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Buyers Arrived I
. * ?
Buyers arc invited to register in th is column by telephoning Beekman
8243 between 10 A. M. and 10 P. M.
Women's Wear and Millinery
? ATLANTA?-Frohsin; Mr. Frohsin. ready
to wear; .1. J. Roedor, o03 Fifth Avenue,
room 1717.
?^?BALTIMORE Pioneer Cloak Mdf. Co.;
F Dupkin. cloaks and nuits: Park Avenue.
" BALTIMORE The Martha"; M?hs M.
C. Hick?, i lilltn, . . In v: ?? al
BOSTON- Chandler & Co.; Miss I.. Otis,
Womon'a suit;': Syn. Trading t'o.. 230 Fifth
Avenu?
BUFFALO -Givon's; 1. S, Given, ready
to wear, furs ami millinery; 37 West Twen?
ty sixth Streel
-, BUFFALO? J. R. Baldwin, women's
ready to wear: Imperial.
' CHIOAOO? J. V. Farwoll Co.; G. Oer
twain, coats and suits; 72 Leonard Street,
room ions.
CHICAGO?Marshall Field Co.; Mis? E.
Mtoldbroth, women's tailored skirts; 1107
Broadway.
CHICAGO?Hill's, Inc.; Benjamin Voler?,
fur- and lobs, coats, suits, dresses, waists
and children's apparel; Hotel Clartdge.
CHICAGO Detnstoin. Hymen & Co.: Mr.
wtyi .? n. Jobb rs In coats, suits and dresses
:lrta Mr Deinstein, jobbers in coats,
?nils. ,!>?, ?s... ?,.,,i skirts; Martinique.
ei.EVEI.AXD Mu> Co.; Mrs. A. Law
*hh. waists, kimonos, petticoats, muslin
Maderwear; 37 West Twenty-sixth Street,
fell floor.
CLEVELAND?Halle Bros.; Miss B.
Sjluchmeyer, ladles' waists; 200 Fifth Ave?
nu.': Broztell.
DAYTON?The Kumler Co.; Miss E.
Schumacher, muslin underwear and cor
?Ota: 225 Fifth Avenue, room 826.
DETROIT?Rurnliam, Stoepel & Co.; P.
C. Palmer, women's ready to wear; 43
Lfouard Street.
DETROIT?Crowley. Milner Co.; Mrs.
B. B. Bowman, dresses: A. Fantl. 120 West
Til i rt y-second Street.
h?.Hartford, conn.?g. fox & Co.: Miss
M McCartnv, corseti: 1-H Madison Avenue.
ANGELES?^Bullock's: Mr. Rezzo,
???its. dresses cloaks, house dresses, bath
OObcs. kimonos and bathing suits; 95 Mad
lii'n Avenue. '
;. \ i'? ?i.is ?>aj inn . n . Ml
v.. Miss Walsh, dresses; Associated
;.'. . indi Ing Corporation, -'::? Fifth
-
,...\>:\V ll WEN Conn.?O'Brien Specialty
g|lop: Miss C. E. O'Brien, women's wear
ai.il noveli i< s. Waleott.
?PHILADELPHIA?N. F. Eppsteiner Co.;
?-." I'. Eppsteiner, millinerv; Abercieen.
PHLADELPHIA- Krank * Seder, ready
to w.-ar; H. L. Bernbaum, coats, suit?,
Jurs: 361 Fifth Avenu", care of Abel.
PHILADELPHIA -Millard's Dress Shop;
3i. IT. lleybcrg, dresses, waists, gowns,
Bnderwear: 2281 Broadway, Woodward.
PITTSBURGH, Penn. ? Porter Co. of
Pittsburgh; F. L. fGullett, flowers and
jBathers; Breslin.
4 PORTLAND, Me.? Portoous, Mitchell ?fc
S?r.iun ?o.; II 1' Lakeman, cloaks, suits
End dresses; 4::'.' Fourth Avenue, 5th floor.
?WASHINGTON. V. C.?M. Behrends;
>T Behrends. ready to wear; Pennsylvania.
*' WHEELING, W. Va.?Stone & Thomas
Or?; M?- Volters, ready to -wear; Bro>< n *
7 ' ?? 1270 Broadway.
Glen's Wear
-- BALTIMORE II. Ctplan Co., H. Cap
: thing W allick.
BOSTOK- Gllchrist Co.; J. .1. Smith,
furnishing goods and hosiery ; 200
Jfflftll \\.P.
CLEVELAND Halle Bros Co.! B. W.
en's I urnlshing sonds, hosten
anil hats; 220 Fifth Avenue; Broztell.
HARTFORD?Brown, Thomson <?- Co.;
E. W. Blauvelt, hosiery and men's fur
nishing goods and umbrellas; '230 Fifth
.i ? nui .
..llOIINRI.L- Tuttie, Rockwell Co.; C. N.
(. . Iner, clothing: Cumberland.
LOWELL?.1. L. Chalifoux Co.; F.
t. r. boy's clothing; Bristol.
j MALDEN?Benoit-McShane Co.; A. H.
Nenolt. clothing, furnishing goods and
hul-. Breslin.
.MEMPHIS? Hannach & Sttffel; J. Stif
I men's furnishing goods: Herald
? iar?
UIDDLETOWN, X. Y. -Charles Wolff
: ; C. WolfT, ?-?en's and boy?' olhtoing
and furnishing good:, bags, leather good;?
and umbrellas; Continental.
NEW ORLEANS- S. H. Meyer, hau?,
?hos. furnishing goods; Pennsylvania.
OKLAHOMA CITT?C. A Webb, men's
Xui ntshing coods: Park Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA?The Earle Store; J.
B Greenberg. men's hats; imperial.
PITTSBURGH L. Caplan, clothing,
Vi'.'-u's furnishing goods; Bristol.
. PITTSBURGH?rS. Moshkowita Co.: S.
Itfoshkowlt?, men' suits; Broadway
l'entrai.
PITTSBURGH Kaufmanns Depa ri ment
ftor^: Mr. Hanauer,? men's pants; 12?51
?'.; oadwaj
? POTTSV1LLB?Refowich Bros.; l. ReCo
* i ;h and M. Refowtch, clothing and men's
(furnishing goods; Albert.
RUTLAND, VI Kantor Bros : C. Katt
l clothing; Broadway ?""entrai.
. SPRINGFIELD, Ohto? Springfield Tail?
oring Co.; S. Rosenberg, clothing; Grand.
. TORONTO, Out.?Caul field. Bums ?
Cibson, Ltd : C. J. Purkl?, men's hosiery.
underwear, handkerchiefs and belts; Com
: 'dore.
WILMINGTON, N. C?I. Shrier ?? Sons;
i" Shrier, clothing and men's furnishing
goods; Pennsylvania.
WORCESTER, Mass ?Lewis Bros.; J. .1
clothing and shirts: Broadway Cen
Pieee Goods
"?ALBANY. N. Y.-W. M. Whitney & Co.;
*}' I'. Hlckey, white goods; 1141 Broad
<? Br?slln.
ATLANTA, C'.a. .1. Froshln Co.; J.
I"!-, .shin, drvgoods, etc.; Pennsylvania.
BALTIMORE?Goldenberg Bros.; D.
>". isenberg, silks; Alcazar.
BALTIMORE?L. Singe- * Sons; S. M.
Ringer, mtrs. clothing and woolens; Aber
0? ell.
RALTI.MORK Hart S Banks: J. Banks,
i frs. men's clothing; Aberdeen.
rON?H. Feldmun Co.: H. Feld
r -<n. mfrs. cloaks and suits; Walllck.
ON .T. Abrams Co.; J. A bra m a.
goods; ? '"??irnodor?.
BOSTON?Gras? & Miller; M. H. Miller,
ii.aks, suits and skirts; Broztell. ?
BOSTON'?Chandler ?'o. ; Mr. Mulkay,
i omestlcs; Syndicate Trading Co ; 2:;o
1 ifth Avenue.
ML'EFALO?William ITengerc,- Co Mr
rdoch, lin<'ns and domestics; 2 Wcsl
T! in y-seventh St reel
CHICAGO Herskov.il/ & Goldstein;
(Ierslcbwltz, tailors' trimmings; Com
? ire.
CHICAGO- Carson. Birle. Scott ?- Cry.
T. A. Lamoud, domestics; 4M Fourth
lue.
CHICAGO Sears. Roebuck S. Co.: F.
T Keppen. woolens: f> J. Falk. domestics;
H Kucera, dress cottons; 11 ;, Fifth
. venue
CLEVELAND -Clawson ? Wilson c.-,. ;
T; A. Thompson, white goods, linens and
13 Leonard Streel . Breslin.
CLEVELAND?Halle Bros.; F. .1 Foley,
.red Hod white wash g?""ls, 220 Fifth
A ? enu- . Bro it? ! '
? ? Conn G Foj .<: Co.; W.
i? .'? ?.. dress goods and ?ilks, ?ll Mad
''oi; \.venu<
i.'is ANGELES?Broadway Department
Mr Field, ?iiite and wash goods,
? nens, pilkf?, dress goods ami linings;
W.-Tiue.
KOW HAVEN?H. Rapaport, tailor;
Pafk Avenue.
