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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-05
REGULATION Bx law.
Should Its Extension ny aovSrnmSnS
Continued

This 10 an age OF regulation The
ton has been tremendous, and II the
present rate continues, what IL TO be
the resultf
Whether this change from individ-
uhllsm TO paternalism IL desirable to
the American people Is n great ques-
our country, America has been the
worlds home for lndividualism and
freedom from unnecessary restric-
ton. and these principles were in
corporated into our state and federal
constitutions az perpetual guaran-
fluence we have gone forward and
founded our wonderful Industrial in
situations believing In thoss princi-
pies and working under them with
great progress and prosperity.
II is. with a certain alarm. there
fore. that investors view the present
tendency toward over-regulation by
government. Regulation seems to
have become n maniA---a profession
and while much OF Il Is good. II
has more than n fair percentage OF
quacks and shysters, who are de-
necessary or Illogical laws, and
drawing large salaries under the
mask of reform. A regime OF this
sort is fatal to ali prosperity. and
prevents Industrial advancement.
Perhaps Il is time to stop and
take an inventory of what is going
on. Before. we're regulated out Of
nate the cranks who are making a
graft out of regulation and reform,
and then direct future regulation
along sensible well informed lines
and then enforce them to the great
benefit Of the entire population.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-05

condition. In case the agreement is vio-
lated the teachers are instructed To de-
tain them through the tenth and eleventh
hours the same as other pupils.
Bee Want Ads Produce ResuitA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-05
FOR RENT

We have a complete list OF all houses.
apaTtments and flats that are for rent
This list can be seen free OF charge at
Omaha Van Storage Co. SOC S. 18th ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-05
wisconsin
UDDer Wisconsin

Best UaiIy ana generai crop state IN the
union; settlers wanted; lands for sale at
low prices, on easy terms. Ask for book
let 81 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant
grazing lands. II interested In fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards In
Wisconsin Address Land Dept, 500
Line Ry.. Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-05
REAL ESTATE.
FARM G RANCH LANDS ron SALE

Florida,
FLORIDA LAND AT WHOLESALE
PRICES. 81 80 to $40. Nothing better
anywhere 10000 acres to select from.
CONNER, 2l Old Board of Trade Bldg
Good Inducements to reliable agencies.
Minnesota,
SO-ACRE improved farm, 20 miles from
Minneapolis. all under cultivation: build
inss, consisting of house. barn, 1Sx40 tool
shed. l6N40, hog house, ice house, etc.
complete set farm machinery, two horses,
harness, two wagons, hogs, chickens: this
years crop and everything on the farm
goes at $4,000
SCHwAB BROS,
lO2S Plymouth Bid, Minneapolis. MINI.
Montana.
MONTANA CAREY ACT LANDS-Sco 900
acres now open to entry In the famous
Waller valley. An excellent opportunity
for the homSseeker seeking good farm
land for general diversified farming. The
rich soil. exhilarating climate and
abundance OF water for irrigation assures
maximum crop returns. Great for grain
alfalfa, timothy. and for stock farming.
Ideal spot for a home. Write today for
booklet and particulars. Waller Farm
Sales Company, Waller, Mont Box No II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-05
No Wood Alcohol Now.

The state pharmacy board. has removed
from the market all hair tonics con-
tanning wood alcohol and has undertaken
supervision OF all medicines sold nv
itinerant vendors according 70 the hi
ennial report OF the commission vzbtch
has Just been issued. Today the state n
practically free from hair tonics snd
toilet articles containing wood sIcsboI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-05
Texas.

