis Jehe 3
Coha1an. Surrogate oe the County .!
New York, notice ts hereby sivsn - I'll
lsabsii. Lane. tsss u the Cesnty Of New
York, deceased, to preeent the saMe. With
vvsvchs,s thereof. 70 ths suSaraber. e
once 81 Hdwsrds. OLoIshlin . George
thsir attorneys. at No. ~ Nassau etrsst.
Of New York, state Of New York, on o.
before tho 1st day Of July. 1859. nssl
Dated New York. the $Sd dsy 81
December, 1tlD. ''
LOUIS D.. STANTON,
HDXUND C. eTANToN.
HxecuterA
EDWARDS, OF OyoHLYN 6 oEOkoD,
Attorneys for BssoutoYA office oa1
r. o. sddrees. - Nassau street, Deys
oush Of Manhattan. New York Ctt1.
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LEWIS. ALpnoNs.-1N PURSUANCE.

LEWIS. ALPHoNs.-rN PURsuAssSss.l
an order of Honorable John r; " yoss
2 Surrogate of the County OF Nc" ,srse
NOTICE IL hereby given to an ID.
Of the County Of New York. decssseSst i
present the same with vouchers tnssssss.
the subscribe~s. at then place OF ussorras.
sng business. the once of their ~ ~ stsss
sheerman & Sterling, No. eS s.soys o
IN the City Of New York. on OF e''''
10th day of July next. AZ ~
Dated, New York. tho ID dsy -
nary. 1879.
"AIAAAn . .ssrass~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

IN p0asvANcn or AN ORDER o. HON,
County Of Yoss. neos e Sss.S, ~. e tie
~ 1ss'Gls as. a = a claims ssens
ceased. to prsaant Tho ssene win Vnrches.
thereef 70 the subscribers az their pIsce Of
. tran business, Il the of!sce Of Shear.
sfrsst. Borough of. Manhattan, ia The CIV
o. New York, on Of before tho a0th day az
August. 1890. "a
Dated, New York, february 20, 1890.
v!CTOR CORBE THORNN
SAMUEL RhyNCKERHOFF THORNN
sHEAAMAN q 6THRIzN0, Attoynsye Il.
City. A~'@
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nv PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorsbls John p: cehslsr. surresats
hereby given to, AL persons hsyins claims
against Alexander csistadoro. late Of the
tho same with vouchers thereof TO the
subscribsys AZ their place Of transactins
business. at the once Of their attorneys.
Cadwalader, Wickersham q Tan. No ~
Wall street, Borough Of Manhattan. In the
CITY Of Now York. on or before the Af-
teentf day Of NovembeY next. .
OF April. 1896. = ..,i
ARTHUR .CRIsrADoRo.
FLORENCE CRISrADONo.
Executors
CADWALADHR, W1CKERgHAM d
TAFT. attorneys for Executors. -
e; Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City. e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
SURROCATEs Norrcpo

In PURSUANCE OF AN 90.
Of the County OF New York ssarras..
hereby given to all persons hsv,wnIi /,
County Of New York, decesssa iste Of &,
the same with vouchers tbere@t' 70 p7ss,.
ecrfber. at place Of transactI,'." ths a.
No. 100 Broadway. ia the t.iss,, osxa.s
York. on or before the twertux q s.,
Dated. New York. the 2.tb A., :"
WALTER b. pEvEREux - ~
EDWARD h. McILvAIN' a.
JOHN c. ToMLIEsoN. ,R srseus.
.tor s Execu,ors. - Broad ST., NJ Ays'ss,s-i
the County Of New York, on IN % and o,
OF December, in the year ,',a asth ca
nine hundred ana nineteen. prs..ne vs,:
orable John r. Cohalan. Surrogate Has
,na..er OF the estate of Henry IN Z,
kens deceased On application - = e.
ter B. Devereux. Jr.. and Edwsrs q Vi,
vain. setting forth tina. the ~ Ne
pointed the Executors OF s.ia ss's a.
and that they are DESTROYS OF ri,s sseeass
notice to the creditors of said d sn.as 81
present theT claims as Is nutSesa.a a
law, and praying that ~ yurrors,azed !,
make an order directing such 90 yea.
llshed in such newspapers az ~,
deem necessary 10 give notice r., sa. nsys
itors. 1T 10 ordered that said 80 e.
insert a notice. once in each w... ses;.
months. in the New York I'awa ior 9,
and also in the New York tn Sssris
curing all persons having csains' uns IS
said deceased to present TIM g.. sss,v
the vouchers thereof. to said Exeea,..s. ~
or before day therein men:iopsS ::
shall De at least six months from - .i<i
OF the first publication Of saiA ~, .ae o.
JOHN p. COHALAN. SUI
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets for Sale