NEW H A PEN.?R. Tucker, tailor; "Paru
: ? ? ?
MORRISTOWN. Pa.?H. C. Warner:
C! Dowlln and Miss L. Sharirfv, do
1 IOS Grand St.; New York.
PHILADELPHIA?N. Cramer * Rons:
? H. Cramer, mfrs. cloaks ami
v. . ?1 :.ut, si
PHILADELHIA- H. Snellenburg % ??? ;
Bornsteln, domestics, flannels and
I .'?, i Broadwaj. 11th Floor.
PITTHFIELD, Mail? England Bros;
t Ratchelder, linens and domestics;
; I i "oui ? h S ? ' nu? , ' ,ai ham
PJTTWFIELD, Mas*. England Bros.;
too . ?!'? ' Coui Ih
;.:, tbani.
PBOVIDBNCB, R. I. ? Gladding Drv
Co.; D. W. Morton, ailkx, ?00 Fifth
-,w
>T. LOL'fe -: man Weins c0.; Mr.
n; piece goods; Pennsylvania Hotel.
Notions, Toilet Good?, Drug?
?I.jCVKLANO V. L. Carter, laces, ?rn
?'? ??. handkeroblefs, n?ckwear, wii
:(*(* 220 Fifth Avenue. Broztell.
i>: ?TON, Ohio?Rlk? Kumler Co : Miaa
Maher ?a.es and ?mbroldert?*; 2'.t,
vue, room *26.
DATTOH. Oblo?Rlk? Kumler Co.: Misa
Associated Merchandising
i ?,.'^-io? ; fy, Fifth Avenue. ?
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.?D. c, fr?a?
Mr?. V. \v. gpielman,
?S, Irlminln??. neckwear.
r 'i, iixndkerehtefs, ribbons i:?,?j
m ,. ?/. ? v? h ftooi
PHILADELPHIA :uru, ptece goods'
tir' '
PHI1 A DELPHI A H. P. Koffle,. UCen,
?-*:i!?/ri/>-.'? i ir-H. handkerchief?. trimmings
notion ?im! fancy KO'/d*; ji;;:; Bnndway
P1TTIIBVICOH Hogg? A liuhl; MIm
V, A TIOik, n>ielnf(!?r and veilings; i un
ijr'-^'iway, room 1207
J ?ST. l/)t:iH??erugg?. Vandervoorf. Bar
Miss K. W Lewis, notion?, buttont
.,?..-?') umbrella?; MU? May McCarthy, rep.
r?#?4itin?; Associated Merchaniil?e Cor
l. -,;*i.u,t,. '?2!, Fifth Avenue.
'AHHINOTOHr, D. C. Landsburg ?
)?'??; Miss A. K fro*, la'-e?, smbrotdsriss
? In??, buttons *i.d nsckwsar; Penn
ORCEHTER, Mass?Israel, Vrta<im*t
: Crocker; Mr lsr??l, mfr?? wbihi?; lire?
Offerings to Buyers
i '>n ?ALB-2?,00? yds. Linen Csnva?
BaeUtr, tiratno.rcy ill*. Becker, Ata
*l*ra*rr?, S. %.
Leathers and Fancy Goods,
Jewelry
BOSTON?C. F\ Hoovey * Co., drygoods,
nv.: II. P. Lelghton, jewelry. leatUer
goods and ladles' shoes; 243 Church Street.
CHICAGO?Mandel Bros.; M. Uorz,
fancy leather goods, belts, bass, toilet
goods. Stationen? and toilet Roods; 12 East
Twenty-seoond Street; Aberdeen.
CHICAGO?Miss A. Hill, leather goods;
!.; Ivi.m Twenty-second Street; Aberdeen.
CLEVELAND, Ohio?F. W. Roso Co.;
1-7 \v. (tos.-, ewelry, etc.; Walllck.
HAMMOND, Ind.?C. Arkin & Son; C.
Arkln, ewelry; Alcazar.
PROVIDENCE, R. T.?Gladding D. O.
Co.; Miss L. M. Feeney. leather goods: 200
Fifth Avenue, room 156.
ST. LOtUS, Mo.?Scruggs, Vandervoort,
Barney Co.; Miss M. -McCarthy, jewelry;
225 Fifth Avenue.
TOLEDO, Ohio?Eppsteln, Rosenberg &
Klein; Mr. Eppsteln, jewelry; Walllck.
House Furnishings, Floor Cov?
erings, Furniture,
* Draperies
BOSTON?Chandler & Co.; W. H. Mul
cahy, linens, blankets and housekeeping
goods; 2T;0 Fifth Avenue, care of Syndicate
Trading (io.
CHICAGO?Carson, Pirie. Scott & Co.;
D. C. LIU, rugs and carpets (wholesale);
404 Fourth Avenue.
HARTFORD?L. Herrup, furniture and
house furnishing goods; Breslin.
HARTFORD?Wise, ?Smith Co. ; T>. B.
Bernard, rugs, carpets, upholstery, atovos,
pictures, grafanolas, furniture and offlce
furniture; 106 Grand Street.
LYNCHBURG, Va. ?Ulankenshlp Furni?
ture Company; J. Blankenshlp, furniture;
Herald Square.
General Merchandise
ALLENTOWN, Penn -Elite Dep't Store;
M. Sandowttz, general merchandise; Bres?
lin.
BOSTON?George S. Harrington Co.;
W. K. Cook, upholstery goods and draper?
ies; Latham.
BUFFALO, N. V.?Millinery Stores; B.
Rubcnsteln. millinery, dry goods and no?
tions; Pennsylvania.
CHICAGO?Western Garment Co.; .T.
Spitzer, vice-president, mfrs. petticoats;
1261 Broadwav.
DAYTON. Ohio?Rike. Kumler Co.; F.
H. Rike, president; 228 Fifth Avenue,
room 826.
DETROIT, Mich.?F. HarrU, general
mclsc; Commodore.
HAZBLTON, Pa-?Sasso's Department
Store: Newton Levee, general merchandise
Fellow's Buying Association, 112C Broad?
way.
HOUSTON1, Te.T.?S. Lipstet, dry goods,
clothng and furnishing goods; Aberdeen.
INDIANAPOLIS-?Fettle Dry Goods Co.;
Mr. Hoffman, house furnishings and dry
goods; Syndicate Trading Co., 230 Fifth
Avenue.
LOS ANGELES?Broadway Department
Store; Mrs. Timmen?, musltn underwear,
sweaters, corsets, Infants' and children's
wear, bal lung suits: 95 Madison Avenue.
LOUISVILLE?Louisville ?lobbing House;
M. .' Klein, general merchandiise; Breslin.
MINNEAPOLIS?-Dayton Co.; L. S. May?
er, men handlse man .?? r; Asso. M?:ls. Corp.,
225 l-'it'ih Avenue.
NASHVILLE?Neely-Harwell & Co.; W.
E. Parks, dry goods, notions and furnishing
goods; Latham.
NEW ORLEANS?Leon Godchaux Cloth?
ing Co.; L. Godchaux, clothing, cloths, fur?
nishing goods, casslmeres and manufaetui
NEWPORT MOWS, Va.?S. Jacobs, gen?
eral mdse. ; Pennsylvania
ers' Iin?^n clothing; 4 1 Union Sonare.
PADUCAH?Yv". M. Ricke & Co.. dry
goods; B. FT. Towner, representing, 404
Fourth \vi-mi?-.
PHILADELPHIA?G. Miller, general
mdse.; Broadway Central.
PUTTSB1 RGH?Rosenbaum Co.; S. M.
Jacobs, merchandise manager; A. Fantl.
! 0 \\ . st Tv enty-thlrd Street.
ROCHESTER, N, T.?A. Greenhouse,
.;? aeral mdse . Continental.
ST. LOUIS, ?Mo. ? L. Palkln.l genera
mdse. ; !'? '"i- ' h anla.
ST. LOUIS- Sonnenfeld's;
merchandise manager; 364
car? Abel.
T( iLEDO, Ohio
Commodore.
TOLEDO - LaSall, Koch
Meyer, representing; Associated Morchan
dislng Corporation, 226 Fifth Avenue.
TORR1NOTON. Conn.?W. W. Mertz
Co.; 17. I-'. Knapp, dry goods; Commodore.
WASHINGTON-?A. "Mayer, general
mdse.; York
WATBRBURY, Conn.?Reid Xi. Hughes
Dry Goods Co.: W. W. Wallace, white
goods, linens, wash roods, blankets, sll!:?,
velvets, trunks and bags; -104 Fifth Ave?
nue. 51 h floor
WAYNESBORO, Va.? Bender, gen?
era I mdse. ; forl
WEATHER FORD, Tex. ? Bakcr-Poston
? Co.; ?, C. Poston, dry goods, clothing.
ghoi II Inerj and carpets; 3f>5 Broad -
v. ?v 1001 1 noi
WII.KES BARRE. Penn.?J. Homer,
general mdse.; Pennsylvania.
A. Dieckhaus,
Fifth Avenue,
Koch, general mdse ;
Co.; Miss B.
?iiisrelfaiieous
AI H r'.."-. N. Y. ~F. * C. Chapman; F.