TEXAS, new Catholic colony near San
Benito. close to railroad, market,
churches and schools: endorsed by Cath
Ollie Colonization society: first-class, low
price easy terms. Call or write today
for full information. Good agents
wanted.
SAN Dominic COLONIZATION CO.,
$40 Brandeis Theater Bldg, Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-05
Globe Van&Storage

Stores, moves, packs, ships; S-horse van
and men, SIPS per hr.; storage " per
mo- Satisfactory guar. ID. 1888 & Ty. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY,
Andrxej Razmus plaintiff. against Kstarsyna
Razmus. observation-disclosures, Action for abb
soluts divorce.-ro the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO answer the CON-
plant In this action and 70 serve . copy Of
your answer on the plsinti6's attorney With
In twenty days after the service Of this SUM
mons, exclusive OF the day Of service. and Ia
case Of your failure 20 appear OF answer Juds-
ment Will BE- taken against you BY default Zoe
the relief demanded In the complaint
DATED. y. 4. Nay 9th. 'siA
" ANTON dRoNicH.
Attorney Tor plaintiff
Q. & p. o. Address.
100 Broadway,
Borough Of Manhattan.
City Of New York.
To Katzrxyna vazmus. defendant: The fore
Roing summons 70 served upon you BY publ
cation. pursuant 10 IN order OF the Honorable
James A, Blanchard, one Of the yusticss Of
the Supreme Court Of the state Of New York.
dated the iSth day Of Nay. iei4 and aied uith
the complaint In the Once Of The Clark Of the
County OF New York. ~ the County Court
house, In the Borough Of Manhattan. City sqd
state Of New York. on the 18th day Of Nay.
1914.
ANTON 0RoNIcH,
Attorney foe plaintt6.
Once q Post ofhcs Addrsss.
100 Broadway,
Manhattan Borough,
NsS ycrk cty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
POLICE Department.

Observation-Disclosures $1,000, June 8, on
surgeons certificate: Ptln. VIM. Il. O'Malley
61st appted May -. 1892; J. Bolton 14sth.
appted March II, 1903; d. Mccarthy, 14eth.
appt Oct. 8, 1898.
Observation-Disclosures 8, as ptln. LIST grade:
VIM. X Bierman.
Transfcrs-Ptln. June o: J. s. Armstrong,
LIST !. n. to Detecl d.. designated as Act
Sergeant Second grade, June 10. from
commands indicated to Health Squad; NJ.
]. Higgins. 33d; j. F. O'Keefe, Goth; e.
Carbonell, nth; ]. F. Harrington, 154th
J. A. Toker. Traf. B: ]. Murray, 42d; A. F.
Hickey, 74th; F. F. Hoffman, slst; G. N
Veneer 2Slst: ]. b. Barry. Traf b. From
H. So. to commands Indicated: F. p. Rey-
no!ds. 33d; B. McKitty. 173d; r. Walsh,
215th d. w, Bath, c: O.; 7: Haywood,
c. O.; o. Mccarfrey; 173d; VIM; Carroll,
173d; c: T. Vigotty. 2Isth; c. A. Flanagan.
" As.irnments@ptln' W. X. Blerman. to
es,h June To mot9rcyele DUTY IN H. So
J. F. OKecfe. G. n Veneer. A, F. Hickey,
n. +. Hoffman, f. Carbonell. (Detec. Div,
Act. Ser I'd grade. ]. s.. Armstrong. to I'd
prSt: duty in p A. o.; June s.r.,
O. 10 days. june il. Act: D; serst; ca graded
June ss4s r. &ccsusy .d 81 to Snss
O.. 30 days, June 10 Ptln A. C. Doody. 10Th.
J. Canavan. soth and ]. Hines, i5sth. to 4th
]. D.. 10 days. June 10; J. csraseiolo and p:
T. ]. CantweIi, 18th, and l.. r. Churlo, 10th,
to Comm. o., 10 days. June II; @. Prigge, $50.
to Comm. O.. 80 days. June .; G. Downey, esth
to Comm. o.. 80 days, June 10; @. NJ Bilaner,
27sth Pct. to 18th ]. D.: 10 days. June 9: To
Detect. Div: J. #. Rotchford. 2lst, and F. w.
Miller. ssth. days, June 8, detailed to d. A.
O.: w. c.. FRANKIE. seth. days. June 8. de-
taiie "a IN O.. Queens. j l.. MaSsle, IT.,
S5th: NJ. Murray and J. p. Hopkins, ?I6th. 10
days. June 10; c. II. Eason; 18th, and 7. J.
Dalton. ssth. to D. D.. 10 days. June 10; J. 4.
10 days June L.
D:contin.ed As'i;nm ns,ts:, ft,n Inn, j.
TO bicycle duty in precincts indicated. June 10
Hickey. 18th; F, F. Hoffman,. sis,; @. N.
Advancement.-To sl;I5o sr.de-5suns 10
Kane, SO; y. j. Mcmahon; 80 e. r ss' ~ "
lehman. 81; j. w. Ray, 81: II: J. F. Lussen'
80: w. ]. Mooney, IS: C. p Brohm. u; f.
Tasssrt e5; J; ) Conway; "a; r; "; s, Snss,-
lac; c. w. Fields 1871: @. J, s:ig lSs' J.
Crane, 100; r: {. Meyer; 1884, R; Frost lss;
w y:l,s; i aas wanss sn 2sa Posi-.
T 2sSi F rly Tsxit E. p and III M J. hfA' co
80; L. Rsfsky. so. r. 7, wss.uns. 90; :: I.
land. 81: j. T. dough. SO; Il, Msuderer. IS;
Koop. a; c. II. RUSSELL. 81: A. Anderson. 81:
9. +. Blythe i45; r. w. pugau. $50: J. y.
o'Lenry, ISL: p. F. Koran: 1853; J. c, Wheat,
isi; NJ. Rocnig. 1888: j. J. Fox, 1874: J. V.
Riordan, 165; J. 8. Perfors, 1893; e y.
Thompson. vi: T. p. brennan, 27s; H. J.
i3rennan. 27e: ]. Mindheim. 2s2: l.. Moses.
D. D.; c. Il. Giiroy. Trafnc c: N. p. Nc
Laughiin. Trafic t..
Appointed O. Special Patrolman-J. r. Won
tectivN Co. June O.
Amsndment-so much OF Paragraph ?.
9. o. 1874. c. g.. ~ relates to the transfer
s1setiye 4 D. m. June Q. Of mounted patrol
men with horses and equipments. 10 amend
ed to read: From roth precinct to precincts
indicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
cIrATIoNs.

