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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-09-10

Bert Bridwell, Jr., has returned
home.
Mrs. James Corder is sick with ton
silitis.
Mrs. Rosie iced and daughter Of
Remus were guests of Mrs. William
Carts the first of the week.
William Mallory left Monday to Wis
it relatives near Ithaca and returned
home with Mrs. Mallory Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cramer of Hem
lock, former residents of this place,
are the proud parents of 9 1-2-pound
son.
Clarence Carts has taken possession
of the stock of dry goods and groceries
recently purchased from George Craw-
ford.
Lewis Priest went to McCords Sun
day to attend the Priest reunion Mon
day at the home of his brother, John
Priest
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bentley and
daughter of Pennington were Sunday
guests of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Brown.
Miss Ruby Sprague began teaching
Tuesday, September Sth, at the Nawl
school, which is south and west Of
Crystal.
Mrs. Charles Hamlin returned to
her home near Ithaca Friday accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. William
Mallory.
The Misses Florence and Mary Wa
tiers of Saginaw came Sunday even
ing to visit their aunt, Mrs. Myrt
Cummings.
William Carts, wife, son and David
Marlin, ST., visited in Riverdale Sun
day at the homes of Ben Schnepp and
Floyd Robinson.
Mrs. H. Greenhoe and children have
returned from Crystal where they
have been visiting her parents, MI
and Mrs. Derwin.
Mrs. Bowman of Pennington, WI,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrf
Laura Hancock, returned to her hon.
Thursday morning.
0UdIlcS anu SOll, lSlWOOI
returned from Ann Arbor Tuesday
evening where they attended the 500
diers' encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hartman of s.
Louis returned to their home Thurs,
day after visiting his parents, Mr.. al,
Mrs. Martin Hartman.
School began Monday with t.
same teachers as last year-F. o.
Murphy, principal; George w. Scr;o,
ton, grammar, and Miss Inez Req
primary.
Harvey Harry, who has been visit
ing relatives here the past two months,
has had his position transferred from
Richmond, Va, to Detroit and went
to Detroit Monday to begin work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Shroyer of Ro
anoke, Ind, Mrs. VIM. Carts and son,
Mrs. Baker and daughter, Eva, of Riv-
erdale, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Marley Monday.
Miss Vivian Badger of Farwell, who
has been spending the past week here
visiting Mrs. j. ID. Tanner and other
friends, left for home Friday. She is
going to Oakdale, Calf, in about two
weeks to join her sister, Mrs. Esther
/ Campbell.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-09-10
NET THE SEASONS FAVORITE.

Among the most fashionable of the
summer fabrics is net. Here is a
frock interpreted in this material-a
thread run lace on a net foundation,
the flouncing used in one of the new
long TUNES and the blouse suggesting
a pert little bolero.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-09-10
CHILDREN'S KIDNEYS
No Alma Mother Should Neglect
The Little Ones Health.

annoyance and embarrassment 10 child
rem Inability to control the kidney Sc
cretions at night or while at play. is at
tributed to carelessness and too fire.
quently the child is punished. Parents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-09-10
RIVERDALE

