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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
POLICE DEPARTMENT..

Appointment.-Prob Patrol c. G. schwaii.
Transfers.-Capts. stephen McDerino G l.
G5tb. and John WieganSas; I4s,h' ,,59. Tyapry
Irrelid.nberg 15sd TO 10TH Patrol. O. C. Dlens
A0d 10 G5th Mutual-PatTol. florence - SUI
liIan. Goth 70 4th Prob. Patrol. Domenico
14,ss.ienment-Prob Patrol c. c. schwall
10 school for recruits -
wv oh d. IN charge 18th S D., in
addition, II days Mid. Patrol ). haI ,'..
Traffic Sub-div, 20 9. o., 80 days Acl, DoI
sergts ca GRADE W. B. Capg'os ana " g.
T,stto u D.. 10 D. 4. O.. Bronx. Gays,
patrol to bet. DIV. +. Culhane' on -, %
devs: J. s. Fitzpatrick. IAN, 10 days; W B Is
Ti-l l4th DAYS: ". sullivan and D. ~
Alien 17th: j. /. Rockford. DIST ana W.
corbitt. NJ D.. 5 days 70 D. 4. O.; + J. NC
Nance. i45th. 10 DAYS: {: Eason' i1sln "a 20, :
~ T d Grabau. aS5th. days. Matron leslie
,,e.s 60 = a. 10 DAYS bet Div.-Act Sergts
Gst erade) J. /. Cunningham. l49th. and y. j.
McManus. 10th. 20 Hqts., 20 DAYS, % sfaue
T DowIlng. l4th. 70 Hqtrs.. 10 GAYS,
Leave. with full pay).-surs A. H.
rrown llth D. II days (without pay ACT
not sergt. first grade E. Leigh lsS days
Nav G. Proba. patrol. J. GreenOers' %''''' !
cay TT;incs.-Patrol E J. Long. Ism. Feb ;
30 days: stewart Miner Me er,i
~ absent from post, etc. DAYS NJ :. su4
- NJ, 80 ga March ei absent from post. etc, ;
6a~s. p II. Powers S5th, March r. absent
rom rost. etc days. A. J. LeyaeI 4'5tn'
absent from ANtA i."tt 49,
RReiprriInanded.-Lieut.A a. Mccsslium' T0.r'
~ go .,h March % absent from post, etc I.
p 0''I u Miller 10Th. March Is. absent without
lave: ] r Holland. 18Th. March d. ao ss,T
,-o,o eyed post etc. w. }. Mooney, setn
Nh % iats IN reporting; c. J. Mills. ssh.
Mach "a. late IN reportins; +. W CsTnody
Ssth March q absent from relievins p9'n ~
80 q l. Wolfe. 1885, March ~ tliei 20
renort promptly: August PoppingeT' leit1
s n,ase, y absent from posts. Prob. patrol
NJ Hurley, 18th. March 50. failed 70 MAKE 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
CARNEGIE HERO BOARD
MAKES SPRING AWARDS
Nine Silver and Twenty-three
Bronze Medals and S4O,225
in Money Voted.

