Court Calendars Friday May 25 lists numerous New York cases
Court calendars for Friday May 25 show United States Circuit and District dockets with many party names, case numbers, and room locations. Rochester Albany Albany appellate calendars, Supreme Court terms, and city court dockets are noted with adjournments, motions, and trial settings across multiple courts in New York.
Firms chartered in Trenton report multiple enterprises
The May 28 charter list names several new corporations in New Jersey. National Park Managers' Association of Jersey City plans catering for public events. Menhaden Fmpany of Camden to make and supply fertilizers from fish. Fieget Avenue Land Company of Passaic to trade real estate. Sea Girt and Spring Lake Country Club of Buried Perk to deal in club housing and property. Hussong Company of Camden to operate as dyers of yarns and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
National Park Managers’ Association
Jersey City
Capital
H. O. Coughlan
Li. H. Gunther
C. Menhaden Fmpany
Camden
Dward. E. Grosscup
GH. Williams
William V
Aieneaerzi
Levis, Kuhn
Welling G. Syckel
Charles L. Nobile
Clubh 10Use
C. Hussong Company
Incorporators
Frank R.hussong
Narestid L
Crops Making Fair Progress Report Says
Dun s Review compiles crop conditions from agricultural districts. Cold and rain slow some growth but overall progress is fair. Cotton area may need replanting due to floods but yield not necessarily reduced. Winter and Spring wheat harvests approaching. rainfall improving, prices attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
Multiple bankruptcy filings list creditors and liabilities in New York
A series of bankruptcy petitions are entered against firms and individuals including Greenberg & Plotkin, Tsidor Rothman, John H. Wenger & Son, Louis Sherman, August Beckman, Solomon Beer, Jacob Perner, and David Cohen. Court-appointed receivers are named for several estates. Liabilities range from a few hundred to tens of thousands with varying assets, and proofs of claim from numerous creditors are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenberg & Plotkin T Morris
Green
Aga ‘ Berg
Max Plotkin
Greenberg Plotkin
East Fourth Street
Jacobs & Sterzelbach
Morris Goldstein
M. Turkeltaub & Sin
Hough
Jesse Watson
Isidor Rothman
Tsidor Rothman
Bowery
Lenox Watch Case Company
Max Lerner
Henry Keil
Morris Jacksowna
Charles L. Brookhelm
John H. Wenger & Son
Beekman Street
Brooklyn
Louis Sherman
First Avenue
August Beckman
West 102d Street
Solomon Beer
Avenue D
Louis M. Taylor
Manhattan Shoe Company
Wilmot C. Goodwin
Jacob Perner
Wooster Street
Debtors Filed in New York City Court Judgments List
The docket lists numerous debtors with amounts due ranging from small sums to thousands of dollars. Entries include individuals like Adelina Anselm and W P Byrne, and entities such as City of New York and Murray & Hill Co, with creditors including M Zinkin and Evan Stein et al. The page catalogues case names, parties, and monetary judgments or costs in a dense, ledger-like format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
E. C
N. Y
Anselm
Adelina
J. Pascocello
Arnoldi
G. W. Johnston
Buckley
L. L
F. Knowles
Byrne
W. P
Butler
W. C
Berkman
E.—Same
Bryant
P. L
P. Settel
Gunin
H. L
M. Zinkin
Pion Margaret
M. Hi. Meyerhoff
Beyerman
Barbara B. Wilson
Same
W. M. Wilson
Brooks, C. J
Mfg. Co
Costs
Brown
J. R
G. A. Moser
Bickerstaff
R. M
G. J. McLaughlin
Coopersmith
J.—F. Stern Et al
Cramp
J.—S. Schuldenfrei
Cinelli
Connaughton