Fred Reynolds was an Alma visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. Birdsall spent Wednesday in
Grand Rapids,
Artie Harrington is spending week
at Mt. Pleasant.
Charles Going was in Edmore Sat
urday on business.
j. w. Mathews visited his daughter
in Ithaca Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Horton visited friends
at Cedar Lake Monday.
Jim Schnepp visited Carson City
and Crystal Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. O'Brien of st. Louis called on
friends in Riverdale Friday.
Mr.. Snyder of Vestaburg was in
town Saturday on business.
Mr.. James Metcaif of Sumner was
in town Wednesday on business.
Miss Rhea Leamen of Sumner call
ed on friends in Riverdale Monday.
Carl Blair visited friends at Alma
and Saginaw Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Henry Manley of Vestaburg
called on friends in Riverdale Friday
Mrs. R. Leonard and children have
been spending a week in Coe with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rundio are spend
! mo a week on their farm at Ferris
Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Phelps and
children visited relatives in Riverdale
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. North returned
home Friday from their visit at Will
| liamston.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hudson of Alma
visited relatives north of Riverdale
Thursday.
Mr.. julius Moblo of Flint is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Noble for
few days.
Mr.. Blaine Strong of Alma was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Noble on
Wednesday.
Miss Ella Leonard has gone to
| Charleston to visit relatives for cou-
pie of weeks.
Austin Howe of Alma spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howe,
north of town.
/ Mr.. Earl Hart of Grand Rapids is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jack Moblo,
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young have
been entertaining relatives from
Shepherd the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bulge of Coleman
have been spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall.
Miss Iva Talon left for Big Rapids
Monday morning where she expects to
attend the Ferris Institute.
Miss Pearl Van Leuven has gone to
Greenville where she has accepted a
position in clothing store.
Mrs. Guy Welsh left Tuesday morn
ing for Petoskey where she expects
to visit friends for a month.
Mr.. Leo Going left for Maple Rap
ids Friday morning where he expects
to teach school the coming year.
Misses Estella Anger and Tressie
Daley spent last Thursday at Vesta-
burg the guests of Miss Inez Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Throyer of Ro-
anoke, Ind, have been the guests for
some time of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Schnepp.
Mrs. Alfred LOCKER returned Satur-
day evening from Saginaw where she
has been visiting relatives for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson returned to
their home in Durand Tuesday after
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
David Dutt.
Riverdale's public schools started on
Monday morning, September 18th, with
the following teachers: Principal,
Miss Bertha Hoxie; intermediate, Miss
Rhea Seaman; primary, Miss Helen
Williams.
The pickle crop of Riverdale and
vicinity has been very poor this sea-
son. Adam Britton, local manager,
has handled the work alone most of
the season, which is something unus-
ual, as in years before several men
have had work there. This season
nearly all pickles taken in have been
barreled and will be shipped to Stan
ton.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-09-10

Mr.. w. j. Robinson,
Mrs. John Rockwell,
Rev. L. +. Seeley,
Miss Lizzie Viles,
Mrs. VIM. Wilson.
The above if not called for will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office Septem-
Der 21st, 1914.
V. p. CASH, Postmaster.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-09-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Alma, Mich, Sept. 7th, 1914.
Advertised list for week ending Sep
TENDER 18th, 1914:
Mr.. Allen Antney,
Mrs. Ray Campbell,
Mr.. Richard Chapman,
Mr.. Evart Gender,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
BODY A SECURITY
FOR FUNERAL DEBT
Brooklyn Undertaken Has Queer
Ideas Until Court En-
lightens Him.

Because he thought he had lien on the
body OF baby until the funeral expenses
were paid, Clinton Sheridan. an under
taker, OF 461 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn,
found himself IN difficulties yesterday.
Sidney Fraser. OF rs Bergen St, fatheF
OF the child. made arrangements for the
burial on Sunday, and, according % MS
story paid the undertaken sl5 on account
and was to pay So more after the funeral.
When ne went 70 the undertaker's SHOP
on Monday Sheridan said that he wanted
the rest Of his money and sl5 more to pay
for a grave. The father of the child re
fused 10 make the payments and demand
ed that the body be turned over 70 an
other undertaken. This Mr.. Sheridan re-
fused 10 do. Then Mr.. Fraser went 70
the Butler street police court and swore
out a warrant for the undertaken ar
rest.
When Sheridan. who is only twenty
years old. was arraigned yesterday morn
ing. his mother. Mrs. owen Sheridan, was
with him. Her husband died about
month ago, she said, and since then she
and her son have been trying TO run the
business. Fraser wanted an expensive
funeral, but was not prepared to pay Tor
II. she declared. Magistrate Gelsmar told
her that she and her son had laid them
selves open TO criminal prosecution and
that thew might be sent to Jail for year
for their conduct. He permitted them to
go uYon their promise 10 give up the
body and refund the money already paid
By the father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
WATER FRONT TRACT SOLD
Erie Subsidiaries Purchase
Land for Coal Station.