Pittsburgh, May AT the spring meet
ing OF the Carnegie Hero Fund Commits
sion. held here late this afternoon, thir-
tv-tyvo acts OF heroism were recognized.
In nine cases silver medals were award
cd; in twenty-three cases. bronze medals.
Three Of the heroes lost their lives. and
to their dependents sums totalling $40
10 be applied, subject 20 the direction or
the commission, IN various ways, were
granted. In addition TO these money
grants in eleven cases sums aggregatlns
s2l,co0 were appropriated for educational
purposes, payments TO be made as need
ed and approved. and IN eighteen cases
awards aggregating $1,000 were made TO
be applied toward the purchase Of homes
and to other worthy purposes Payments
in these cases will not be made until the
benefc!ary's plans for the use Of the
award have been approved by the COM
mission. The list Of awards follows:
Silver medals-Ruth Vanlandingham.
deceased. medal 10 sister. 4io5 Troost
ave, Kansas City. Mo; John A. King
La Cygne, Kans Morris Ferber, Yon-
kers. y. Y; David H. Mccain, Bracken-
ridge. Penn: Harry b. Gilmore, Bird
Vile. Penn. James A HANNA, Carnegie
Penn: Thomas Z. Cassidy. 1863 Laurel
ave. st. Paul. Beryl Parker. los South
Spring ave. la Grange. H.; Paul J.
Keith. Centerville, No.
Bronze medals-Joseph GiNgoolnessi.
Harbor Springs. Mich; Joseph Okenotego'
Good Hart, Mich. John J. Brosnihan, ia
Grafton St. Worcester. Mass; Homer a.
Howe. Ware. Mass: Frank T. Donoar'
Avalon. Penn; Austin Z. Fitch. is43 Re
Der d., ST. Louis; Rufno Rodrigues. VIII
burton, Okla, Charles T. Stinnett. Alta
mont Kans; Charles W Tidball, Good
Samaritan Hospital. Portland. Ore; Lo-
renzo c. Payne. Parker. kans: Anna IL
Hunt. sharpsburg. Penn; Samuel l..
Murray, Bennington. Okla; Isaac Il
Jones. Bralntree. Mass. Lola f. Haven
Centeryllle. No: l. Walter Cook. tord's
Ferry, KY: Eric l. Hodge, q North ST,
Bunalc; s. Earl T. Gelly. West Spring
field. Mass. K. Herman Weaks. Canalou.
Mo. Howell J. Lucier. Northampton
Mass: Martin c. Kimbrough, 20 North
Favette ct. Carthage, H.. Sanford X.
Parker, Jacksonville. Ky; Frederick w.
Lee. deceased. medal 70 father. New Al
bany. Ind; Lucius +. Woodruff, deceased,
medal 10 father, Railway, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
CITATIONS.

THE People OF THE STATE OF NEW
York nv the Grace Of God Free and lnde-
pendent, 20 sallie T. Postletawalte, carolyn =
Postlethwaite. Emily Dalziel Kate {. IVES ys1;
kate G Ives as Trustee under the Last VIII
ana Testament OF Helen Ellis cole deceassI'
f. Matilda Hyde Cela klehnTsna' s sal4 ~
Arms The southampton Cemetery As5lclt-
ton Woman's Hospital IN the state OF sE
Work. Dta Roberts. Mamie Boyd. Mary ~.
Gerard Lua A. Getsinger lI-stges OF t-'
Green Acre Fellowship. Mary NJ Weir, kalpi
\ ellis. Monica Farrell. Celia Johnson. James
I.ysaght. The Farmers Loan ana IIH.1 No..
-arv "a Trustee under the Last WIN ana
Testament OF Helen Ellis Cole, deceased mary
a. cole Ralph y. Ellis as Executor OF mo
Last WIN and Testament OF Jonn W E' 49,.
deceased ana 20 all persons Interested IN tLs
estate of Helen Bills Cole. late OF the county
OF New York. deceased. as creditors, lega' t'
next Of kin or Otherwise, stnl slee,ins -, -
and each OF YOU are hereby cited and required
,,i'reonaiiv 10 be and appear before our sLIfo-
cate OF the County Of New York az me nui
rocates Court Of said County held at tlis hall
OF Records ~ the County OF New lorN' on lue
ri-b nav OF May 1914 al half-past ten O'Clock
i'm the forenoon OF that day, then ana there I.
atte1J a judicial settlement OF the account Of
PROCEEDINGS OF The Farmers Loan ana trust
5,,,,,-arv as Executor % the Last WIN ana
Testament 4 Helen Ellis Cole deceased am
ths az. OF tweuty-one years are required 70
appear by your guardian II you nave one,
or u you have none. 20 appear and Apply LOT
one 10 be appointed. or IN the event OF your
neglect or failure 10 do So a guardian VIII %
apoointed by the Surrogate TO represent and
act for you In the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caused tns
Seal OF the Surrogates Court OF the ssii
County OF New York TO os mere
unto affixed witness. Hon. Robert
II, 81 Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF our
SAIL County. az the county o. New
York the 18th day OF March, IN me
wear OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
aud fourteen DANIEL J. DOWDNEf,
CLERK OF the surrogates' Court
GEIIER ROLSTON 4 KORAN, Attorney
for Executor. % Exchange Place Ne" forH
-. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
Appellate Division--Part H.

