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New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
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BUFFALo-H A Msldrrm Co; B Fcots ils
cHiCAGOEGreen's I'D. Green I2fs s.T. s'h
KANSAS CITY. Mo--Bernh.;n:r BrOs CO. O
ST PAUL-Alsnhe!n-r Bros. NJ kaufman iHo
ST P1ULIBannon Bros. ws,nsers i7si BVV.
HmADEIPHIA-BlAunsrs. Blsunx ,Oba Is
PiTTSBt RGi-Frant & seder Il shanberE
flI coats. 40 an az. ION n0or. A.,
PHHADE1PHIA--Bels & Bers B Berr and Mrs.
SIOUX CITY-Davtson Bros. FlshfAn. 1881
B"ay. I'm noor ..,.,
BUFFALO-H A MeidruD Co; A FoOts. us !"
ST PAUIl--Slanheimer Bros; Mr Kaufman. i77o
ST PAUL-Bsnaoa Bros. A weinberg I7sl Bwv.
llth door
BUFFALo-H A Meldran Co; Foots lis
" 32d S. Room 1910.
CHICAGO-Greca'S Ltd Gr-ea 1870 Bvay. s'h
KANSAS CITY. Mo-Bernheimsr Bro. a Co; C
SchiT iobs " 22d s. 5fh door.
rHMADELPHIA-Bsrs & Bers. BerE and Mrs
PTiIIADEi. PIiiA-Blauner's BlaunsE. Joe.; Is
ST FAUI-BanHoa Bros A weinberg 1851 B~.y.
ST PAJI-Manhs.mer Bros M Kaufman. 1910
sI0uX CiTY-Dsudson Bros. Il T1shssn 1851
BwSy. llth ro0r.
SKIRTS.
CHICAGO-Green's Ltd: b Green sprinEi l7Io
BHay 9Th floor. -
ST PAUL,-Nlanheimef Bros: Mr. kaufman 1910
Bway 4th floor
PHUADELPHIA-Bcrg a Berg. Berg aud Mrs
Dorfman jobs. 200 jth az Room lll6. -
SIOUX CTTY-Dauds0n Bros. Il FkhssA lZol
B8ay llth h0or
rurs.
PTrrsBURGH-Frans 4 sedsr. II shAmserE Ho
An az. 10th noor
CHICAGo-Gr--n'A Ltd. Green. iNs b"aJ' eth
ST PAUI-MsnheimeT Bros: NJ Kaufman 1870
Miscellaneous.
BOSTON-Filcne's. Mr Phillips. ladies' eoaS, Mf
Clark. millinery Mr Dutch. unirmmed millinery
Ms. Webb misses dresses. Mis-, PEEK muslin
underwear. bath robes and pettlcoatsi loasemen,
Mr Koenssthal mems and t1ys c-oil.s' NJ. VI.
Ring fIrs and dresses. Alr Levy. waists. w
smith corssts petticoats. infants. children 40
Juniors coats and dresses. Mr. CAllts ml-.iAeiS (
Afr Schroeder muslin underwear. kimgnos anu
dressing saccues. llo " 5-d 50. l3iL loot'
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
WILLS FILED.

