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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

JUDGE CONN LINN will not oc-
Cupy the bench in open court in Tulsa
county any more according to a mu-
tual agreement made recently. on
account of the present session Of SUI
perior and district courts Judge Linn,
district Judge elect, and Jim Wood
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

Total number oi papers printed ana .'i
rulated NGs GOB70 when divided bA ~,
being the number Of publication days gives
d daily average Of l?,a50
I. u e HOLMES circulation mNnaE" OF
he Tulsa Danj World being duly twoln
lpon oath do affirm that after dedn','n4
ni comics tponed u printing leit over and
1ifice u,e. wos an average " 1880 copies
H. G llOIMES
Circulation Manager
subscrhrd 10 ard sworn to before Wr im'
70th dsy uf November. iHlA ....
CIIAS p DENT
,sssD Notary Public
Ny commission expires Odohsr 2Sl9lt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

Nobody viii deny that Governor
elect Whitman knows the type of man
needed 10 make good as district at
torney Of Greater New York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

PRIZES TO THE boys and girls
who won them during the Tulsa
county fair were being mailed out
yesterday 10y Dr e. r. Earnheart, sec
ruary Of the Fair association. They
will reach the children in time for
the holidays and, all being checks,
Will no doubt reach them at "A very
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

POLICE COMMISSIONER QUINN
stated before the commission yester-
day morning that he had not seen
=. II. Maroney since the rumor was
circulated that he had accepted a
bribe from II. c. Jacobson, a local
merchant, TO give him favor in a case
against a negro girl whom he charged
with stealing a coat from the store.
II think 1t is due him and us that he
make some explanation OF the mat
ter, and as soon as | can meet him
will make an investigation of the
case" said Mr. quinn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
Kcligious Services.

The service, which will be en-
urelN religious in character viii be
conducted by the Rev. Henry -. Cou-
den chaplain of the house, and the
RcN Samuel H. Greene Of the cal.
vary Baptist church, which Mir. Payne
attended iu Washington. The choir
of Calvary church will sing and
section Of the marine baud will play
appropriate music.
Following the services i'm the house
the body will bee taken to Auburn y.
y. the home of the dead representa-
tive, bN house and SENATE committees.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

This government could gct along
with single ;oN imposed on rich
FOOLS only
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

Wife James, YOU are going ont
without your muffler.
Autoistl cut Il out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

USHER CARSON, owning some
property ON Eleventh street near
Main, yesterday morning pctitiouCd
the city commission TO reopen an al
ley ON his property, which only a few
weeks since was closed upon request
OF another citizen. who objected 10
paving tax. The matter was referred
TO the city attorney for recommonda-
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

THE SILVER PLUME lodge Of the
knights Of PNhias have decided to
depart somewhat from the former
custom in anniversary celebrations,
and il will begin on January 10 in
stead Of January 1G. The deviation
from the custom is to make donations
which will be for the benefit of the
poor. The distribution Of the funds
will be made through the Salvation
Army and the local Humane office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

J.. T. COYNE of Tulsa filed O suit
~ the district court yesterday against
hachael Brady aud vs. r. BRADY for
800. The amount asked for I'm the
petition IL claimed by the plaintiff to
ho due him on u certain promissoy
note mat was made in December
1903.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

RAILROAD MEN of prominence
who visited in the city yesterday were
c. f. Hopkins of Sapulpa. superin-
tendent of the Frisco; c. T. Mason Of
Enid, superintendent Of the Frisco;
II. f. Morris Of ST Louis, Industrial
agent Of the Frisco; c. c. Clark Of Ok
lahoma City general agent of the
Erie; c. II. Evans Of st. Louis, indus
trial agent Of the Katy; Porter l..
Howard of Parsons travelling freight
agent of the Katy, and Luther b.
Chipley Of Parsons, general freight
and ticket agent Of the Katy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

ford, county Judge elect, have de-
cided that there win be no more ses-
sions Of the county court this month.
II was announced that Woodford will
hold session of court early in Janu-
airy, at which time all cases pending
now will be disposed of.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

The contention Of Tho World 4, not
that the city hH not proven supply OF
rood water suitable Tor drinking purposes.
but that tho water department has noi
Up 20 this time delivered u In ths water
mAinA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

