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New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
MINOR CHANGES IN
BASKETBALL CODE
Indications Point to Game
Growing in Popularity
on All Sides.

Satisfaction with the present college
basketball playing rules was the message
brought from all over the country by the
members Of the rules committee to the an
nual meeting in this city, yesterday.
only minor changes were made in the
code The timing Of the game. which has
been in the hands of the umpire for the
past two years, was found TO impair his
efficiency for more important duties. and
so he was relieved, and provision made for
two timers.
The warning TO players for removing
their hands from behind their backs on the
jump bah was removed and in future a
foul will be called for failure to keep the
arm behind the back.
A QUESTIONABLE was mailed to five hun
dred leading colleges and officials. asking
for recommendations for changes in the
rules and opinion as TO the welfare Of the
game. Approximately four hundred re-
plies were received and only three stated
that the game was diminishing i'm popu-
larity. No colleges were recorded as hav-
ing dropped the game, while about twenty
colleges and high schools were listed as
having adopted the game for the first
time during the past year
Dr. James Naismith. of Kansas Univer-
sity, who, while Director of Physical Ed
ucation at Springfield Training School in
1891 invented the game and is present
member of the committee from the Mis-
souri, Valley Conference. reported 10 the
members that there were 5.773 organized
teams or about 40 900 college and school
boys playing basketball, and while there
is no accurate way to gauge tie total
number Of persons playing the game. he
estimates it at 10000. which would mean
that more persons play organized basket
ball than any other sport save baseball in
the opinion Of the committee.
Oswald Tower. Of Williams College, now
at Andover Academy represented New
England. Dr. Joseph T.. Raycroft, OF
Princeton University. and Ralph Morgan,
Of the University OF Pennsylvania, repre-
sented the Middle Atlantic section. L. W.
St John. of Ohio State University. repre-
sented the Ohio Conference. DR.. j.. j.
Cooke. Of the University OF Minnesota
represented the Western conference. Dr.
James Naismith represented the Missouri
valley Conference, and Director Lery
Prentiss. OF Lawrenceville Academy. rep
resented preparatory school interests.
Dr Raycroft WAS reelected chairman OF
the committee for the fourth year. Ralph
Morgan. Of Pennsylvania. was reelected
secretary treasurer for the eleventh year,
while Oswald Tower. OF Williams, was
made editor Of the rule book. succeeding
Harry 4. Fisher OF Columbia University.
who retired after serving ten years.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
FIRE DEPARTME

Retired-Chlef of Battalion John T.
Moore. ssth Battalion. from April o.
Resigned Donald G. slattery
rngIne Company 2c9. John p G. Thelen. En-
cine Company 20: William T. Shcahan. En-
eine Company s.
Appoint ments-fth Grade-Sidney Blum
Engine Company s: Joseph Brunner %; Ed
ward Hoffer. So. Harry l.. Dickson. 257 James
J Cream, 76 George J. Kimmerling. ols .fohn
r. Flynn. 8. Henry Mollcr. ess: william 5. a.
Kelly. eOi. Henry l.. Schreiber. I'll. Andrew A.
sharp. l3. John J. Scanlon. Hook and Ladder
.: Adam t. Eich. los. Cornelius r. Harrigan.
. stephen F.. carney i32. william Z. Gcher,
4 Charles 4. Horton. -
De-igDation-W William Clark chief llth
Battalion. as acting deputy chief.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
WILLS FILED.
The following Wills were filed in the Sur
rogates' Court yesterday:

The following Wills were nieu IN tne sur
ro9ates' Court yesterday:
pHOE:BE CAROLINE LAW RENEE To
the society for the Relief Of the Destitute
blind IS 900. Domestic and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF the Protestant Episcopal
church. 81 5O0 New York Protestant Epis
copaI Mission Society $1,000: Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society. for the work Of
the Nobrars League Sl.joo. and 900 FOR
work among the negro people OF the United
States other requests were 10 cousins. aggre
eating $34 900. residue 10 Henry Cotheal
Swords nephew who also receives all paint
ings. silverware. books and furniture Of tes-
tatriN
MARY r LANE-To Salvation Army
$4,000: Association for the Relief OF Re-
spectacle Aged and INDECENT Females
$40 600: 81. Lukc's Hospital, $4,000 to en- :
dow three beds 7th Regiment. portrait 81
father. Samuel T. Ross; two servants. 5000
each; Z. Caroline Rogers. cousin or late nus
band $4,000. Hannah Johnson. 5000
Theodore r. fiinsdsle. $4,000. Julia ". Lane
cousin OF the late husband. 5000: residue 10 n.
Ripley jackson and Miss Frances Brown
cousins and Mrs. Solomon Hnsdale. IN equal
parts.
WILLIAM I.UMMIS, banker. who left
more than 81. COO 0oo left Nea to st Vincent q
Hospital William Maxwell f.ummis ami John
Maxwell Lummis. $50 0"9 each residue To Mrs
Elizabeth Lummis. wife and John Maxwell
Lummis, son. Mr. I.ummis had large real
estate holdings In Manhattan and Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
81 Telegraph % Nc Tribune.

BY Telegraph to The Tribune
Albany. March 30.-The following incor-
porations were filed to-day with the Sec
retary Of State:
The Blaney Feature Film Company. Man
haitian. $40 700; David Marks No. 602 West
ljith street. New YORK. samuel Mayer, Cecil
Spooner Blaney, New York
Defender Photo Supply Company. Rochester.
t5-j. 900, j. Craig Powers Frank Wimot Fran
els AIacomber. Rochester.
Profit Sharing Merchandise Company. Man
haitian; $1,000; Morris Abel. No. SO East 10th
street, New York: Abraham Adwab Brooklyn;
Theodore Heipern, New York
D. q : Underwear COMPANY. Brooklyn: SO
900: Harry Davidson, No. 1SS Moore street,
Brooklyn: Abraham swartz. Harry Arnold
Brooklyn.
Drucklieb Realty Company. Manhattan: SO
900: Paul \. DruckIieb. No. IS Park Pace;
New York Henry l.. Druckieb. Herbert
pucklieb. New York o..
r. J. d. Holding Company. BROOKLYN; SW0'
William :. Mcclure, No. 3s1 lst street, BrooN
lyn: Ada NJ. Hicks, sadie Plunkett Broosnn- t.l,l
Honeoye Valley Farm ana Grazing no,t. cot
pany. Alma: $1,000; Leyi c Van Fleet, s, Dee'''
Vrabeck Auto Suppl1 Company. Manhattan
s.. 900: Iii 5. Wobarst No. 81 Liberty street.
New York: Charles Podensick' violet NJ Au'
10 Byns We'll. Manhattan: tailors. dresso
Makers Oo.ooo; Daniel v sullivan Hartsp ter ir''
Nassau street. New YORK: Johh o. |'''e'' '''
and John c. Fox. New York ,,.,.a,,.,.
Page Agency for Placements 6s,o nsIhfsag pury.
employment agency >o'Ds il",hN
No "a church street New York: j. h. BOY
Ian and H. Il. stutsman. New YORK .,,o,
carlton Enterprises. Manhattan Ino,,on s,n,
nictures. s. 600: James L. Carlton, No. I'll
cropsey avenue Brooklyn; Mary Helen csrl-
ton Brooklyn, and Burr z Clements. Ne"
York ,,,..,... ,,,,.
ing plctures: 5000 Maurice Never. No -
West goth street New York; William Nise
and Arthur e. Kahn, New ork.
New York Tank and Tower Company. Man
haitian; 00O0. samuel Rosenberg. No. III
DivIsiou street New York Nathan Baum
garten and samuel Golden, New York.
Rcd sand Natural Gas company. Leroy
500 600: John \. Beck, Pittsburgh. y Y. j.
II Friday aud Charles =. succop. Pittsburgh
y Y. :,
h OF G. Association of Lcckrnrt y. V,
Iockrort. real estate. si5. 600. Joseph u. Ell
s INLAND. Iockport.
Randolph Light and Power Company. RAN
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
Olympic Bouts Postponed.