The Erie Land and Improvement Com
many and the susquehanna Railroad con-
trolled by the Erie Railroad nave poush'
a tract Of eleven acres at Edge"aIer'
y. J.. extending from the Erie Ieff'indi
Railroad to the river
The land was sold by the Waterfront
RAaltv Company, and will be developed
some time this year, principally for a
large coal station, With facilities FOR
handling coal. the improvements to In
cluda machinery which will enable the I'M
loading II a car on to boats with one
movement. 49,,
Part OF the land. which gives the Ere
terminal direct access TO the riVeI' was
exchanged with the Consolidated Gas
Company for land along the railroad
tracks. which the railroad desires because
OF its strategic value in plans incluoing
docks which II hopes 70 carry OUT "neh
~. conditions favor the undertaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
BUYERS OF PICKEN COURT
Mineola Property and Cash
Figure in the Trade.

TIL. Mechanicville Associates, eorpo-
ration. formed a few years ago ~
group OF bankers. are the buyers OF
Picken Court. at the southeast corner OF
riverside Drive and listh street the SAFE
Of which by calder. Nasseit & Lanning
was reported in yesterdays Tribune.
The incorpoyators OF the purchasing
oo-no-a+,on were c. +. Shelter, w. H.
Hovland and II. d. Stafford. and they
nada their first purchase in this vicinity
. couple OF years ago on Long Island II
,nvolyed a tract of forty-four acres at
N,eola. having a large frontage on Ros-
Ivn Road. and IN a section where several
other upstate syndicates carried on quite
a buving campaign few years back
The Mechanicville syndicate gave 'ne
Nineola property along with large
amount OF cash for Plcken Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
STATE COURTS.
COURT Or APPEALS.
DECISIONS.