DANIEL P. coNNoR dec. Io): nor. nn rs-
900 pe1onsl. 70 Edith X. Connor. wife, and Psultns
" Counor. daughter Louis II. Rove. atty.
SARA l. TIIURsTON dec u; mor- than tis.-
90 real estate: more thar $4,000 peronsij % I'd
ward y. Thunt0n. husband. properly at ils East
2eth e. income tor llfe from 5000 % Challyte
NJ Leggetf mother EdEand y. Thurston. son. w.
900 Frederic De r Foster atty.
SUSAN MARGARET MKrM De-. lO more
than $40 900. % John A. Mckim, brother. ~. .ooe
IN cash. ieWc.ry other personal Effects and one hsf
q residue. William Duncan Nrhim. brother ~
000 real estsfe o. Baltimore eld one BAR nesld1e
Wlitlock 4 simolds. sttys
TAYO SANDS tAuE 23l. a. Poisyi Frsaes {:
more than s. 900 personal. % Ardree fNot g7T-
erness u tesatriKs children. s. 900. 'urs AID ohsr
persoual Effects % be disposed ~ by Anna p. Nes-
i0n. mother Residue 20 Anne BartHs sands I'D
Ceorge Winthrop sands. chidrn ogden J. MIS-
srd Anne Hartman Vanderbilt a1e appoinief
glariians o. the children. Mr. Nils being named -
executor Mrs. Sands made request On her VII
that Ald-re Ptfi0f te retained A. gQferless. ret-
son Je1lfng 2 d RIsseI. sf'ys.
MARY G BARNES (Dec ID: more than so oos
rsa estate more Than $1,000 person9l. % .ChAr,es
Wheeler Baucs. son, property A. 100 Esst llth 81
free N mo1gage. personal errects % children aid
srzrdrhi dren AID residue o. state % dalElters,
Nsry B Leonard Nsrtha b. schirmsr ald Lucy
B Brown ard Charles Wheeler Barnes. son. Yer
Planck Prince q f.anders. afiys
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

tBy Telegraph 20 The Trbunel
Albany. Dec. 2L-IlcoDorsuous ned with sscfe-
,ay Of STATE
Buruee Corporation. Manhattan. manufacturing
non alcoholic drinks. $4,000. r. T Neeiy. lss
West SAN e.. y. T.. " s. Burrows sEd J. ;.
Barr y. y.
Takamine Laboratory. Manhs,tsa: chemicals. &c !:
SD 900. Abraham Smith IS Wall 81. n y; NJ
b. Bernstein and L C. Weller. y Y
Msyv.I!e Hardware and Garage Co. MsyuIe.
y 7; 81 600. directors. A b. Brace Mgule.
~ J. Harry Arnold and z. z. eUctdnd. May
p raonsshef,sy Tnsat5s Co, Manhattan 5000:
Lps Elm; \. y. Morris Cautiously. BUoklyn
stand hooi Garden. Manhattsn. theaires $50
goo g Compton; 40 West llsth st.. y. Y. D.
The Seyila Lumber Co. P0ughkeepsie. ss25. 900
Clarence sague, " H. sheriff a1d ! ". shernll.
Hote des Artists. Manhattan. realty: $50. .Ooe
q. M Pollard. III Madison ag. ~ T.; hehad
f9iS 9i, ana Emil 5 Jonas y D,
g.. " y. S H. Minor. y. =. @ c. D. Rogers.
ne Presiolene Co. Buffalo: chemicals, TO
10000; W G.. Edwards. BhfEetufE ontario.
W a OFT snd james. Buffalo. y Y
The Furnished Apar ment Corporation. Tie BrunI
realty 8. 900 Arthur Calm. sei Pas; iisth 81.
n. " j. Calm. J Heg, n Y
easy 5000 'Fs FTaas 's hiiss Fsss % Tfss. . sas
P.ymouih SIS. Brooklyn. n. D. Becker. y II. Ksl-
,,5 Eisard 5s5 R. Flynn a Ca Manhattan, Isstagrs1.;
,lns413n Market y. I: z r. Plynn. Tho BronI: 4:
:, P1a AIaeliea fsgcf CO.. Manhattan. tis, 900. Q
y !. Nissen. BROOKLYN. y. J
collapse P-oi4ets Co.. consolidation OF Poltins
stand Co. and Folding stand Manufacturing Cor
p1ration. y. =. metal stands. 100000; n. A.
stone. l3 Myrtle g., White Plains. y. =; W. v
Bennett Omaha. Aeb. v Banks. ~ l..
clam1ion Electric M's. CO. Tho BfonIi po.eoe.
" Lar plrein. 23l2 Hughes SV. The Bronx, Sal
n T.
Hart Coal Corpn., Fulton. y. r; $1,000 y z.
Hart. as Oneida 81 Fulton, y. - c. W. strost-
er. g. J. Sirreter. Fulton. y. Y
Samstag anI Hilfcr Bros, Manhattan; t>selry.
lcather. &c s. $50 900. B. g. Psskus, izs BNaJ..
y. y. A I. Rose. " II Je1ers y Y
Brown Brand Realty 60, Manhattan; tloooo;
Brand " T.. Charles Brown, v Y.
Milton G. Henley Manhattan plumbing, ct1.
5000 " G Henlsy. 1894 Leriaron az. y. z:
d. J. Riorfa1. y. " +. Hoeing y 7.
National safety Trsin Control and signal On.
sales syndicate Manhattan. $50 90 Herman Rosen-
blum 800 Freeman st. The Br0ut. William Butler,
The Bronx. Le'gis Lapites. Brooklyn. \. y.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TO-DA Y

