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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

Fl, Frs Dspsrtent the matter q the application
the CITY Of New York for the appointment
siIway railways for ths
and 'ssraS es YSs'
notice is given that pursuant 10 the provisions o.
ene6 Raa q[ tRs RaTs Of ISL as amended the under
WI apply to the Appea:s Division Of the sgpres Court
ment At term thereof the Appellate Dr.
9gsh Manhatan CRY New YORK on n. On DAY q
or as soon Thereafter as counsel can BE- b-sr5 S Ss
appointment of three e9Tsioner in the above entitled
railway or railways the said City for the ransport
operated me papers upon which the aforesaid appca
dated the sb aS snua h 1905 and 9s aa and
S 6se of pss She sa g AL o. which We're hse IN
s6out the 9th day Of February 1909 and n addition
Court by me Board description Of the
ways forms Of me pspers filed Aforesaid with
brief substanti synopsis Of the said route IN the
2o q NET 1ST II hs BoTOgsh Of Manha5tan
ground 10 peanSey Street near NS1to and then r9ns
proposed extension Of Delaney Street the OF
ery through Centre Street ana william Street Pro-
IS the DID Sip tunnel the Maiden Lane runner and n.
nsI i. under Wram Street and Old sIp the Raid9n
Lane tunnel begins az the corner Of Wian street ara
Beeknsn street Tunnel passes under Bseinau street.
10 the eastery boundary Of County q New York
spur begins at Grand and ceSre Street.. N Maahattsn
a. bs D.ssTc.sas 'e rssf 9 n8l,eT spT1 forn5s
connection by means OF line under Canal Street with
Manhattan Of Manhattan Bridge. A third
with City Hall loop Of the subway BY
OF a line under BeeKman Street. The object %
aforesaid application the appointment
Commissioner. determine after public hearing
OF all parties interested whether railway railways
ought 70 be constructed ard operated and snail report
evidence Division. together
report OF their determination which report. x IN
OF railway
railways this Beard ask 70 shall bel shall
when confirmed by Court. taken in lieu OF tbs
OF property alcng the line of said
railway railways
Rd PASS Gs s FST f FeH g zI + s9 coxM
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
BY ALEXANDER Z. ORR. President
BON l. BURROWS. Secretary
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and individuals. s5l47fs construction material end
general supplies hand $500 no. real estate mort
cages, $500: prepaid accounts. Ssl05S; discount on
bonds s4G4.1l9: total. SIG 0S7.Ss2
Liahilities-Captal stock, sa5.s5o7Os bonded debt
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company 500 $4,000; Brook
Ign Heights Railroad Company s25oGoO; Nassau
Electric Railroad Company. Sl5OOo.O4o; Brooklyn.
Queens County & Suburban Railroad Company,
s66Zi0e: Sea Beach Railway Company. s65oOco;
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company s2S,-
000oo real estate mortgages 1929 $40; current abih
ties, s2.5e13s: contractors deposits So 40: Long
Island Traction Trust Fund. S96ll; accounts TO be
adjusted 1856; surplus s2s2 l4s; total sl26 S2
Note-Ihe certificates OF Indebtedness issued by
constituent companies. aggregating sl6.o2l623.
against which Brooklyn Rapid Transit bonds have
been issued, do not appear separately on this
sohoated balance sheet. as the property purchased
appears as an asset under the head Of cost Of road
and equipment" and advances account construc-
ton FOR leased companies" and the liability is
represented by the bonds OF the Brooklyn Rapid
transit company, issued from time to time such
ceruncates or Indebtedness are acquired and de-
posted with the Central Trust Company. trustee.
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SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.


