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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
pol ICE Department.

Prob. Ptimn. Apptd.-Ptlmn- g. w Cr rns.
Cd A. J. Deutsch, 1sti NJ; II: W ostsr I cJu
schaumoefeI, 18th; ]. ]. Devens, ssd; N. !; J.
o'Connor, S5th j. A. Bulger, seth; G. r;
sellman 1sth C. A. Merau, list; Martin
wiesekel, 23d; ]. J. Hasach, 2Oth; 4. u 49, ct
ney, 26th; II. q. Farrell, 18th; James MC|ai-
frey, SD; C. ]. Hayden, S7th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kuhne. 3sth 10
18th; Isaac Frank. l64th to 10th; Patr nIsS
O'Neil. 165th TO 3Sth. Albert Ruthenoerg, E.o
Butler a. 2sSd to iSsd; c. A. Madgan. 2S2d to
275th; Frank Farrell. 2S2d TO 2slsti A. r. r;
7th Pct; sergts. all assigned 2s2d 30. to
2s3; Ptlmn.. all assigned &2d TO go
@. A. Burgoyne, It'll l. D., TO 7ith PCT; w,
F. ]. Sullivan. 7th /. D., 10 42d Pet'; John
Gilbert, 6Sth to G. o.; Joseph Horn, go 10 ''h'
]. J. Hennessy, SOD TO LIST l. D.
ACCOMMODATIONS. VIM. Kotteman.
165th to clerical duty; w. L. o,Neil. Slst 70
clerical and house duty; John Epert, y; ~ -;
to 4th Dep. CONS office; j.; J: Aennes,s n A 20
clerical and house duty in precincts inaiSs'ep
A. ]. Glennon, 14Sd; James Travis itdth; M ~
l. Quesenbury liSth; J. i, Geyin' , iS3b: w w
Frank Fl ai Long. is2d; Charles Keeper. isith; w
F. Fay Hist; Ambrose Clancy. G4th; LOUIS
Fettig. 277th; r. H. Duester, Nth; q. NJ
stark, 5ist; ]. D. Enright, iSsd; J. J. Re
gan, 18th: T. ] Delaney, 18TH; G. {. Ben
der. 159th Charles Flood. 16ist; G. 7. Mas
terson. l63d w. ]. Welch. 18th; l. A. Beh-
renburg, I74th; j. D. Quinn, 275th: C. o. Damn
hauser, 2sSd; from Oct. l. 1914, ]. A. kee,
l69th Det Dv-Lieut. A. j. Wines 10 COM
mand detectives 23d Pct. from June 10: tenn
porary, c. F. Grebe 10th; c. Z. Northrup,
i53d TO c. O., 80 days from June II; william
Brown TO D. A. O.. New York, days from
June II; Ptlmn. Joseph Smyth, jr., Trafiic
A., to c. O.. 10 days from June IL; J. +.
Barry, 4th: T. ]. Harvey, 32d; Herman cross
berger, SD: ]. J. Flood. l5lst to {. o., 20
days from June II: 10 bet. Div.-Joseph Hem
ley, lst Louis BSrbieri 10th: c. E. Savage.
18th, to c. o., 10 days from June 10: ltalo
Cassetti 18th, 10 days from June 10; David
Gordon, 18th 10 days from June -; James
Baker. 2lst days, to u. A. O., New York;
VIM. Blanch, 22d. 10 days from June 10; wal
ter Corbtt, 31st, days from June IL, 10
ID. A. O., New York; Alexander Nickolay,
l74th, 10 days from June 10. to U. S.. Attys
Office, y. Y: ]. J. Kennedy, H5th, 10 Gays
fEom June II to d. A. O., Queens; Det. DIV
act. sergts., LIST grade. II. G. Mugge, ga J.
r. Toner. J. r. Gaynor. 37th TO Manhattan
Hqrs 10 days from June 10; discontinued, T.
NJ Jones' C. o., to chief inspectors office.
from June IL: Ptlmn. John Ebert as station
house attendant from June IL; ]. II. Preece,
sOth, driver patrol wagon from June 10: J.
A. Kee. 169th. TO clerical duty from Oct. l;
Albert Hill, Timothy Holland, &2d. station
house attendants from June 10.
Leaves (without pay)-T. ]. O'Brien goth.
day from June u; J. T. Miles, 1 day from
June II; Thomas Dolsn 149th. 2 days from
June 10. and q. f. L. Dardis, both, day
from June g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
BONDHOLDERS DELAY
R. |. REORGANIZATION
Difference of Opinion as to
What They Should Get for
Share in Raising Capital.