Chapman, shoes; Hermitage.
BA l.'l'l M? IRE- Baltimore Bargain House;
M. ?:. Frazler, general line; Herald Square.
BOSTON D Caplan, .jobs cloaks, suits
and cap trimmings and supplies, and mfrs.
bias binding and braiding; Broadway
Centrai.
CANTON, Ohio?Fornes, Walters Elec?
tric Company; Mr. Fornes, electrical sup
plies; Alcazar.
CHICAGO -Herz Paper Company; Mr.
Herz, representative; Aberdeen.
CHICAGO?Helnkoff &? Mish; IT. Mish.
holiday goods, leather bags, hair orna
monts, character dolls, bahv and boudoir
caps and camisoles; 33 Union Square,
room 71.
CHICAGO Independent Drug Co.; s.
Soloman, rues, toilet good?, fancy goods
and sundries and candles; 1133 Broadway;
An m?a,
CHICAGO?Sears, Roebuck Co ; G. Neu
s? 1 ! photo supplies, phono and optical
supplies; 117? Fifth Avenue.
DALLAS. Tex. -S?nger Bros.: Mrs. P.
.T. Sh"a. dressmaking department; ID East
Twenty-fourth Street.
GLENS FALLS, N. V.- Ginsberg Com?
pany, Mr. Ginsberg, representative; Broad
u?;. y Cent ral.
HARTFORD?S. Hart, furs; Breslin.
LIBERTY, X. V. B. F. Green Co.; B.
F. Green, general department store mer?
chandise; Herald Square.
LOS ANGELES "Clayton Supply House;
Mr ' lavion. representative; York.
MIAMI Fla.?C. Dahlen Co.; C. Dahlen.
Htatii tiery, etc. : Herald Square.
PHILADELPHIA C. Rappaport, gen
riai im?-; Broadway Central.
PROVIDE.NCE Gladding Dry Good? Co.
I Mrs. M. B. Moulton, underwear; 200 Kifih
A ?. en o?-. 1.1 51 6.
ROCHESTER Kondolf Urns.: II. Kon
'. dolf. representative; Commodore.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.- R. Sagelyn *
1 Co.; E. L. Sagolyn, sheets, sheetlngs.duoks,
hosiery and underwear; Park Avenue.
UTICA, N. Y.?Roberts Wioks Co.; mfrs.
: clothing; T. Sommers, trimmings; Com
, tnodore.
WARREN. Ohio?C. Thompson, general
Im? , Broztoll.
Incorporations
following Inror
tiie Secretary of
ALBANY. May 8 Thi
poi al ??us wero died v. it h
Stal o t?? day
Vpolto Hal Fi.?? Company, inc., $26,
000; Manhattan; manufacture and 'leal in
hats an?) hat frames; Bernard Mann, Ben?
jamin Yiiblowsky, Benjamin ?uckman, 234
Perm St re? t. Brooklyn.
Fuller - Pratt Macdonald, Inc., $10,000;
Manhattan; general advertising business;
Heber Macdonald, Edmund I. Read. Dex?
ter Wheelook, East Orange. N. J.
Morris Williams. Inc., $10.000; Manhat?
tan: Insurance broker?; Morris Williams,
Fannt? Williams. Max Williams, 40 West
I2ftth Street, New York City.
Dispatch Case Company, inc., $5,000,
Manhattan; manufacture and deal In glas?
and "ieia.1 show case?; Edwin B. Hirsch.
Ralph Heymann, Samuel t.. Schmld, 325
West Ninety-third Street, New York City.
Th?? Ac? Products Association. $50,000;
Manhattan; manufacturJn ami deal In
chemicals, dye?, paints an<i other similar
material; Dr Benjamin Roy. Flore? B.
Roy. Henry Her/., 224 West I22d Street,
N? w York.
1'itinaik Brothers, Inc., $20.000 ; Manhat?
tan; manufacturing and deal In woollen
and worsted goods and other fabrics;
Joseph Pltmaok, Harry Pltmaok. Emanuel
PPmnok, 500 W 17?th Street, New York.
John W. Lincoln * Co., Inc., $10,000.
Manhattan; general merchandise broker?
and commission agents In spices, cocoa,
? -t?- ; John W. Lincoln, Archibald N. Jor?
dan, ???snndlct Mandelburg, 106 Wall
Hir.ct. Now York.
l'axflat Barrel and Crate Corporation,
$200,000: Manhattan; manufacturing and
<l??l tn barrel?, crate?, etc.; Georg? A Le
??v., Arihui G liaiitiell. M. G. o'Oonnell,
141 Broadway, N?w York.
0i-a? oast Steel Corporation, $26,000; Man?
hattan, deal?r? In machinery. Iron and
st??-i product?, etc . Francis C Owen, ai
.'???! B. Warwick, Arthur .1. Dunkle, ?315
Thirteenth Avenu?*, Brooklyn.
i?? Macrae Drug store?, inc.
Manhattan; manufacturing and
drug?, dyentuffs, t?ill?-t articles
handln?-, etc., Nathan Gray
Kfii, Le??!|e
New York.
Apparel
$1 ?7,000;
deal In
general
. Mfiurlc
J. Tompklnn, 27 (>?i?r Street,
Apparel Sale? Corporation, $160,000,
?Manhattan; manufacturing and deal in all
'kind* of wearing apparel; ?abrahatx
Pursnh, Frank L?-vin. Frank ' Chodorov,
164 Underhlll Avenue. Brooklyn.
Gray Furniture Company. Inc.; $1,000;
Manhattan; general retail t'unnllure busi?
ness; Malvlne Cray. Bronu Ronrano, Pletro
Scunglo, 224A Twenty-second Street, Ne?
V?.rL.
Kane (Costumes. Inc.: $7,0,000; Manhat?
tan; manufacture an?l deal in all kinds of
women's wearing apparel; Frank Polaret/.
ky, Morris Shenker, Samuel J. Kane, 148
Hayward Street. Brooklyn.
Dater Realty Company, Inc.; $10,000;
The Bronx: real estate; Anna Muller, Gus?
tav Roos, George Schmid, 470 Br?ok Ave?
nue^ New York.
Fowler-Carut hers Lumber Compapy,
Inc.; $25.000; Manhattan; general dealers
in lumber of all kinds: Robert A. Fowler,
Lee Caruthers, Alfred R. Huun-ll, 16 Park
Row.
Tauhman ?fe Zeiger Restaurant and
Hakej-y Company, Inc.: $30,000; Manhat?
tan; restaurant keepers, etc.; Louis Taub
luan, L??uls Zeiger, Eil ward Ackcrman,
2466 Broadway, New York.
Gustave Realty Corporation, $10,000;
Manhattan; real estate; T?rrence .1 Mul?
lan, William Knecht. David Leavenworth,
256 Broadway, New York City.
Katzinan & Weinberg, Inc., $15,000;
Manhattan; manufacture and deal in
clothing, haberdashery, etc.; William
Kaufman, Nathan Katzman, Max Wein?
berg, 656 West 171st Street, New York
City.
Tel Ray Realty Corporation, $5,000;
Manhattan; real estate; Frances C. Thor
ner, Blanche R. Smith, Georgia White
Jones, 192 Waverly Place, New York City.
Empire City Delicatessen Company, $75,
000; Manhattan; manufacture and deal in
all kinds of food products; Samuel
Schnapp, Louis Plnkus. Ben Acker.nan,
5!i0 West 17211 Street, New York City.
Northern Fur Cap Company, Inc., $2,
000; .Manhattan; furriers; Morris Gollin,
Joseph Rosoff, Jacob Wolper. 6S6 Beck
Street, New York City.
The Fair Corner Sill? and Dress Goods
Store, Inc., $6,000; Manhattan; manufact?
urers and dealers in silk, woollen and
other materials; Morris Eisenberg. Ben
Levlno, Celia Conovltz, 164 Sumner Avc^
nuc, Brooklyn.
Original Jack's Lunch, Inc.. $9.000; Man?
hattan; -.restaurants and lunch rooms;
Jacob Margolls, Abraiiam Siegel, David
Siegel, 225 Hcrson Street. Brooklyn.
Acme Transport Company, Inc., $20.00(1;
Manhattan; warehousing and forwarding
business; Thomas S. Burns, William L.
Blackman, C. E. Smith. 2 Rector Street,
New York City.
Miletl Bros, & Blumstcin, Inc.. $5,000;
Manhattan; jewelry huginess; Alfred Mi
leti, Ralph Miletl, Joseph Blumstcin, 250
Hart Street. Brooklyn.
Walker-Corp & Co., Inc., $6000; Auburn;
druggists sundries ami general merchan?
dise: Jam'-s W. NY. Walker, James Ridi?
ons Wajlker, James Riehens. Owasco Road,
Auburn. N. Y.
American Commercial Corporation, $1,
250.000: Manhattan; general exporting and
importing, etc. ; Edw. C. Ely, Percy R.
Austen, Edward A. Crawford, 396 West?
minster Road. Brooklyn.
Amann ?Se Katz Restaurant Inc., $20,00?,
Manhattan; restaurants, etc.; Nathan Katz,
Juleis Amann. Aaron Mattes, 302 Madison
Street, New York City.