r-5r.,-4 re-liner. as receiver OF ne property
~ Rernev Hecht, for the benefit OF Michaei
Sarck and Adolph DanzgeT Martusa Sniss
yuUs ~ Flackmar. J. Maddox and Keloy'
j. concur. r., ry-ruarn Johnson
and Charles Bernstein copaI,Sne1S e Ber5ston.
ger mn re ~ -aversed and new trial ordered;
N,.rcus Kuttner/ Michael GarhcS; Aoo, ton
,,.-1,gcr and Robert Holmes. y. Moton lot
rear , Jil.s DAVIDSON. Motion for rearsarnen'
denied. NJ. tr,vo yyouss Realty co
and Henry Uhris Motion 'o'
ni 6eeilows Wilson Motion for resrsuInsn' 90
MED. Gee, Manufacturing Co.
f1eloihE iroI,son IBrooklyn Heights Railroad
l 5 Id,,9 r. sullivan Co/Patrick u Mccarthy,
TI,G'..C1Ufinned without costs 10 either party d
against the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

DECISIONS
BY MILLS J.
Remsen " Nourse. as adm Edward F
Nourse/N Central R-Order OF ciscontinu-
ance OF action granted.
BY TOMPKINS. J.
Anna c Kleist/John + Kleist Order Of ar
rest OF defendant until $780, balance OF fine, IS
paid.
BY PLATT. J.
Lillian VI Hicks Ludwig Baumsnn Co-Stay
vacated.
BIT KEOGH. J.
Nellie II Mcmahon leonard J Mcaahon-
John + Casnin appointed guardian for l.
Mcmahon.
In re application OF City OF New York 20
change Highways at Nalhalla and establish
ment Of new highway system around Kens!co
cam-AdJ 70 FIRST Monday Of June.
Doty/Doty-Ss week alimony pending trial
OF separation suit.
In re Loew/Now Rochelle-For writ Of man
damus against city to compel issuance OF
theatre license. Reference TO Judge Morscheu-
ser May s.
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BUSINESS REVERSES

SAMUEL wEINsTEIN-schedule OF Samuel
Weinsteln, manufacturer OF dresses at o.
Yves, goth St. show liabilities. s2s.7ie. and
assets. s.. $50. consisting OF stock. 5000; h1t-
ures. $500, and accounts 81. 800 Among the
creditors are solomon Danzls, S9,i9l; s. Mar
shack. $500. and B. sandberg, $1,000. all for
money loaned.
SOPHIE WEXLER - Schedules OF Sophie
Wexler. dressmaker. Of % West 46th st.. show
liabilities. sl3 1s6. and assets. sl.4ls In stock
and accounts.
MANHATTAN AUTOMOBILE CLUE
Schedules In assignment OF he Manhattan
Automobile Club. Of ~ West 5Yth ST.. snow
liabilities $l22l5; nominal assets. S1i.57l. and
actual assets. s3.229.
HARRY GINsBERG-Schedules in assign
ment OF Harry GinsDerg dealer In picture
frames. OF 2ly 5th 81, show Liabilities. Sz'oOo'
nominal assets. SI,ois, and actual assets. $3.50
NATIONAL NOVELTY CO.-John a. Nancy
dong business a. tae National Novelty ana
Button o.. a. Is East IAN ST., MED petl-
ton with Liabilities, SJ,9Il, and assets, -, 10,
consisting Ot stock, S2,OJO, fixtures, sIJV, ahe
accounts, Sl,Jto Judge Ho1sn appolhts4
Harry Osterman. receiver; bond. sloO.
COl-J MBiA CLOTHING Ca peuuoh mas
been nled against Joseph and Henry =. hah-
deisnan' dung business as me tot1iuDla
Ciotains company, al 40 creme 81, " yi ,.S
creditors: Bernard Weiss, 500; Moses smith,
s4UU, and Luue * Harris. 500.
IDA SAMBJ RISKY SCLZER, OF 243 West
9sth ST., filed petition with Liabilities $2.6lb for
rent and uneNpire4 lease OF house az -
West lOJth ST., and TOR an apartment az 60
West lloth ST.. and assets, Sl,5l2 consisting
Of cash IN bank. -, ana outstanding account
81. 49, for rent OF apartment and board.
SAMUEL KRINSkY-A petition nled against
Samuel KrinsAy. manufacturer OF cloaks ana
suits, al "a Division St. By these creditors.
George Hoasplegei. sol: Louis Gershowtz.
SlGl. and Morris u. LESSER Sl2l. Assets are
estimated az 500.
G.. WUERTH MANUFACTURING CO., man
ufacturers Of frames and ART novelties, al 90
West % ST.. made an assignment TO Harold X.
LhOWe. The business was started In 1850 and
Incorporated IN 1891. and has capital stock or
$40 900. Browne II. Lewis is president
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Appraisal Of Estate.