YERKEs, CHARLES THE PEOPLE or
the state o. New York, by the grace Of God
Ana q tho t. :s. S.
Charlie. Sims and Ann. Hariock sim. cS sasC".
TOR: and Trustees unds. the last VIII q
nsIIa. Limo " 'RondineIls. The Grsenwood
G GsT:s:ry; L 1N.v ,, 0w:l;y. E'hs! Link
Elisabeth Jarden. Sally Jarlen. Rachael Ia.
wards Arnold Held. frank Nothh:lfsr. Joha
ward Roshons. The Peoples Trust Z Savings
Bank Of Chicago. Thomas carmody, Attor-
ney General state OF New York; Mildred
nsIla. and to all persons interested in The ss-
tate OF Charles I. Yerkss. late Of the County
Of New York. deceased. a. creditors. Iega.
ana each Of seS a.. s:s
required personally to be and appear before
our Surrogate Of the County of New York, at
The s Ha,, Court Of :.is county. held -
York. on the seventh day OF July, 1914, at
haif-past ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day then and there to attend . judicial set.
Louis 9. owsley. ss ancillsry executor Of the
last will and testament OF said deceased; ana
such Of you ~ are hereby cited - are under
appear by your guardian, II you have one, or
II you have none. to appear and apply fov
one to be appointed. or in the event Of your
neglect or failure to do 90. . guardian will
DO appointed by the Surrogate to represent
ana act for you IN the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. we have caused the
seal Of the 6urrogates Court of
said County Of New York to Be
hsreunto ahxsd. witness, Hon.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, Q eurro-
H. 81 gate Of our said county. ct the
c. d. County Of New York. the sth day
Of May. In the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen.
DANIEL J. powDNEY,
Clerk OF the surfogatey Court,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
COUNTY COURT.
nV frFr
Wills FILED.