C. EH. Diefenthaler
E. G. Pinney
Canton
S. A
Cohn
A.—I. Ropeloff
Craft
F. F
Evan Stein
En D
International Wine and Liquor Co
Casmus
C. Schlesinger & Sons
E Crane
B —Bennett, Sloan & Co
Coully
Charlotte B
W. H. Geer
Deighan
Edelman
Fulton-Chambers Co
Epstein
M.—G. Cowen
Elwell
C. F
Egan
J. J
Wm R. Collins
Erickson
A. H
Wm. H. Young
Fried
Wm. J
Feinstein
Jennie
M. Welfson
Friedberg
Lina
E. C. Nogel
Flatow
Rosalie
C. E. Appleby
Fee
J. E
J. C. Simon
Freidfeld
H.-H. A. Peabody
Frank
J. M
R. Hill
Gordon
Murray & Hill Co
Goldblum
H.—Same
Gelston
J. B. Shield
Gladstein
I. Weisberger
Hammerschmidt
H. Tarter Et al
Hart
Buckeye Engine Foundry Co
Haber
Hall
J.—Same
Hewitt
Hoelzer
F.same
Horn
G., Jr
Hessel
A. C
Federal Varnish Co
Hemphill
A. J
Detroit
N. M
Matthews
Lane
P. S
M. Spiess
Ludwig
M. Maniloff
J.clare
Lion Brewery
N. Y. City
Yurch
D. E
City
Looram
Customs Rulings Split Over Christmas Tinsel Wire Classification
The United States General Appraisers panel overruled claims that tinsel wire decorations for Christmas trees are toys. It reasons no proof shows the forms are known as toys in trade and keeps them at 60 percent as tinsel wire. Separately, De Vries upholds Letzerich Co claims on old cotton bale patching material classified as bagging at six tenths of a cent per square yard, not the 10 percent duty under waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ynn
General
de Vries
Letzerich & Co
Galveston
Seck Copper Bank Stock Sparks Change Rumors
Urgent inquiry among National Copper Bank shareholders circulated after bids as high as 208. Boston brokers queried New York as rumors of a control change spread. President Charles H. Sabin cited a Currency Controller report showing the bank making money and said no single party was seeking control. The bank’s deposits total about $17 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Copper Bank For
Boston
New York
Charles H. Sabin
Detroit Toledo and Ironton notes fail to pay June interest
The interest on the notes due June 1 will not be paid as the road remains in receivers’ hands. A protective committee for noteholders was formed months ago, and the default was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Wall Stret
Banking Bill Passed by Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Mexico City May 28 The Chamber of Deputies passed the Banking bill yesterday. It regulates bank establishment, provides for examinations by a Finance Department representative, defines collateral securities, and remedies abuses tied to long term loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Finance Department
Vanderlip backs Roosevelt moves on trusts and federal law
Frank A. Vanderlip of National City Bank endorses the President's April 27 message. He highlights proposed changes to the Sherman Act and a new federal corporation law as essential to regulate large interstate businesses and reassure the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New Haven Committee Holds Court Over Anti Trust Suit
The New Haven Railroad Executive Committee met at Grand Central to discuss Attorney General Bonaparte’s Sherman anti trust suit. No conclusion was reached. The Boston and Maine stake and possible transfer to Delaware and Hudson were among the topics reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Grand Central Station
Bonaparte
New Haven
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Delaware & Hudson
Pillsbury Washburn Mills Indefinitely Postpones Preference Dividend
