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I'UMn are iu? ited to register in thla ?ilumn bv telephonimj Hei-knian
viit batween 1? A. M. and 10 \\ M.
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trimmed hats; 37 West Thlrty-aecond
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i" rROIT J. L nudson Co.: Miss Ma
honey, misses' apparel Asao Mds Corp.;
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DETROIT- J 1-. Hudson Co.; Mr. Mer
cliol, glrla' and lunlors" capes, silk dresoM;
Mda. Coi p., . ... Fifth Avenue.
DETROIT- P. Crowley-Millnor & Co.;
Mr. E I. Ward, wuinti.; Alfm.1 Famtl, 120
\Yi>81 rhlrty-a..r-,1 .^tr-et, U'h floor.
DULTJTH- Miller Albenberg Co.; M. C
Vlbenberg, women's an,l children's ready
to wear, millinery, hosiery. underwear,
handkerchlefs. umbretlas; :otS Klfth Ave
... room 909.
HARTFORD 4" Fox & Co.; Mlas K. 12.
n , waists; 141 Madison Avenue,
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HOUSTON I.. Wolf ACo.; Mlas F Wolf
s Isuacs, joba cotton, silk walsta,
wash i'-ii sila dr.>ea and wash aklrts foi
caah; 15 East Tweotj H:\th Street, rnh
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Pettis Dry Goods Co :
Miss C. 1'. Osborn, walsta, ' ? mos; 4 2
Avenue,
BR, Penn.- Leinbai h & Co
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sth ? eel ' iperlal.
I.ANTASTER. Penn. Smlth's; A C.
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' Y2XCHBCRO- C. 11. Almond Drv (>wil?
,.; Misa If. V Cottman, millinery; 311
M i '!.-.- Avenue: Hroztell.
MiN'MMi'i U,IS Dayton Co.; Mr. Pltch
Mt 1 . ? - ? ml "m--\ : Ass-i.
Mdsg Corp.. '."2". Fifth Avonue.
OGDENSBPRQ X. Frank's Sotis: IV. Q.
Clarkson, laii:.-.-.' cloakat, suits an-i inrs. 44
Eaa< Twentj third Street, care of J. Nev
OWEXSBi :.'< Kj MqAtec, Lyddano A
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PHILADELPHIA ? Philadelphia MilLi
nery Co.; A I'.Niis millinery; iJra-ud.
PHIL '.liKl.l'H i A Giri bel Bros . drj
12 J. Brady, ir ? rimmcd mill nen
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PITTSBCRGH- Enterprise Cloak A- Salt
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thal, dryitoods M. i . Rosenthal,
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PORTLANH, ile. The VogTie; B. K.
DeRoy, coats i ipcs, suits, di
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i.ann-ln and linen ... Fifth V nue
i lilCAUi > Handmai her & V\ olf; .S b
manufacturers women's aml misses'
'J,.,^.^.<al'":s ;"'' raincoats: Commodoro
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Neulander, manufacturers cloaks, suita
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Shapiro S Rosenblum, 1170
'I.KVKI.and Brocto, .j. & Co ? i
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. HAZHLTON, Penn Gerhardl J & (?
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representing
1161 Broadway; :
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white Kooda
llnena, waafa gooda, b
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Notion-4, Toilet Goods, Drugs
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I.V.N'".'. M i-.s. Ooddard Broa l'
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- ' Mlaa M Meaaer, walata, house dreaaea
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RBADING Tltlow, Schuler Co.j E Tlt
--w. notlona, hosiery, underwear Kloves,
-i embrolderles, ladlea neckwear
coats Bi oadway < !on
Leather and Fancy Goods,
Jewelry
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General rVtorchunrilie
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goods, nations, fancy Rooda, rIovcb, hoslery,
underwoar, rnu.,. carpeta, tipholBlery,
trunk!.. baga, li.m.iiii'iu harKalnn, B \V>-:,t
Thlrtj ii.'iiuiil Htreot.