When a garment is offered TO me a. a
low price | will always buy IL. These
boy statesmen make their own prices
for the sake Of getting an order. and
when il is handed in 20 the concern
they tell the manufacturer that that is
the BUYERS price, and in several cases
the goods are not shipped. II real
statesmen were employed who under
stood a garment a buyer would not
have 20 waste his time looking at mer-
chandise that he will never get. IL Is
about time that these manufacturers
who employ Office boys as salesmen
awoke 70 the fact that salesmen are
wanted 70 visit the buyers and not mere
order takers
An out-of-town buyer who has been
in the market for the last few days
reports that many dress manufacturers
are not in position 20 show their new
spring lines, owing 20 the fact that new
colors are coming out almost every day,
and in many instances the materials
that were made for their spring line
are of the sand and putty shades, and
the new colors cannot be had in the
materials that are already completed.
He further stated that the bringing out
or new colors so often VIII be detrl-
mental 70 the spring purchases, as
many buyers will be skeptical about
placing large orders on colors that they
know nothing Of He said: 81 called
on a well known manufacturer, and he
told me that sand color was going to
he worn very extensively. In the next
place that I visited putty shade seemed
10 be the rage. Every manufacturer
seemed 20 be pushing a different color.
and the consequence is that | have
been in the market almost a week and
have not bought anything"
At meeting in Chicago recently Il
was decided by the waist and dress buy
ers 10 give all their attention 20 buy
ing one-piece dresses in cotton or silk.
Looks as though the waist manufactur-
ers are going 20 have rough going for
the spring trade.
There is apparently no reason for be-
ing anxious as 20 the business outlook
If the card issued by Mr. Wechsler, OF
the Lerner Waist Company. Is correct
Il says: Business is good Every
man | called on yesterday said he was
too busy % see me-"
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
PUBLISHERS.
The READY to WEAR GUIDE
{. eoasBlted seekb BY 5000 bUyrs.
sdsertisins Rate. $50 psse.
40 Fourth Ave. Mad. Sc. Nil
nISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
20 section 81 o. the General Corporation
rovr and uurguant 20 a resolution % tho
DIrecior, OF the TENTH AVENUE THEA =
TIRE co.. duly adopted on the ist day OF
December. 1914. special meeting OF tho
stockholders OF the said Tenth Avenue Thea
fre 20 will be held az the otiice of the
COMPANY. al No. o. Broad Street. Bogough
of Manhattan. city of New York, on tho
seventh day of January. 1918. AZ three O'Clock
D. m. fcr the purpose Of voting upon a
nroposition that the corporation he dissolved
fo-thwith and for the Transaction OF such
other business as may lawfully cone before
said meeting
dated New York. December ist. 1914
DANIEL q. GRIFFIN. Secretary.
Kendall n Herzog,
Attorneys for Corporation.
80 broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY of New York.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
Lnndon seIllne E1nected.