The two committees which ere Trying
to agree on a plan for a REIMBURSEMENT OF
the Rock Islands finances held another
meeting yesterday. The crux OF the SIT
uation is the return the bondhoiders are
10 get for their share OF reorganization
expenses. It has been settled that In no
circumstances will the stockholders put
I'D all the money needed.
It is also probable that the stockholders
will get new preferred stock and bonus
for the capital they may invest IN the
Rock Island The reorganization problem
has been complicated by the fact that
the Illinois statute requires that new Sc
curities issued by the Chicago. ROCK
Island e. Pacific Railway Co. shall not
be sold at less than par. though provision
is made for deduction Of discounts for
selling.
Hence IL was proposed that holding
company be formed. possibly in Massa-
chusetts. but influential members OF tho
stockholders committee vetoed this plan.
In behalf of the stockholders Il Is argued
that II 100000 Is TO be spent on the
property this new investment should re-
suit In an income return Of 10 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
EoREcLosuRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Anna A: Gillies. Plaintiff. against II. X.
Smith Realty and Construction Co. Inc. ct ais
Defendants.-fn pursuance OF Judgment OF
In the above entitled action and bearing date
the 18th dav OF May, 1914. I, the undcrsisned.
the referee In said Judgment named, will sell
AZ public auction. at the Exchange Salesroom.
Nos. 1915 Vesey Street. In the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York, on the 18th day
OF June, 1914. at u o'clock noon on that dsy.
by Joseph p, Day. Auctioneer. the premises d.
rectcd ~ said judgment TO be sold. and there
in described as follows "All that certain
lot. piece or parcel Of land with the buildings
and improvements thereon erected, situfs.
lying and being in the Borough OF Manbattan
Of the City Of New York, IN the County and
state OF New York. bounded and described as
line OF West iisth Street, distant one hundred
and twenty-five Q26) feet Westerly from tie
Westerly line OF Eighth Avenue; running thence
Southwardly but parallel with said Wester-
ly line Of Eighth Avenue, and through party
wall 80 far as the same stands one hundred
doO feet eleven uI inches 70 the middle
lire OF the block; thence westwardly but
aions said middle line Of the block twenty-five
feet: thence Northwsrdly and again parallel
with said Westerly line Of Eighth Avenue AMI
through another party wall so far as the same
extends one hundred 900 feet eleven uD
inches 10 said Southerly line OF West nsth
street. and thence Bastwardly but along the
same twenty-five (25j feet 10 the point or place
Of beginning"
Dated. New York, May 18th, 1914
FREDERICK X. RICH, Referee.
l.. & A. ". ZINKE Attorneys for Plaintiff, 20
Broadway. Manhattan, New York.
The following is diagram OF the property 70
be sold: its street number Is 800 West 18th
Ues. rrs,h sfree,
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CONDITIONS HERE
BEST, SAYS PRINCE
Railroads Weak Feature, French
Capitalist Insists - Wants
Government Partnership.

Prince Poniatowski, the French capt.
itallst, banker and personal friend of the
late r. ". Hartman. who visits the
United States about twice a year In the
interests Of Paris investors. has just re-
turned from tour OF the West. The
Prince talked freely Of his impressions
OF American business conditions. and said
that the situation hero was much moro
satisfactory than in the rest OF the world.
1.-THE one weak feature Is the railroads."
he declared. Unless the government
stops attacking them they will have to
go into bankruptcy. Your railroads can
not keep on paying 8. 6Ia and per cent
for money, as they are now doing. with
out getting into trouble"
do you believe government ownership
will remedy this?" the French banker
was asked.
Government ownership in France has
proved a failure" he replied you can
not have government ownership In
country whose politics Is based on pa
tronage. Your industries and railroads
would be Tammanyized. With govern
ment ownership you would have positions
on the railroads filled by the politicians.
You would not necessarily have three
men holding down one mans position.
but you would have inefficiency in every
thing"
What the United States needs for its
railroads, according to the Prince. is
constructive programme. He asserted his
belief in federal regulation, but at pres
ent. he said, It restricts without granting
anything in return.
las a remedy" he continued, 81 would
suggest harmony OF interests between
the government and the railways. The
government should go into partnership
with the railroads. The government could
then establish a minimum and q maxi
mum scale of freight rates. which could
be lowered or advanced according 20
needs. The government should limit the
dividends on stocks to per cent. The
day of 10 and IL per cent dividends and
melons has passed. Under the partner
ship agreement any earnings over per
cent should be divided between the gov
eminent and the railroads, the latter to
use these funds as reserve"
The Prince declared that the govern
ment In return for a share Of railroad
profits should guarantee per cent in
terest on their bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
BROOKLYN BANKS MERGE
Mechanics and Nassau Trust
Represent $22,000,000.