JOHN TARGES SILL July 2. 1919; more
than 81 900 real estate. Richard Van X.
Sill, brother. $1,000; Dunkin II. SILL brother
So. one-third OF residue to each OF sisters;
Margaret M sill; Ann D, Gallagher ,.aerv and
JOHANNA MARQUARD March l9) !.
more than $1,000 real estate. more than
$4,000 personal. She asked decent fu-
neral and provided $500 for that purpose;
residue OF estate TO my friend, Katharine
Wohr In recognition of kind attention Ind
devotion to me-" Twenty seven nepheWs
and nieces are omitted from Will a. & II.
DIR. EMIL GRUENING (May 800; to fve
children 500 900 each, and on death OF Mrs
Phebe Gruening, wife. one-hfth share each
OF residue. To wife. life use Of residence 30
East 9th St, summer estate at Rockport
Mass and life income from residue; to
Frances Gruening, sister. $4,000 In trust
income for life; Colonel S. c. Lewis, water
color by Remington. NJ. p. !. s. Isaacs
a'iRsEIWfBhEN NJ. HoYV MAY 1s; at least
5000 personal To Vavis Petersen Hoyt
600 personal, more than $4,000 real estate.
To Emily T. Roll. daughter, Jewelry. house
hold effects and $1,000; Ella v. Belize niece,
S3OO: two grandchildren. $3.50 each; residue
10 Emily T. Roll, daughter, and Theodore E.
EsTELLE GOLDBERG (May 49,; $4,000
personal To husband. son and sister. Al
bert w Venino. attorney.
GABRIEL CHEVALIER MAY 28l $4,000
personal To Lizzie Antoinette Chevaiier'
daughter Henry w. Kennedy attorney
ter; to Harry NJ. Michaelis. one of sons. all
teststor's patents and Inventions. Maurice
3. Blumenthal, attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
FIRE Department.

Lost Badge-Fireman 4th grade W. 6ey-
mour. Eng. ESQ. nned 81 for loss Of coat
badge No. 20l8
Practics--Report to Eng. of Sir. Thomas
8. Richards. at 7th Regt. Armory. az 10
a. m, June II: C. w. Roe. 1r.. Ems: Is; J.
T. Foote. Eng: IS; z. J. Donovan, Eng; IS;
SO; W; Clancy. Ems. 70; =. 4; pa%m.y.r.
e 5T Hns Eng. esi: g. Rish.rd: Eng ssf;
F. Ergenzinser. Eng. 2s7 =. Mum. Eng.
.a g. A wismsr f. Eng ESQ., J. A ,. Chat :
A WooIley, Eng. 2s7 t2d Sec): Il. Bsrnsen.
II. & /. II; e. s. Clements, II; 4 l. sS; J. IA:
A. M Forster. II. q L. 1os; J. Miller. No. s.
and ". Il. Breysr Il. Al, !. iloi n :; Bruno e
g. Brown, H. & L: 1877: J: J. oKesfs, H. q
L. TAT; J. Stack. II. & L. 14S.
Special Leaves Of Abseuce without payl--
Fireman list grade N. =; George. II, 4 l. g,
~ hours, June 10; A. Braconnier. Eng. aga.
IL hours. June 10; J. Hurley. H.. I. ~. -
hours. June II; Sd grade II. +. A. Langs. X.
& L. 1871, ~ hours, Juno 10; LIST grade =. II.
Crosby. Eng. 81. 7 days, June II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