From Wall Streets point Of view the
-r.rtipsl interest IN the decline IN eX-
.ssrgs rates is IN the fact that Il may
uovoke new selling from abroad Of
lnsriesn securities. For one thing,
Ne decline in rates here means an sd-
vance in London In the prices of Amer
ita,s. For example: The London equiv
alsnt Of 8 New York price is obtained
By multiplying that price by and
dividing the result by the cable trans
isr rate. Thus, the lower the divisor,
or cable transfer rate, the higher the
resultant price, or the London equiva-
lent Of the New York price. As Lon
don prices for American stocks rise
they approach the July % level Of mini
nuns, established 0y the Stock Ex-
change authorities there. There are q
great number Of contracts frozen"
there which the brokers' are anxious 20
melt Not only that, but If England is
unwilling in her time Of need 10 part
vlth gold she viii have 20 pay her
American debts with American securi-
ties. these being her chief other avail
abe assets
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
Ercnss OF Reason7

On the Stock Exchange in the early
afternoon the report that e large mer-
s1tti.e house was in trouble was gem
sraiy used for an excuse 20 sell stocks.
he story was not a new one. Il had
'sen eategorica.ly denied earlier in the
nonia By persons in authority, and in
''iy Developed no more reason for
''nseering 10 true yesterday than il
vas some days ago. In some specu-
awe quarters 10 was said, in fact, that
tsispori was really an excuse for the
11'isis decline rather than a reason.
ne traders have been bearish ever
sl'' me exchange reopened, but except
,'i me decision Of the Pennsylvania
5s'le Service Commission cutting
1'.n tie rates for tran sportation of
a,'.'s;.te they have had little but gen
ga 'o,citiors % work with.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
Debate Exchange Regulation.

At the annual meeting Of the Amer
lean Economic Association at Princeton
on December % public regulation Of
the Stock Exchange will be discussed
by Professor Henry c. Emery, of Yale;
Samuel Untermyer and W. c. Van Ant
werp. a member Of the board Of gov
ernors. Professor Emery will attempt
10 treat the subject from the stand
point Of an impartial outsider. Mr.. I'm
termyer will advocate public regulation
and Mr.. Van Antwerp will talk in IA
vor Of keeping the present system OF
government.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22


prCrSfONS-Iy GARkEISONs J.. -.
ps--e- IS kramer. verdict directed n favor o.
81 I,,,s-r- Rro. J0ll Pirh Iron Works. Iine 20, oi
service of order requiring ildsas.t ,o,s2,ns
grr,if.rt ~ appear aud be- eTali.el -, - -
h. rr,rartv zri the Legation felA.l5 - - ~, -,
fsi.f iT auuearaIce being Do issue, "i- t.1. l.1...s
fIer die parties 90 this motion 20 plllsn lLe teo ,
dent IN The Judgment debtor As l0f 10u'e-''
wednesday Dec -3 st 10 m. .,..1 and
tidg-eut debtor fucd $50. % be committed un'u
fre b. paid not exceeding 81 Gays. ..
Gobach Presto -O-Llte co. Motion r1ntea- %,
Nahgeek Manhattan & queens Ifac O0p '@''
Neess Hage1.aycr order signed. -, ,.,..,,..
Copqel.I Johnston e a. Ju4sA1n' u
sud SAFE. + R4Llgeber. referee
By CLARK. j -.
N.-fr Martin. Complaint dismissed. Tithol1
costs r,i,, r,,n-GARRETsON J.-ls a n
1, a r.rlfesfef t.at the name of t1A4 colhsel U
fled With tu- CLERK 80 ran l. . NJ. 4 .rs
Attention ~ the bar ls la--el 2" NUTS -
-......f.- -rlf. Queens County.
q q e1J-a. ,.-sl, Ii.ier Dlleea Frankin's. Inc
nsi-l.l ~ - sdn,rJ L b Buh.er Co/Antre~
VI a. a. -, -. -, a. Kftcde.l Realty Co. lac,
C,-f+.r lt.iisouE. .Bklyu e, .. ilqueD
Cotol Cot1ll q, " ~ ~ Hunter Bradley Scn
1IlrnerIO Oliver rypesriter NoodflI ei.., bi-l.
Erg.ehardl Lake - i'-'-'''. '--'
Forristall p QC&sRk . ,s - Ill p.
The following causes. mafhel H.e'. %, -,
passed for the day. No cause VIII ~ 80 ~
dsy On US .i..lao1 ga, =, Jsnlson ~ Y&QCoRy
Srher admK Netter et a. 6oeh.ef, y i,erN - D. ~
ZeifzIB % X Il Co hlH j. a. - J."
Sluooi5 ~ y 80 Neg5 an inf Miller z;
sele ~ q ArsrUAifzI LAuch a. rec
Wats5nI IstdOnCoNY -l.er E p c.t, !. IL - co
Charoskogs d Ncf0lsC lcNl i'-.i- -,e1 ~" csg.,s,y
Highest number reached Oh TIC se"''-'
"a
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
NOTES OF THE TRADE.