Ha,. ,lnnssd ,inc. the day on which the
city .dminlstratlon. moAth previously,
definitely promised that It would furnlis
an simple supply Of pure drinking wafer
through the city mains aud that promise
hAr not been fulfilled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

THE INFANT SON II Mr. and Mrs
Charles Tmmons of Hickory died at
Their home Thursday morning. The
funeral was held at OuNawn cemc-
terry yesterday morning an 10 O'Clock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

l.. l.. BOYD yesterday filed suit IN
the district court Of Tulsa county
against Frank Johnson and w. o.
Woodlcy for $l42. Boyd states in his
petition that he was employed by
johnson on his farm TO care for a
herd Of cattle, the price agreed upon
for his services being 81 each day. but
that he had never received amy pay
for l42 days he worked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

THE CONTRACT for The construc-
tion Of the fence around Oaklawn
cemetery was let yesterday by the city
commission for consideration of
81 $50 10 G. O, and II. Frye. The low
est bid for the contract was $3.50 but,
according to the judgment Of the city
engineer, the estimate was absurdly
low and the commission thought it
best to avoid the likelihood of poor
work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

"Scc the ads first. is the motto
IF wise shoppers 10 saves money
ume and WorD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS worth
of tobacco and cereals, recently stolen
from a First street wholesale house,
were recovered Wednesday by Detec-
tivcs Patton and overly from house
ON East First street near the city linn
its, where II had been concealed.
Henry Mcintyre Is now being held I'm
the city bastilc on y charge Of invos.
tgatiou relative to the case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

A PETITION signed 10y the lea ding
merchants Of Tulsa, oil men and Of
ncers Of the commercial bodies and
labor unions of the city will be sub
mitted TO the state Legislature hoping
10 establish a free employment
agency, q branch to the state agency,
in Tulsa. such an institution, it is
thought, will almost solve the employ
mcut problem.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
ulsa Evening Sun

opportune time. The reason Of delay
is the fact that the crops were not
mature at tht time Of the fair and
some OF the decisions We're not made
until recently.
g
SAFETY FIRST for school chill
dren is the spirit Of a communication
from G. f. Hopkins, superintendent
OF the Frisco lines, read before the
city commission yesterday lie stated
that school children in Tulsa were
more given to the habit of riding on
moving trains than in most places
along the Frisco, and he requested
that an effort be made to have 1t
stopped. The police Will be instructed
to be more watchful OF the children
who pass the tracks to and from
school.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
City News In Brief

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TIE INFANT SON of Mr. and Mrs
charles Timmuus of Hickory died at
lhtlr home Thursday morning. The
funeral was held a. OnlNawn ccmc-
Terry yesterday morning an 10 o'clock.
-
j. T.. cOYNE of Tulsa filed O suit
~ the district court yesterday against
tachael Brady aud w. r. BRADY for
~ 300. The amount asked for I'm tho
petition IL claimed by the plaintiff to
ho due him on "a certain prOmissOy
hnle mat was made In december
1903.
ALL SINGLE TAX payers In tulsa
ana vicinity are expected 20 meet in
room bls Robinson Arcade at 10
o'clock sunday morning The single
taxpayers plan an exhaustive cam
palsn In the nea' future, Matters
relative ~ this work win be thc lead
ihR feature OF the meeting.
.
THE LIST or deaths In Tulsa last
month numbers 10 more than the
number OF children born, according TO
the report Of city Health Superlntcnd-
cht y, =, Webb. The report shows 62
deaths ana 81 births. Typhoid and
pneumonia claimed the biggest toll
WIN iiye deaths each. Cancer ana
luhtrculoSis came next with louI
each,
g.
SllEt CARSON, owning somo
property ON Eleventh street near
MAIN, yesterday morning pctitionod
ley ON his property, which only few
weeks since was closed upon request
"i hholher citizen, VINO objected 10
paving lax. Ihe matter was referred
10 Jhe cltN attorney ioi recommends
uoh'
,,.,, .,,..,....-.
oNh III Nl(hhj DoId.AltS worm
4l sI lo""'T9 ana cereals recently siolen
rom Il FlrSi street wholesale houst'
~ ~ io.oNe''u W cor hebuay ny l'e'e'-
Un t,a raSl i'St S,I'St near lhe 'lly nm
tJ,,.'. =, n"u poei. ~
~ ~, i..SIo ~ nov n'lHs .''lu III
tt''a,y t''y o%s,''o o.l = 'l", b' "' INV
''s'''''" i''''''e 70 '"e ''S'
p1,T1T,,,, -, ,....,i,..
,n.roham a., 80 iSH I SiK'''u ny lne ls' ulIs
49,. ' i"'9"' o'' N',H an" %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
PHILADELPHIA FIRM
FAILS FOR S3,6OO,OOO
Cramp, Mitchell & Co. Admit In.
solvency After Bankruptcy
Petition Is Filed.