Judgment affirmed with costs-Jacoous James
town Mantel Co. Southwick/N Christian NJ
Society and ors. Lehmaier and ors/the Bett-
man Johnson co, Porter and ors/FNetcher and
orS HoffmanIhe Frcma Realty Co. impld.
Joyner/ Moore Virgins Co. Schmitt/ stoss.
HeiseICincinnati Abattoir Co.
Yates Yates. Morgan Standard OH CO.
Argument postponed to first Monday in May
Siebrecht/ Siebrecht.
judgment Of conviction affirmed People
Order affirmed end Judgment. absolute.
ordered against defendant Henderson /Syra-
cuss Lake shore 6 Northern Railroad CO.
Motion 10 dismiss appeal granted-Willams/
Mt Morris Storage Co and anc, in re appica-
tion Of Marvin FOR removal OF Lewis and
others Herbert/City Of y Y. Prknrose/Prim-
Motion TO dismiss appeal denied-The Ensi-
neer Co/Herring Hall Marvin safe CO. Fair
child Ind &c and others CITY and County Con-
tract Co. Petit aplt/the trustees OF town OF
Realty Investing Corp. Eckert Page. jr. 81 al.
TyndelN Y 9 * X RR co. Clark Trlslow, In
re estate Of Bailey
Motion 10 withdraw appeal granted on pay
ment in twenty days-Olsen/S Singer Mfg co.
Motion TO amend return on appeal denied
Predecessor /Newburgh Light Heat & = CO.
Motion 10 dismiss appeal denied. may file
amended undertaking in ten dsys-Jessen/ Ken
ner Co
Motion FOR preference denied Hoffman,
Motion to add 10 calendar and set certain day
for argument denied-BaumanJStein two
others
Motion 70 amend remlttitur denled-Frances,
Motion FOR resrgument denied-People e1 rel
Westminster Street Railroad co and an/Pub-
lie Service Commission, "a District.
In matter Of Board OF Water Supply on be
half OF City Of y 70 acquire land. etc order
Of Appellate Division reversed. that Of Special
lions answered IN Affirmative fourth in mega
tive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers april 2D-Capt F. J. Morris.
- N I. D. MItusl-Lieus J. ConFoy, Is 70
SO: r. Ebert 50 10 X.
Assignments temporary -Insps. W. j.
Iabey, :. 20 com'd II /. D.. IN addition, April
81: p. p. Hughes. 10. 20 com'd II J.. D. IN ad-
dtion. April 20; Act. D. sergt. Cirst grace,
Isabella Goodwin 70 Comm. o. 10 days AprlI
%. Patrol. T. Roden, TO Comm. O., 10 days
April %: NJ sullivan and y. p Allen, Il: j.
r. Rotchford. Il. and W. Corbitt. VI. D. 20
.. D., . days. April Il d.tai.ed 20 20 ~ n
8 days April 20. detailed TO d. \. Q; I.
Donovan. %. 20 .. D., days hpril 70 DE-
tailed 70 D. !. Q. T. J. Cen,|ell. y ana o. H.
Prob Patrol. G. L. Re!th. e. Comm. O.. 10
days. April 20.
Leaves OF Absence Cwithout pay)-ssrs.
II. Lowry 2sth. l day, April q; Patrol W.
y sIattery 18Th os DAY , ApTi' % ~ l. T.
Fined-sergt. W. u. Ahrsns. s5th failed
70 report promptly. 3 days. Patrol. J. J.
Flynn. 6th 1.-TWO charges, days \. W.
Rudolph. 32d. absent from post. DAYS; J.
2 J. shields 32d improper patrol, day;
J. r. Scheider. 32d. absent from post, day ,
J. f. TrefzgeF. cd. absent from post. DAYS
Reprimanded-Patrol. L. Rappolt, 4Si'
King. 65th, absent from home without per
mission while on sick report: W. X. Leary,
e5th, failed 20 report loss OF key.
Charges Dismissed-Patrol. r Maions
JAILED 10 rerort burglary: D. OConnel. r.
JAILED 10 report burglary; J. II. Ryan. 10
failed 70 report burglary I. Barieri. TO- failed
TO reDort burglary: r. Roney. 10. failed 70 re-
Dor, burglary: ". J. wallace. failed 20 report
burglary: j. r. Kelleher. 50. improper patrol
= J. shea. g. failed 20 report burglary. J. =.
caspers. 90 struck citizen; r. Fitzpatrick. g.
failed 10 report burglar. !. q. Perez -. failed
10 report burglary. J. CONWAY. a. failed 10
report burglary; l. Juna. lraHic G, absent
from traffic post
Resignations- April 20 J. p
McGlo.n. n: J. H. Msyne, %. !. ". HaHkoss,
25. g. T. Graham. IA
Appointed Special Patrol Casal> With
Mag Courts let Division. and r. i. Cullston,
With T. OF l.. April 20.
Reappolntrd Special Patrol-G r. wag-
ner, with House Of the Holy Family. April %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Realty Notes.

T. {. Willard & co. were associated
with s. A ". Baltazzl IN the SAFE sa, REF ef
- &C. acyes and the T. A. Howell property OF
lie acres adjoining at BroO * tbs b LNng
Island. George brewster r ts me hon,e on
wv Wiilism S. Baker has secured for the
1f4th Street and Seventh Avenue SoI
strnction Company mortgage loan OF
sss 600 on the apartment located on the
vSst side OF Prospect ave, 10 feet north
u Samuel Cowen was the broker in the
ssia ~ the two two-family houses 1921
and 1893 Chisholm st. 5oxl-g feet Ior
Vvflliam G.. Doig 10 Hermann Liessmann.
Title passed yesterday. 49,,
The Gross & Gross Company has pesn
appointed agent o. the sixteen , SCI
tnserican Exchange National Bank Build
ing AT 1928 Broadway. corner OF Cedar ST;
/. J. Phillips s. Co. have been appointed
arents OF the Cleburne apartment house,
,os,h 81 and Broadway. Title 10 the
nremises was taken yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune J