Robert Brown Potter Newport. r. I. Feb.
Is, 1857: no tax due New York state. Assets
indicated are realty. ia West 18th st, value
not appraised; cash, S,lo0' ana ponls OF the
par value OF S,sl0Q0.
Under the will these assets. the residuary
estate. were placed In trust one-haf OF tho
income 10 be paid % Mrs. Abby Austin POI
ter widow OF the testator. and the income
from oue-haf 70 Be Tor the beneh, OF Frances
Tolostou Brecse daughter. Robert Blr1si
Potter son. Warwick Potter. son, and Austin
Potter SON The trust terminated az the
death OF Mrs Potter on NOV p. 1913. and f'-
assets we're available FOR distribution among
the surviving children.
I-rfer the law. AS 30 was in effect at the date
OF Mr. Potter's death. there was no tax upon
the property OF a nonresident decedent ana
he a3praiser holds that there IS no tax due
the state OF New York The will WAS eXecut-
81 ln 1881, and tho late Bishop Henry c. Pot
ter was one OF the witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
new REPORT ON
THE ROCK ISLAND
Nv. McKenna Says 500, 600 900
Is Needed in Next Five
Years.

Ne report Of Y. w. McKenns, who re-
say completed an investigation OF the
Asgo. Rock Island g. Pacific Railway
VI reference 10 its financial needs for
4 bondholders' committee OF the Chi
W, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, II
~ learned yesterday, will show that
fortunately SO. 10000 should be put into
= operating company during the next
n years. Following a meeting OF the
scmittee, Il was said yesterday that
E-mary OF Mr.. McKenna's report would
ssabiy be made public early next week.
sang forth in greater detail the eX-
Sditures that should be made.
Z NJ Schumacher. chairman or the
aNk Island, who conducted an invesu-
nton Of the property for the Phelps
,atge interests and made public his re-
aE early In March, estimated that the
anpany in a similar period would need
$4,000 OF this amount, he said, %I-'-
400 should be used for immediate needs'
eeoO0O for betterments and N2'o"'V"
maturing car trusts.
Is understood that Mr. Mchenna
bort as first presented 10 the bondhold-
r. committee placed the Rock Island
!ieos at a much higher figure than the
D. estimate showed. The first report
fweyer. il was said, included eXpendl-
'Ges for additional construction work
hch were dropped from the revised
'~lement The physical condition OF the
~ock Island was found by the investI-
"lor for the boudholders 10 be good eX-
fnditures for maintenance having been
satisfactory.
Al the time Mr.. Schumacher's report
'as made public criticism was heard oil
Us estimate Of the Rock Islands require
cents. II was charged that he had made
W high an estimate and that the road
s'l'a easily get along without spending
y much as 100000. Now that Mr.. Nc
@'nla, who was hired especially by the
:. s,'noaolders. has exceeded the estimate Of
~ Rock Island chairman. bankers were
'Nhed yesterday to accept the higher
sure as amply conservative.
:, ar Schumacher showed in his report
''N' against the Rock Islands require
.1en's over the next five years the COM
10y has treasury bonds OF $l5.000,o00, and
:, :. receive in 1--WE years. at the rate OF
1870 year. Sl7JO00O0 Of per cent
:, '-nulng mortgage bonds. These securi-
'' said the report. should have q good
-@'Aet II the credit Of the company can
ie-esiablished The operating company
~" 100000 debenture bonds OF the
-load company. but this item is OF un-
'"'aln present value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of- Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers

CHICAGO " smyth Merchants 20
Barker. ladies' ready to wear; Neilch.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-Parisian CO; Niss rle',
and Mrs shulze. ladies' ready 10 WEAR !
West I'D St. re-. A..
TORRINGTOS. Conn-w " Nerir 90; Mr'
Grant, ladies' ready to wear; % "es' S'' e.
Millinery. Laces. Notions. etc.
CHICAGO-Marrts. Mann a. keiiyi -
O'Rcilly. notions and ribbons. 5Zi broaa"s';
COLUMBUS. OHIO-Johnson & Stieg Woit, ~ ~
johnson millinery and riboons: Aoel ussh'
PORTLAND. ORE-Olds. workman q h'"e'
Miss Milne art embds; az ttn ave,
TROY, y Wv n Frear CO. + d NO'Ah'
laces; Herald Square.
Miscellaneous
.rpAN,y-randau & Co; II Landau. general
PHI .pTITA-Krarner waldman & Fast-
man. II Wal6man. carpets; Walnck
SCRANTON, PENN-ClarLe Bros; = u iV0'7'
general mdse; Il Union So MIA.
TROY y Wv Frear * Co; d Noldn'
ftlrs and trimmings: Herald Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
TT DwYER.s STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

MATT DIVERS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Public notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, the l9th day OF May 1914. az 1890 A. N.
the undersigned will sell at public auction az
f4Oth Street Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York, for account OF Mr.. l. Chittick, MIS-.
Doian, Mr. Chas. Davis. Mr.. Geo. Danoy, MIS-
man clara Moyott A. V. Maher. G. b. Powers.
G II. Provost. Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. J. X. s~alne'
Mrs Mary A Tney. Mr.. salmon. Mr. ). g.
Beers the following described property; House
hold goods trunks boxes. etc, contents IN
known pictures. books etc. such SAFE VIII o9
TO satisfy all liens OF the Undersigned on ss4l
property. The sale VIII be eOh4uc'S4 ~
Daniel T. Kennedy, Auctioneer.
Dated April -, 1914 - -,,,.,-,-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister In this column By telephonlns
Hickman 5000.

Drygoods, etc.
BOSToN-caro Waist House; Caro-. waist
Ings; Navarro.
BUFFALO-B Kadetsky Tailoring Co;
Gamler. woolens; Herald Square. -
CHICAGO-MOrrls Mann * Reilly; y
Reilly. white good. 524 Broadway.
DAYTON. Ohlo-Rike. kumler Co, II RiKe'
drygoods. 20 Fifth ave.
iIlADELPHIA-Glase. Hall & Boles; L
Glase. prints. ginghams and Innings. herad
Square.
ST LOUIS-Kurlander Bros Cloak Co; G Rur-
lander. cloakings. u Leonard ST
ST PAUL-F1eld. Schleck & Co; G F1eio'
drygoods. A. East 18th St
Cloaks, Suits. Women's Wear, etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Johnson. Du Bose co,
c Bloodworth. uioaks and suits; 20 East
18th st; Collingwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR swITCHBOARDs, LIMO
leum and lumber.-Sealed proposals Will %
received at the Office OF the General Purchasing
officer. Panama canal. Washington, ID. C..
thew VIII DO opened IN public, for furnishing
tho above mentioned articles. Blanks and
general information relating 70 this Circular
no SOD may DO obtained from this ONCE or
the offices OF the Assistant Purchasing Agents.
"a state street New York City; el4 Whitney
Central Building, New orleans, La, and 1859
North Point street san Francisco, Cal; also
from the T. 8 Engineer Offices IN t1e follow
ing cities. Seattle, wash, Los Angeles. Cal;
Baltimore. Nd. Philadelphia. Pa; Pittsburgh,
pa. Boston Mass Blnalo, =. Y; Cleveland.
ohio: Cincinnati Ohio: Chicago. H.; -. Louis.
No. Detroit, Mich. Milwaukee, WI; -
Paul MINI; CHATTANOOGA. Tenn; Louisville.
Ky: Mobile. Ala, and Galveston Tex Com.
r,ertfal club Kansas CRY No: Chamber Of
Commerce. quincy ILL., and Commercial club.
Tacoma wash G. Boggs, Major, Corps %
Engineers. L. :. A.. General Purchasing OIiceF.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
ScAILLIkGER'S RELIANCE EXPRESS
AND STORAGE co,
io7l-IoT3 Third Avenue and eo6 East 6sr6 ST