CHICAGO De Shotloy Co.: \V. C Rosa,
general merchandlso; Pennaylvanla.
DALLAH IJlKKlnbotham-nailoy Ummi
<??> . wholeaalo ,lry goods; A. II. Balloy,
ropresontlng; 39.. Broadway.
DAYTON Johnston Sholton <".>, dn
goods; .1 ,S Sholton, general manager j
404 fourth Avenue. Ji.v Co.
i;i:}.,i;x vn.i.K, Mlsa Nolms ,v Blurn
Co.; Sam liluin. lu.lien' aml children's
drygooda, irarmcuts, millinery, ulioes and
toys; 141 Maiii.ioii Avonue.
UOUSTON, Tox. McCardell & Sauer: J.
B McCardell, roady to wear, milUnery,
boys' woar and drygooda; 303 l-'ifth Ave?
nue; Navarre
L03 ANGELES- A. Hamburger & Son;
"W. Taylor, general merchandise <ba.si*
mont); 225 Plfth Avenue, room 525.
__ MIDOT.KTOWX. Contl.- J. H. Urnii-f
Co ; K. P. Schaofer, morohandlae maruurer
40 1 Fourth Avenue, 5th floor.
1UDDLKTOWN, X. V. Tomnhins Dry
Oooda Co.; S Mlllspaugh, dxess goods.
silka, Imlagrs, mon'a furnishlng gooda, c.>
sets; .Ol l-'nurih Avonue; Cont inemal.
MIXXHAPOLIS- Uayton Co.; C. D. Day
ton. drygoods; 225 Fifth Avenue. room 828.
V iXXK.-vl'.M.I.-. Leader Mercautlla Co ,
'? A. <'iil.li luu . men's furnishlng go<>da.
women's hoslery, ivomens and , l.lldrens
undcrwear; 104 Fourth Avenue.
MONTRBAL, Que..Greenshields, Ltd.;
F. C. li. Pethurstone, drygoods; Belmont.
NAUGATfCK, Conn.- M. Fi ,-edman,
-I' J g.Is .."l ? lothing . Brealln.
.NEW OULKANS Standard MercantHo
Co.; F \Y. Feltel, general ruerchandiso;
McAlpin.
PAAVTCCKET. R. I.?Shartanburgr' &.
Kobinson; Mr. Hodlkin, merchandise uian
joi; *n4 fourth Avenue.
SAX ANTOMIl i. Tox. ?Woltt Ur Marx Co.,
drygoods; -T.-j. Slerno, merchandise man- ,
ag '. 141 Madison Avenue, car? l*v*nar,t. ,
SFRIXGP1E1.D, Mass. Forbes & Wa! -
lace; J!r. Spear, merohandtao uianagir;
Syndicate Trading; Co., 230 Fifth Avenue. i
ML-weilaneous t
VliTOONA, Pa- -Gabln, AV. F. & Co. ; 11.
K. MacFarlane, boolcs, pictures, and adver?
tising manager; 230 Fifth Avonue; 15r,,-.:
t. ll.
BALTIMORE, Md.- The llub; K. AVoirr.
lothing; Penns* '. ?nla.
I .'1 il.A I'Kl.l'HI \. Th.uii. J. T. Cn.; M.
Kohn. ir. r..fr:v ariifnuil flowers; Penn
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I-HILADELPHIA Strawliridge * Clo
Mi . ot ? -?'.;? d, ui li i-wi ax;
|.*ifth \\. nu,
?A.x PRAXCISCO M. Scheyci K Pro
! - i ireifu: . low . is; Broitoll.
Activity in Downtown
Business Lease? Hrisk
Alany <!4)n4,crns FiniJ Spai'c in
Building in This Swtion of
th?- (;ity ^ estcrilay
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased a floor at 119 West Forty-second
Street to George (i. Mevi; a floor ai
22 Beekman Street to William Polat
sik; a floor at id Fulton Street to
lrving W. Gre8*n\vald; a floor at 247
Pearl Street to the Crude Drug Com
panyi a floor at 160 William Street to
lsanivion ,v. Rlank; a floor at 257-258
i Street to George J. Demarest,
ci . ...?>? al i ... Fulton Street to the
Standard Asbestoa Company.