The non-aDpearance Of Jim Coney'
'nS Indian. caused postponement Of
lhe weekly boxing show at the Olympic
Athletic club last night
-" word Of his whereabouts reached
ne ofcials. lie was scheduled 10 meet
Johnny Harvey. Of Harlem. in the main
bout of ten rounds.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
FIRE RECORD.

$3.50 IS West sth street. Margaret Dunn,
glghi
sA-Ho t,g c.l,,,,t..,. ..,,,,. f<,,ts Yong
s8&if
"-no p Isst li0tb street. Tony Muzz4tto.
-. y L>at "a stfee,. Rosenberg a O..
PH u'nns
~, ~ has' iizih street. Raphael Ber-
a.. ohno, timing
=. nsn. uiainz
80 hnnx
20. ti Essi tsi street. Fred Harllns.
20 70 Third aYcnus. Jscob puppeft:
~, =. secora avenue. William yanEaft.
t,,e, = eprins street, j.. Champion.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
Ready for Gymnastic Meet.

The German Turn Vcrein announced
lat night that tho outlook was bright
for the annual metropolitan gymnastic
chaihpionships OF the metropolitan As
socIation Of the Amateur Athletic Union
which will be- held al the gymnasium or
th. Turn Nercin. s5th street and Lex
ington avenue. tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.


VI Y R1H 81.
l 90f-Kuhek Goldman Co.
eO7- Harrington Forrest.
D lO7-COnsalazio Ober-
meyer K Lehman.
s09-Obermeyer a bieb-
] man ConsdlaziO.
/ 9i4-Edmunds * Co I
DOern.
/ 9l6-Sleator : O'Rourke
Cons Co.
/ 9l9- EdmGnds & co I
Ruby.
/ 990-Lewis I Keystone
state Cons co.
eg. IL answered ready,
day. No cause will be
n the ca'l.
S34- Miller y Y & Stam-
fOf1 Ky 20.
. s3s- -Hufner y Y c & X
X Il r co.
+ $50 Ward Wetzel.
[ SJ2-Whalen West Light
20.
S6GGreenwich Sash &
Door co Moore.
sos Gross Mcdonald.
S69-Gross tanning.
$50 Reardon Faulkner.
S12-Wrieten Yonkers
Finance co.
sll-Fischerf Schaefer.
$50 Fischer Schaefer.
S76-PlenkowskiILord g.
Burnham.
Ssl De Lashol Yonkers r
" Co.
$50 Wilber Lumber Col
Naidich & Vein
stein.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
COUNTY COURT.
QUEENS COUNTY.

COUNTY COURT.
Trial of Eouity Cause-fiumphrey, j.
Court opens at 10 a. m.
Ronteltsp Hasselberg.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
directors of Owners Fund
Add $500 and Make Big
Race a Surety.
poOGER RED COMING
BACK TO THE TURF
,u,r pinkerton Decides to Put
,he Famous Galloway in Train
mo for Approaching Season