Directors of the Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills Company Limited London decide to indefinitely postpone the dividend on the preference shares. The annual meeting in December had declared a dividend to be paid when the board deems it convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Pillsbury- Washburn Flour Mills Company, Limited
London
Memorial Day Events Parade and Services Across the City
Memorial Day observances include a Grand Army parade starting near West End Avenue and 72nd Street, led by Isidore Isaacs, with Gov. Hughes reviewing at Riverside Drive. Taft to speak at Grant's Tomb. A horse parade returns via Madison and Fifth Avenues. John A. Dix Post to sail to Yonkers, then to Trinity Cemetery. Carnegie Hall memorial service features Mrs. Hardin Burnley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Avenue
Seventy-second Street
Riverside Drive
Eighty-sixth
Grant
Taft
Women’s Auxiliary
Madison
Fifth Avenues
Twentythird Street
Worth Monument
Madison Square
John A. Dix
Albertina
West Tenth Street
Hudson River
Yonkers
153Th Street
Trinity Cemetery
Carnegie Hall
Hardin Burnley
Richmond
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward's Island
Brooklyn Disciplinary Training School For
Eighteenth Avenue
Fifty-sixth
Fifty-eighth Streets
Memorial Day Sports Schedule Highlights Across Disciplines
Memorial Day events feature horse and automobile racing baseball rowing yachting dog shows track and field golf tennis cricket plus other activities. Highlights include Belmont Park Woodbine Islip Wissahickon Harlem River regatta intercollegiate championships Celtic Park and local club events across New York New Jersey Connecticut and Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hunts Meeting
Belmont Terminal
Belmont Park
Woodbine Track
Hamilton
Oakland
Cal
Watchung Hunt Club
Plainfield
Islip
Wissahickon
Philadelphia
Bridgeport
Conn
Pimlico
Baltimore
Wilkesbarre
Penn
New York Americans
Newak
Giants
Brooklyn
Regiment
West Point
Turgers
New York University
Georgetown
Fordham
Columbia
Crescent
Harvard
Brown
Atlantic
Indian Harbor
Seawanheka
Baysie Harlem
Long Island Kennel Club
Brighton Beach Race Course
Cambridge
Firemen’s Memorial Fund
Celtic Park
New Jersey
St. Paul's School
Garden City
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Ulmer Park
Clan McLeod
Schuetzen Park
N. J
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Jerome Athletic Club
Buffalo Athletic Club
Buffalo
Swedish Athletic Club
Columbia Oval
Irish Counties ‘Athletic Union
Wakefield
Newark
Crescent Athletic Club
University of Toronto
Bay Ridge
Great Neck
Military announcements from The United Service Washington May 28
Major P C Stevens will report in person as Chief Paymaster of the Department of Dakota. Lt Col Mitcham will inspect material at Crucible Steel, Atha Steel, Spaulding Jennings works, and United Manufacturing in New Jersey and Maryland during June to August. Lt Col Phister is relieved from Fort Assiniboine duties and heads to San Francisco then the Philippine Division. Col Harvey and Major Munson to attend the American Medical Association meeting in Chicago June 2 to 5. Capt G E B Mitchell to enter Army School of the Line at Fort Leavenworth August 15. Major Montgomery named chief ordnance officer at Pine Camp New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P. C. Stevens
Department of Dakota
O. B. Mitcham
Ordnance Department
Crucible Steel Company of America
Harrison, N. J
Atha Steel Casting Company
Newark
N. J