I olaom HrjthiMs have leaaod for
'?en. , i l ..nlil' tho fhvtory at 326 l'ia.-,!
!l,n,-tuii Street, to Qsear Bandroan
White lio.vliuan h,(\o leased a lol't al
i' ?adw?J t" Xl'ialiim .?iidumoii . a
lofl at .'10 l (.uiili -\\eime to |,?hi,
?-' ' "tilutl , a li.lt ui | ,:, l ; , \l, ,,,, ;UM
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n'" " ' ' Henl j hnvf loi'ied :. poptlOM
"I "'" tlllltll IIOOI 111 'I- lunlilie,- -i.
.;' ?? ' 1 ?'?"iv fotiHh SlPi ?', |? ||?,
'? r PatfiHl Iv,.ihipah-v
i'lic Hi.lT ,v .?,?,|? ( ,)In',,Hnv |ma
'l" ev'tith tlonr ri ,, H Went
1 '" ? f'ghlh ;'f""i t" the lAliihitoi^*
!' Iributing Corpoi-ation, and
!- ; ' entro Street, epace to
?? on Uros.
Jamea A. Shoeran haa leased a lofl
al 1545 I'l.ird Avenue to ,lohn Parduba.
Stt.rr- Space Also in Demand
Spear & Co. havo ronted ihe store
?' d basemenl al 13 and 15 Washing?
ton Place to Max Uyman; a lol't at n
and 22 West Eighteenth Street to
United Profil Sharing Corporation; at
49 to ,,.. West T-wenty-fourth Street
to Pischler Brothors; at 33 and 35
l.v, rwenty-first Street to (irotc
< omportable Company; the corner
store at 267 Sixth Avenue to (ieorp-e
R. Riley; a loft at 648 Broadway to
Manhattan Manufacturing Company
a loft Ht 152 to 156 Wooster Street to
Republic Doll and Toy Company; thc
store and basement at 55 West Six
teenth Street to Bech-Van Siclen Com
SUMMONS
BFPREMK COURT OK TlfE STA'rE r,v
'? VORK. XEW YORK COCXTT
*'???-.'.. ?:K,A,.',^M,.,';n srvM,^"* SS
UiOVE XAMl-l, DKFEXDANT.
Vou are i,?r-t>y aummoned lo answer lh?
?>,:':'":"' '" thla action. and to w? 1
'your answer upon plalntlff's attor
hln twenty days after tho ??rvl,e of
this suromons, exclusfVe of the Jday of ser
-. ?;.! ii.-??. of yo?r fallurS to app^r
'..-.v-r ludgroent will be taken a*alnst
.,', i ompi&inl
Dated, New Tork, January 28th, itll'j.
'' W* McDOUQAIJ),
Addreas 253 Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan, city ,.f New Vork
TO i'anw COATE8:
.'!.?? forcpplnit bummons N n.-rvtwi mi0ri
puDUcatlon. pursuant to an ordr?
of Hon. M..>Varley Plat7*k. .l Justice of
>u 1, ?,'h ";,y ?r B-abruary, m*
- ... <? ^'"L ,h0 ''"nplalnt ln tha ofllca
;'f ths ( lerk ot ti?, County of New York at
' . ?unty ,.r)llr, Hmmn_ Borourt
X<J*VorV: ? Uy' County an'- *??'*--? of
"-?tornsy for Plalntltt; Offlc JSd p o
:V , ' ' ' Broadwayy, Borooah
^ -'" ' ??"'"''. ?''?> of K-.y York.
PRO'POSALS
I'ROrOHAl s luu tl n iu- hasa ?' .. .
> fial . ..? offi red for
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posala w|,l I,- ,,? .-(?. ,..| n, !,,, ,,IT:,? ,,f .?