- First DEPARTMENT application OF
Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners toP
City York fer the appointment % three
rssionerr determine and report whether rapid r-a
railway or railways and transports
persons property determined by the Board
ought constructed and operated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the provisions OF Chapter 4. OF the Laws q
amended undersigned Board Of Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners will apply 70 the Appellate Div-
sion OF OF OF New YORK foc
First Judicial Department. thereof 10 DO
held the Appellate Division Court House Madison
Avenue 25h Street Borough OF Manhattan City &c
in the afternoon OF that day thereafter az
counsel heard the appointment OF three
mlssoners In the above entitled matter - determine ana
report after due hearing whether railway ~ railways IN
said City for the Of and property
ought be and operated The upon
which the aforesaid application will be made are TIA
Der 1908 and the adavs and papers accompanying rhs
all OF which hled IN the oface OF the Clerk
OF said Appellate Division about the 9th day OF
and addition thereto such ot1er
shall be presented the Court by the said Board.
A description OF the and general plan OF
structon OF railway railways forms part OF
Appellate Division The following IS brief and sub
stsnal synopsis OF the said IN County OF New
York: Thrtyfourh Street from the Hudson River 70 the
River and thence under East River the
erly boundary OF the County
The object OF aforesaid application obtain tbs
appointment OF snail determine acesy
" or operated and
shall report the evidence taken to said Appellate Dvi
sion together with report OF their determination whic
report IL in favor OF the construction and operation o.
or railways this Board win
sran shall, when confirmed said Court be TAKEN
In lieu OF the consent Of the property owners along the
line OF said railway or railways
Dated. New YORK, February IS. 1895.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CCGSlIS-
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
By ALEXANDER Z ORR President
BON L BURROWS. Secretary
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

FIRST DEPARTMENT. the matter OF the sp-
pcation OF the Board OF Raod Transit Railroad COM
nssouers for the City Of New York To- appointments
commissioners TO determine and
rapid transit railway railways FOR convey ance
by the Board ought TO constructed and operated
GERARD AVENJ E ROUTE.
Public Is hereby given that pu pro-
visions OF Chapter OF the Laws OF 1891 amended
the under signed Board OF Rapid Transit road Com
missioners viii apply 10 the Appellate Division ae
supreme OF the OF New York tle First
Department a term thereof he
AUUeIate Division Court House. Madison and
day March 1906. O. lock
noon as son thereafter counsel can
heard FOR the appointment OF three coTnFnss .es IN
entitled matter determine
que hearing whether q railway railways said
city transportation OF persons and property
to be constructed and operated The
the aforesaid application will be made petition z
the said Board dated the 2Sth dav OF De 1903
aildayts and papers accompanying same
Appellate ision about 0tF day Feerua -
md addition thereto such other sha All
be presented to the Court by the said Board.
A Of the route aud the o.
sruction said railway railways forms part OF
aforesaid with the or ~ "a
Appellate Division. The following Is brief ana sub
York. In Borough The Bronx: Issfh street
from Third Avenue Walton Avenue. and ard Ave-
nue. from 1Ssth Street to Jerome Avenus C1arks
the object OF the application Is 70 obtain N.
appnntmrnt OF commissioners who shall deteFm Ter
public hearing OF all parties interested such
and report the evidence taken said Appaists
with Of n
report Il IN favor ~ the construction opera
OF such railway railways tss this Hoard VII ash
that IL shall shall when confirmed by said Court
lieu OF the % I've property alonf
the line Of said railway raiwavS
no pv OF RAPID TRANSIT RAN pOAO CONNls-
NONER9 FOR THE C'rv ~ SEw YORK Ry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,

First Department In the the applicati,u
appointment OF three eosn-
issioners to determine and report whether rapid raast
OF persons property. Determined BY the Ioard
constructed and Street Rcufs
visions Of Shspter y hs Laws isS a. 20 a ne gS9
Undersigned Bard Of Rapid Transit Railroad commits
Court Of the State Of New YORK Tor tas Frs5 s H9Ff.
pavtmeu at term thereof % be held at Appsats
Division Court House Madison avenue and 18th Street
Borough OF Manhattan Guy Of New York 9th aay
O March 1905 a. one clock IN the afternoon
appointment OF three commissioners the above en-
titied matter 10 determine and report ar hearing
whether railway ~ tSIlMss N ne said City for
transportaon Of persons and property ought
Board dated the 18th day OF December 1906 and ~.
ahda Us and payers 1ccompanyns me SAME al OF which
ahou TIRE 9Th day az February. ZOOS and n
addition thereto such 91aer papers sAa presented
description OF the and the plan OF con
paneFs led Aforesaid with the clerk OF the
Appellate Division The 70 lowing sub
Yor In The soOsh q Sanhasn l4tS sess rom S N tn.
Hudson River 70 Avenue g. NtEtn Avenue. from lsrh
sevoOrt street Spriag Washington stSe ION
Spring Street AherJy Street, Liberty Street rom
IRON Itth Street to Washington square: WashinSso,
street. from Was lingtCn so
Canal Canal Street from Wooster street.
The object Of aforesaid application Is 70 obtain shs
public hesrins OF all parties Interested whether
railways ought % Re constructed and operated
Division. together a report determine lion
report In favor OF the construction operation
IL shall shall when confirmed Court De taxen
lieu the consent or ;he properly owneTs along
Dated. NeS York February H. 1905
BOARD OF RAID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
BY Ai.EXANI F,P b Oar PrSs.i-ur
BION L BURROwS Secretary.
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PENNSYLVANIA BIG YEAR.