"Many manufacturers are employing
order takers instead Of salesmen," said
a we'll known resident buyer. In many
cases our buyers have placed orders
with these boys, who know no more
about the merchandise they are selling
than a shoemaker In one particular
case boy about sixteen years old
called at my office and asked tp see
certain buyer The buyer who was
busy at the time, could not see the
salesman but on the back Of his card
was written a very Aattering otfel, ana
the buyer, being a little curious, told
the Salesman to wait and he would
see him. After looking over the mer-
chandise that was being offered at ex-
ceedingly low prices he placed an order
for immediate delivery. After waiting
for al least two weeks the buyer wrote
me 10 call at this concerns office and
find out why he order was not shipped.
called at the manufacturers and was
told that the merchandise was sold too
cheap and therefore could not be deliv-
cred Instead Of writing the concern
which had placed the order, the manu-
facturer simply dropped the matter
When this Salesman called at my Of
fee again | told him that he was not
welcome. Several manufacturing con-
Germs are putting the blame on the res
ident buyer for cutting the prices
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
Wheat at a New High.

h,..s stocks were declining wheat
sH paying true % tradition and ris-
rs h o. as 1t is ordinarily put, stocks
~ wen wheat rose. In the market
nOhltsgo the December contract moved
. he highest price OF the year,
n@ bushel. Telegraph dispatches
.A's been recording an extraordinarily
s'g' export Of the cereal 20 Europe
'iNs by reason q the war the nations
" being hard put % find enosgh
Ealsble food.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
More Minima Lowered.

s..'. speeial Stock Erehsnge com
A., % enarZe % tle fixing Of mini
fss,- P'.ses On The stocks which rtll
y,,,. thfts restricfiors announced
l.sS,. Hat reductions % The foi-
q 10 m.nima will become effective
tho. Dsy.nn'n2 of business today:
k,ssgii, Nossi .ins, i07. Louisville 4
isr,sS 10, beaboerd Air Line pre-
hs,t,- boothern Railway 10.
.sn I'm. HsilNay preferred. gf The
III "a as',ias 1s ina ,xers, respectively. liz,
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

R~nn-d steady. Pine Uanulaied vas Hated a.
Torn s5c o. 3 o5c. hut frfnrrs were accepting
orl-r. a. 4ssc net leas pcr cent flr cash Gaa
slgAf stsafy. snd trading only moderate some
an dufy sugar. we're sold Isfa nI ~afIrIaf sf
,qusi to about 4I1o for centrifugal bu' there rrs
d smau sale ~ Porto ucos from store az equal 90
a on far centrifugal thr spot price rra l.r-
frrrs we're not Aggressive. uIt the mar.ef I4.-
frrD anl unchanged tclfffural vas ou..sI ff
40lc molalscs a. 5ec. and Cuba. clat alI freight
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Sea York. December ~. 1914
BUTrTR.
Heoelp's 1e5I Tku STOCK arrived slowly ard
nj nlurh tffln Cfeamey. cffraa lsl fr1feI sea
rfAc. higher 85c hnts. - H flc, seconds. .fl -ir.
held erffaa fe2 soofri. asal-hc. higher o a
rrr. nrsia 20agi W.. state daiv. enrt. l1a U.
soof fo prime. 29a3lc, imitation creamery. tus
zsaz3Ac .,.
Hsoesys e0s boIsa LIipr'es stiii Shes Interest
hi htys uot ftiscd thsf bids. Latte doas Slsts
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