by IeleSEapn 10 ne 1flDuue.I
Al'any. April 2L-The following incor-
pora' ions were filed to-day with the Sec
rotary OF State:
Philip DiehI & Son: Brewster; general
Anna Y Diehl and John r. Yale, Brewster
Hampton; slse 900; W. q. r. Allen, Poultney.
VI: Richard NJ Davis Poultney, Vt, PauicH
First Lease Holding Company. Manhattan,
s55. 900; A. T.. Name 42s Fourth ave, NeF
York; Stanley h. Green and Z. Louis JACOBS
Phoenix Lumber Company Lindenhurs,: $40,
GOO. Louis strouse. 65 John ST. New YORK
roy. New York.
okomo soap Company. Manhattan: $500;
Joseph II. Smith. Hotel MeAlpin. New YORK.
Charles j. Crapp, Jersey City y. J.: Thomas
b. whitney. New York
A. p Hubsch & Co. Manhattan; motion
pictures: So. co., Louis Zero 100 West isoth St.
New York; Charles L. Grad, New YORK., John
7. Moroney, Brooklyn. -
Interstate Hydrostat Company, Buffalo; t2oo,-
600. Charles B. sherwood Buffalo; anthony
Eckel and william Eckel Detroit Mich.
s. Kurzmsn Company, Manhattan; deal IN
mems furnishings and hats; 5000; ssn1ue!
Kur7man. IA West elst ST.. New York; Emma
VOTERS New YORK; Henry Chainberhn, BROOK
Morton Cold Storage Company. Kendall; So
COO: Seth J. T. Bush. Morton; William W. Jen-
kins and Charles A. Skutt, Morton.
Baright sales Corporation, Manhattan: gen
eral advertising: $4,000 George II. Barisnt ~
East 42d ST. New York: Mortimer Norden ana
Universal Theatre Corporation. Manhattan,
$50 COO; George W. Bell 4si Clinton ave-,
Brooklyn; Milton r. Hoffman and Philip 3.
Nagee Patrol and Detective Agency. Marhat-
tan; s.. 900, Henry Kleine. 2os Hutton st. Jer-
sey City; Edward f. Meyer and John Harsch.
New York
Masba Building and Land Company. sch.nee-
tadv: $4,000: b. A. Miller, Schenectady; May
Rasso and John J. McMullen. Schenectady
Greenwald Petticoat Company, Aannaoan.
s. COO: Henry y. Greenwsld, 1854 "a eve, Nev
York; Harold D. Greenwsld and Max c. Green
wald. New York.
Harvey r. Taylor Building Corporation. Corn
wall: So. 900: Harvey p Taylor. CornWan'
Harvey B. Taylor and William F. Dixou'
The IAttl. Coney Island Lunch Company.
Manhattan: s. 900: Isaac Feldman, S0I lZth 81,
Brooklyn: Samuel Wurtzel. Brooklyn Morris
Lowell, Jones & Bailey. Binghamton: general
jewelry: $50. coo: Mason Lowell, 24o Front St
Binghamton: Fred G. Jones and samuel j.
Bailey Binshamton. -.
coo: samuel y Freedman. go Riverside Drive.
New York: Moses A. Lewis. Brooklyn: Bsr1ha
King. New York.
Vile: 500 900: Charles r. Herreshon. Detroit;
Nortrup r. Holmes and Albert J.. Johnson
Troy. -
ave. New York: Milton A. Ke.noerser and
Frederick W Wakefield. New York.
New England Steel Wares Company. Noun,
s,h St. Mount vernon; NJ. A. Mcdowell and
B ". Taylor. Mount Vernon.
The Hicks Bureau. Manhattan. conduct
public m1ltisfaphins. sis o1 r9por,ns
ter. lse state 81. BrooNyn: Elsie p "aiLsr''
New York. Charles s. Brady. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
FIRE RECORD.