Spaulding-Jennings Works
Crucible Steel Company
West Side Avenue
Jersey City
United’ and Oeee Manufacturing Company
Trenton
N. P. Phister
Fort Assiniboine
Man
San Francisco
P. F. Harvey
E. L. Munson
Medical Corps
Medical Department of the Army
American Medical Association
Chicago
Ill
G. E B. Mitchell
Thirteenth Cavalry
Army School of the Line
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
G. Montgomery
Camp of Instruction
Pine Camp
Jefferson County
N. Y
Department of the East
Military Promotions and Leave Revocations Noted
Commissioned Lieutenant R A Koch and Passed Assistant Surgeon R A Warner are recorded. Lieutenant L H Lacey has an unexpired leave revoked and Lieutenant W J Moses is assigned to the Preble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Koch
R. A. Warner
L. H. Lacey
New Hampshire
W. J. Moses
Notable Naval Vessel Movements Across U S Ports and Routes
Arrived ships include Chester at North River New York Marietta at Guantanamo Ajax at California City Pennsylvania at San Pere Decatur at Cavite Connecticut Kansas Vermont Georgia New Jersey Rhode Island Louisiana Virginia and Relief at Tacoma Minnesota Kearsarge and Illinois et Bremerton and Dolphin at Washington Sailed ships include Chicago from Norfolk to Annapolis Justin from San Francisco to San Pedro and Wolverine from Sandusky to Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
North River
New York
Marietta
Guantanamo
Ajax
California City
Pennsylvania
San Pere
Decatur
Cavite
Connecticut
Kansas
Vermont
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Virginia
Relief
Tacoma
Minnesota
Kearsarge
Illinois
Bremerton
Dolphin
Washington
Chicago
Norfolk
Annapolis
Justin
San Francisco
San Pedro
Wolverine
Sandusky
Erie
Danish-Lawyer Wedel Faces Deportation From New York
C P Wedel attorney at law faces deportation after police detain him in Brooklyn and transfer him to Ellis Island. He entered the U S on the liner C F Tietgen as Alex Vadum and lived in Brooklyn with funds. Wedel admits a brief prior sentence in Copenhagen for embezzlement forgery and assault but pleads extenuating circumstances. The Board of Special Inquiry orders deportation with little chance of reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Wedely
Denmark
Brooklyn
Ellis Island
Wedel
Lome
C. F. Tietgen
Alex’ Vadum
Copenhagen
Bridsleseille
Board of Special Inquiry
Washington
Fischer-Hansen pleads not guilty in extortion case
Carl Fischer-Hansen, indicted for extorting $15,000 from Joseph E. O'Brien of Philadelphia, pleaded not guilty yesterday before Justice Goff in the Criminal Branch. A demurrer was overruled and trial was set for June 10 after deliberations on juror confinement and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fischer-Hansen
Joseph E. O'Brien
Philadelphia
Justice Goff
Supreme Court
John F. McIntyre
Smyth
Goff
Mr. McIntyre
Justice Goft
Fischer-Hangen
McIntyre
Suit Over Life Insurance In Abner McKinley Estate
R S Shields administrator of Abner McKinley estate sues Anna Allen widow of Abner McKinley to recover 72000 life insurance funds said to have been transferred to Mrs Allen by undue influence two weeks before Abner McKinley’s death. The action seeks funds for the estate to pay creditors in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
R. S. Shields
Abner McKinley
Anna 8
Allen
Shields
Railways show improved April reports across systems
