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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Marlborough Blenheim Company. a domes-
tic corporation. having It's principal place OF
business In me City. County and State Of
New York, will apply to the Supreme Court
OF the State Of New York. New York County,
al a Special Term. Part !, thereof, 10 be held
at the New York County Court House. In the
November. 1914. at 10 80 o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day. or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. for an order authoriz-
ing said corporation 20 change It's corporate
FOR such other and further relief as may be
proper and necessary.
Dated. New York, octobsr sixth 1913 ,rs
by F. A. M'NAMEE, President.
Ebert r. HAAfLIN, Attorney FOR Marl-
borough Blenheim Company, No 80 Wall
street. Borough Of Manhattan, New YORK
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Motor Korr. adm Same

Mullen Packa I'd Motor Korff. adm ssms
Car 60 and ano
Highest reached, Bf5.
special NORTHUMBERLAND 49,,
CALENDAR--At 10 a. m, In speclnI ,,ss.ian
Attorneys must have ready for suDnl,....i
pleadngs for the court when a case ~ p'~N'
on the day calendar.
Rsap1st NJ n Church Enslei Morsenthsisf-
OF Flushing Prefer Realty co
Ward/CNY
Highest reached, al
CONVERSATIONS j..
J IndsvlrlT. Talent order In suppi'h'
tary proceedings signed n,-..,n-
Bandenstein/C N ct 81. Discon'''
uancc signed. =, al
Elizabeth ] Smell Rogers/J Anzelone =, L,n
Amending summons and complaint ~ eu 90.
names OF G Kovarik and Q koyarik az o. o.
Re application OF T. Williams TOT yag
ment OF award opening 18TH ~ L. !.
Broadway to Mitchell az. order drecO"'
payment Of s65 40. Mary
w Il Lalor/W l. Lalor. jr. ana 49,
IaIor. his wife. Ord4r signed subTni't"s
questions TO Jury. ,~A...n
Uock/Hock Sealed verdict and eighteen
original papers TO the County clerks ni.s'
A Burgess Emma Feeney. as admh 90 ss' AZ
OF # n Davis The Fidelity trust 70 VI
rseted to paw $40 10 to g A Burgess.
BY CLARKE. j. ,,..,~r.r
Mae . Hsys/A Baldwin 81 al De'"u
sustained Diminishing complaint
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
OutofTown Visitors Here Look Over Offering. of Local
Wholesale Dealers

ST PAUL. MINN-rhe Golden Rule: A S
kurtE. ladies' ready-to-wear; % @d 81
9th floor.
Millinery. Jaces. Ribbons. Etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bros; Michael
son, millinery, S7o ith av
BALTlMoRE-Hochsch Kohn 4 Co; Mira
Nelson, millinery: go 9TH Nv.
sOsIoN.The Lace Shop; c wolbarst, laoes.
etc; Latham
cnIcAGo-Marshal rieLs q Co; D Ross.
millinery; l04 Worth Al
CbENEl.AND-Hallo Bros Co: r l. Carter,
laces emeroideries, handksrehiefs. neck
ST Lou1s-Rosenthal. Sloan Millinery Co:
Mrs n Kern millinery. 81 Bway.
WASHINGTON. u C-M Godenberg; II
FRANKIE. laces. gloves. embroideries: Herald
Square.
Mems and Boys Wear. etc.
BosroN-R White Co; Mr. Rosenth'i'
BOsroN-GlchrIs Co: n Mendeison, hosiery
and underwear. % White; Knckorbocker
BRISTOL NA-Evans- Brown Co; G NJ
Brown, clothing and furnishing goods; Con-
BUFFALo-Clawson & Wilson Co: c swis-
Eert, hats and caps; ~ LEONARD 81.
CHlCAGo-Hillmans; Mr. Dreyer, furnish
ing goods: i16 w S2d ST.
CHICAGo-Sears. Roebuck s. Co; @ Kettle
we'll hats; caps and gloves; tS Bway'. 4,
Rosenberg, clothing; Park Avenue.