\. VI -.
fling.
II. 20 Hester -. Albert Stut-hin: trthins.
II 800 Brook ave. Anna Paul: slight.
y. ". 49,
ia 5o-40s Ea., i74th a.. Helen stienbach SIS.
i:45-i15 East lOoth e.. Anna schurnan
trifinE
1 s5-25sth ~; and Sigma 81. May Rose:
81 go.
23o-25sth 81. and Sigma p. Anna Field and
visitation Convent. 81 300
2i0-iIs Eighth ave. Garrett Nephevs Com.
pany. trifing
2so-222 East 65th St. Mrs. Julia Buckley;
frlfiuE
a40-5i Allen 81 samuel burst: trifing.
4i5-Front ~ Mott a.. Herman's Furniture
Company; ulfnC.
B40-3ii Madison g.. Pearlins Leventhal
trifng.
27-BrooA, Bridge Colsy Island & Brook
lvn Railway. trinins.
: 2O-gii Cherry 81. Harry Sgrnick. 'rifing
i0--i7oT Washington ave. =. Kelley. tri
1inT
SOFIA Last l2ith St. s Descend. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Amy and Navy Orders;
Movements Of Warships
lFfora The Tribune Bureau
Washington. April

etAN 4 Ha@aAT - "a % a
Washington. April q.
oEoEss IssCED.-Thess army and
an orders have been Issued
ARMY.
'sx LLloTT J. DENT. oorps OF engineers.
~. IS,eiSEy egtY IN Once Of Colonel SOLO
-. ". koESsLER. cops % engineers. IN
20 q = Eee YORK Engineer District
a.. .aloa 81 New YORK City.
49, captain SCOTT BAKER. Oh Field
s,ry, - placed on list Of detached Of
IA 70 take efsc, May {. and name of
,,s- LUIS - SOlSbAJ. field artillery.
49, t1sfeircm. 70 take eject May I.
al al bOlsEAD relieved a. inspector-in-
- efgsnized militia ana assigned 9Th
- ,,.. =. .l'lefg, % tzAs eject MAY :.
$500 " first Lieutenant FRANCIS ID.
ga. '''''-a' is's' 30 ''''''
h. Assisrsn' LEO 4. DEWEY. 9th In
80 se.!nr ilcgs advocate OF first division,
"a. As)Dr samuel =. Anseil Judge ad-
!, : In.s,.rant THOMAS \. CLARK. coast
Es.,,., y iisa coast artillery school. fori
a., :. AsJ !. report 70 commanding officer,
az, ...'.hoes o. Cletapeske Bay.
4 ~, hos@-ce-flrft Lieutenant ARTHUR
49, coast artillery. one month and
nuf,v e<yt, Fi-st Lieutenant ADNA q
~ - ~. nseieal cogps. no months and Sec
s,,,-,, snsni KENNETH Z. KERN. 24ih
MI ere month
J. NAVY.
h., ROSE. dstach.d ~. Rhoh. Isl
~. = f.<iLe reserve feet
81 ~ WEYLEE. cctachsi TIE Chatta-
a. 70 ne Alssny.
-, -. L'a.s'sE' Surgeon " n RENNIE.
~. %. Gtorgis. 20 Naval Hospital,
= sS.,'iss.h yosETH CLANCY. 20 rscsiv-
~ a. asT Y0E
..''ENE%Ts or WARsHIPs.-These
~. ..<ns o. zarships have been re-
h., ARRIVED.
~ 81 - hsncock. a. TAmDlco
~ 80. f0uf.ze. ~ Ssppofi. tho YES
a ~. 7ai<fsa bsy. the Batch. ~ Harnp-
- a. ~ ifla Gs I<gzon and me Ysn<
se...f, nssi, ne ma ~ bfefnsfior'
~" a. Shanghai.
a. SAILED.
,ly...,,ls' Glacier. from Aazstan. f9f
ss @E ne yss'si from Norfok for Lam
=. CO. I's lsnxipD. from key West for
I'd. - ,1s VI ,. from Seattle for Bfein-
q. 4. birmingham. the Dixie. TIE Hen
q. ti,on. he mccall. no warning
- ,t..,eihk, lie AInMen. the BpFrONs.
~ ~. -, ne IryDe. the FsDrinz. the
~ p.,....slfV's. ~ Jenkins and tire Jopeti.
- f,,ss,-. frf Vera cruz The flps-fr,
y ~, s., sN - rem. from Pensseoia
,tfss' ~ Wy Trzss. TIE Monaghan, ne
-. - ~ "a sssior
: u inss o.. .'tss hampton iiOadf sbop'
a.. iN Nftissn 1zflfs
rs ,,.,'9 D1t Of commission a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
FIRE DEPARTM EMIT.