The largest financial institution in
Brooklyn was yesterday created through
the merger of the Mechanics Bank with
the Nassau Trust Company. The new in
stitution will represent deposits amount
ing to s22,00o,oo0 and will retain the name
Mechanics Bank. Charles G. Balmanno
will remain the president, and Andrew t.
Sullivan, president of the Nassau Trust
Company, will become first vice-president.
The Mechanics Bank has capital OF
s., 0OO,0 900 and surplus of s56l,00o. The Mas
sau Trust Company has capital of $780,
900 and surplus Of 100000. The Mechanics
Bank is sixty-two years old. and was re-
Gently reorganized, its president succeed
ing George w. Chauncey, who resigned.
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LTIMORE-Armstrons Gator a Co: p
Gator, millinery; 200 Fifth sv.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bros NJ Schneepef-
ger, notions; Longacre.
l. Topkis. gloves, lace5, ribbons, hosiery'
etc; 105 Grand ST.
BOSTON-Austin, Walker Co; II Austin
fancy goods. Navarro.
NORWICH. coNN-Reid a Hughes Co; Miss
Mccabe. lsces. embroideries and veAins';
rs Spring St
TrsBURGH-Mccreery q Co: Miss Muir
ray. trimmings ga Church ST; Collins~ood'
Mems and Boys Wear. Etc.
BUFFALO-Hens & Kelly Co; W Reinhard,
hosiery, underwear and furn goods; 81 Union
Square.
CHICAGo-siegel, Cooper Co: Metz, turn
goods. hosiery and underwear; IL zZn ~.
CHICAGO-Marks Bros; Marks, furn sooos'
FORT DODGE, IowA-Larson Bros; e Lar
son, clothing: Collingwood.
Observation-Disclosures Baer co; a
Lapidus, summer and outing ciotnins' 60
NORFOLK VA-w ] Simmons & Co; W #
busch, hats; York.
YORK, PENN stair. drygoods, hosiery and
LANCASTER. PENN-Hager & Bro; e MUS
selman, furnishing goods; rs Spring ST; her
aid Square.
Miscellaneous.
CHICAGO-siegel Cooper Co; Mr. aeuier'
window trimmer; - T. 22d ~. =,
Horner, carpets and rugs II w 23d st. -, =,
NEW HAVEN-shartenburg & Robinsoni w "a
Flack faces, jewelry and toilet soods' 20
Spring g. ,u 70.
WORCESTER, MASS-Denholm & Mckay CO;
A l. Cobb, uph goods and furniture'
Walker ST. 60 Wy vi,
Mcknight, carpets and rugs; sherman
WASHINGTON-S Kann Sons & Co; Cohen
furs; H5 Fourth ave.
TiMORE-stewart & Co. d A Richards,
perfumery: PA Church ST.
PHILADELPHIA-Gimb Bros; Gollmsn'
merchandise manager; Bway and go 81
SpPINGFTEID MO-Netter Ullman Nero co,
M Meter, general merchandise; Al Union Sq'
Claridge. ,S, n
Observation-Disclosures & Lothrop;
Moaue, rugs and bedding; 33i 4th av; Herald
Square.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Albany. June II.
900; d. W. Hayes ZOE Emerson av.. Syracuse;
j. Endelman, w. Block, n. Y
Aetna Baking Co. Msnhattan; $40 600; j.
Henrici, COG Eighth av., n. Y; K. A. Kellogg
n, Y: W. c. Eageley. Brooklyn.
Maxwell Hood Mfg. and Selling Co, Man
haitian: $4,000; Z. NJ. Maxwell. 1910 Broad