fHy Telegraph % The Tribune
Tren,nn. y J.. Dec 2l-Edgari = Brl-u Co
Tasf Orange. real stale. SO 900. = Z. Bruen
" L Keafi1s and Ida l. McLold Ezst Orange
Esssr specially Co. NesArk. f-rEora auf toys
500 900 Benedict WOLF. Fannie Wof. Newark. N
NJ Adler Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December q. 1914
GRAIN.

WHEAT The market was active and gronE Nm
aggressive buying eary both fCr fo-elU account a.
hv outside interests. Al fie advance prices t'r
December and July ln CHicsg1 made lew high rer-
orls f0r che season. and. while there wa. partial
setback toward the close under profit t4EuF t.aI
quotations we've Sake met higher shipment s
from America last week. according Oh frIori4..
we're D. i6- 600 bushels W tte lar..t clearance. Hl
record 0ut although receipts AZ Interior point. .a.t
week gcre smaller tta visible supply of domestic
wheat decreased only lla4o1J bushels "als
bonded Wtea; lost sO 900. STOCKS ll Canada rH4-
ever Increased @ e--. 600. making 'ofal increase
in America of l7sfO00 There were sad to he
very large export orders here. ult they Hers Gglal-
entity limited as % price. and the advance in F4.-
ues checked business. lu fls I0ea. cash market 80
= red winter wheat and SO hard were quoted at
s. 44Lc. all train. q track. export No Northern
Duluth s. 5i4. and SO D northern MANITOBA.
g 3-i.c. 8 { Buffalo CORN-Aetive and rrn
TIE movement az Interior points was w-I te.ut
both last aeek and last year hI, ths visible
increased 2l0l. 900 bushels and fhe market ..-t
part n the early gain closing y -e- net Lg..r
Local cash so yellow -1rn was quoted at i..tr
e. 8 90 arrive. prime Argentine. isc nominal os-
u7ercd OAIS-Pr.ecs were higher early sell =
pressure developed the bulge. however. an la"r
Che market was easier closing Csc over 20 ls. net
higher Local cash marfe. trw. standard ff'te.
80 o. 5fc. No 8. $40. so Z. .zr. fancy clipped
,1c; ordinary clipped. 55lzr. al elevator. klt-
F.rmer. 40 western. 81 lla.c q export BAR
LFY-Fim. feeding t9- 5 NeN YORK. mating
-4os2c Bu-a.I Bl gkWHtAl l->feaIJ o.
Jsuarese. mlred anI silver lul. 81 s..
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
cnFFFF

Conditions were unchanged. ard .hs usrFrt -rI-f
dull and ieatureioss with sales " only 1000 bags
Cost and freight orcr from Brazil unchanged uit
the uarke, was firm with the cheapest Santos 4s
her. A. g2fr Prices f1r near positions were
steady. ranging from % 9 points advance while
the ate months were unchanged 90 points lower
az the close. Spot market quiet. with RIO -s
quoted AZ 7gc Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
COURT CALENDARS
1"V "I' 3DIIE OF VIC IHo
FEDERAL