Manhattan AVatch Corporation, $10,000;
Manhattan; jewelry business: Albe-' s.
Casselhoff, Jennie Casselhoff, Fannle Edel?
stein, 414 Seventeenth Avenue, Falerson,
N. J.
River Front Industrial Corporation, $1,000;
Gloversvllle; general real estate agency
and brokerage business; Leon K. Drze
wieckl, R. R. Fogelsonger, Frank P. Morey,
Buffalo.
Westehester Fish Company, Inc., $10,
000: Bronx; catching, canning, etc., fish
of all kinds; Carl Abt. Otto F. W. Bernot.
Katherine V. Mulcahy, 619 West 142d
Street, New York City.
Grochal A- Grodzensky Shoe .Manufact?
uring Company, Inc., $10,non; Brooklyn;
manufacture and d?-al in shoes: Abraham
Grochal, Llllie Grochal, Max iii-.ul/.cnsky,
688 Saratoga Avenue, Brooklyn.
Hudson Shipping Service Corporation,
$10,000; Manhattan: warehousing and for?
warding business?? Samuel C. Chiles, it. l.
Hudson, Fred M. Chapman, IG Cedar
Street, New York City.
Adolph Rosenberg & Co.. inc., $210,000;
Manhattan; general commercial business;
Adolph Rosenberg. Leo T. Perls. Matthew
J. Dlserio, 111 Broadway, New York City.
American Chasing and Modeling Com?
pany, Inc., $25.000; Manhattan; manufact?
ure and deal In chasing ami modeling
objects of srl. novelties, etc.; Dale M.
Parker, James McKown, jr.; Harvey B.
Hartsock, 1S27 East. Twenty-first Street,
New York City.
H. Diamond &? Co., Inc., $3,000; Man?
hattan: general plumbing aii'l heating
contracting work: Hyman Diamond, Bar
n.-it Diamond, Benjamin Diamond, '302
Broome, New York City.
Hollls Novelty Candy Company. Ine ;
$10.000: ?Manhattan; general mercantile
business: Morris Hollis, Jacob Engl?nder,
Joseph Rahm. 768 Kelly Street, New York.
.1. B. Beaton Company, Inc.; $1 r, n,o?0 ;
Manhattan; manufacture and deal in ho?
siery and knii goods of all kinds; Sidney
S. Meyers, Frank J. Algeo, Gerald C. Hall,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Spencer Arms Realty Corporation; $100.
onn; Manhattan; real estate business;
Samuel Borohard, Eva R. Borchard. Sig
fried Borchard. 349 West Eighty-sixth
Street, N? w York.
Brillemon S- Van Souten, Inc.: $3,000;
Albany: manufacture and deal In .stove?
generally: Aaron Brlllcinan, Elizabeth
Brillemau, Samuel V. N. Souten, 413 Morris
Street, Albanv. N. T.
Century Silk Mills, Inc.; $250,000 : Manhat?
tan: manufacture and deal in silks, wool?
lens ami textiles of all kinds; Ma\- Salmo
v.itz. Samuel Salmowitz, Willla:,i II.
Kais'fr, Leo Adler, 569 West Eighty ?econd
Street, New York.
Herman & Klciman, Inc., $6,000; Man?
hattan; drygoods merchants; Emil Her?
man, Jacob Kleinman, Albert. J. Richter,
314 East 100th Street. New Vork.
Richter Card and Paper Company, lne.,
$20,000; Manhattan; manufacturing and
deal in all kinds of paper and cardboard
etc.: Alfred C. Roetsch, Elmer C. Miller
60 Wall Street, New York.
Greenberg Shoe Company, Inc., $7..000
Manhattan; deal in leather, shoes and al!
materials Incidental; Abraham I. Green
berg, Celia Conovitz, Benjamin Levine, 731
Sylvan Place, New York.
Peter Schneider's Sons S- Co., $250,000
Manhattan; upholstery business, Frank
W. P. Jaeger, c. Waldemar Jaeger, Charles
A. Berwin, 182 North Crine street, Easl
Orange, N. J.
lu du? trial
Cotton
Heaviness marked the cotton market
yesterday. At no time did prices get
much above the previous closing, and
at the end of the day they showed net
losses of 1 to 14 points. "When the
market opened Liverpool prices were
about 34 points lower than on Wednes?
day, and prices here promptly sold
down 14 to 18 points. Subsequently
they rallied on the unfavorable weather
outlook and encouraging reports from
the goods trades.
J> spite of the nearer approach of
peace, traders appeared to take a less
optimistic view of the European de?
mand. It was said that inquiries had
diminished and that freight room for
the near future was difficult to obtain.
It was said also that large quantities
of dry goods (estimated at as high a
figure as $60,000,000.) are now awaiting
shipping room at Atlantic and Pacific
ports.
Some students of the cotton situation
say it is doubtful whether the Central
Empires, which have been expected to
take much cotton after the conclusion
of peace, will be able to finance the
' purchase in this country of anything
except foodstuffs.
Exports yesterday were 45,039 bales.
Shipments for the season have been
3,918,677 bales, as against 3,278,872 last
year.
(iooc! sales continue to be reported
from the Southern spot markets. Sales
' at New Orleans yesterday were 2,788
bales. In the local market middling
uplands was quoted at 28.75, a decline
of 10 points.
Prices for future contracts follow:
NEW STYLE
Previous
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
May... 37.83 88.08 37.68 87.9<>@87.98 28.10
lulv... 26.81 26.54 26.15 26.45@36.48 26.50
Oct_ 24.40 24.61 24.28 84.57?24.58 24.58
Pec... 28.97 24.11! 23.84 84.I0@24.12 24.11
Man... 23.60 23.84 2.1.53 23.77@83.80 83.78
COTTON STATISTICS
Yester- Last Last
day. week. year.
i Port receipts.. 18,121 7,36!) 11,168
?Exporto . 45,030 - -
do season... 3,918,677 3,804,883 3,278.872
N. Y. stocks. . 99.298 89,250 170,971
Port stocks... 1,245.058 1,268,610 1,407,946
Int. receipts.. 1.4,472 15,376 13,458
do shlpm'ts. 18,918 .18.640 16,971)
N. Y. arrivals. 1,993 1,459 4.338
SOUTHERN SPOT MARKETS
Tester
Foils: day Sales
( lalveston . .
N. Orleans..
Mobile _
Su vannah. .
Charleston.
Wllm Ingt on
Norfolk . . .
H,i 1? ?more...
.New Vork..
Brunswick..
Various. . . .
Totals.1,245.058 1,407,916
INTERIOR
Augusta ... 27.75 808 173.411 115.640
Memphis ..-348.474 368,340
St. Louis...- 82,005 18,583
Houston...- 854,348 164,15:1
Llltle Rock 87.00 138 41.166 86,308
LIVERPOOL COTTON
futuros were lower at Liverpool, clos?
ing wiih net losses of 3u to 34 points.
i Spot middling was quoted at 16.96.
Sales were 7,000 bales, of which 6,000
were American. Imports were 10,000
! bales, none American. Manchester re?
ported a good business in cloths and
yarns at, firm prices.
Prices for future contracts follow:
NEW CONTRACTS
1 2 :1.', Previous Last
p. m. ( Hose. close. vcar.
May ..%.... 16.76 16.78 17.08 21.60
; Juno . 16.12 16.15 16.71) 21.17
July . 16.17 16.19 16.53 20.65
August . 15.87 15.87 16.81 20.18
September .. 15.39 15.37 15.71 J0.71
Sustenance
Cereals
Wheat. Shipment s of wheat from
the Argentine are likely to increase,
! according to advices received yester
I day, during June and July. At the
; moment -it is difficult to secure ton
nasre. Offerings there, have been lib?
eral and tlie foreign demand has fallen
off.
Corn.?-"-Movements of corn prices
i were spasmodic. After an early rise
! the market broke 5 lo 8 cents, but
i later rallied and ended the day with
! gains of U to 'A-j. cents. The threat
' of the Federal Wheat Director to take
Receiver Appointed
BEACON UNDERWEAR >IKrf. CO.
Judge Mayer in the United States District :
Court yesterday appointed David A. L.
Esperance receiver with a $500 bond for !
the Beacon Underwear Mfg. Company, 92? ?
Broadway.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
Petitions in bankruptcy were tiled yes
terdav in the United State* District Court
as follows:
HARNET ZEIGER?An involuntary pe?
tition against Barnel /.elger. 30 Scammel
Street is by three creditors, who claim:
J. E. "Rates ?- Co., $755; Endlcolt John?
son Corporation. $230; B. Friedman, $100
Samuel J. Rawak, 291 Broadway, Is the
at i orney.
MARIE PRANK?A voluntary petition
of Marie Frank, "8 Fort Washington Ave?
nue, shows no assets and liabilities of
$2.561 ?lue to the estate of Emmanuel
Kahn, 70 Broadway, the 'only creditor.
Fisher &? Deimel, 36 Park Row, are the at?
torneys.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
?SAM'L NE'IMAN?A Rchedule of Sam'l
Neuruan filed in the XTnlted States District
Court yesterday shows liabilities of $2,001
und assets of $800. which is in cash. There |
are three creditors: Lambl.v & Alpaugh, 18
Harrison Street. $1.432; Robinson & Stern,
868 Washington Street, $606; Lament Cot
Us? Co., 131 Hudson Street, $63. H. .?i J. J
Lesser, 320 Broadway, arc the attorneys.