PBORTA-Tho q NJ; Bloom, ladies'
ready -to-wear: r Tlnan. clothing; lls9
Bway: Cumberland.
Gaiser. hosiery and underwear; Bwsy and
10th 81.
PROViDENCE-Manu outlet Co;
X Lee, hats Navarro
sfIAMoKIN, PENN-shaplro Bros; shs-
piro and l. shapiro, clothingi Grand.
and 10 Cent Stores.
The following buyers registered at the Five
FsA ant INxF lNa III
since our last report.
REOOKIYN-C GERMAN
FLUSHING, \ Y--H StTeir.
JERSEY CTTY-A Gold.
JERSEY CITY, Richman.
MERIDEN. CONN-C w Thompson.
NEW YORK ClTY-Joscph seger.
NORWALK, COMM puibcrg.
RUTHERFORD. Wv = Waller
sEATTLE-The Bon Marche.
Miscellaneous.
BALTIMoRE-Grotje jean, Lobe Co; n W
Strsus. general mdse 12l Prince st.
BALT1MORE-M schneeberSs. notions; Long
BiI T1MoRE-siessl. Rothschiio & Co; A
Weinberg, umbrella cloths; l26 9th sV;
Latham.
BALTTMoRELThe Hub: A Bamb.rser.
shoes; Latham.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bros: l. Michasls.
umbrellas and hats; 40 tth sv
and rugs. IS White st: Prince Georg.
gloves. notions, jewelry and leather goods;
1853 lth ay.
CHICAGO Marshall Field & CO; r W Pom
eroy. carpets and rugs l0t Worth 81.
EICAGO-Rothschild & Co; Miss NJ Law
Ter, jewelry. clocks, optical goods. silver
ware, otc: 2l5 Fourth av.
CHICAGO-Hillman's; J l. Kesner, house
furn goods: 1l6 W S2d 81.
CHICAGO-Mandel Bros; BaDberser,
shoes: 10 L 22d at.
ELKUART. IND-H Sykes CO; 3 Drake,
upholstery goods and carpets; Somerset.
GREAT FALLS, MONr-Paris ID Coz.
S Singer. general mdse: 40 Fourth av; Con
tinental.
MFRIDEN. CONN., J Nelsnd. china and
glass: Grand.
bAPOLIs-Ninneapoli d G Co; "
MacGregor. director; t32 Fourth Az.
MONTREAL,-H Morgan Co; w d Miilen'
stationery: Breslin.
NEW HAVFN-Spartenburg & Robinson CO.
Breton, house furn goods and toys 80
Spring 81.
Co: r Todd notions. fancy goods, jewelry
and stationery: 40 9TH av.
RICHMOND. VA-Miller & Rhosds w o
pay. house furnishing goods and toys 90
White st: Grand.
HINGTON-Woodward & Lathrop; Mrs
Nourse notions, stationery and art
goods: 334 Fourth av.
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COUNTY CoURT-PLATT.
DIRECTUM | WINS
IN PACING MATCH
James Buffers Great Stallion
Defeats William in Third
Race of Series.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Oct. 2l.-Direc-
tum !, holder of the worlds pacing
record, scored his second victory over
William here this afternoon in their
third match race within a month for
the supremacy of the pacing world.
The champion stallion won easily In
two straight heats, the first in 2:O4Hs
and the second in 2:Ol1
His first victory over William dur
ing the series was at Columbus, Ohio,
two weeks ago, when he established
worlds record of 1858. In their first
meeting here four weeks ago, William
won easily in three straight heats.
The weather was warm to-day and
the track WAS considered fast. Drec-
tum I is owned by James Butler, of
New York, and William by A. Earl Van
Malta, of Otterbcin, Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22

will be made for the. scout section OF the
pareant: Fife, drum and bugle corps OF
Troops o. 10 and 155; Commissioners ana
Deputy Commissioners with aida; nag OK
100 feet horne by an equal number OF New
York and Brooklyn scouts; float, depicting
scout activities and manned by New YORK
scouts; float depicting scout actiFlueS ana
manned 10y Brooklyn scouts
g. Assignments 20 position on the neat and
Gag will be made IN supplementary orders.