way, n. Y; II. $. Gillett, Il. Nigodemus, n. Y
Peter Cooper's Glue Factory, Brooklyn; 81
COO 900: p. G. Bryce, 1923 Fifth av.. n. y;
r. Wilhelm. r. ]. Blackman. Gowanda, n. y
Peck Coal Corporation. Port Chester; sic, 0oo;
W. l.. Pech, NJ. B. Sherman, c. A. Fehrs, Port
W. j. Kelvin, Rochester: plumbing; $4,000;
Hughes & Wilkinson, Rome; flour; $50. 600;
G: s. Hughes. A. Lawton Ina NJ. Link, Rome
Hoyts Service, Manhattan; advertising;
r. Lyon, A. II. Gleason, n. Y.
ycgarcity cOIgoration' .. Y9nke,s; realty;
$4,000 r; O. Phillips Phillips S WaT nrns y av
Hence Waist and Dress Co. Manhattan;
$50, 900; II. Cohen. 81 West 9th ST., N. y;
shotwell Amusement Co. Brooklyn: s2'; 600;
J. A. Whyte. ISIS Congress St, Jersey CITY,
F. s. Daily, G. T: Werner Brooklyn; ,oo =
600: c. B. Godsborough. 200 Fifth av.. N. ";
B. T. Burchardi, A. c, Buensod. N. y;
Roskaway Beach Realty s Co.; d KoSkaw wa
Rockaway Beach. N Y: c. Molle. Z. H.
Meto. Rockaway Beach. =,
Rockwell Glass Co. Manhattan; SIC. 600; H.
o. Doughlan, 80 Nassau st., N. T.; j. f. Cur
tin, II. +. Kleist. n. Y.
n w Equipment Co Manhattan: railroad
and general electric supplies: 5000; II. r.
Vert 80 Church ST.. N. Y: T. ]. Byrne' r''
Hiawatha Mfg. Co.. Manhattan: cotton and
cotton seed business; $4,000: c. Cornwall. ~
William ST.. N. Y: G. C. Stevens. r. Victor.
Hyman sneider & Co.. Manhattan; umbrella
and parasol handles; $4,000; N. LYMAN; Ills
Kelly ST. The Brcrx; B. Sneider. NJ. {. rum
Twombley Taxicab. Manhattan; $500: 900;
.. s. podgs Hotel Ansonia- N. T.; W. l.
Fireless Solder Corporation. Manhattan; sio;-
600; A. C. Fox rs Wall St. N. Y: w. j.
Ransom. A. Tison. N: Y.
n. Moore. o. B. Goldsmith. II. l.. Fleet
Catalogue. N Y.
Posture Standards Co. Manhattan; exploit
trademarks: $50 900: NJ. 4. Noble. rs Broad ST..
~ Y, J. w Ebbs. Englewood CLIFFS. n. j.;
A. A. Kelley. Montclair. N. J.
$40 s ooo; r p cunnioD' 4o7 r. 10th st.. n
Y; A. cunnion. N. Y; L. V. Hulse. Hoboken.
Gretsch Building Number Three. BROOKLYN
ST5 600; w Gretsch 10s South 4th Ct, Brook
Ign; +. Gretsch. l.. Gretsch, Brooklyn.
Corrigan & Riger. Manhattan: realty; SO.
600: l. Riger. 14li Wilkins av., y. T.; Z.
Riger. ". Y: ]. H. Corrigan. Brooklyn.
Bremen Waltz Corporation. Manhattan; crude
and manufactured aluminium: 100000: j. l.
T Waltz. 149 Congress ST., Brooklyn: w. T..
Richardson J. II. yesterday Brooklyn.
Consumers Cooperage Co. kerhonkson: 700
600: II. A. Fiuckiger. so Perry st.. N. u; a.
" Fox, NJ p Whine, N. Y.
scher silk Co, Manhattan; $40 600; n Ham
burger. 7S6 Riverside Drive. N. r; Z. Ham
burger. N. Y: N. Shafran. Brooklyn. =,
Socorro Sugar Corporation. Manhattan; ~
600 600; w. F. corliss. 40 Wall St. ". Il;
r. d. crispell. p. B. Rionda- N. T.
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