New York. April 18th. 1914
To Mrs. z. c. Williams. Julia Landman. Ar.
Dsrrach, Mrs Lynch. 3 A. McGoyern. Chas.
Needing Mrs Wilson. Miss Aenagh. Mrs. Hol-
man. Mr.. Mccarthy. Chas. Gusch. Miss Car
roll Mrs. sullivan, Jas 2. Hood. Miss II.
Miller, Mrs. Elyery E. Richardson Elsie Zeal,
Mrs. NJ Peterson. Albert schwinzsng. Mr.
Bloch. Mr.. II. Levy, Mrs Norton. Mrs Walker.
Mrs. Callahan. John Machek. Isaac Heller.
Felder's Express. Mr.. Quinn. s. LowenberZ,
Mrs. VIM. pike. Mrs. Kinsman. Preiss Ex-
press. Mr.. McGaney. Mrs. c. Smith. Mr.. Peter
sexton T. Broollas. Mrs. German. John Splain.
william McClintock. Mrs. David Walsh.-You
and each OF you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of my lien upon the
property hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereo, had been given YOU
will cause such property. TO wit: Household
goods. personal effects. carpets, Office paru-
tons, etc. stored By you or In your name In
Schilinger's Reliance Express and Storage
Company Warehouse TO he sold 81 public auc-
ton. according to the statute in such case
made and provided. at George Nerle's Auction
Rooms. l55 Fast i25th 81. New York City. on
TUESDAY, NAY 18TH. 1914, az 1890 a. m.
and on WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH. 1914. n.
10 80 a. m. and n the sale thereof Is not com
pleted on said date the Same will be continued
at the same place on each and every Tuesday
and Wednesday thereafter. beginning az 1880
a. N. on each day and continuing until all the
goods are sold.
sCHLLINGER's RELIANCE EXPRESS AND
STORAGE CO
FREDERICK j. sCHIILtNGFR, Proprietor.
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FIRE RECORD.

4.s',-794 10 7es Tenth ave-. Mott estate; $500.
s.O6-i5T East 18th ST. Frank Ieipt: IN
known. -
e.2o-T7 East iI3th ST. Aaron Levy; $500.
-.If-S52 Westchester ave. J. Schol. slight.
s65-940O second ave, Herman Fink; slight.
II .20-Ii5 East T2d ST.. Herbert Parsons;
slight.
p ". ,,,..
L 1888 West cth s~' ross
,,.o-sai Eas, iith st.. Herman Levtrson;
trlfIng
s..n-Brookiyn Bridge: trihlnG.
..35-alS 7th 81. jacob COD. soo
x45-958 First ave. william Wernnihs'
t-ifing.
..ro-92g Wet Goth ST.. Elizabeth Lawn;
trlhlng.
s.,a "A Suiolk st., Volino society; trinins
T:Os-i4a seventh ave. A. Hanson: rinin<
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r. Wins RIGHT
| TO CUT BIG MELON
,ooellate Division UpholdS
|pp plan of SSO,OOO,0OO
Award.
.uunFND WILL GO
WITH COMMON STOCK
,..,srred Share Owners Seeking
70 Bar Railroad Deals
bv Legal Fight.