4. provisional troop or al hrst wass
scouts win report at the grsndstand, Firth
av. and 42d 81, at p. m. Tor duty a.,
ushers All participants IN The parade will
report at 18th 81. and Madison av. at p n.
g. The following Will he the stations along
the line OF march for the troops named.
They win report at their stations at D. m.
promptly. IN charge OF tho scoutmaster or
postal card not later than October q how
many scout may be expected.
Troop.
assigned to bicycle duty, Broadway
s-ioSth-io7th SITS. on Broadway.
l0-77th-76th SITS, on broadway.
21--75th-73d SITS, on Broadway
2s-1o5th-1o3d SITS. on Brosdwsy.
32-11 3th-112th SITS, on Broadway.
S4-76th-75th SITS. on Broadway.
39-73d-72d SITS, on Broadway.
43-117th-l16th SITS, on Morningside av.
45-Msnhattan av. TO Columbus sv., on
10th 81.
51-lOSd-1Ooth st.. on Broadway.
61-I09th-10Sth SITS, on Broadway.
36-112th-111th SITS, on MornlngBlde eV,
79-Eighth av. TO Morninsside, on 12bth
s2-sSth s5th SITS. on Broadway
Ss-122d-121st SITS, on Morningslde av.
s5-I2fst-12Oth SITS. on Morningside sv.
e0-9lst-90th sts., on broadway.
93--93d-9lst SITS. on Broadway
97--79th-7sth cts. oil Broadway.
81 6th-115th SITS. on Morningside av.
l03-S5th~S3d SITS. on Broadway.
1o7--s5th- 94th SITS. on BroadTsy
Iii 15th.1tith SITS, on Morningside Az.
1l3-Brosdvay aud 72d ST.
117---94th-93d sts.. on Broadway.
11S-101th-105th SITS, on Broadway.
1l9-it5th-114th SITS. on Morningsido av.
120--oSth- Seth sts, on Broadway.
121-Seventh ~ 10 Eighth av., on l26th ~.
122--96th -95th SITS, on Broadway.
123-l93d-122d SITS, on Morningsido sv.
135-SSth-SGth SITS. on Broadway
12S-11Sth-1l7th sts., on MorningSide sv.
13O-il9th-11Sth cts. on Morningside av.
13S-i14th-113th SITS, on Morningside av.
134--120th-11sth SITS, on Morningside ay
185-100th- SITS. on Broadway.
1S9--7Sth-77th SITS, on Broadway.
l40-Madison 70 Fifth sy;: on 12bth ct
14s--1 7th-116th sts., on Morningsde sv
151-s3d-sist SITS, on Broadway
152-Brosdway, 10th St, 109th st
l55--Columbus sv. TO Amsterdam, on 10th
f57-79th-7sth SITS. on Broadway.
162-90th-s8th SITS. on Broadway
169-8ist to 10th st., on Broadway.
I72-111th-110th SITS, on Morningside sy
113-123d-122d SITS, OH Morningside ay
175-Sixth az. 10 Seventh av.. on f25th 1t.
176-l2lth-123d sts on Morningslde av.
177-Amsterdan to Broadway, on 1lOth 81.
17s-126th-124th SITS, on Morningsde sy.
1s2-Fifth sv. TO LenoN sv., 12Jth st.
Troops not included in the above list
and not assigned elsewhere by special or
ders will report ~ Madison av. and 10Th
ST. LORILLARD SPENCER.
Scout Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22

West 10Th Street
The Approximate amount Of the charge
or lien TO satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is TO DO sold Is Twenty
five Thousand Four Hundred Seventy four
and 1900 (S25.474.10 Dollars. with In
terest thereon from the lth day OF Sep
TENDER, 1914, together with costs aud al
Eighteen and snOO (s3isI9) Dollars. with
interest thereon from September 2Sth,
1914, together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates, or
other liens. which are 10 be allowed to
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by tho referee Is Three Hundred
and Thirty-seven and So/loo S3sT5o) Doll
lars
Dated. New York. October and. 1914.