The annual report Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. which will be published tomorrow. Will
show. according TO figures received from Philadel-
phia last night, net income for the year OF more
than s3s 100000. increase OF about 100000 as
compared with the preceding year. Owing to econ
omies in the year and expenditures in other years
on the property the company able to reduce
its actual operating expenses. while the gross
ceipts were heavier than any year IN the history
oftb
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Pubic Notices.
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
First Departnent.-In the natter Of the application
o. tls b0ard o. Rapid Transit Railroad
Tor tce city OF New York FOR the appointment
commissioners TO determine and report rapid
transit raj railways Conveyance ana r-
oara ought 20 be constructed and operaJedVan Cor
Public hereby given that pursuant 70 the pro
visions OF Chapter OF the Laws OF 1871 anended
te unCerSgned Board q Rapid Transit Railroad Commits
SoEes ~l apply 70 the appellate Division OF suprems
OF me Stae o. New fo for The First Department
a. a term thereof % be held Appellate Division
Sourt ttouse Madison Avenue Street Borough
adanhat-an, City OF New York. OF
lS6 at one O'Clock the afternoon OF thar CAV or
soon thereafter counsel
s OF three commissioners in the above entitled
way or railways in the said the conveyance ara
transportation OF persons and property ought 20
said application viii be made petition OF the said
5oaru dated the 18th day OF December.
a-davts and Papers accompanying the ali
vision about the 9th OF February 1854 and IN
caution thersto such other papers shall presented
70 the Court by the said Board
description the general plan OF cor
structon Of the said railway railways part
the papers fled Aforesaid. OF ne
TIA synopsis Of ths said IN County
IN the Borough OF The Bronx. Broadway. from 2So-n
S'Set - q point %eo Ieet north OF and street
Inc OBJECT or the Aforesaid application
appointment OF commissioners who determine
public hearing OF all parties Interested. whether
railway or railways ought operated
and shall report the evidence AppeIlats
which report OF the consrction ana opsratic
II snail oel shall when confirmed by said Curt
~ eu o. the consent % the property owners along the line
Dated. New YORK February - 1856.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
slONhRs ESt The, The SI I-rr-f OF MEN YORK
BIOS L. BURROWS. Secretary.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

- York. by the grace Of God free and independent
to General OF the State OF New York
Public Administrator Of The COUNTY Of New York and all
heirs next Of kin OF tnehne kinney deceased
who's names places of residence
k1own send greeting: Whereas. William T. Lawson,
OF CITY Of York lately applied the
roeate's Court Of County OF New York
certain instrument IN writing relating both
personal property duly proved the last VIII
lament OF Eneiue Kinney OF o New
York deceased, therefore. and
TO appear before Surrogate OF County OF New
York at his Office in County New York on the
18th day April thousand hundred six at
half-past o'clock in the forenoon OF
there attend the probate Of the said VIII
Testament. such OF ed
under o twenty-Oae required 70
pear by yor guardian II you have one or il You have
none appear and apply be appointed or IN
OF your neglect failure guardian
appointed the Surrogate represent and az
for YOU the proceeding
In testimony whereof have
SurrcGate's Court OF the said County OF New
IL 81 York be hereunto affixed Witness Hon
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF our xsId
County Of New York, at said County. the 18Th 5av or
February, the year OF Lord one thousand 1irs
hundred and six FRANK T. FITZGERALD
Surrogate
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEN

w
York by the grace OF God free and independent N
wayland Trask an infant over the years re
siding No. ISIS LenoX Ave, Los Angeles
Olive A. Trask. infant the age OF Ia years re-
No. ISIS Lenox Ave, Los Angeles
Dorothy A infant under the age OF IL years
residing Lerox Ave. Los Angeles California.
Lloyd D. Morton. residing at Digby. Nova Scotia
Dominion Canada and 10 all Interested IN tn
Estate OF Wsyland Trask. late Of the County OF New
York creditors, Of kin othe
You and each OF you hereby cited ana
required personally be and appear before Surrogate
OF New York, at the Surrogate's %
County. County Court House in M
County OF New York. the End March.
hslf-past ten IN the that day then
and there to judicial settlement proceedings
OF Knickerbocker Trust Company and Mary Nalvina
Credits said deceased: and such of
cited as the Of years re-
quIred by your guardian If teu have
you TO appear and apply for
pointed in the event Of ynUr neglect failure
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
Eent and act for you IN the proceeding.
IN whereof We have caused the Seal
Surrogates' Court Of the said County New
York be hereunto affixed Witness, Hon
Abler c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF said
Tseal1 County at County New York. the nth
In the OF One
thousand nine hundred and six.
FRANK T. FITZGERALD.
SUPPL. Order. Surrogate.
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SurrOgQteS' Notices.

NIORSS, JOHN BIN PURSUANCE OF Ak
~ order OF Hon. Abuer c Thomas. Surrogate Of tha
County New York notice Is hereby gwen TO ali ps--
sons having claims against John B. Morss. OF tn.
New York deceased, 10 present
Vouchers thereof the subscribers their place ~
transacting business the Office OF William s Aftk.n
s Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan the City OF
Kew York before the 18th day OF March next
Dated New York. the sth day of September 1913
CATHAPINF F. MORSS Exscurrfx
FREDERIC B. AIsIsIN. Executor
WILLIAM r ATTKEN. Attorney for Executors, Mas
kau Street Manhattan. New York city.
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\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

l. Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County or
New YORK notice is hereby given all persons bsvtnx
claims against Augusta r Arnold late OF County o
New York deceased 10 tie same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at her place Of transactins
business at the Office OF Baker Peabody. No. . Wall
Street. lily OF New York On before the
day OF May. 1906.
Dated New York the 2eth day October. 1905
FRANCES ARNOLD, Executrtx
BAKER & PEABODY Attorneys for Executrfx wan
Street Borough of Manhattan New York City
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate II abe County OF
New YoTk. hereby gwen all persons having
claims against Eugene w Dunsrar. Of
OF Bergen OF New Jersey. deceased present
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
OF transactng business No lac Broadway in the City
OF York before the SOth day
Dated New York October.
TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST CO. Executor
Nv ARTHUR TFPRY- Treasurer
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RAILWAY STEEL SPRING.

Inc halfway Steel Spring Company has issued its
annual report for the year ended December So 1905
The income account compares as follows:
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AUCTION SaIes-Financial.

4 NDREw J. MCCORMACK. Auctoneer
ADRIAN H. MULLER SON will sell at auction
FRIDAY. MARCH ID. 1906 at IL O'Clock noon
at the Exchange Seesroo Nos IA and 16 Vesey Street
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
$4,000 New York New Jersey Water Co Consld Mtse
4Go Bonds.
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To the holders Of four and one haf
per cent. gold collateral trust notes Of
Th3 CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DhfTuH
railway GOhpAKY, ISSUED under its COL
Iatsr-l trust agreement, dated March |.
1905:


having made in the payment OF the coupon
matured 1876. the holders Of notes which
yet deposited under the agreement con
shutting the gned committee requested u
deposit the earliest practicable date with
Central Trust Company OF New York. the depositary
designated in agreement. its ONCE No. 81 Wall
n.gutiabIe form coupon which matured
l. al subsequent coupons. Certificates
OF the depostary viii be issued for notes deposited
large amount OF has already been deposited
under agreement. and In the judgment OF the
mtee the full and protection
rights and interests OF the noteholders that the
rsma ming notes deposited without delay. The right
is reserved TO the vege Of deposi;
time without previous notice Copies Of the deposit
ment may be the efce Of ths depoSitary
from thu members OF the committee
Dated York. March 2. 1905
j. N WALLACE.
HARRY BRONNER,
r. o. ssiITHERs.
H s. REDMOND.
j. IL. McCIEMEST.
Committee.
FRED c. RANDALL.
Sscrstary.
% Wall ST.. n. T.
JolISE. LARXN . RATHBoNE
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Lost.

T OsT.-A small diamond horseshoe breastpin with
IL graduated stones about Hotel Manhattan on
Tuesday 2Rh. suitsbi. given nnesr ~
a~IfytnS r. @ H0l-AEA kkldsr Massachusetts,
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STOCKS.
-,s FEDERAL TREASURY.