,,,.,rity acknowledged as the two
.-oid classic Of the thoroushnred '"'-
aasor viii bc run at SaratoSd
@ sp,,ngs in August this year as was '"e
case last season ..o ,ha
90. - has been some question as 10 'ue
,,~ runniug tho fixture made famous
.be concy Island Jockey Cluo' as l'e
80 association did not feel justlh'o
'''@,v7 serr,inp the obligation of adding
,oo,o the entrance and starting fees' aS
-o,iaed I'm tire conditions nut the VI
80 ~ the owners fund met Nester-
a.y and came 10 the rescue.
aos decided TO appropriate S'o" from
t,r5 and the Saratoga ASSOCIATION
,, Guarantee the other 500 so that
,,e richest two ear-old hNture OF '"e
ssason is now assured.
Alrernon Dainserheld. assistant seer
,.ry Of the Jockey club. in making 'he
.rrouncement Yesterday, said:
81, &c certainly vastly better for all
mem that the EUturity should be
s.cldsd in August. rather than fnuch
,.,ar IN the season. and at Saratosd
re than at an amateur race course
h.d bcen contemplated. So the own
,rs, h,nd has again proved its great as
.,,,arce 10 horsemen I'm these trying
tines
Booser Red. the famous galloway ny
p,reocas- Hecey. is coming back 10 the
turf ,-,-o
After an absence Of three years durins
which time lie has been In the stud' the
nine.year-old stallion will be raced tius
.,.son hv Allan Pinkerton. lie VIII oe
entered in some Of the principal hNtures
At the Metropolitan tracks, and IL ne
lives up 10 his past performances should
score more than one popular victory
Az the time he retired. in 1911, BooSer
BED was conceded to be the champion
galloway Of this country. He raced from
coast TO coast, and always held ms OWL
sven against much larger thoroughoreds'
This little big horse has the distinction
of being one of the best conformed gar
loways In the United States, ana even
to-day his legs are as clean as on 'he
day he was foaled.
Il
Two years ago Mr.. Pinkerton reIuseu
an offer Of 5000 for Booger Red MADE oy
an English syndicate. The Brltons
planned to breed him to polo pony mares.
AMONG the notable performances OF
this sturdy galloway was the deteat Oh
Ros.ben Chapultepec. Colonel JACK and
BsIwether on January 10. 1909 at tne
winter meeting Of the New California
Jeckev club in Oakland On that day
Booger Red, then owned and trained py
] n Brannon. proved he could race
under any conditions. for il rained heaV-
,ly and the track was heavy. Desple
This handicap the galloway travelled the
SIX and a half furlongs in 1:22.
While in the stud BOOger Red has been
bred 10 mares owned by Harry Payne
Whitney and August Belmont, and his
set NAV make mounts for Americans IN
International polo matches in years 10
come.
In addition 10 Booger Red the Jericno
Stable colors this season viii he seen on
Talisman. A jumper which has been raced
here, in England and france by f. ,;
Won stade, the noted polo player ana
gentleman jockey and Andes, winner OF
the Piping Rock subscription race last
YEAR
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
COURT OF APPEALS.

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Albany. March 30-The Court Of Appears
calendar for Tomorrow follows
prav(New York Stato Yates Yates
National Bank oflLehmeicr and others
Albany The Bettman John
Easton aud others. son Co
same Tams Mitchell Levi
Jacobs Schultz and anoi Motor GO.
bowling Hastings. HeiiiSi Burns.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
sIRROGATEs' COURT.
Tr;.I Term-( ohalan, =.

ueia in smroeates' court. Trial Term
Fifh Floor Hall OF Records Building
(At 1000 a. M
Estate OF Daniel l.. Barry.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