Judgments Filed
The following .judgments were filed ye?
terday, the first name being that of the
debtor:
In New York County
Bulova, Joseph ? East Tenth
Streot Corporation; costs. $110.20
Churchill, Edmund P. -C. Nichols 383.08
j Downtown Exporters Trucking
! Corporation, Inc.?Good Service
Oarage, Ine. 148.88
! Electric Talking Sign Company
of New York?United Electric
Light and Power Company.... 498.94
Fashblnd'-r, Jacob?J. Oorjlon... 815.88
IFrledmat), Jacob?M. Mandel.... 145.40
Gould, Kelsey IV -J. lleaney_ 391.84
Gale National Really Company ?
L. M. Joues et al; COSts. lui.87
Horn K- Ilardarl Company?T.
Knrils; costs . 106.57
Hatch Engine Company -B. F.
Spencer . 227.49
Hormnnn, Charles?J. Lerne,-.... 127.21
He, uoin. Antlion J.--M. Herman;
costs . 1 10.?4
Kehr. Casper?E. C. Strlftlor.'.. . 165.78
Kensington Konstruktion Ko,
Tuttlo Roofing Company. 496.84
Linden, Mary?II. Frank. 140.20
Layng, .Tames D., Jr.?O. H. Gil?
bert . .184.96
Lewi? P. Fluhrer, InC.?Toran,
Mahaney A Munro. Ine. 126.68
Levlne, Louis-1. Rothschild.... 131.61
Lefkowltz, Morris?A. Matchak
suky. 363.Si
Massachusetts Bonding and In?
surance Company?New York
Consolidated Railroad Company ?4.921.1J
Maryland Casualty Company?lie
liable Rants Company. 1.685.T7
Merrill. John B,?J; B. Lyon Cor?
poration . 118.6?
M. S. Leasing Company. In.- .
Morris Schl?chter and Rudolph
Jafre---B.Tabatc.hnlk . 600.00
Mann. David.Morewood ft?alty
Holding Company . 184.63
Matsene, Antonia H.?V. if. Ruth?
well et al. 1,704.03
Pennsylvania Railroad Comimpy \
?JPtumMiU Coal Company, Inc.. 11.047.1j
Powerlight Company. Wm. C.
Chrlstlanson and Adolph Kauf?
man Riverside Rox and Lum?
ber Company . 163.17
Port Morris chemical Works, Inc.
Duplex Chemical Corporation. 13,834.36
Rothschild, Morris?W. B. Curtis
el al. 165.92
Stewart, Sanders <>7- <'o., Inc. VV.
s. Rockwell Company . 708.10
Spalckhavon. Wm. .I A. Slnram 111.70
Sugerir?an M fg. Company- E. Saso 21,715.43
Stockham, Geo. T.-?Paris Flour?
ing Co. 816.24
Stein, Jacob, and Irving Gross?
man?A. Linder . 152.46
Silverstein, Anthony R. -A. D.
Berry . 752.54
Sears, Richard?Tenent, inc. 116.26
Sterling Extract Company. Inc.?
I. Westcotl ct al. 279.76
Thayer Publishing Company, Ine.
? P. E. La, Vole. 160.00
Van Wagner. Samuel s, jr.?II.
Levinn . 731.90
?\V>nk. Karl?A. Wachner . 221.00
AVhitfleld, Harry?O. J. Hilllard.. 241.05
Wright, John 11.? J. E. Henry, Jr. 876.65
Warner, Chas. A.?M. R. Donald. 3,591.85
In Bronx County
Arrow Water Meter ?"o., Tnc ;
Henry Kahrs and Emma M.
Kahrs?T. Fisher . $4,747.43
Butler, Richard J.?J. J. Ash_ 192.54
Birnbaum, Rosi -A. Fried. 120.41
Grant, Danl'-I II.-A. Fazio. 487.65
Plevretes, Ccorgo?A. Mloch et al. 371.40
Plei. Edward B. -J. M. and P.
Scanlan, Inc. 469.33
Saner. Bertha American Wood
Carpet Flooring C.pany, In.-. 77,0.72
Wettlln, William- s. Twist et al. ,?0.2X
Satisfied Judgments
The fii st name is that of the debtor, the
second that of the creditor and dato when
judgment was Hied:
In ISTcw York County
Ltilted Sliites Fidelity and Guar?
anty Co., Elo Building Com
pany, Inc.?O . Hungerford;
September 11. 1018.$1,108.71
Seed, A ihn H.?L. Stettiner; May
3. 19!0 (released). 4.533.46
i;i\ii:;, Martin and Julius L Quint
H. a. Caesar ? t al; April 3.
1907 .'. 263.43
?arshells, Morris I.?W. H. Silk:
November 16, 1918 . 529.29
Huebshmann, Henry M S G
S'egel et al; Novembor 73, I9IS
(reversed) . 3.849.62
Robertson, May and Hertha p.
Lewis?People, etc.; May 1,
1919 . 500.00
Riinelblatt, Joseph?I?. Wleder
man Iron Works, Inc.; April 4.
1919 . 917.41
Leprcstro, Miller ?fc Co., Inc.?W.
L. Hell; March 21, 191S. 5,458.38
Qassberg, Samuel and Ixiuiis
Cohen?People, etc., April 12,
1919 . 1.000.00
Corcoran, Fitzgerald &? Co.. Tnc.?
S. Kolsky; April 17, 1919. 2,134.28
Brown. Henriette L.? H. L? Con?
stable; June 16. 1916. 1,085.82
Alunan, Isaac?M. Rosenberger;
April 24, 1918. 110.41
Uni,In, Nathan A.?Perfect Coat
Front Pad Company; March 10,
10, 1919 . 2,112 05
Brown, Henrietta L.?Colonial
Bank; .Inn? 2, 1914. 216.71
In Bronx County
Bufkln. Ese* O.?J. W. O'Mealj ;
November 30, 1914. 195.72
Santlnl, Annucrlo?M. Welner.
January ?L 1918. ?X7J
action to prevent any undue rise in
prices, is the chief influence in the
market.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New Tcik: close, close. ago.
Corn. No. 2 yellow.$t.88iXi $1.8714 ?
Chicago:
May. 1.69 1.66V? f 1.3'H
July. l.6iV'.', 1.6416 ?
September. 1.58% 1.88% ?
Oats. Prices were steady in the
early trading, but turned weak. Cash
demand is light. The markej: fell
back when corn prices broken But ral?
lied and closed with small net gains.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Oats, No. 3 wh... .79'/3@80 .78i/? $1.55
Chicago:
May.68V? .69% .75%
July.69^4 .63% ?
September.66V4 .66 ?
Rye.?Market higher.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
Cash, No. 2 West.$1.74?^ $1.73% $3.86
Flour and Meal.?Quotations were:
Yesterday's Previous Yea
New York: close. close. ago.
Minn, sp p.$13.35@ 13.75 $13.35? 13.75 $11.00
Corn flour. 4.00@ 4.35 4.00@ 4.35 5.00
R>e fir. ch 8.75@|O.0O 8.75@10.00 13.35
Bran,100 lb 46.35@46.50 46.35@46.50 ?
Cottonseed Oil.?Trading was re?
sumed in cottonseed oil yesterday after
being under government ban for about
eighteen months. The first sale was
100 barrels of October oil at 23.50.
Total sales were 1,700 barrels.
Prices for future contracts follow:
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
?Ian.
? let.
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
OPEN
10:45 a. m. Oct.
. . . 33.30@33.40Nov.
. . . 3l.00@33.75Dec.
. . . 31.00?33.75.lan.
. . 3t.00@38.50
12 ?. m.
. . . 23.70@23.90Oct.
. . . 8I.00@83.8.">No\.
. . . 3l.00@83.00Dc, .
. . . 3I.OO@33.00.)an.
. 83.50@34.10
. 81.00 ? 8 3.00
. 81.00 ?33.75
. 8 1.00 @ 8-'?.00
"LOSE
5 p. in.
. 33.50?8 1.10
. 2l.tiO@23.00
. 31.00?38.75
2L00@23.00
Tea
When the new Formosa market opens,
which .will be within the next few
days, prices, it is predicted, will be
higher. The prediction is based on an
estimate of the actual cost of produc?
tion plus freight and insurance. Local
business continues good, with little
change in prices.
Quotations for lots of 50 and 100
packages follow:
GREENS
Yesterday.