.,, March THE condition Of the
Tssls :. ,bs beginning o. business to-day was
A. follows RESERVE FUND
mi
eos coz az. - REDEEM OUTSTANDING CERTIFl-
-Ele- F~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02

me ponds offered will
called for payment be FIRST
OF street railway including
principal Birmingham
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED ny r. L Day & Co.. No Nassau street1
Feb. IS Mch. !. Feb IS. Mich. !.
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Birmingham, Ala.
DATED APRIL |, 1904

LATED APRIL l. 1904 Due APRIL l. 1884
interest payable April October York or Orleans
Redeemabe los and interest and April |.
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Company
estimated trapt
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School Agencies.

INFORMATION Ar rUT SCHOOLS FREE-save tim,
sometimes money. 25JB.. West I04 Manhattan
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D Barney & Co. No. Is Broad
street. Nev-York and No 10 South 4th street.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
THEY HAD NO POWER
 10 REMOVE lAN6DON
A Final Decision as to the Authority of the Acting Mayor and Commis sioners of San Francisco.

San Francisco. Nov. 16.-No indiet- ments were returned today by she grand jury which resumed the inVes- tigation of the alleged municipal graft this afternoon, and remained in ses- sion until 6:3O tonight, when, it ad- journed until 10 o'clock Tuesday morn ing. It is understood that the inquis- itorial body devoted the time today Co probing into the charge of extortiOn practiced in the case of the Belvider- resort, which flourished on O'Farrel street before the fire. Among the de velopments of the day was the decision of Superior Judge Seawell, that the mayor and board of supervisors had no power to remove the district attorney.
 Restitution was made of the Sl0S5 contributed by the citizens of Search light Nevada, to the relief fund, but which was never received by the relief committee. It is denied by officials of the Wells Fargo Express company that they hold Mayor Schmitz's receipt for the money package Manager Chris jensen stated that the package contain ing the money was traced to Oakland. and there all trace was lost. As the package was lost while in transit. tn express company is responsible. and made good the amount.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
THE TOWN TURNED OVER
 10 BROOKLYN CITIZfNS
Senators Mecsrren and Reynolds and Party With a Numerous Party in the City.

Travelling as a member of a party of Brooklyn capitalists, headed by Sena- tor W. H. Reynolds. who is interested in the Copper Mountain and Bing- hampton mines at Stoddard. Patrick H. McCarren, one of the most promi- nent members of the Tammany or gan!zation of New York. arrived in the city yesterday morning and will remain here until tonight. MT. Reynolds and party are ouests of Hon. Isaac T. Stod- dard. During the morning a tallyho drive was taken over the northern part of the city and out to the United States Indian school In the afternoon the territorial fair was visited. the greater part of the time being spent ir witnessing the races.
 Last evening at the Ford the mem ebrs of the party. comprising Senator McCarren. Senator Reynolds. Samuel s. Whitehouse. George Johnson, Ed ward Johnson. Walter F. Edwards and Samuel w Gumpertz and Governor Kibbey, Judge Edward Kent. F. NJ. Murphy. Dwight E. Heard Dr. F. F.. Stone and Charles F. Ainsworth. were rendered a banquet by Mir. Stoddard. During the evening several musical numbers were given by Ms. Tiffany and Ernest P Wilson. both solos and duets. Today the visiting gentlemen will be driven to different points of interest about the valley and this after noon they will again visit the fair.
 The best known member of the party is Senator McCarren. whose opposition in Kings county had mucii7to do with the defeat of w. R. Hearst for gover- nor of the Empire state. The senator was delighted with the climate he had encountered in Arizona and said 1t was especially agreeable following the snow storm the party had passed through en route west. Of politics the senator was reluctant to speak. q do not care to discuss affairs in New York for l am off on a pleasure jaunt. but l will say in answer to Hearst's claims Of fraud and his talk of an investigation. that the result of an investigation would be just as favorable to one side as the other There has been no ground on which to base such whole sale charges of fraud as have been made. It is better to accept the fact that the people chose the men for the state offices they wanted.
 Senator Reynolds is the member Of the party who is interested with MT. Stoddard in the mine in Yavapai coun- ty. He is a prominent politician and president of the Metropolitan Jockey Club Mrs. Edward Johnson accom- pan.es her husband