IBy Telegraph to The rribune.l
California Lunch Co., Manhattan; IS. 900: u.
Haber. xov Forsyth St. N y; L. Finku'' H.
Ng nnrro nv Baldwin Co.. Manhattan; hard
vars. Siv'U 900; j. McCinness. Monsey. n. Y;
w. Burroughs. ID. w. Baldwin, n. T.,
spartan Tire and R a.s i iSS,h 81.
r Vf'euchtwanger. II. n. Newburser, n. r.,
Mutual Dividend Corpn.. Manhattan; hold
ing eOrporaton; $500; r n,,! ReminstonjH o -
Church ST. N ~ C. W. Bliss e T. "''
'' cstens Cigar Co. Manhsst.ni $500: Q.
zenker s51 L. sith ST.. N. T.; D. Zsnker' u
w 1e Drug stores. No. 3. Brooklyni $4,000;
DgTsara og Tslesraph Cable Cor no address.
construct and maintain telegraph line; SSo.oS;
" J. Naly Van Cortlandt ay.. Ossning N
Y. John Bottomley' NJ L.; u o. Ds Sou'~'
fr Roek.,ead Realty Co. Brooklyn. f5o, 900; W.
/. Vandegrift % Court ST. Brooklyn; II. u
bf icns f. Island oyster Farms Ser.hpSrt; SIS
600: w. x. pupis, r.: "a w1li st. ~ T.; r.
Bennett g., r. sesrm co. Manhattan $4,000:
H. Levy, 222 Fourth av.. N. Y; c. +.
shwerin. II. Davis. n. y. =.
sr ans $1,000; i. j. May SO Ms.erofs sv..
brooklyn; L. ]. Gillen. l. J. Reed .brookyn;, =,
Iris Wai;, Co. asn 1SSd,1s; iS''o3; 3.
knSo,aehIa J. l. Lindner, N. y.
Ths Avenue ID and 18th 81. Realty Corpn..
Manhattan; $4,000; c. r. Amman 2Soi Gro
p ,9ns n J.: G. Axt, Weehawksn, ". J.
~ York Structural Corpn., Manhattan;
az oSO. p b. Boehm. McGowan's Pass Tay-
sTn. N. y; q. IIarwig. The Brons; r. Hlrsch-
he En,,mbia Cloak and Suit Co., Manhattan;
q. 90. NJ Levy. e23 Kelly st.. The Bronx; +.
10 Rosepthsl Brooklyn.
whinple a sherman, Glens Falls; hardware;
COO oist. C r. Whipple. Glens Falls. N. T.:
NJ sherman, J. w. Russell. Glens Falls.
rim Rourks Co.. Manhattan; engineering;
sto 600: q. II. Finn. 5000 Fifth av.. Pitts-
burSh; w. A. Finn. Greenwich. Conn; John
+. John nG p Asnsw: Brooklyn; realty 5000 r.
11neT. A. T. Maude. Brooklyn.
"a j. Caldwell Co.. Manhattan; commits
sion merchants; 5000 900: r. J. Caldwell. Is
PARK Row, N. Y: J. c. Caldwell. n. Aetsser.
Nc; A. C. Amusement CO.. Manhattan; ss 900;
n M Hsrbach. 1851 Broadway. N. T.; y. C..
Cross. n, Y; +. d. cross. Hishsats w
Mayer. ): c. Mayer n.
H ss,.. o &c., e e'' f. Me eS x' xoy
ton ana elizabeth SITS. Albany; J. :. McGrav.
w ns Il Ir Nemer Vessels Manhattan; SIS
ooo: q n. smith. 2laJ Cation Az. Brooklyn;
4. v. Nielsen. brooklyn; c. y. Flower, River
side Coma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Anna A. Gillies, Plaintiff. against +. r.
Smith Realty End Construction Co. Ino..
ct al, Defendants.--In pursuance Of . Judg.
ment Of foreclosure and sale. duly made
and bearing date the 18th day Of May.
1914. l.. the undersigned, the referee In
said Judgment named. will sell at public
auction, at the Exchange salesroom, Nos.
i4:i6 ve.ey street. in the Borough Of Man
June. 1914. at IL O'Clock noon on that day. By
Joseph Day, Auctioneer. the premises al.
rected by said judgment TO be sold. and therein
described a. follows: "All that certain lot
piece or parcel Of land. with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected, situate. lying
City Of New York. in the County and State Of
New York, bounded and described az follows:
Beginning at point on the Southerly line Of
West llSth Street. distant one hundred and
erly line Of Eighth Avenue: running thence
southwardy but parallel with said Westerly
line Of Eighth Avenue. and through Q party
wall so far as the same stands. one hundred
000) feet eleven QD inches to the middle line
of the block; thence Westwardly but along said
middle line Of the block twenty-five feet;
said westerly line Of Eighth Avenue and
through another party wall 80 far the Same
extends one hundred 400 feet eleven dD
inches to said Southerly line OF West flsth
Street, and thence Eastwardly but along the
Of beginning"
Dated New York. May 18th. 1914.
FREDERICK r. RICH, Referee.
L. q A u. zINKE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. -
Broadway. Manhattan, New York.
The following 10 diagram Of the property -
Do sold: It's street number II s@ West 18th
West 1feth ctrset q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
REFEREE MAY BE REPLACED