Philadelphia, May 1.-The failure OF
Cramp. Mitchell g. Co. bankers and
brokers. with liabilities OF 10000. was
announced on the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change to-day.
1t had been known for some time that
the irm. which maintained elaborate
offices was in difficulty owing to severe
losses on underwriting operations. One or
It's enterprises was an asbestos corpora
ton, with headquarters in Canada. THIS
concern collapsed three years ago. but
was subsequently reorganized. the stock
and bond issue being scaled down from
SIS. 0Co. 600 to $40. 10000
Besides the asbestos operations, the firm
was involved In coal products corpora
ton.
The firm was composed OF Theodore W.
Cramp and Howard f. Mitchell. The lat
ter. who has been i'll. was the board men,
Der.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
fled in the United States District Court
here and Immediately granted. Charles 5.
w. Packard, president OF one OF the clty's
largest financial institutions, being APP
pointed temporary receiver. In the petit
ton the assets were given as $4,000.
A statement from the firm accompanied
the petition. II admitted that the men,
bers OF Cramp. Mitchell & Co., individu-
ally and as a firm. were unable to meet
their debts. The statement added that the
firm had about 800 open accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Gsorgs schwsppenhauser. plaintiff.
against John r. Geed, African Methodist
Episcopal Church OF Harlem known as L4tds
Zion), Wakehsm g. Miller, a corporation. de-
fendants-In pursuance OF judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
29th day OF April. 1914. I. the undersigned. the
referee in said judgment named. VIII sell at
public auction, at the Exchange Sslesrooui. No.
i4-lo Vesey street. In tho Borough OF Man
haitian, City OF New York, on tho 10th day
OF May 1914, at IL o'clock noon on that day.
by Joseph Z. Day. Auctioneer, the premises
directed by said judgment 10 be sold. and
therein described as follows: All those certain
lots pieces or parcels OF land. situate, lying
and being in the Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New York, bounded and described as fol-
lows;
Beginning at point on the southerly side
OF l3sth street distant Ito feet east Of thu
southeast corner OF Lenox avenue and l3sth
street, thence southerly parallel with Lenox
avenue 90 feet IL inches 10 the centre line Of
the block. thence easterly along the centre line
OF the block, so feet; thence northerly parallel
with Lenox avenue, 90 feet IL Inches 10 the
southeriy side Of l3sth street, and thence west
erly along the southerly side OF l3sth street,
80 feet 20 the point or place OF beginning.
Dated New YORK, May 4th. 1914.
ELY ROSENBERG, Referee.
WILLIAM 0. GANTZ, Attorney for Plain
tiff. 80 Broadway. Manhattan. New York.
y Y
The following is a diagram Of the property
to be sold: It's street number Is unknown.
East l3sth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
WILLS FILED.