SUPREME COURT.
A smytsr Co.um1A. Tenn. DuneA.
Lowell. Mlss + ] Ll-ssT Ild A Kuhn. Ss- f1rk
Civilian siLemo0fs Z AIFcl bfav'
J-1s---t --lrmed. Ei-h costs- -
5Ii-H0.l4l A Drrs sheriff q Coos Cganr'
tl-a- of-er reversed Win cost 40 s.,s -
mal-e1 f1r further gr0CeetiLgs iu conformity VIZ
Cgi..ig- u this court
5.i-JJles national Bank ChIrisa Ysies ct a
e.--b--h q stAl .ehlrst. Charles l-l@ ~
.gs-A u-a b1lE charles la,es & a. ana
ull o. advance granted AID cases assigned iof
AZ -m-lt TUESDAY. teorlay -3 Lszt
e.9-palIe. M-Dgusa.I Edmond hehv e' a.
Sane -
o-s-Grsenlsaf johnson Lumoef Co Iandlsy NJ
Garrison. Secretary Jf Var e. a. Same.
atlantic Coast line Rall70adW Glenn
Ml-.g- to dismiss % er-rn pQstpGaed 70 hearing
5e5-Chln Kim samuel " Bsckua Commissioner
" lmmi grafton. etc. Motion y dsr-iss OF A11rIn
denied without prejudice.
b-J-Alfam hQseluergsrI Pt-co EIpres 90.
70s-New YORK LIE hsur.nos CoIEns Gould
Du-.e75. WIT ~ certiorad granted
ll-MAns Csrl0lLelI samuel W BAckus Com
miss!orsr u Immigration. etc. Mandate granted
ts--E DUPONT cs N-m0lE Powder CoIWil an
scl4o-tn4n- Petition iof Wit of ceriorAn SUB
I-s-stsnlsy Brown /Pteis. Cost Coal Co sama
ls5-Lelish VALLEY Goa 20 stsnislA" fenss'ass
,o-rnsJ-ststs Of North Carolina STAT q
tennessee. tine within which % name commission 70
eu herein extended for sIy DAYS
5g.-5ea1Jard Air Line kai.Hay. lila VI Thorn-
tol. ~ alniaisiratrE. etc. Motion 70 dismiss or
5js-Ens Railroad Co Joseph Solomon. Motion
% dismiss ol zilrm or transfer 20 s4nmAJ docket
submitted
BlJ call for Monday January 4, Ffn be n fol
lows. Numbers i3s. 594. 455 lant $3I). 5sl. SOS.
l4 CSC. i-3. B-s. ti5. ass and isil. and oi5.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
P1st0cce Building
luD Csiendar-Ai Gts sIlS y. HAND, J.
pHEFEhkLD CAUSES
SpcrlmauI SY .NH&Hlk Hearn /NNNH&HhR
hllle-. Penn hh httlrer Armour %
DI41I Postal Trdusf ser T. ITrasly
Au-Elevtelz NINH&H Curtis /Ea.es
F0unt + r Bor/Yals&T L. 81 Lace Table Cloth
I...lsI.. I.e.4..- RANT AuIipc&C &C COW estchosIf z
Weezaor-h NYEH&HKH A.u-llla E1eRk
BarzINlNHNHRK HIWaul R0s:Jm RlJ
Wechy0ru Same p.tllnllI Emsy
lau.e- t1 Ue sent % Room iIl.
Equity Casndsf-LEAkNED HAND, J.
r0st01cs Building
Cohen /UhNeIdef
tquib Calsndsr-MAYEh. J.
Nu.lNur-l Building
singer lamont Cor. lssdsCo Eat0lI llrsch A Josl
MllerCo| Johnson Finch Moore
Baldwin Ambercf. mbietF same Richardson
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
wFsTCBEsTER COUNTY.