Lyons France. June s.-rhe ruIss COM
mittse OF the international Amateur Ath-
ietic Federation to-day adopted q sug-
sestion originating with Franz Reichel. the
French delegate. that the referee at tbs
Olympic games should DO replaced by an
international jury Of Ave members. It IL
to be recommended TO the Olympic COM
mittee at Paris.
The American suggestion that judges
should be international also was adopted.
The committee recommends the appoint
ment OF the worlds greatest authorities
In particular events to Judge those events.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
ASKS VIEWS OF FlREMEN
Commissioner Adamson Re-
opens Two Platoon Question.

Fire Commissioner Adamson Is reopen
Ing the question Of the two.platoon sys-
tenn in his department He requested
Chief Kenlon yesterday TO obtain tho
views of all the fremen Of the first four
grades, and 70 have the men select
committee OF ono man from each grade
to confer with him on Monday as to the
proper allowance Of time or.
The rank and file Of the Fire Depart
ment are believed to be in favor OF the
two-platoon system and the oficers OPP
posed TO It, Ex-Frre Commissioners John
son and Chief Kenlon bitterly opposed
IL at a hearing last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
PUBLIC NOTICE.
PUBLIC NOTICE

SLATg OF NEW YORK. PUBLIC SER
VICE COMMISSION. SECOND DISTRICT.
ALbANI. June =, le1t.-Csss ASA petit
road Law. and section IS. Public Service
Sommissions Law. having been fled with
snis Commission BY The Lake Shore and
consent to execute mortgage upon its rail-
sosa 70 secure the payment Of debsnturs
bonds known ~ The Lake shore and Mich,-
san southern Railway Companys Twenty
% me amount Of $50, 1000. 900. and The Lake
ohore ana Michigan Southern Railway Com
Psnys Twenty-Five Tear -Four per cent Gold
nonos OK 1909 to the amount Of $50 600 900,
on said petition will be held by this Com
miseion az No. 10 Washington avenue. In the
Guy OF Albany. on Wednesday, June II, 1914,
AZ TWO O'Clock p. m. BY the Commission.
PRANK X. MOTT. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10

The approximate amount Of the lien on
charge to satisfy which the above Described
property 10 to be sold, 10 Twenty-Five thousand
seven hundred and thirty-thres W22. 71D Dollars
1914. together with the costs and allowances
amounting TO -Four hundred sixty end N-lce
Dollars. with interest from May 9th. 1914. to-
proximats amount Of the taxes, assessments
and water rates, or other liens. which are TO
be allowed to the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee. 10 Eleven
penalties.
Dated. New York. May 10th. 1914
FREDERICK r. RICH. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

REBECCA woLFsON tNov. rs; 1eOe)
total, Si4.63o; net. $9'so2. Leopold Wolison'
RES Assets. an equity OF s13.0so in 25 w.
10th ST.. deposits. $3.50; personality, $500
LULA HUERSTEL dec. IL, 1879: net,
s1g57O. Four children share equally In the
estate. Assets. $50 Grant av., The Bronx.
So 800: deposits. $171; mortgages. $4,000;
jewelry, s045, and 81 shares Eltona Realty
70 1nu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10

Albany. June Peter J. Duny. for
meriy a Now York City police sergeant
must serve his term In the state prison
for grating, the Court Of Appeals az.
cidsd to-day. Duffy was conytceed ot
accepting money from Julius ROTH te 20
permission 70 e.. sam aNss t tSrss nos noss
than four yearA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
suRRooATg's NorIcgo.