Moyune, Gunpowder . 48@>0
Moyune, Imperial..43S> 55
Moyune. Young Hyson.... 33@65
Moyune. Hyson . 32@35
Pingsuey, Gunpowder .... 28@55
Pingsuey, Imperial . 35@45
Pingsuey, Young Hyson.. 28@38
JAPANS
Panfired . 30@5Q
t.'asketflred . 30@55
Sittings . 18@23
FORMOSA OOLONG
Good . 28@30
Superior . 32'?36
Fine . 41@61
CONGOU
-."25@70
INDIA
Pekoe Sou. 32rg>34
1'ckoe . 34?44
Orange Pekoe. 37@56
Flowery Orange Pekoe.... 44@65
CEYLON
Pekoe Sou. 32@34
Pelcoe . 34'a44
Orange I'ekoe . 36@56
Flowery Orange Pekoe... 46@61
Broken Oraage Pekoe.... 46@66
JAVA
Pekoe Sou. 25?fr30
Pekoe . 29^32
Orange Pekoe . 31 ?4G
Flowery Orange Pekoe... 40@51
Broken Orange Pekoe.... 25@30
Broken Pekoe . 26@31
Odd lots ruled 1 cent higher.
A week
ago.
48@70
43<?;55
33.S65
32@35
28@55
35i?>45
28??38
30@50i
30 ?55
13@23
27@29
31@35
40?/60
t25@70
32? 34
34044
37? 56
44 ?65
32 ?8134
34 ?44
5i5@56
46@61
4f.@66
23@30
29? 32
31@40
40@51
25@30
26@31
Sugar and Coffee
Current A year
prices, ago.
Sugar, granulated, per lb. 9 7.45
Sugar, centrifugal, per lb. 7.28 -
Coffee, Rio No. 7. per lb..-.. 18' 4 8%
Coffee, Santos No. 4, per lb... 22}.$ - ?
Sugar.-?Eastern refiners are said to
be. doing some business in Western
territory as beet sugar supplies be?
come depleted. Meltings by retiners at
Boston. New York and Philadelphia
through May 3 have been 945,8:23 tons,
as against 751,269 last year. Exports
off 3 70,045 account in large part for
the increase. Purchases through the
Equalization Board yesterday included
350,000 bags of Cuba raws, 3,500 tons
of Porto Ricas, 950 tons of St. Croix
and 300 tons of Venezuelas.
Coffee Futures.?Coffee prices were
heavy under realizing. Traders who
expect higher prices were, talking of
strikes in Brazil which may result in
delayed shipments. Closing prices were
1 to 13 points.net lower. The spot
market, was strong.
Prices for future contracts follow:
Previous Year
High. Low. Clos?*. close, ago.
July.. 18.78 18.71 18.71? 18.75 18.84 8.34
I Sept.. 18.35 18.12 18.25@18.30 18.25 8.46
'Dec... 17.80 17.52 17.70@17.72 17.71 8.58
March 17.60 17.35 17.54@17.55 17.55 -
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter.?Receipts were 7,760 pack
I ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
| lb, 60%@61c; extras, 92 score, 59'/2fa
| 60c; firsts, 88 to 91 score, 58<?j:69c;
: seconds, 83 to 87 score, 55@57%c;
lower grades, 52<a'54c; unsalted, higher
than extras, 56?? 58 Mic; State dairy
i tubs, finest, B8@59c; good to prime,
j 55@57c; common to fair, 48(?t:54c; reno?
vated, extras, 52@62%c; firsts, bO(a>
5It-; lower grades, 46@49c; imitation
creamery, firsts, 49oi'50c; ladles, cur?
rent make, firsts, 46V^({?48c; seconds,
45c; lower grades, 43fn'44,,?c; packing
stock, current make, No. 1, 44caf44V?c;
No. 2, 43c; lower grades, 39(rt'421/2C.
Cheese.?Receipts were 11,559 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh flats, colored,
lb, 32Vi@32Vsc; white, 32Vi@32MiC',
average run, colored, 32c; white, 32c;
lower grades, SOt?^lc; twins, specials,
whites, 32'4fa.>32^c; colored, 32%(a]
32'/?e; average run, white, 32c; colored,
32c; lower grades, 81@31V*2C; fhfs.
held, 37oJ39c: twins, held, 37@39e;
Wisconsin, whole milk, twins, held, 34
<n 39c; fresh, 32@32Vic; single daisies,
held, 35@38c; fresh, white', 33c; col?
ored, 321^(a'323.ic; double daisies, held
350738c; fresh, 321/4@32^c:' your*
Americas, held, fresh, 33%@34c; state'
skims, specials, 23ro]23%c; prime to
choice, 20@22c; fair to good, 15fi?19c;
lower grades, 6@14c.
Eggs.?Receipts were 33,177 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 48fo)
48^0; storage packed, extra firsts,
47%c; firsts, 46rri:'47c; gathered, extra
firsts, 47@471/ic; firsts, Northerly sec?
tions. 45@46?/ie; Southerly sections,
44,-2(?r451^c; seconds and poorer, ?O^r?
44c; dirties, No. 1. 41114<V7;42V?c; No. 2
and poorer, 37(ri 40Vfec; checks, good to
choice, dry, 40@41c; under grade?, 35(o~;
40c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western, hennery whites, fine to fancy,
52?Y53c; ordinary to prime, 47fo)51c;
gathered white, ordinary to fine^^r??
51c; Pacific Coast, whites, extras, 52c;
Western and Southern, gathered
whites, 46t?.51c; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby, hennery browns, 49@50c;
gathered brown and mixed colorsr44(n)
48c. >
Hay and Straw
Yeaterday. A year ago.
_, . Per ton. Per ton.
Timothy. No. 1,
large bale?.*43.00@4-1.00 $80.00?32.00
Clover, No. 1. iru 38.00?40.00 23.00@35.00
Itye straw. No. 1 13.00? 14.00 18.00?
Orchard und Field
Yesterday.
Dean.?, marrow,
100 lbs../.$11.75
Peaa. Scotch, '1H 7.00
Potatoe?, nw, bbl 3.00
AppteB.Blwd. bbl 7.00
Grapefruit, box. ?UH?
Oritag?s\ box.... USO
A year ago.
13.50
5.00
7.50
0.00
?.50
Casually List
WASHINGTON, May 8.?The follow?
ing casualties are reported by the
commanding general of the American
expeditionary forces:
Killed in action, one ; died from wounds. ;
two ; died of accident and other causes,
eight ; died of disease, seven ; wounded se?
verely, fourteen ; wounded (.degree unde?
termined), sixty-live : wounded slightly, 393;
missinK in action, six; total, 496.
The casualties for the army and Ma?
rine Corps are now 292,414.
Army and Marine Casualties to Date
Reported
May 8. Total.
Killed in action. 1 35,054
Died of wounds, accidents and
disease, and lost at sea. 17 41,782
Wounded . 472 204,532
Missing . 6 6,537
In hands of enemy. ? 25
Prisoners released and re?
turned . ? 4,504
Totals . 496 292.414
NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY
Killed in Action
MILOWSKI, Private Frank. 329 Apple
Str??et, Syracuse, N. Y.
Died of Accident and Other Canses
GEHM, Private Charles D., 119 Hill'
Street, Troy, N. V.
- Wounded Severely
PHILLIPS, Corporal Fred N., 427 South I
Division .Street. Hornell, N. Y.
YOUNG, Wagoner John J., 304 JcSTcrson
Street. Brooklyn.
CARLEY, Private Bernard J., Cooley,
N. Y.
GRIS WOLD, Private Robert L.. Branch
port, N. Y.
LOONEY. Private John J., 455 East 135th
Street, New York City.
Wounded (Degree Undetedmined)
LEUCHTMANN, Sergeant Henry W., 1519
Odell Street, New York City.
COGNATA, Corporal Anthony F., 123%
Chrystie Street, New York City.
GARDNER, Corpora! John Windell, 97
Hurmlion Avenue, Buffalo. N. Y.
WINCHELL, Corporal Charles, 539 East
)34th Street. Mew York City.
BAKER. Private Frederick R., 10 Aque
duct Street, Ossining. N. Y.
CHAMPOUX, Private Henry R.. 105 Hud?
son Avenue, Cohoes, N. Y.
CLEARY, Private John, 1'92 Henry Street,
Binghamton, N. Y.
DELLUAMO, Private Nazzereno, 660 Bur
net Avenue, Syracuse. N. Y.
DRISCOLL. Private Dennis, 90 Milton
Street, Brooklyn.
DUPRAZ. Private Marcel V., 44 Wijst
Ninety-eighth Street, New York City. '
RITTER, Private Clinton P., 442 Fifteenth
Street. Brooklyn.
RYAN, Private James J., 515 East 135th
Street, New York City. , .
S1GEL, Private John E,. Cumberland
Street Hospital, Brooklyn. *
Wounded Slightly
JONES. Lieutenant William W., 60 Wall
Street, New York.
?MORRISON, Lieutenant David G., jr., 94
Sanford Avenue, Flushing, N. Y.
CHRISTOFFEL. Sergeant John E., 1198
Hancock Street, Brooklyn.
GOLDSTEIN, Sergeant Jerome, 530 East
Einhtv-eighth Street. New York.
GRUNDY, Sergeant Charles B., 417 East
134th Street. New York.
JONES. Sergeant Robert L., 105 Park
wav Avenue. Trenton. N. .1.
BIORNDALL, Corporal, Christian, 482
Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn.
BR?ESE. Corporal Chester, Fulton, N. Y.
CUFFE, Corpora! William, 57b Warren
Street, Bmoklvn.
GOLDBERG, Corporal Charle?, 320 Cen?
tral Park West, New York.
GOODENOUGH. Corporal Arthur H., 15
Park Place. Lockport. N. Y.