THEODORE c. WALLACE. Montclair. N.
]. dec IS, 1880: Value Of entire estate not
disclosed. Assets taxable in New York State
were notes Of ogden & Wallace, amounting 10
$40. 0O0 Mrs Lucy +. Wallace. widow Is
beneficiary. Decedent had been a member OF
ogden & Wallace. iron merchants. but sold MS
interests 10 his former associates.
ISABELLA II. BALLANTINE Gan. IL. 1870:
Net, sl4l20 Six nephews and nieces share
estate Assets: Deposits. .l,s45 share in estate
Of William NJ. Moran, $4,000; jewelry. 500;
furniture $40. and IS shares u. S. steel pre-
ferred, s3,7SS. .
HULDA LEHMAN Nov. 8. 1909: Net 81. $50
Faibuvh Libman, husband. and nine children
share estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

The approximate amount Of the Hen or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be sold. is s27,e446o. with inter-
est thei con from the 9th day OF February.
1914 together with costs and allowance
amounting 10 $3.50 80, with interest thereon
from March q. 1914 together with the expenses
Said premises shall be sold subject 10
mortgage of sI42 500, with interest thereon from
November LIST 1913. The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates, or
other liens which are to be allowed 10 me
purchaser out Of the purchase money, or paid
by the Referee. is Twenty-eight hundred (2So0
Dollars and interest.
Dated. New York, May 10Th. 1914
ANDREW ]. SHIPMAN. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-German Kahn and ano. as execu.
tors, &C.. plaintiffs against Marie Frank ana
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 18th day
OF March, 1914. I, the undersigned. tie referee
In said Judgment named. will sell At public
auction at the Exchange salesroom, Nos. IA
City OF New York, on the 18th day of June.
1914 at Il o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph
p Day auctioneer. the premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold. and therein described
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
with the building and improvements thereon
Of Manhattan, City OF New York, and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at point
on the northerly line OF West Twenty-fourth
street at the centre OF a party wall distant two
hundred and eighty-three (2s3) feet and four a.
Inches westwardly from the westerly line OF
Seventh Avenue: and running thence north
wardly at right angles 10 Twenty-fourth street,
partly through the centre OF said party wall.
eighty $50 feet; thence westwardy, and par
allel with Twenty-fourth Street. sixteen dO
feet and eight 80 inches 10 land Of tho Mayor
Aldermen and Commonsty OF the City OF New
York; thence southwurdly, along said last men,
toned land and parallel with seventh Avenue.
eighty (sJO feet 20 the northeriy side Of Twenty
fourth Street; and thence eastwardly. along
said northerly side OF Twenty-fourth Street,
sixteen C6) feet eight go inches TO the place
Of beginning.
Dated New York, May 18th. 1914
EDWIN II. UPDfKE,
Referee
EUGENE COIN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
"a Broadway, Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram OF the property
10 be sold; Its street number 10 22a West 24sh
wsst Nth Street
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enough to care for dividends on the new
preferred and leave something for the
common.
II. NJ Schumacher. chairman OF the
Rock Island executive committee. SAID
Yesterday all railroad earnings for May
were bad. but that the first week In June
had shown Improvement THE Rock ISL
and is prepared to handle this years
CROPS" he added. I'VE have plenty OK
equipment, including 200 locomotives ready
TO go into service. The only problem de-
ponds on how quickly we must move the
crops. Naturally, it will be much harder
to move them in thirty days than in sixty
DAVIS"
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
James Z. March. Plaintiff, against Carmlns
Marasco and Pietro Alvino, as Executors, etc.
ct al, Defendants.-In pursuance OF a iudg-
ment OF foreclosure and sale. duly made and
entered in the above entitled action. and bear
undersigned, the referee In said judgment
named. will sell at public auction, at the Ex-
change Saesrooms, Nos. H-ls Vesey street.
Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New York. on
the 18th lay OF June, 1914. at II O'Clock noon
on that day. by Henry Brady, Auctioneer the
premises directed by said judgment to be sold.
and therein described as follows: All those GER
tain lots, pieces or parcels OF land, with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected.
situate. lying and being in the Borough OF
Manhattan OF the City Of New York. in the
County and State OF New York. bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at the corner
formed by the intersection OF the southerly side
OF Broome Street with the easterly side OF Mott
Street. running thence easterly along the
southerly side Of Broome Street, seventy-two
feet and eight and three-quarter inches; thence
southery and parallel or nearly so. with Mott
Street. One hundred and three feet and four
Inches: thence westerly. and parallel, or nearly
so. with Broome Street Seventy feet and eight
inches TO the easterIy side of Mott Street, and
thence northerly along the easterly side OF
Mott Street. One hundred and eight feet and
nine and one-haf inches to the point or place
OF beginning. Be the said several dimensions
more or less.
Dated New York City. May is. 1914
ANDREW j. SHIPMAN. Referee.
HEDGES, ELY g. FRANKEI4. Attorneys for
PLAINTIFF. lS5 Broadway. Manhattan. New
York City.
The following Is a diagram Of the property to
be sold: its street number is sSS-s Brooms
proonns S,reef
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West 18th Street.