w Id y IL - '~--
SUPREME cOURr.
Part I-KEOGH j. Far' ii-lill,i.3. ~. 'tT.y,to,
Malti aspy FavllC Ihtlls
Liberty Brewing OF Hi.o.'-'l ,
Johnson West 50 ~ iL1e' '.e-
Niebfarr West So ~ al-t
UsrsIIIlo| NTC&Hkkk reiLt @isU,,
kghu. llmuC-3 1'-,.yg gfPpp
ognt SsL--t- an -,rsss MAJ either bs marked rrady
or marked over to ano-Aei --5 a. i,t .E,r,,,,rs,
Harrison /ChHlAutosef sia ialli ll,.l pi4rs, tfh
PIFr-. Mu Life lus A.,...A. a. T5.rv-,
Cgrufi EN- TcrCity Hyglce l.--'- So
Weaihertcc Lcislei1 t-g... -t.-.fcrTlfIl Autn.s
Boui0u Hughes - ~
alIfYOnhers kh ,s-,--. pf--h
Hoffman same ps-,. tpfseis
Tacruar T.eb0d Con nAl.. I.
Hoasef fNTW&BRy 49, 'p44D4
GalleittSS,, - - tI,~r.r Abrams /D6L Blds 90
naIIs naIIs " stiPT n Gfogan MARVEL Brscoe
1 ill.1I Ios,,s CarDeuter T A Gillespie
,,s,''-f.., ,5V.tsn,.n Murray /Wuppernan
Gchaffer a uion Ry llelalef n.atl ''NIs
Sane same Fl's .N-
Tsdgiry INeW RochHosAs White a sons IfscJna
WrsanarT Ncunch
highest number reached on cali 10
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
REFEREES APPOINTED.

oVFHtHt VVVh III 'IIlNIO NJ -
CITY Real Estate 60 Lfale-lier1 A Friedman.
Robertson C0IFergIs0l-Edw L Paris
FisigI IJac0bs0l-tieorge R0esch
Brooklyn Bldg Mat C0'Zucker-P Gresoy.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
Letters of Administration.

ANGIE DILLON D0NSELLY March "a issel !:
g. 200 personal ard real state. Letters . FrAncs
Porbe. Donnelly. son. Josegl Rowan. atty.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
COTTOKsEED OIL.

Ftrrer. Pr.ces a. ne ciose Wefe T loll ioir'9
"a. hirher Crude was firm and there was an ar-
seaco q hedging pressure. Lacal contract Dri.ts.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

LACOMBE. COKE. WARD and ROGERS. "
AZ DO 80 m.
Pos-oric8 Building
GENEI.AL CALENDAR
RyHailAssn fHarrif gtJu Cules Imports Bans
ElsilecrC0 Ba'sIel G. suafu.> - rug Little
simpler Lta /ReuireH MfgCou, SecuT/ lBT
uL.t I.lt. lla.U-s sane same
Go. Metal Box Ia peI J-4t-A q. Hilltrd
q " 4. ID Nat. l..
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

sosclal Term-Thsls-BLACKMAR J.-lo N
SO Iar calendar Case ln tral.
sURROGATES coURT-kEIchAM :.
10 a a.. 90 Han OF Records.
WILLS.
,-.,., - c-,,,.-reu Harriet Egglcs'on
- r,-irr John Meiual
Nina WOLF A T. Farley
John q Lu-og -.---,,.. .-,,>.
,,-.. p.,..r,ts, AiI.uaei NuEsnt
'4HiI7 -" tCg0r-NTTNCS rs ESTATES.
seth johnson tti h4'' ',,...,.-
p.-i Catlarre Flynn
ls s.'te,derrsr J. R OrFe4
Wm j Collier .,-,..,
r,.t.- ,.,.e.-4e4 Treiweu. infants
t1,-.a.b E-,ay.e-sin ~heehy infsns
irg,rfs Josiah 7 smith
iHl,'ss - N.,ers Etler yOu Claim
IT,. 49, TS,el-sa Nlclael M0rdry
COUNTY COURT-Cly.l Csiendar-PaH ~
AlJouued until Monday. jan =
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

Local msrfet dun OI~ling prices were
crsrred 10 points lower The market c'r..I
sfcady a. unchanged % 8 points higher Ices.
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
REcEIVERs APPoINIEo.

SUPREME C0URT-GIFGEWCH. J.
n Eisdeuherg' A ! Beuaim-Percigai Wilds
By GOFF. j.
Cor, @ Clopton John CI0ptDn-Joseph Quinn.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
KINGS COUNTY.

SUPREME CoURT-BRADT. J.
WOllner SCtreilcr-Emest Hal