GRIFFIN, Corporal Gerald J., 89 Hoosick
Street, Troy, N. Y.
HUTHMACHER. Corporal Jacob, 615
Division Street. Trenton, N. J.
KNOWI.ES. Corporal Charles, 343 Boule?
vard. Passaic. N. J.
PULLEN, Corporal Herhert R., Hight3
town. N. J.
RODK1N. Mechanic Michael, 92 Alabama
Street. Buffalo. N. Y.
JOSE. Wagoner Frank H.. jr., Sag Har?
bor, N. Y.
BAKER. Wagoner Leo R.. Gibson. N. Y.
NIEFFER. Cool; Augustus C. 141 Wesl
Bridge Street. Saugerties, N. Y.
BRODOWRY. Private Paul,-' 1493 Amster
dam Avenue, New York.
BRUNEI', Private Octave, 464 Amsterdan
Avenue, New York.
CARNEY, Private John, 120 East 130tl
Street. New York.
DALY, Private James, 506 West Fifty
first Street. New York.
DEGIACOMO. Private Nicholas, 141
Beach Street. Patersoti, N. J.
; G RAN ATO. Private Lorenzo, 343 Bom
Street. Brooklyn.
GRANATO. Private Salvadore, 2 Charle:
Street, Albany. N. Y.
GRAVEL, Private Wesley, Owl's Head
N. Y.
GRUBBY, Private Edward D., New Egypt
; n. j.
GUTCHENS, Private Howard P., 50
i Humboldt Street. Union. N. J.
O'KEEFE, Private John P., 454 Secon?
| Avenue, New York.
OSTUNDORFF. Private Robert Wilson
i 256 Walnut Street. Richmond Hill, N. Y.
PREZIOSI. Private Samuel, 14 Flag,
Street, Orange. N. J.
RICHTER, Private Joseph, 167 Norfol
Street. New York.
SCHMITT, Private George J., 788 Wood
ward Avenue, Brooklyn.
?SCHROTT, Private Frank, 60 Bqaco
Street. Newark. N. J.
SCOCCA, Private Vincenza, 22 Washins
ton Street, Jamaica, N. Y.
SERLA. Private John D., 527 Warre
Street. Brooklvn.
SHERBO. Private Louis. 611 Pr?sider
Street. Brooklyn.
SUGARMAN. Private Samuel, 118 Var?
Street. Brooklyn.
?S4ILLIVAN, Private Thomas F., 258 Cu
ver Road. Rochester, N. Y.
WHITE, Private Charles, 2636 DecaU;
Avenue, Brooklyn.
GOLBA. Private Walter, 1065 Hudso
Avenue. Rochester, N. Y.
GOODWIN, Private Dudley C, 604 Wet
Seventh Stree. Plainfield, N. J.
GRAVES, Private Roy B., Philadelphii
Penn.
HARVEY. Private Jesse A., 3 De.xt?
Avenue, Auburn, N. Y.
JONES. Private William P., 22 Melrot
Street. Brooklyn.
ALTIERI, Private Gerard, 466 Concoi
Avenue, New York.
BROWN. Private Henry E., 210 Eckfoi
Street. Rrooklyn.
BURKE. Private Michael Leo, 415 We
120th Street. New York.
GILLETTE. Private George M., 15"i
Fifty-seventh Street, Rrooklyn.
HAWKINS. Private Martin, 112 Cou
Street, Brooklyn.
PROCOPIO, Private Floro, Fulton, N. "
PURCELL, George, 7.S2 Broome Stree
New York.
QUINLAN, Daniel W., Poughquag, Dutch
County. N. Y.
JOOST, William L., 1081 Union Avenu
New York.
JOYCE, James E, 357 Germania Avenu
Schenectady, N. Y.
JUDGE, James, 916 Albemarle Roa
Brooklyn.
OSULL1VAN, Peter T., 129 Perry Stre?
New York.
QUETTI, Hary, West Winfield. N. Y.
SHEPHERD, Harold C, Cazenovla, N. '
SMITH, Robert J? 433 Forty-third Stir*
Brooklyn.
SCHNURR, Joseph, Clarks Mills, N. Y.
SCOTT, Edward F., 612 Eighty-nin
Street; Woodhaven, N. Y.
?SOROCKI, Albert A., 4301 Fourteen
Avenue, Brooklvn.
SULLIVAN. Joseph P., 729 Amsterda
Avenue, New York.
SULLIVAN, Theo. J., 83 Pacific Stret
New York. ? .
Szteba, Emil, 146 North Ninth Stre?
Brooklyn.
Missing in Action
KALLEY. Nelson, pvt., Jeannette Av
nue, Inwood. N. Y.
RUBEN.STEIN. Meyer, pvt., 1353 Intervi
Avenue, New York.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died of Accident and Other Canse
THURSTON, James F., pvt., 954 E
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Died of Disease
LIBONATO. Michael, secry.. 142 Et
Twenty-ninth Street, New York.
CHANGES IN STATUS
The following-cabled corrections a
issued as an appendix to tho regul
casualty lists:
Killed in Action, Previously Report
Died
MARRA, Private John A.. 40 Downi
Street, New York City.
SEILER. Private Benjamin. 1524 Chi
lotte Street, New York City.
STROMBERG. Private George W.,
Vamleventer Avenue, Long Island City.
TREAT. Private Everett 8.. 321 Sov
Ninth Avenue, Mount Vernon, ?. Y.
Missing in Action, Previously Report
Wonnded Severely
SHERMAN, Private Harry, 514 East 13!
Street. New York City.
Wounded {Degree Undetermined), Pi
viously Reported Missing in Actlor
-FALIR1SKIE, Private Jan. 44 Brad
Avenue, Blissville. N. Y.
SIEGFRIED. Privat.? Edward J., 136 N<
ark Street, Newark, N. J.
Returned to Duty, Previously Report
Missing in Action
HMTELESKI, Sergeant Edmond. I
Charles Strcot, Perth Amboy, N. J.
LOST, FOUHD AND REWARDS
LOST?Chamois bag. containing diamond
lavalli?re and brooch pin. on Monday:
unreplaceable memorial keepsake; suitable
reward. Please notify Mr?. Windsor.
Academy?1670.
LOST?FIT<*H FUR COLLAR, between 7th
ave. and 56th st., up Broadway to Colo- j
nial Theatre; did not belong to wearer;
reward. WETMORE, Hotel Grenoble.
LOST?Mink neckpiece, Sunday, 6:30 p.m.,
Queens Boulevard: reward. Return Miss]
Burton, 31.0 West 111th St. Thono 8^40 I
?Cathedral.
LOST BANKBOOKS
LOST.?Bankbook No. 319.908. The Greenwich
Savings Bank. 246 & 248 Sixth ave.. N. Y.
City. Payment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 309,936 of the
Franklin Savings Bank, issued to John
O'Brien. Payment stopped. Please return
to bank. 658 Eighth ave.. New York City.
All persons are cautioned not to purchase
or negotiate same.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 662,263 of the Cen?
tral Savings Bank in the City of New
York. Payment stopped. Please return
book to bank.
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
AUTOMOBILE KNOWLEDGE
is a valuable asset to increase your earnings.
Learn at New York's most complete school.
Mechanical course, $45; with Driving. *6.->
Write for Catalog T. or phone 5270 Circle
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
225 West 57th St., at Broadway.
AUTOMOBILE INSTP.UCTlON, ?10
Unlimited driving, etc.. guaranteed. In?
cluding machine for state examination
until license secured. B. M. Co.. 13P1
Lexington ave. (SStb).
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR?Pleas?
ant and profitable work; day and even?
ing classes. Send for free booklet and
visitor's pas.-. West Sido Y. M. C. A., 317
West 57th st.
HELP WANTED MALE
HOTEL HELP WANTED
FREE EMPLOYMENT
COOKS (experienced)
PASTRY COOKS
ICE-CREAM MEN
CONFECTIONERS
CANDY MAKERS
BREAD AND ROLL BAKERS
CAKE BAKERS
' KITCHEN FIREMEN
POT WASHERS
VEGETABLE BOYS
KITCHEN MEN, ETC,
WAITERS (experienced)
COMMIS
PANTRYMEN
DISHWASHERS
BELLBOYS
PAGE BOYS
BARTENDERS
Only first c!a?=s need apply.
HOTEL ASS'N. OF N. Y. C.
Employment Division, 4! East 20th St.
ARTIST WANTED who can use Air Brush
efficiently and produce high class enlarged
portraits. Great opportunity for right man.
Ga. Art Supply Co.. G5 South Broad St.. At?
lanta, Ga.
BOY.?Bun errands and assist shipping;
good chance of advancement ; $10. Textile
Press, 25 Ciiy Hall Place.
BOY wanted as office assistant, deliver in?
voices, etc.; bring references. Thomas
Stokes & Son, 323 Greenwich st.
BOY, about 16. in our designing room to
learn Hie business. M. 11. Whltall,
manufacturer rugs an?] carpets, 114 Fifth
ave.
BOYS' for shipping department of silk
importing house; salary $9. Apply Z.
Horikoshl ?t Co., 71 Madison av.