,,neua,e Division yesterday upheld
-. cr,snbsum IN deciding that the
-. a, the Union Pacific Railroad
..,v could no, be restrained from
80 out the proposed distribution of
- =, AZ a, extra dividends among the
'.,,.,, o. common stock Of the corpora
,,.o. The planned dividend is to be partly
:, baltimore s Ono stock and partly in
ash.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
|,,,cb holds $4,000 preferred stock Of
a. Union Pacific. sought an Injunction
,-.vent the distribution unless the
..rs-, OF the preferred stock were in
800 IN the melon-cutt!ng. Justice
y,snbaum IN the supreme Court denied
* application.
s.eause OF the unanimity OF tho higher
arts decision the Equitable will have
l. obtain the permission Of the Appellate
r.sion TO take the appeal up TO the
urt Of Appeals,
-pur!ng the lean years" said Justice
.,rke. who wrote the opinion Of the
rrt. "the preferred stock may get all
!, dlsiribu,able profit II cannot COM
si- that In prosperous years It be con-
red 10 the express bargain entered into.
n very classification is FOR this precise
Expose.
Justice Clarke added: when a corpora
=, has a surplus. whether dividend
nsl be made how much It shall be, and
r.sn and where 1t shall be payable, rest
the fair and honest discretion Of tho
.-sctors. uncomfortable by the courts. 10
Eolmes. Rogers * Carpenter, Of %
mad st. attorneys for several individ-
y. holders Of preferred stock Of the
Zion Pacific. who brought suit TO pre-
y, the company from distributing It's
ara dividend of Baltimore & Ohio stock
ri cash. yesterday received an order
Nm Justice Davis 20 examine the OFF,
Us snd books Of the Union Pacific.
We are not interested iu yesterdays
csion affecting the Equitable Life AS
rance Society" said Nj. Holmes. nor
we seeking an injunction. We intend
show that the Union Pacific has not
surplus on hand that IS reported.
/ The Union Pacific said its profit from
|. sale of Northern Securities Company
Bk was 100000. This money was In
|a2 'n securities Ike the Chicago &
hr ..t.rr. the Illinois Central. the
aago d. Alton ST. Paul, Baltimore &
| DO etc. The cOmpanys annual report
|, rs gives the prices ra,d for those
/ nks. and II you compare these with
i market prices Of the last few days
+ viii find that there has been a de-
,caton In their value Of about A4,-
10.
The Union Pacific constructed thirteen
perties and consolidated them into the
hgon Railroad and Navigation Com
| x. The companys appraisal Of their
ue was 10000 more than the cost,
| this money was carried 70 surplus
ECnt
z the contemplated distribution IS
ze We believe the courts will award
an amount equal to tho extra divi-
Ia"
blowing the announcement yesterday
the courts decision favorable 20 the
ION Pacific the stock rose from l5S's
gss and closed at l567s. a gain Of rs
,u over Thursdays last sale. Balti-
,rs & Ohio. which was quoted at sli2
the early trading. sold down 70 80 and
'asei at s)15.
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Palmer. Inc /Fissell--W Leslie.
BY HENDRICK, J.
U = Trist/Martndal Real Es,-M II pslSsrs
BY BLUR. J.
Ferris /McClenahan-E Booth
Wander Poe'Hllum Eng Pulp Lewinson-
stephens Bassett-A Ellenbogen.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
BY DAVIS. J.
Amelia Wiegand/J Jos Bruder-J = IAebler
LAWYERS Mtg Co/Moscs a Horowitz-P Wilds
Gertrude Faurt /Fredk Plaut-A Luria-
Maybelle Realty Carrie Nller-M Levy.
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term.
lex PARTE MATTERs-Mo-
TONS.
COUNTY COURT.
GIBBS. J.--EX PARTE MATTERS.
sURROGATE'S COURT.
SCHULZ. $40 day calendar.
QUEENS COUNTY.
COUNTY COURT.
Humphrey. J.
Saw Inv Assn wihelmina Auer. Bond
approved.
Ebert ct alLseai. Judgment, Of foreclosure
and sale signed.
Borsch/ Thomas. Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale signed.