Bailey |Floershlemer.
BOreas Realty Co. Am.
Bonding Co.
Turpin Fleming.
Matter Of Am. Surety
90.
Abs. Hagan White.
Andrews Friedman.
Bolnick Bolnick
Matter of Castle Hi.
Ave.
Richter Richter.
Weiszt WelsZt.
Textile Sales Corp.
Clifiiord Textile 90.
Matter OF Seaich.
L0Nascio PerrecO.
state Bank Simon.
Matter Of NoTOn &
chat
Biddic Burrell.
An. Condiments 60.
Audit co. Of y. y.
Feinstein Jacobson.
/ klug Klug.
Lawrence Gerken.
Csnterl Splitter.
I Clover Nat. Bank OF
Commerce.
Brynski MonZel.
Ungeheuer Burns Bros
Hanson Hanson
Titus Central PIX 59th
81. Il +. r.. r. r. 60.
Iahlman/ Dahlman.
Matter Of Briskman &.
Solomon.
Grassi Bros. Midwest
Realty 20.
Matter OF Gallagher.
Ellis Hartley Thomas
co.
I COopcrfNoron.
Grifiths Int. r.. T. co.
Willis Int. X. T. Co.
Pollack Byrnes.
city of y. Y. .fChittick
Powell 4 Kitchen Imp.
go.
Distelhurst / Barnar
Realty 90.
Mcclure same.
T People eX rel. Fox
Board OF Education.
Zoch 'Zoch,
Childs Schurck
Whitman co. IIsaacson
MoritZ Tomlinso1.
Hoffman Board OF
f4Ah 90 ffflAs
Ditchett Gotham.
b Cammann Bailey.
Matter of Castle Hi
Ave.
. L. :. Asphalt Ref. Co. Z
Texas co.
karmer'A. Geiersho'er
co.
i Same same.
Stieberg StieherE
Matter OF Brown.
Am. Oilcloth Co. 7
Flinkote Mfg. Co.
B'Way Sav. Inst. Per
sOnettl.
Furnald O'Donohue.
I kOhnfCOhn.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

Il Az o. AAAs
215l-Horning 7 Besdles-
ton * Woerz.
2S50- Agne Meyer, jr.
1906 -Haughie y Y & y
J Telephone Co.
2072 Koppel/ Nassau RR
20s7-Iitale Harwood
Construction co.
2tS4-Dougherty/BH RR.
1893 Adt/B II r X.
2753-Curry/B VI r r.
2S62-Adler b I'll r r.
2g47-Chinnock I Rider
Ericsson Eng co.
3l2s-ReillylN Y II IL &
II r X.
52SS- Hines Sherwood.
3g3g- Dohney Rudolph co
3gil- Nola Fabre Line.
.e day calendar stands
hest number reached on
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

Buyers arriving in New York may reg
lister in this column BY telephoning
Beekman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
srnRoGArE's coURT-KETCHAM. :.

Court opens at 10 a. m. I'm the Han or heco'u
second floor.
WILLS.
anna Williams. Louisa ioIl-
r,ii,abe,b Woolsey. Joseph Mckeage.
Charles Nelson. stephen 'ltyS. -
Katharine HillenbrandtI Archlhald hehustso"'
III vVildeuouth lChares Winant.
ACCOUNTINGS IN IHb E9lAlbS VI
Kate Nolan. bildseL N,dIh
David Griggs. AloEslu5 5V''iN''
James Chapel. W. Is. r letr'
John WnkantOWis. Mary r.; NVI-ut''
Philip Heist. George sch"di@o'
Sophia Hecht.
ESTATES OF
Du,das Infants Is Frieilsnd.
Iares Roach Louisa Chapman.
Iawiess Infants. Naomi warren.
/. Foreson. Sdnuel . 'nS 'u'
CONTESTED CALENDAR.
VIII OF John Dohnel.
COUNTY COURT.
Civil Calendar-"at N-Dike, j.
Court opens at 10 a. m
ass9- Morse Island View 3S53- same same.
Corporation. S'5-- Dunn bruno
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-Part Weeks, j.
Court opens at $50 a. III.
LITIGATED MOTIONS.