8 HUNDRED YARDS FRENCH sAvoN.
-.NERIE-CH1NESE PATTERN CARPETS.
sLOANEs, WHITTAL. ROYAL WILTON.
Administer carpet. In brown, taube gray.
green blue. plain. mixed or Oriental patterns
lslightly used>. $3.50 ysra UP: suitable any
purpose one to 600 yards Same patterns:
RUGS ~ Sizes. all colers. scanned or searn.
less, with Or without border: plain Or ,arge
patterns; ortentals, KiIima Making over,
cleaning. H{e.ny, repa,rins: reasonable, beau
ave. (5sth}. Plaza 1888.
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Of an order CT Honorable John p. c..
halan. suEroEate OF the County Of Nov
York NOTICE 70 hereby given to iii per.
Fearing. late OF the County Of Now YORK
deceased, to. present the same. with vouch-
ers thereof to che eubsorthsrs, at their
place OF transActing business, at the oface
Of Carter. Ledya.d & Mliburn, their a..
torneys, No: 50 WAL Street. ia tie City
q New York. on or before the eth day Of
September next
Dated. New York. che 1T dsy Of March.
QEOR0D +. FEARING, JR..
LEWIS CAeH LEDYARD III
Executors
toTneys for Executor
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable JOHN r. coHALAN. . Surrc.
gate Of tho County OF New York. NOTICE
claim. szasss sos " THapEa .y IN.
Of the County Of New York. deceased. TO
present the same. with vouchers thereof.
inE business at the ofhce Of LArkin q
IN the Borough Of hsnhAttan.. IN the cry
OF New York. State Of New York. on or
before the 3lst day es August, 1859. next.
Dated Now York. the 11ss day Of Tet.
c1NrnAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Executor
LAHKiN q PaRRT. -Atsorneys for NJ.
sncusof: Once 80. a p O.; Addrs.a -
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

BROWNING. JOHN sCOTT.-IN PURsU-
enee OF an order OF Honorable John p.
CohalAn. . Surrogate Of tho County Of New
having clsims against John Scott Brown
Ing. late OF tho County OF New York. de-
thereof to subscribers. at their place Of
trsnsacting business. at tho ONCE OF Rose
4 Paskua their attorneys at No. 12e
Broadway. In the Borough OF Manhattan,
In tho City Of Now York. State OF Now
York. on or before the aoth day OF June.
1890, next.
Dated. Now York. tho 18th DAY Of De.
cembeY, 1919.
WILLIAM HULL BROWNING,
ELIZABETH HAYS BROWNING,
JOHN SCOTT BROWNING Jr..
Executors
ROSE q PASKUs, Attorneys for Exeou.
tors, once and P. o. Address, 121
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orahle John P. cehaisn. . Surrogate q
by given to ell persons havine claims
against John Bye. late Of the County
OF New York. deeeased, 70 present the
Same with vouchers thersof 20 the Sub.
scr4ber. at her place Of transacsine bust
ness. at the ONCE OF her attorneys, Stetson.
Jennings Russell. No 10 Broad Street, in
day Of November next,
HANNA CoTR1LDA BYE.
ExecUtP1x.
1890. "
sTErsoN. JENNINGS q RUSSELL. A.
torneys for Hxecut1ix, IS Broad Street,
New York CAty, -