The Reading, Atchison, and Southern Railway published April reports with better relative performance as expense reductions outpaced gross earnings declines. Southern net rose by 266,061 after an 832,100 drop in gross. Atchison gross fell 1,182,980 with a 364,693 net drop. Reading gross down 728,092 and net down 300,562.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
The
Atchison
Southern Railway
Arrival of Buyers Kirschbaum A N Co in Philadelphia
A list of buyers and trading firms from across the United States with locations in Philadelphia Boston Baltimore New York and other cities. Names include Reid Hughes Co Norwich Waterbury G W Kimball Edelman Lichtenstein J M Ingber Pollock Bernheimer Silverman Hovey Long Jonas Gage Brothers and others dealing in dry goods dress goods silks cloaks suits hats millinery and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirschbaum
Philadelphia
Penn
M. A. Erleman
Brottell
Reid & Hughes Company
Norwich
Conn
N. E. Church
Spring Street
Reid & Hughes Dry Goods Company
Waterbury
G. W. Kimball
Edelman & Lichtenstein
Cleveland
Ohio
Lichtenstein
Herald Square
Ingber
J M. Ingber
Albert
Mosby
Richmond
A Dietrich
Victoria
Jones Brothers Mercantile Company
Kansas City
A. M. Statler
Union Square
Levy
Baltimore
Worth Street
Hote Latham
Epstein
H. A. Richards
The
Breslin
Stewart & Co
Miss B. Williams
Church Street
Colorado Dry Goods Company
Denver
Col
Hote Imperial
Jones Dry Goods Company
R. A. Mills
Gage Brothers & Co
Chicago
Thy
Walker
Broadway
ADV ELECTROTYPES AND CUTS AND SHOPS LISTED
A historical ad page lists suppliers and products in New York City. Freud Engraving Co at 102 Fulton St. The Antique Lamp Mfg Co at 83 West 125th St. Kursheedt Apron Co at 605 Broadway. Rompers. M Magee & Son awnings tents and flags at 147 Fulton St. Schiff Brothers carpets rugs and oilcloths at 475 Broadway. Union Carpet Co at 221-223 Canal St. E B Kursheedt Apron Co at 605 Broadway. Boston Hygienic Corset Co at 1 West 84th St. B Shackman & Co favors and decorations at 12 Broadway. Linke filters and stone. Garment Hangers B Brager at 104 Walker St. Myres Max M knit goods at 486 Broadway. American Hosiery Co at 198-110 Franklin St. Berliner Strauss & Moyer neckwear at 733 735 737 Broadway. Cohen & Pollack suits skirts and covert jackets at 25 Waverly Pl. Suits 6.50 up to 15. John Sullivan & Son waterproof tarpaulins at 356 Hudson Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freud Engraving Co
Fulton St
Mfg. Co
Kursheedt Apron Co
M. Magee & Son
Schiff Brothers
Broadway
Union Carpet Co
Canal St
Children’s Dresses & Rompers
E. B. Kursheedt Apron Co
Boston
West 84Th St
B. Shackman & Co
Linke
B. Brager
Walker St
Myres
Max M
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St
John Sullivan & Son
Hudson Ltd
Shipping Almanac Sees Daily Tides and Vessel Listings
The miniature almanac lists daily sun and moon times, tide heights, and a series of ship arrivals and movements. Notable entries include vessels like SS Alice Palermo and SS Luetzow Bremen with May dates, plus several other ships docking at ports such as Sandy Hook Governors Island and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Palermo
Luetzow
Bremen
Marguerita
Venezia
Hamburg
Floride
Havre
Capt
A. F. Lucas
Liguria
Gibraltar
Antilles
New Orleans
Curitgba
Nipe
Ely
Nipe Bay
Saduane
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Bahia
Shields
North Carolina
Atlantic Shipping News From Sandy Hook Reports
Maritime updates show eight ships including 8S Celtic from Liverpool, SS Provence from Havre, and SS Amer from Hamburg noted by Marconi. Distances east of Sandy Hook and estimated pier arrival times appear for several vessels with inshore schedules through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic
Liverpool
Marconi Wireless
Sandy Hook
SS. Provence
Havre
Hee Pier
Columbia
Glasgow
Cape Race
Ss Amerincoming
Hamburg
Ont Wireless
Maritime Arrivals and Departures From Foreign Ports
Ships arrived at Southampton Plymouth Queenstown Shanghai Naples Genoa Cherbourg and more with dates in May. Vessels listed include Adriatic Cedric Atholl Baltic Mauretania Teutonic and Noordam. departures for New York Boulogne Bombay Naples noted with passing positions and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriatic
Southampton
Pane Auguste Victoria
Plymouth
Queenstown
Hamburg
Naples
Atholl
Shanghai
Pannonia
Duca Degli Abruzzi
Cretic
Genoa
Baltic
Liverpool
Thames
Ies Cecilie
Cherbourg
Mauretania
Teutonic
Terence
Barbados
Obidense
Foxley
Barry
den of Crombie
Shields
Mayen
Bermudian
Bermuda
Regina Elena
Slavonia
Transoceanic Steamship Schedules Through May and June
Shipping notices list multiple vessels such as Empress of Japan Suevic and Shinano Maru with routes via Vancouver Seattle San Francisco and Tacoma. It covers connections to Hawaii China Korea Philippines and Pacific islands with dates in May and June and advises readers to consult the latest shipping news on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Korea
China
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Hawaii
Guam
San Francisco
U. S
Seattle
Manchuria
Philippines
Tacoma
Titan
Australia
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
MANUI
Weather record and forecast for Washington area May 28
The article notes the highest May temperature in Washington on Decoration Day 1895 at 93 degrees and forecasts showers and cooler, southeast winds for today and Saturday across New England and mid-Atlantic states. It includes hourly temperature readings, humidity, and a thermometer location 108 feet above street level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic States
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Passaic Steel Co to be Sold with Lien
United States Judge Lanning ruled the Passaic Steel Company property worth 6 million dollars must be sold subject to the first mortgage bondholders. The mortgage may be foreclosed with receivers as defendants to protect creditors, the first mortgage aggregating 2.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic Steel Co
Trenton
N. J
United States
Lanning
Passaic Steel Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Courts
United Status Circuet -Court
Crown- Western Strawboard Co
Fergus
m-Col Buel & Tron
S—Cavinston Ais
Admiralty
Red Sear Co
City of NY
Rock Lime Co
NH & H RR
Lueckenbach-Piersen
State Courts
Appellate Division Calendar
Rochester
Court of Appeatl
Albany
Courte of Appeals
Court — Appellate Division
Reess
Wity Court
Municipal Court
Guy, J
Shriich-Ainone
Girar Trust Co-Edison
uJetf Bh- Hherwi
Lowenfeld
Hamburger
Edgécombese Ra
Comyn-Corbett
Siase
Hatts-Libby
Downes-Wen
Am-Manganese Co
Gon
Nyu
UN’ Lee
Underhil-Moore
Thies-Zatn
Jones-Jones
Appleton-Lamoutte
Re Collins
Black-Samuel
Keltel-Duluth Brew Co
Murray
U 05 Leather Co
Marks-Spies
Freedman
Keith
Ind
Stanislaus Louse
Edison Co
City ‘of
Julian
Fehiinger- Boos
Haskell-Blachinsky
Fairview Ave
Candee-Haker
Mouqiin Co
Benjamin
Levitt-Hammerstein
Unerich-Ungrich
Mendelson-Arthur
Bupreme
Wallace Syle
Sasseli
Duryea
Behrensst Ss
Mott-Mott
Urbach
Pre
Bernstein-Whittaker
Harris-Calhoun
Hazlett-Salawege
Ghd
Candee