, MOTIONS.
/ lSilyerberg Import. CO..
! Cohen.
Levine Levine.
/ Wolf Wolf.
! Blight .. coo Nelll.
People eX rel Pine Nor
row.
/ Orlando Orlando.
Blight & Co.lO'Neill.
Flee. co.
! lLampathakis / Bachen-
helmer.
/ Wallis Guggenhelm.
| Haas COe.
/ BOlke Kane.
/ Neuberger Govan.
/ Hawkes. Jackson.
/ Lmigraut Ind. Sav. Bk.
Schmitt.
. Hart Harvey.
/ Brown Alton
. jaysllO CaValio.
/ Rosenthal Salvin.
J Weinscib Liera.
Steinfeld Peter Cooper 8
Glue Factory
Matter OF tcsslsr.
Chiayaro Ferd. Neumer
/ Buzzell/ Gilbraith.
Same same.
Janisch Janisch.
Bunce Humphrey.
Corwith Reynolds.
/ Wechsler Zarctsky.
l Drcy Same.
People OK rel. Schoe
man Schocnan.
. kurzman Olsen.
/ NOscovitL Wise
Kignerf GreenbcrE.
] General Accident Fire
4 Life \. Corp. I Kelly.
l Fletcher Segelbohm.
same Same.
/ Howard Llnnon.
/ Turpcn W. \. Turnin
/ 90.
Molteri Onofrio.
Lieberman Lieberman.
iHorowitZ Bros. Gebru-
der HorDwitZ Co.
/ Hills fKober.
stew art Monaton Real
ty 60.
Hird lHird.
Berko persnyi.
Matter Of Carnegie
Trust co.
Nircnberg/Weiil.
Harrigau , Salvation
Army.
/ Rivers and Harhors
imp. co Barnaby.
LietO Lieto.
GOttehrar Gottehrar.
I Olsen NcMuilen.
Morgcnstern I Morgen
/ stern.
/ Dickinson tTysan.
| Matter OF OberUascr.
Matter Of Springfield
I ~. D Cemetery Soc.
Matter of Dickstein.
jacobson Jacobson.
7 Leeds Toll.
Weisman Jolles.
Pichler PiChler.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
FEDERAL COURTS.

United states District tourt-MaSef' D.
EQUITY CALENDAR.
Gaze on. Girard Trust Co LNaldemar Co
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
COURT CALENDARS
Cases Will Be Called in the Order Given Below.
The meaning of the line is versus or agains,

e is versus or against.
SUPREME COURT.
Receivers Appointed-Page. j.
DIVA X. Conyngham Isaac SalmanowitZ-
Philip J. McCook
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT-BRONX COUNTY.
Held In Bronx Court House. l6ist street
and Third ayenue-Brady. j.
Court opens at 10 a. m.
Baranski BaransN
Sheehan Glendiye Amusement Corporation.
Speciai Teum-For Trials
No day calendar
SUPREME cot RT-TRIAL TERN.
Held In Bronx Court House. 16lst street
and Third avepue-Brady. j.
Court opens at 10 a. m.
No dsy calendar
sTPREME COURT-CRIMINAL TERN.
Held in Bronx Court House. l6lst street
aud Third avenue-Brady' j.
Court opens az 10 a. m.
No day calendar
Snpreme C0urt-Brady. J.
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court-By Justice Brady.
Bronx Security and Brokerage Co/Antonio-
Ksvanssb,vesleg a. CONSTRUCTION q srset Co. E, al
Charles V. HALEY jr.
RECEIVERS.
Supreme Court-Brady, J.
yirginia Danziger and ano William ] Hauser
and others "A actionsl-Bernard ;. Deutsch.
COUNTY COURT-CHAMBERs.
Held in Bronx Court House. I6lst street
and Third ayenue-Gibbs, j.
Court opens at 10 a. m.
EX-parte matters.
NOTIONS
steinb.rg DIV s Guttman) H.omonte ct al
Schneider David steckler)/ Pettke prancis X
Russo m5'' Joseph d Kelly) /Hirschhorn "a B
Matter of tame same attorneys
Matter OF same same attorneys
Matter of same tsame attorneys
Greene a l. FeinsteinpI Patton 'oihi'e'Ni'i
Goldberg % ] weinbergcr) Cosmopolitan Bank
Mslten ali 1'' d J"T p s.gaD Royal Petticoat Co "a
Spiro)
COUNTY COURT-CRDIINAL TERM
Held in Bronx Court House, Ioist street
and Third avenue-Gibbs, j.
Court opens at 10 a. M
District Attorney Martin and Assistsnti aonis Dis
trict Attorney Glennon for the peoPle'
SENTENCE.
Edward O'Connell and Felix Straub' burglary
3d iegree.
Thomas Fleming, burglary. 81 degree.
TRIALS.
Samuel Gmpel and Irving Barof, grand lar-
ceny. "a degree.
Giuseppi DEramo. carrying weapon
MOTION.
Charles Lung. rape, ID degree.
SURROGiTE's COURT CHAMBERS.
Held I'm Bronx Court House 16lst street
and Third kenue-schuh' =
Court opens at lo a. m
No day calendar.
sIRROGATE'S cor Rr-rRitL TERM
Held in Bronx Court House. l6ist street
and Third avenue-Schuh, :.
Court opens at 10 a. m.
No day calendar.
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME OURT-SPECIAL IEkM'
Part III (Trialsl-Crane, j.
court opens at 10 q. m.
l9s- -Doonief I Sander S9-Woodcock/Russo.
misky.
200 sullivan Ollendorf. Ill
Highest number reached on the regular ca''
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