Bor.s
for mail and messenger service; must
hi?- 16 years old; goo?l opportunity for
advancement along engineering lines.
Employment office open 9 to 4.
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., INC.,
57 BETHUNE ST ,
Near West St., ?J blocks bouth of 14th St.
ERRAND BOY?General work. Eaves
Costume Co., 110 West 46th st.
ERRAND BOY -wanted; $12 to start. A.
Galewsky & Son, 45;! Broomo st.
ERRAND BOYS WANTED; $10 per week.
Electric Light Engraving Co., 411 Pearl st.
OFFICE BOY?15 to 18 years of age; gen?
eral office work; bring reference. Pru?
dent Hardware Co., 864 Sth ave.
OFFICE BOY; permanent po
sition, excellent opportunity.
Sears, Roebuck & Co., 115 5th
Ave.
SALESMEN for New York territory, ad?
vertising insurance or real estate; ex?
perienced preferred; age 25 to 40; com?
mon, sense first requisite; must have force?
ful personality and show clean record; big
pay and excellent future to men of best
character. Apply, after 9 a. in., to Room
306, 225 Fifth ave.
SALESMAN to sell well established mill's
lines of hosiery to the wholesale jobbing
trade; necessary to travel at intervals
'totaling 12 or 16 weeks yearly, making
New York your home and headquarters;
knowledge of business and trad?- desirable,
hut not Imperative, Lut applicant must
have had previous experience as a suc?
cessful salesman; a developed territory
will he turned over to him ami result:-; <^x
pected from tho beginning. A substantial
salary will bo paid. Address, Tribune,
S. 66.
SALESMEN?ljearn the value or a real se?
curity?one that Is paying dividends of 8
per cent, payable quarterly: financial insti?
tution, many years established, is increas?
ing Its capital; easily explained; prior ex?
perience not necessary; commission. ?Spence
& Co.. 1 Madison av.. New York.
STOCK SALESMAN
Industrial and oil securities; quick action
with leads we furnish; com mission. Seo
Mr. Frizelle, Room 702. 505 Fifth Avenue.
SALESMAN for reliable business informa?
tion service; select proposition for wide?
awake man where income will Justify lu.?
efforts. Mr. West, Room 1303, 116 'West
32d st.
YOUNG MEN
for mall and messenger service; must
be 16 years old; good opportunity for
advancement along engineering lines.
Employment otlice open 9 to 4.
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., INC.,
57 BETHUNE ST.,
near West st. (six blocks south of 14th st )
HELP WANTED FEMALE
COLLECTORS ? Experienced charitable
work; reference. 240 East 23d st.
? \\ ANTED.?Young woman to manage small
multiple letter department ; should be a
rapid, accurate typist . a knowledge of
| Hoover automntic typewriter Is desirable
she will supervise the multigraphing and
tilling m oi form letter? and ?.?ill be re?
sponsible for accuracy of work a real op?
portunity for a girl with executive ability
W rite, giving age, ??xperlenco In directing;
others and salary desired. F. E., Box 30?
Tribune Office.
CANCIGLIA. Private Rosarlo. S? Tune
Avenue. Granville. N. Y.
E.SPOSITO, Private Mich?le. Pleasantville
Koa.l, Hammonton. N. J.
RUSH. Private Frank S.. 1423 Erie
Street. Utica. N. Y.
RUTH, Private Edward, 1!) Charlotte
Street, Rrooklyn.
SERVAL. Private Joe, 1(70 East Main
Street, Amsterdam, N* Y
WHITE. Private Joseph T.. .IS West Sity
seventh Street, New York City.
Returned to Military Control, Previous?
ly Reported Missing, in Action
LOFSKY. Private David, 24 Cook Street.
Brooklyn.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
FREE EMPLOYMENT
WAITRESSES H
CHAMBERMAIDS
STOREROOM GIRLS
COOKS
VEGETABLE COOKS
BATHROOM MAIDS
CLEANERS (night or day)
for New York anil out of town.
; Also many other rood positions offered Appw
HOTEL ASS'N. OF N. Y. C.
Employment Division. 44 East 29th gt
I ERRAND "GIRLS? GOOD
SALARY. JANE & "AN.
! DREE, 106 EAST 57TH ST.
GiRLS?YOUNG W?MEF %
i ^y\A%p-^sAy}<^y^;^
OPERATORS ON LIGHT '. ; TOMAT1P
MACHINES. GOOD PA? 18-HO It
WEEK; IDEAL SHOP CONDITIONS
Mertrenthaler Linotype Co
PARK AV. AND HAL! "KLYN.
j GIRLS over 16, for packing and count??
envelopes: experience unnecessary: $10 Sfi
start; half day Saturday. Samuel Cop?le?
?Envelope Co. 7-41 Lalght St.. near We?
< Broadway and Canal.
HOUSE W . ? H K ES R -K?eneralTlrdd d'l7~a7;n
woman: go to mountains; mum 1-.,. K,A
cook. Angelo Patrl, 601 East 170thT
Phone Tren I f'
MATROX and cleaner; highest \r7c7t
paid. Public School 84. Br? , .
more and Si ? no aves.
WANTED Pile
ence. Ap] I
w.wi ED - Walti
in family. < 'ah befoi after "
?. p. m? ooi Park a\ ?
SITUATIONS WANTED VALE
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, wishes. countrv~?o".
Bitlon ; willing to help anv work. A 'Tvr.
bon, 107 East 126th st.
COLPLB seek private position? chauffeur
and cook; good references: willing; to en
anywhere. Write P., 263 H ,
MAN. married, 84, desires position ol truv.
with chance foi advancement; in
! woodworking mechanic. affected on -.?>'?
? palm, preventing activity in this I
I Takacs, 92 13th ave., L. I. C.
? PAINTERS; " decorators""and
paperhangers wish work
from real estate landlords,
agents, etc. Estimates given
and work guaranteed. Baron
?S. Yanofsky, 33 E. 126th St.
| Harlem 7411.
WANTED Po - as off! e manager, or
as credit, < or adjustment
man for a c i -poration by an
lawyer and oflCi.?an Will fun sh rec?
ommendations and bond. Addr l. O.
Box tif?.r., Dayton, Ohio.
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i A.?A.?Child's niKs"; young Irish Prot?
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CHAMBERMAID. foum '
very good record : ' '- ."
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city or country. Miss ' l
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COOK.?Young Ir'sn woman; ? I
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?COOK.?Young Irish woman
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! mayer's Agency, 10 Ei st 43d
! flour. Telephone 8947 Murra
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ence; can launder shirts,
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Greeley 6244.
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I 360 Fifth ave. Greelej 52 ? ?.
"U UTRESS.?Eciual to butler; ready for
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' $65. B.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. !0 East
43d st., third floor. Telephone 8947 Mur
| ray Hill.
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?ave.?Nicely furnished singl?
rooms; nil hot' i conveniences;
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71ST, 206 WEST.?Nice targe back r>8'
lor. with kitchenette; pen
ness people preferred.
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suitable doctor, dentist, studios; all con?
veniences.
B? ill. 323 WEST?Attractive large roor,',
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90TH ST.. 24 West; attractivelyfurnishid
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11 issem.
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Well furnished room with v.-? ?
gentleman, elevator. At>'. 62, $25 to t'
TOR SALE
iCB, i.nno tons.?$5 rr;p. ton as ;;'
stands in the house; cash down; loaded
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ment; must move before May 12. Wim
Mrs. H. A. BAILEY. Winooskl, Vi
FURNITURE WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FUP.NI
tuie, an:' . anos, V,: ??:-n-brn-,
bonks, an. etc GABaT, 88 University
Place. i'Phone Stuyve ??-w "377.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LbT
FURNISHED APARTMENT, 6 :
baths, with or without linen and .- -
sen by appointment. 'Phon? Columbus
^ti2?j before 10 a. m.
MADISON AVENUE, 697?Pleasant
fully furnished apartment, i\\
bath, kitchenette, piano. Occupation June
list-October 1st. Appointments ?
phone. Plaza 9376.
?6TH AND LEXINCJTOri (corner! ? At ?
tractively furnished apartment, 4 room!
and bath, kitchen; from May l to Octo?
ber, or 3 months' lease. $175 monthly?
Phono I'ERKIX. Pla/.a 5501.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IRISH MINERALS AND INDI
Development Company, 42 Westlana
Row, Dublin, Ireland. Electrlo railws ??.
public utilities, water, timber, oil. Indus?
trial and mining enterprises pn
Approved bond ;.nd stock Issue?
with European bankers and brok?
derwrltin? procured for corporation
ing and other examination? and report?
mado by well known engineers.
'TRUCK OPHRATOR8 wanted on the '
operative plan for lorn; distance h
must furnish three references and lnv< ?<
?1.300; salary (36 per ?reek ?*?'' J*rnU18;J?
! of $3.000 to $4.000 per year. The K- ?
, Line Transportation Co., Inc., 2'1 FuKon
Street, New York City.
COUNTRY BOARD
RESTHAVEN Care or Invalids and eld?
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way. Tonkera 111 uy weekly. Phone
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SUMMER COTTAiiES TO LET
' BIGHT-ROOM COTTAGE; OAJEtAGBi
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phone Coney Island 184?.

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