BERNHARD DECKER april i9l. about
81. 500 PERSONAL: Matilda Decker, daughter.
$500: Mrs Bertha Decker, wife, income iol
life from residue, ami az her death estate 10
Matilda Decker and Mrs. Gertrude Coheh'
daughters. Myron sulzberger atty. -,
II. CLAY GLOVER. more than 5000 resI
estate. more than 5000 personal 10 Two
brothers and four sisters. George F. Corts'
atty. - oc.
URANIA LAWRENCE HALL april Zel
upward OF $40 900 personal. Florence lie Baron
Emanuel, granddaughter, H,l50; Dorothy le
Baron. granddaughter. $50; Ernest SasIe
Emanuel. grandson. 500 residue 10 Agnes
Hall Moore daughter. Residue is estlha.eu
at from $40 900 to $50 900. Grant squires, attS;
HENRIETTA b. FROST april 10: s9U' Ieai
estate over s., 000 TO Charles Il. FROST anu
Hobart Frost sons. George =. Corts, at.;;
AUGUSTUS GEORGE FREDERICK STU IN, IN
ARDT tApril %; $1,000 real estate. more tneh
81. 900 personal; Minnie Dexter. daughter, ~
coo: Caroline stuckardt. daughter, $1,000 Henry
l.. Stuckardt, son, 1000 residue TO Mrs. ca,o
line Stuckardt wife. Baker e LYMAN auI ~ ~
LENA EPSTEIN april a: more han NoVVy
personal; income from estate TO son. victor
Epstein until he Is thirty-hve then principal
I'm case OF death Of son before thirty-hNe es-
tate is to be divided among Mount sinai hos
pitaI Lebanon Hospital, Home for Aged ana
infirr Hebrews and Montehore Home DTS
Epstein wrote in her Will: III Is my express
desire that no part OF my estate go to my
husband Isaac Epstein, az he has abandoned
me and lived apart from me for many years
Iachman & Goldsmith, attys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, May 4-The following incorpo-
rations were filed to-day with the Secre-
tary OF State:
whuehalle Estates. Manhattan; realty: 81
90 900; J. Cole Is Maple ave, HsckensacS'
\. j.: F. r. Tilton, Clifton. y. j.; A. X
GSSd.oil Eeaities, Manhattan: si25. 90; F. J.
Goldsoll, y hue Tronchet: Paris, France L. D.
Rosett, A. Goldberg. ~ Y.
Rutter Metal Products CO. Manhattan !,
s.. 900; +. L. Bartlett. Waterbury. Conn; a. l.
Rutter. Bkyn II. {. Carpenter \.
W. b. story CO. Manhattan; machinery
SO OOo: L. H. Dyer. 81 Nassau ST., y. T.; j. H.
Tavlor. J. F. Coleman. n. y.
Adler's Express Co, Bronx. general express
81 900: f. p Ksestner ss3 washington ST., y.
y; 9 II. Roster. H. W. Roster, y. Y.,,,,,.
realty. $ 600; r. W. Lipman, 1851 9th St,
Brooklyn; ". Lipman, Brooklyn & haiIeh'
British american Metals Company. Manhst-
tan. s.. 900: ]. :. Barker, 2o5 quincy ST.
brooklyn: H. W Getting New York; l. j.
Adams. Evergreen Long Island ,..
=. r. Grsuert. Brooklyn; general insurS u,cs
$40 600: E. r.. Grauert, p Bond Pla.e, %eo'
\. j.: L. A. Gunther Brooklyn.
Delasco Realty and Construction So'n Hrniys
building. buffalo: I. L. Williams and r. ID.
S' Fsr 1ockaway Motor Bus Line. Ltd. Cedar
hurst; $1,000 A. Mc Win Sy;sda a5wrst'''
n
Certified Farms Company. Manhattan 10
600. I + Johnson. jr. 80 Church ST. New
YORK. NJ. ]. . Brien and I. c. Krinsle' Ne"
York. -. ,,,,b.,,an
leather goods: s. 900; J. 9. Sinclair ~, NJ,
sy,. New York. T. !. Glynn and J. Mither"'
southland Orchards CO. Inc. Rochester
$50 900. w Il Smith Rochester D. j. |oaA
lev. II H. HILL Rochester. ,,.-.
Eluira Theatre Co. Inc, hoS hsstsI .
81 900: n. & Kelly. Rochester; w H. Kelly
f. /. Flen, Rochester ....,.
proadwav-Audubon Co, Inc, Manhattan
-sai,yH xs 900: X. sohn. oil West nth St.
\ y. Rose Sohn, Mailer Lehman, y. l..
The Royal Sewing Machine 70. me
Brooklyn; s. 900; Fannie Werfnan' oos Iaen-
drix 81. Brooklyn: A. Werman' A. Gaosi''
LYcks Skirt ard Dress Co. Inc, Mammal
tan s. 900. Hattie Luchs. 40 West zlst Sc
\. T.. j. y Haiperin, 4. Salzman' y.
Crogan & Fahy Construction Co. ihc''
prooE1Vn. 81 900. ]. Grogan. 1i2 Lincoln av.'
Brooklyn: C. Clancy r. Fahy BROOKLYN
r n Abbey Inc. Manhattan; WOODEN ooN-
% se5. 900. F. r. Abbey. 80 Washington 50
X Y. Ava C. Carey. Plainheld. ~ j.; !. J.
On Relic Grape Juice Co.. Inc. Rochester
$500 900: J. +. stanton Rocnss'e'' H. -
Kelly. w. H. MacLean. Rochester. -.
George Parker. Inc. Manhattan; realty
s1O o0O' q p Parker. Hasbrouck Heights
x III Jaffee. E. d. Feldman, y. Y.
W & Ensign Corporation, Manhattan
general mercantile $4,000; w. s Ensign
COZ west s0th ST, y. Y; J. NJ BYE l. w
pAmerlcan Miracle Company. Manhattan. the
atrical. $50 900: J Herbert 0Z Clermont aF''
BROOKLYN. j. Il. Emerson, l. Lande. \. Y.
Italian Druggists Corporation. Manhattan.
SO 600: NJ De Marsico. 1t secone av.. Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
FIRE DEPARTME