VNA Nl|ft Nf
5sl Levenson/N. y. y.
n. q II X. r. co.
$50 Matter OF Iibhett
Ave. etc.
go 5-LaInson King.
612 People, etc. Abel
son
SIS Wilcox Erie Z. r.
Co.
6T1 Riehl Austin.
614 Nagle Thompson
Starrett 20.
61J-Matter of Halves.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

SUPREME COURT.
Referees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j.
Matter of Farquhar- Henry \. GildorsleeVe'
nv Justice Page. =,
American Real Estate 80 IScOrdato beofge V.
Ngllan.
B, Justice Greenbaun,.
kramer kIsin Alexander ffeiNHr.
Solomon IStory-Cecil Is. Ruskay.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

court open
1855 -Gelenter y II RR
32l6-SerraEo I Barrett
Mig co.
32lS- Fischerauer y ! ,
. & W r r.
Observation-Disclosures.
S222- Cooper/B - co X
Sub r Il.
S00S- Cohen/Di Graci
S3g7- Feuer Levine. ,.
3233- stefan I O'Farrell
et al.
1883 Dahlman Bkln Al
catraz Asphalt 90.
2e3i- Dorsey iNassauRk
2477-O'Malley I Nassau
r. r.
25l5- Constable 7 Stick
ney.
The remainder OF {
over until April /. Hi
regular call. 1892.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

I. L." -
9l5-RyderIWoop.
SG0-Cortalis Freund.
7O2- Earle IKiernan.
7g4- Elmsford Con Co
y Y = n HI r r X
60.
7a5- EImsford con co.
y Y g & II Il X 4
90.
$50 Brcnnan's s Auto co
Lawrence.
SS7-Haessler Secor.
g03- Manila A n 9 b q ?
Brewing CoITorres.
The following caus
will be passed for the
set down for day upo
si0-Nitt/H Hendrick.
675-ClarH /Bambaci.
sle-Lambden I Thomp-
son.
GEL Mindrakl Yonkers X
X 90.
g23-Sinta City OF honk-
ers.
g95-Westchester invest
cox Y { & III X
n x Co.
e0-Seymour Coal co
Rassler.
5gq- Seidel Miller.
7y0-Russe Deveson.
772-Finch Munson.
77g-Ffnch/ /Munson.
774-Shoa Ioescher.
no Stocker I Grzybow-
ski.
500 a-FoleyfNeTman.
SO1-Miller Wilson
s3s-Larsen Murray
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SUPREME COURT.
special Term. Part II-Page. j.
Court opens a. 1880 a. m.
EXparte matters.
srRRoG.TEs' COURT-CHAMBERs.