..ermrai Purchaaln* OWtc?r, Tha Panama
Canal Washlngrton, D c, imtll 10:80
polook n. in. .I?n? S, 1010, 8t vsl,l?|j tln.a
tji-y will I... opened ln public, for pur
' naalrifc '? kbovo-mnntloned material
l)!nr.<? sr,d Infoi tnatlon relatlng to thla
ilar (1373) may 1", or.tan.od from thla
Oftlcfl or (I.i oftl, -a of ths uaalatant pur.
chaalnt n?enta. :i SUta Htrset, New xork
r?( t, N'nw (irleaii*
>.'! Ifort itaaon. Hat. Pranclaco
i to froin tha I'lUtsd .?.-... n?li >< '
ln :', prlni !.??:,! ? Hlnn ? hroushoiii
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?ii QttHHUCH, A>v U.'umm, hsiis thla
,J**Z *J,i'.', U J'f'iKlw*/. !.'?W Voik City
Hoor, ?6U,, at 10;?9 a. ,u.. Oi.? lilammu
.*vaUl,ri ^ m? ^if |, ht j ? '
,t,t*??rt in t?o vi*monA Bln?f no<* lu
paiiy; the store and basemer.t at 861
Broadway to Globe Jinport Company;
a loft at. flo and 37 West Thirty-fifth
htreet to Adolph Levine, and n loft at
119 Mercer Street to Manm Muhlen
dorf.
J Kdgar I.eayrrafi & Co. have
leased a store at 360 Anisterdam
Avenue to (ieorge li. Smith; the
eorner atore at o2\ Third Avenue to
A. I'ellegrinelli; a loft at J1 Ka-t
2.iventee.nth Stroet tu llollander; ii.e
aecp,wl flour in ihe, huUdina ai il..'
M't'thwem pqvner of Third. Avenue and
i ightjf Hutii su.nit 1,. ii,,- jchn \..
niiith Stata Hank, ihe atore ai ";.s i
liii.u.iway tu M. MerffenaVern, aml tn,
inr.. ci r.iiii -?:,?..,..nin (iiiiuii iv, Hai i \
lillrt...
The Cross & Brown Company have
leased the store at 1765 Broadway to
i the Pierce Arrow used car exchange;
i\ oor at 9-11-13 Walker Street to the
1 Perf Mt'g. Company, and a oor at -44
West 49th Street to lhe Bryant Quto
i'ainting Company, Inc
Secretary Wilson Sees
No BoMtt \JMTi Danger
P<0" PON, \|,r,i .":, There ?- no
ol 11,'Mu'i iam getting a fnot
li"I.I "I thia - niliitt \ , the ;.n,'i'.M-.ly nl
1 -il"" \N iilii.ll ll \\ il.eli. ilei'laieil H.
an address hetore members of the
Chamber of Commerce to-day.
The greatest trouble confronting the
country at the present. time, he added,
was the possibility of a long period of
industrial id'.eness.
Secretary Wilson spoK.e on the
"future relationship between capital
and labor." He said that the only
amicable way to adjust industrial dis
putes waa for the employer and em
ploye, being mutually interested, to sit
at the council table and discuss tuat
ters.
Army "Yioe Zone" Hule
l jihrlil by Vi 81 < ourt
vVASBINQTON, April 81, Authority
of the Secretary of War to make regu?
lations for the protection of the mora.
of soldiers was upheld by the Supreme
Court, which conflrrned convictions of
D. G. JlcKir.ley and J. I. Bray in
Georgia on charges of establishing a
disorderly place within five miles of a
military camp.
"Congress having adopted restric?
tions designed to guard and promote
the health and effieiency of the men
composing the army, in a matter bo
obvious as that embodied in the statute
under cansideration, Congress may
|ea.v? details to the regulauon of the
head of an executivu department aid
punibh th.'oe who violata the reslnr
tiiuia," tha oouu'a optiiion derlnreij.
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