IN PUR0UANcE or AN ORDER or HON.
John ?; coh.lsn. = sunoesss q DE Scs.sy
dsrbn;. late Of the County Of Ne. YEA. DE-
ceased. e present. the sane With vesshss..
;n:s: e Ss.sss y e. ne: y s
= xnisrsoa. No Is bread Street. Beesssh q
Nanhstisn. 10 TIE CITY q Nsv yesk. - -
Dsasd Nsw ysrk. ne an cay e ARril, !stA
WS WITH < vzHSsasit4. .'..'.
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FIRE RECORD.

s:e5 A. M-2s1e Belmont sv.. n. oiesni-
7:4sA MFG W. e2d st.. Thomas Bsions;
7.ss-4oe and 4os W. 4Sth st.. Intsrboro
News Co. 5000.
$40 A. M'-Wail st. and East River. owner
unknown no damage.
Gas A. M.--s0e 9th st.. Henry Friedman:
1855 A. M'"sss w. aga st.. Joseph DOVE;
1910 p M0"soo o w. 10th It. Isidor pilios;
trining.
1910 p. M.-issth u. and Lemon av.. De.
partment OF Street Cleaning; no
las p. M.~iso riverside Drive. Mrs Iikins;
sssp Mt st. Marks Place. Harry
Rubenstein; $50.
$50 p. M-232 E. i1+th st.. David wsin-
s,espMM iTi i x st., N. Nonus; trining.
Gas p. M--3ol f. li7th st.. Antonio Gallo;
7:4o p. M.Msis W. 18th st. owner unknown;
10 90 p. M.@siSi 9TH az, John HINES:
10 40 p. M.-i057 Bathssts av. Joseph Mar
tolls; trining.
10 :DS p. M-225 Madison st.. Moses oins-
berg: trfhins.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Aultlgraph Letters. 800. Si.8o: 1000. Si.1s;
10000: 80; prompt. Phone Bsskmsn $50.
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INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
[By Telegraph to The tribunal

IBy Telegraph to The rr'bunsI
Trenton. N. j.. June 9.-Jsrsey City Tceaeeo
Co, Jersey city: $4,000: J. Baum. Lrslchsr
and Gertrude Baum. Jersey CITY.
Harrington Co, Jersey City: ei2S, 900: Ida
IDsidauf brooklyn; J. 7. Hsrrington and J.
AaTtnGteu, Jereey GU.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

Supreme Court-PHILBIN
# J CaulfeldTda NJ Conklin-W Rooney
Emile Hoffman, Hannon-J Lynch' .
Margaret Maynard/A Rutter-A !
Rutter. -
BY GREENBAUM. J.
f Kieswetter/R c Wood-R WOOD.
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COUNTY COURT-Part Iv-FA
QUEENS COUNTY.

Trial Term--Pnr I-sCUDpER. J. Part ii
--GARRETsOS, j.
The attention Of the bar II called to Kules
s, and OF the calendar rules Of Trial Term.
Calendar At 10 g. IN.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JUNE TO- 1914

Augusta schiesinser Isaac De Ringer
John y Lockwood lCharlotte Lane
Trial Term-FOwLER, s.
CONTESTED WILL.
Sarah A knight
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H-M'ANOY. J.

Trial Term--Part III-LYNCH. J. Case
unflnished. Part IV-ODWYER. j. Clear.
Part V-SMITH, j. Case unfinished. Part
N-FINEIITE. J. Case unfinished. Part
WILLIAMSON, ]. Clear. Part VIII. DEL
EHANTY. j. Case unfinished. Causes TO
be sent from Part | to Parts III, ~, V, VI,
VII and VIII for trial.
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