West zith Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien o.
charge, 10 satisfy which the above descrioed
thereon from the 18th day OF March. 1914. to-
Sether with the costs and allowance amounting
10 $3.50, with interest from March otn, istts
soeether with the expenses Of the sale. The ap-
nroximate amount OF the taxes assessments
q nd water rates or other liens. which are TO De
allowed 20 the purchaser out OF the pureha<s
money! or paid by the referee, is $3.50 and
Interest: and the property Is TO be sold subject
10 a hrst mortgage OF sil.ooo. with interest
thereon from the 5th day OF April. lsiA
DATED New York. May 4th 1914
EDWIN X. UPDrKE.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
[By Telegraph to The rribune.l

Trenton, June 11.-Our own Produc,s
Company, Inc. Newark; domestic nousehSio
goods: $3.50, 900: +. l. Brown. y. H. sheoe-
fer. r. r.. Lucas Newark;
puryea Motor Sales co. OF chicago, FranE-
lin Turnpike; automobiles; sloooo a
cambell. v. H. stackwel New YORK; j. H.
City Island Dredging Co.; Atlantic CITY;
dredFins; 800. 200; w - n9 cIs. ~ 81 "'A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
Wills Filed.

CARROLIN G. billiard CMay 80, more
than 200 personal; TO Ernest G. H!lliard,
SON Cornelius c. Beekman. atty.
ISRAEL MCCLELLAN MAY lg, more than
81. 900 real estate; more than 900 personal;
10 Rebecca Michelman, Wife Prince & Nath-
an.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUpRFNIF COURT

Trial Term-Part I-SCUDDER, J. Part III
-GARRETSON, J.
The attention Of the bar is called TO Rules
8, and OF the calendar rules Of Trial Term.
Calendar at 10 a m.
Cowen 1Kilgallon lReilly/NY&Q Ry
Remlinger/Nptne Met Kossmann /Merkt & ano
Murphv 0nfINY&Q Stubbings/N Ry
thinner admx/NY&Q Highest reached, SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
Calls Together 700 Creditors

Leon Lauterstein, attorney for the
assignee. Yesterday sent out more than
700 notices TO the creditors of the bank
rupt brokerage firm OF Stoppani q
H6tchkin of a meeting to be held Tues.
day afternoon in the Broadway Central
Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-described
property is to be sold, ia Twenty-Five thousand
seven hundred and thirty-three Cs22730 Dol
lars, with interest thereon from the 9Th day OF
May, 1914 together with the costs and allow
ance amounting to Four hundred sixty and So
100 Dollars. with interest from May 4th. 1914.
together with the expenses OF the sale. Tho
approximate amount OF the taxes, assessments
and water rates, or other liens which arc to
be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee, 10 Eleven
hundred and seventy Dollars and interest. and
penalties.
Dated, New York, May 18th. 1914
FREDERICK r. RICH, Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned to
Thursday. June 18th, 1914. at the same time
and place.
Dated, New York. June 18th, 1914
FREDERICK II. RICH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
ADJOURNED
crRc,Ir COURT OF APPEALs.

-,.v, u Hahlo Virginia SternIE Bene-
eGt' Nrenedict Arthur II Hahlo. Virginia
SEN 1ronclad Mfg Co ex parte and James
~, American steel Barrel Co and Elzaeeth
Sssroan Affirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Calendar goes over to July Is.
Special -MORSCHAUSER, J.
Smith /Westerman Mt Nernon/Penheid
Gaming Gaming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
FIRE RECORD.

s:25 A. M-Murray ST.. Metropolitan steam
=. os a sn' RIo2s5 Z. s7,h st.. H. X. DAILY; I'M
71s A. M.-seo Pearl St. Gaetsni zicerito;
a15 AM-l32s Webster sv. Frank Rob-
a.ss A. M-s7s washington St. Samuel Le-
vine; no damage.
100 P. M-as45 Webster sv' i'ador' ROM
go p M'@sii W. nth st.. Arion Fritz;
o.ssP. M'@s52 Columbus av.. Catherine
Nugent: triiing.
Central Railroad: trifing.
e.soP MILO Cherry st.. Isaac sseks'
$50 p M'%42s w. Saith st.. Kohsr ssiies;
50 800.
known; trtning.
a.1sP NIT Division st.. simon siessl-
1,sp ME4so w. bTth st.. Intsrboroush
brewery Co: trifing.
7so p M'-7e2 Broadway. Henry Gottfried
triffng.