Retired (pension Si,650 a year)-Chief OF
battalion T. r. Terpeny. 5th Battalion after
more than twenty years. June l.
observation-disclosures LIST grade G. A.
Montelin OF II. and l.. no. May 5.
Promoted-Firemen LIST grade 20 engineer
OF steamer. at 81 900 year. May 5. II. J. W.
Mohrmann, IL. and L. 100; +. c. Ebert, II. and
l.. l3j.
Assignments MAY 5)-Engineers OF steam
or. n r. W Mohrmann. Eng. 227; F. g.
Ebert. Eng. DO
Appointed as ununiformed hremen for a
proba period months at $1,000 year, May
( assiEnments. A. +. McGlade. Eng. g. 4.
Keilermann. Eng %. G. McGarry, Eng. 30;
l. $ Taylor Eng. s.: j. J. Gully. Eng. 203
J. H. Rauch Eng 200; II. j. Garner Eng
ola: {. VI. F. Quinn. Eng. ga: w X. Ander-
son. Eng 2T0. j. F.. O'Keefe. II. & l.. 2; j.
NJ BARLEY. II. & L. 7; c. A. Forster. n. &
l.. II: G. II. Hammond, Jr. Eng. %; J. A.
Gebhardt. II. s. l.. 80.
Dismissed-Fireman LIST grade 7. J. Spell
man Eng 2se tried April q and a. and found
guilty OF charges conduct preJudlcisl 70 the
GOOD reputation OF the department. etc, May ..
transfer (May j)-Engineer OF 81. VI. J.
Kaiiey, Eng. 10 TO Eng. To-
suspension from all duty May 3l-Fire-
man list grade) J. T. Mooney, No. ?. II. & l.
A.
special Leaves without paD-Fireman LIST
grade T. Gilmore. Eng 25s. Il hours. May 81;
Ith grade A r. Wood Eng. l3 l. hours. May
Z. Isl grade W. j. Martin. No 2 II. & l., l2o
Il hours. May 3. n. J. Mulaney. Eng. 2i6. Is
hours MAY s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
POLICE DEPARTMENT..