Fowler. :.
Hold in Room 4. Hall Of Records Building
Fifth Floor. at 1880 a. M
MOTION CALENDAR.
Catherine J. Riley. Frederick {. Marth'
Charles e Dodge sarah T.. KEYS
IamneI TJttIefeld Mary Dennen.
Violet Van Schaich. ltelnIlch Meler
Mary A. Murray y. w 'eIs' ncl' e'0'
Charles W RAYMOND Bella B. Heiden
Toruas II Ieary Lippman kat.
yiiii,Y,, t.,iSrL Clarence T. Dunham.
- c.illespie IIsidor Wormser.
panbel sherman Isidor Wormser.
Accursio F1nocchio- IslloI M"lu"sC.'
Thomas NJ Durkin. lsldor MoIusel'
tI,,oh Govern Isidor Wonnser
i5t I,u5i. a5t Nuesbauno Isidor WOrmser.
rir,I nT. i'''I,Ss F;isenberg. Bash and stah!, in
Max BoWslsN ldhtS
Frauziska Rohmann. Louis kat.
go n Reilly Agnes II. Todd.
Tetel Hir,asco Antonio Grunewaid.
.,o,,io Eiudl Emil Schaefer.
N-ttheyv I Keeffe Edith X. Lord
,.stt t-,bp Eleanor ScI1fford.
Catherine Mehlis. Anhe y. MDr'
MAJ MdiE ,fiiior Iantha e. Matthews.
tTern,an Wronkow John Fallo1.
I, Iieiiheh " portram. Thomas j. Mcclure
tauI!ne ~ - lTbeodors Schumacher.
John W. Leimer. ram. ia'Slo .'.sa,h.,
Georgiana i. Trim. 1850 i-e'Sl'-.f -,
1tI.ri. Try Edward X. Somborn.
Henry B. Kingdom.
WILLS FOK PROBATE
August Johnson-Eugene WeNs
Ieopold Schreder-Elizabeth schmid'
X q Ma alor-Emil Kuester. ,,
Iosepb ] Kelly -Margaretha kunkler'
Narr 4 Craig-Robert r. Stackpole.
Ian,ee Kennedv-M MARGARET Boehr
Mar 4. Farrell-Elizabeth Scherf
1,ay,ia T. Goinc-Thom IS Whelan
Motifs Bimberg-Thomas Draper
William Halm-Francis Higgins.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Division-Ing +. j.; Nc
Lsughlin, IaugbIin. Clarke and scott, J.J.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT-sPECIAL IEkM'
Part Ill (rrials sl-Crane, j.
court opens at 10 q. m.
,os Doonief Sander 4S9- Woodcock/ Russo.
misky.
e0q sullivan Ollendorf ] ,- III
Highest number reached on the regular ca'''
I6l.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

CITY COURT.
s,ecIal Term--Part II-finclite. j.
Court opens at 10 a M -bA Paite "h'''''
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

IpNItT, =.
Hold in Room 4. Hall Of Records Building,
Fifth Floor (At 1880 a. M
MOTION CALENDAR.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

SUPREME COURT
Receivers Appointed--Page. J.
! DIVA X. Conyngha m Isaac SalmanowitZ-
Philip J. McCook.
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\ by TeIegrapn % Inc Irbune.
Albany, March 30.-The following incor-
porations were filed to-day with the Sec
retary Of State:
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31


IG46 Gumpel Bossong
/ go sloane Mulyaney.
$50 Baker loakum.
6gl same Same.
$50 DE Lagotelierie I
Auto Tire Co.
6g1 Matter Of Nalen-
tine.
7O7 Rosenthal Z Inter
national College Of
Languages.
I 70s FerariIN. Y. g. &
II r. 4. r.. Co.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
SUPRENE COURT-TRIAL TERM'
Part I-KeIIy, j.; Part III-AspiDall, D.
Part yl-Nan >iclen. j.

C0urt oDens at 10 a. m.