Practice-To report 20 engineer ~ steamer
T s Richards, at tn Regiment Aruior,.
April e: G. W. Roe. tr, Ems. IS; J. ? Foots.
Is: r BornholE. 80. J. J. D'Azevedo, s. y
CTancy, 20: r A. Dammeyer. o.. " Cal
lazher .iS: p. T. Metzger. ST.. 2i3, ". F
Hickey. ia: c. Charous. 22i: NJ. ;. casey. :-5:
T. 8 Richards. 90 F. Hvenznger ~
MUM 24: J. J. OKeefe. 20: J. stack. 80,
Q A. Widmer. s.. 80 7. W. ChattaWay. az
=. A. wooley 81 "a sec); =. Bernsen. n. =
L. II: A. J. Muir g.; Z. >. Clements. s.. J
Uarath IS; A. T Cole. l05: a. ~. Forster. To-.
W II Breuer. NJ. ]. Miller, No. g. lis. y J.
Bruno. l2s; G. Olsen. Is: G. c. Brown. is7.
Special Leaves OF Absence without pay
chief OF Battalion W. G. Rogers. s r-emcl
dst grade). c. Abendschen. II. & l. 70. :
Ksppstattsr. Eng. e. days. April a;
Walsh, X & T.. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22

The following causes u marked ready VII
o4 passed for the day. No cause viii Dc set
for a day this call.
Sullivan CnN/BHRR Peterson Jamaica Est
elo/NY&oRv CABRERA Josinsky
kirlCwood/ McCTcskey Morse/Cohen
Fay/NY&oR Kleen e. ano/Otterbetn
Eemlinger/Nep Meter l3lelillo/Penn T & II
Remainder OF calendar raised 20 April Is
cases will be added TO ready and reserve sec
IONS OF calendar each day
Decislons-yan SicIen, y.
selvagsi /Tistale Lumber Co.-Perenptorily
set Tor frst Monday OF June. 1914
bster/L. l. Fl. Ry.. Laban/N. Y. queens
co. Ry. Co. and ano.: Eizner/L- I. Elec. Ry-
Co. Metz/N. Y. & Queens Co. Ry. CO.. he
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Of the
BorouEh ot Queens: Albrecht Peter Co9S er
lator Co. Marshall Thomas J. steen Co
Orders signed
Geoghegan7N. Y. & Queens Co Ry. Co
Motion for preference granted and case IS or
cered on calendar Tor third Monday OF MAY
Halliday Hallidsy-Final decree Of absolute
divorce signed.
Wedis /Susskind-The parties % and relief
sought in Kings and Queens counties actions
are Identical the former action having been
dismissed at the trial thereof with costs, must
be paid before plaintiff can proceed mere. NO,
ton staying the Queens County action until
costs OF Kings County action are paid granted
Submit order
Ruff Run-Th. defendant is ordinarily en-
titled TO her dav "a court, although II IS IN
possible 70 see what good The privilege will 60
Motion 70 open default Is granted upon pay
uent % SO costs by The defendant 20 the plain
IN. the alimOny granted by the separation
decree at The rate OF s. month Will he con-
tlnued No counsel fee will be granted.
Mutual Aid Society OF the De Nobii Cigar
makers-Artieles OF Incorporation appfoE.sd.
Schsppner II elch-Order appointing George
Kelch guardian al Item signed.
kelby. j.
woodhaven Bank Creditors Holding Co. me
Judgment OF foreclosure ana sale. EAsr r
Hazelton, referee, 10 sell signed