Transfers-Licut r. F. Hsnley. 9TH pct to
i4th |. d pin. W. H. Brown. l9ith to sOth.
Asslgnments-Leut. r. +. Hanley. l4th
l. D.. 10 clerical duty; temporary Lleuts. r.
J. Hansberry. 18th, and J. j. Noble. lid 70
18th l. D.. 30 days; g. g. Durham. NJ. D. 70
an l. D., 10 days; Sergts. {. 7. Nosburgh' $50.
to q. o. DAYS: j. n. Mitchell. LIST. to G. O.. .
DAYS; r. j. Cantwell 18th. and T.. r. Churlo,
10Th, to C. O.. 10 days. J. J. Sherry, 21Sih, 10
H. r. r. squad. 10 days: TO ID. D.: c. *.
Koerbe cher 18th, > Gays; g. r. Savage. 1921,
10 days: Patrick Kehoe and g. A. Harden
nth days. u. A o.. Queens; Louis
Campomenosi. I'd Jacob Lowenheim. 18th; d.
T. Hart 18th: J Dondero. 18th: W J. Marion
i3d: Thomas Waters. 18TH II. Van Gllluwe.
I54th; Giuseppi Caravetti, 18th; Andrew Meall
18th; Donate Cavone, 18th; J. 7. Donohue.
18th; Felix Hoffman. slst, VI. W. OConnel
l50th. and Mark ROYCE. o days: Act bet. Ser.
list grade) Isabella Goodwin, 10 G. O, 10 days.
Nation VI. 4 sullivan. 18Th. 20 6th, days;
Prob. Ptln. J. 4 Cauneld, school for recruits,
TO g. O.. 10 days
Oct Diy)-Act bet sergts. LIST grade, J.
J. Finan Seth: T. s Hughes, Louis Hyams,
37th Ia Manhattan Hdqrs. days. J. j. Bre-
nick ed: Act Oct Sergts.. I'd grade. W. p.
Martin 18th: william Carlson, 2lst, James
Mahoney. ed; ". A. Murphy, sd; George
Andrews. 25th.
Applications Full Pay Approved -Ptln. W.
p Dickson, 18th; W. g. Mckenna, 2ist; J. f.
Cunningham, T. D.. Sub-div. c. while on sick
Draths-Act. Oct serg LIST grade. william
Forbes d. D.. May 4; ptlmn. T. J. Curran,
3Sth, May ?; ". J. Kiley 10th. May 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
FIRE RECORD.

a.
LEST Amsterdam av.. Tony Balhatto: tri-
fling.
s1o-lss5 Washington av.. Standard Roofing
Company: no damage.
a.sO-l1ls Madison av.. Moe Wagner; trinng
ll5-48 West lllth ST.. Public School 10;
triAng
fling 49,
PM -,,,,,,
i2:0l-wnlam av. and Ditmar st, William
Dylen. slight. 49,
i2:ao-l7 Eidrldge ST. E. Rosenberg; $500
ie:45-5lo West lsist St, Van Buren, & CO.. no
damage.
l2:45-issth st. and Broadway. New York Blind
Asylum; triiing.
1855 Essex st.. p Snyder; no damage.
q.30-lT, st Nicholas av., Eseno Amusement
Company; trifing
2:s-SOs West 18th St, Michael MazZet'o'
trinng. ,,. .-,s,
s.p-2N West ed ST., Ethel volkins; trihins
3:O-li East li7th St. Annie schwartz; ui-
iing. 49, ,,.~-...
trirng. 49,,
s;D-5s2 Mott av.. Julia Fitzsimons trinins
s.Oo-lise Broadway, Gapses Restaurant COIL
peny: trifing. ,s,
e.Oo-ss9 Bieecker St, owner unknown; trinins
s:a0-3Os West iisth ST.. Harry Crane; trlnlns'
iO:O5-l3 East 18th St. Ouyrier BIOS ulil'hs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
CHARGE FORGERY OF WILL

Mrs. Rose Frooks. OF Bayonne. and her
son Samuel, a New York lawyer, nave
been indicted by the Hudson County
Grand Jury for conspiracy. 1t Is alleged
that through a forged Will they obtained
5000 that had belonged to servant
whom they had removed to the aims
house. where she died. She was buried In
Potter's Field.
Louis Frooks, the father of Samuel,
was convicted several months ago OF de-
frauding the widow OF Gus Rubin, the
pugilist, of large sum of money. Dor
othy Frooks. the suffragist, is member
Of the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05

York: d. vilsment A. Carahiio. New York.
Maple Springs Lumber Company. Maple
Springs. Chautapqua County. $4,000; G. W.
Lang, o. y. Yang. A G. Cornell, Maple
Springs.
The Psychological Research PUBLISHING and
Distributing Company OF New York. Maphat-
tan: 5000 c. p. Christensen, 500 West iIstn
ST. " Y; C. ID. Hartman. W. NJ. Devins.N.f.
Anderson Restaurant Company. Manhattan
S. 900: X Anderson. 81 East 10th st, New York;
H. Lesser, +. Williams, New York.
shea's Market, Lake Placid. general meat
market and auto business; $50 900; q. A.
Shea, J. Shea, II. ID. Hayford, Lake Placid.