Krivitz v-Kaminsky
Traub Co
Hartwnan
Bluestone Es Rusd
Lakerr-Aste
Osil — Millerenrobert Co
Gotft-O
Maler-N
City Ry
Delaney-Union Ry
McCarthy
C & HR
Stewart
N Y City
Herterick
Kadane
Kiein
Monahan
Int & T Co
Amster
Seville
Clements
NW City
Cosentino
NY City
Schaffer
Union Ry
Devlin
Robinson
Schenectady
Larkison-Union
Berry
Int
R T
Ginger
Yaeger-Un
Miller
Y_ City
Fort VIII
Walsh- Luria
Weisman-Degnon Co
Holdeneieer
City. of
Hoffman-Gabler
Ferrara-Weir
Hordern
Salvation Army
la Veloce
Teesuius Cus
Hendrick
Bischoff
Ovens
Platzek
Elrar
Vitella
Davis, J
Brady, J
Lambert
Operms
Melellan
Burrogates
Jacob Bolz
Ellen A. Wilkinson
Mary J. Martin
Theodore Allen
Jacob Weinstein
Joseph C. Rubino
Elizabeth Downey
Julia Stewart
August Gloistein
Robert Graham Dun
Robert J. Fitzgerald
Clarence Levy
Leopold Breckheimer
Gartano
Gindici
Mary J
Ann Coyne
Charles H. Bogert
Adolph R.rank
Catherine Petrie
Beckett
Hall of Records
Schmuck
Brownstone
Chambers Street
Owens
ClIry Court
McAvey
Pasco-Davenport
City Court
Finellie
C. J
Riley-Stepney Agency
Russell Elec Co-Mitchell
leys—Gufreund-Roche
United Merch Co
Hippodrome Co
Gumprecht- Fischer
Sonneborn-Freed
Dana
Gustav Dinser
Thomas A.mclintyre
Supremecourt—Heabury
Rosehill Realty Corporation
Isaac Fox
Arthur Patterson
Sceabury
J.—Cassens
Hrewnell
Paul L. Kiernan
Davis
J.—Alexander
Warren Leslie
Svmr
Gerard
J.—Frank
Min
John E. ‘Sheehy
van Norden Trust Company
Fuchs
Manfred W.hich
City Court—Schmuck
J.—Renkin
New York Times
Renouard Sanitary, Casket Company
Auguste Renouard
Sixth Avenue
Charles A. Renouard
First Street
Henry F. Quint
Sterling Place
Universal Lumber Company
Paul T. Zizinia
Jesse W. Upperell
Frank H. Cothern
Willam Street
Charles W. Lyford & Son
Charles W. Lyford
Charles Harold Lyford
Montclair
N.d
William A. Lieb
West 136Th Street
Samuel Saqui
Seventh Avenue
Perfect Deer Pipe Cleaning Company
Auguste Hennicke
Columbus Avenue
Herman Swan Cordes
Union Avenue
Willam A. Hall
Sowter, Inc
Rank L. Sowter
Margaret Hollister
West 117Th Street
Joseph W. Ebbs
William Street
Hecla Realty Company
Joseph Ghuckowsky
Osborne Street
Jacob Luria
Henry Street
Frank Jaffe
Riverside Avenue
Realty. Company
Morris Lipschitz
Nellie Lipschitz
East Ninety-ninth Street
Barnet Susman
Willoughby Avenue
Dartt & Co
Coal
Yurn. Howard
Vestine and Woolen Company
Joseph L. Raskind
West 119Th Street
Morris Joseph
Seventh
J. Montgomery Smart
Produce Exchange Annex
Edward C. Moon
James A. Mooney
Fenimore Street
United Old Cloth Company
Catal
William Oppenheim
Lst
Harris Siegel
Freeman Street
St. Lawrence Avenue
A . Davis &Klein
Oscar H. Davis
Aud
Seventy-sixth Street
Morris. Klein
Court Street
William B. Napier
Fresh Pond Realty Company
Mortimer Fisher
Cedar Street
Bronx
Lumver Couny
Daniel D. Sherman
Nassau Street
Incorporated
Lehr
P. Wardwell
Lubaseh
International Wine ‘and Liquor Co
Lang
People, &c
Merz
Y. Vaughan
OY Iete Co
Michaels
M. N. Clément
May
K. B
Ederalt Varnish Co
Maloney
Alberene Stone Co
McCanun
Guardian
C. Strathman
Avey
D.—J. Hoehmet Ah
Qe. Meyer
A. Solomon
Nimark
Voreb
Nelson
T. H. Smith
Novy
Wm. H
Swift & Co
Pierce
C. G
H. H. Pell
Pearlman
Annie
M. Friedlander
Rosen
M. A
Frances Eckenroth
Resnicoff
M.—Same
L. Bernhardt
Rueffer
I. Goldman Co
Rechnitz
J.—G
H. Gérard, Son & C.o
Rosenfeld
S.-M. H. Hochdort
Rippe
N.Y
Rothfeld
I. Lowenfeld
Mary Agreed
Q. H
B. V. R. Winterbottom Et al
Spies
A. C. Cheney Piano Action Co
Sneer E Annie
Seixas
P. M
Sharpe
R. V. R. Winterbottom
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