JOHN J. HALPIN.
Referee
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,.~merce and Brooklyn
s,eyens Work Hard for
saturdays Game.
macs BAND WILL
psSyIIVEN THE BATTLE
.. Hall Has Shake.Up
' o'.nsratOry to Coming Game
'' With Commercial High

1,v will be celebrated at
- s.,a a Saturday. when tho High
lN - Commerce and the POlyteeh-
sos, r.' = School meet on the
y 's -. This will be the first time
,.v.,s have fought it out since
~ ~, .h,r Commerce won a whirlwind
w. IVA score Of "a to II. All the
90 holiday ceremonies will be OBJ
~" ~, There will be the brass band
~ ''.' ,,r.d. and flag raising.
~ ...,r,s Is working with might and
s.r The game. New formations
ran lO4 nisvs have been worked on
so ~. ~ are run through with almost
Irtl las! ,reeision. The team has
iss'ns.N, .w lifc during the last week
't.s. he careful drilling OF I'd Sis
.sas his assistant, Billy McCusker'
JIG a. scrimmaged yesterday ar
Ve'.--lf or more than an hour against
'al,rs ..sSsr varsity eleven and dld
iR lII.Siv we'll With an idea OF
I'S .,.- tbs line men in defensive tao.
inHfns M had Fordham keep the ball
iS ss-..s the attack on the Commerce
90 a.' Az the start the Maroon
ii.1s. .a through for long gains, but
80 the end the schoolooys raiiieH
..H I'd held their own.
v" -, attack Commerce tried \ Few
.,ross plays and new triple .Pass
go IA ,royed mystifying. Fordhsm
w, vsin 70 break It up. Russell
ths Commerce captain, made
lsn,osd rains through the centre OF
-, 80 md OF the tackles. The other
~ 80 furbled badly. The Commerce
- lacked sggressiveness. Neither
e.Ti,sr nor Collins is playing the
~ which he is capable, and Sis,
s.5sr his wits end. Nogel, drafted
80. -, he Cubs. is showing up fairly
"; s-,..,c. A. Poly booms along. Bill
s.,,;.t hss fast. willing team that
,s,s, hard and reports for practice
rgslsrly.
"A. Erasmus Hall team has been
,,is,s around IN preparation for the
80 ,0ainst Commercial High on Sat
s-isy The Buff and Blue failed to
..,,.i. ne world against Brooklyn
b.. but better things are expected
Nv Ii q recent practice scrimmage
- Sewers Erasmus showed up we'll.
p,rl Cs,tslanos has been shifted to
4, hekheld and is doing the same
s,,,, WORK that won him his place on
~ Tribune's All Scholastic team last
Al
Ink lanely. who plays guard on the
p,y second team is q Chinese. he
iWksn In tine school since the begin
NM q the term and lost no time IN
rsrS-tins for practice. He Is doing
~ work. and Siegrist plans 70 have
ir a. ne first team this week.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
Robert LUDLOW Fowler Surrogate of
the County Of Kew York notice Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
Jacob Doll. late OF the County OF Nav
York, deceased. to present the same VIII
vouchers thereof to the subscribers AZ
their place OF transacting business. Room
haitian, I'm the City Of New York, on or
before February list. 1915
Dated. New York. July 20, 1914
OTTO DOLL, GEORGE DOLL
FREDERICK DOLL. 'ACoB DOLL. Jr-
EUGENE V. DAILY. Attorney Tor Er.o.
utors. 80 Nassau ST. New York city
FLEMING. VIRGINIA HAMMOND T.
pursuance Of an order OF Hon John -
Cohslan, a Surrogate Of the Counfv =.
New York, notice is hereby given 10 81
persons having claims against VIr0tnts
Hammond Fleming. late Of the County OF
New York, to present the same, win
vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber. M ~.
place OF transactins business, No. "a W.
street in the Borough Il Manhattsn ~
the City, County and state Of New York,
Dated, New York. September 9Th i4fs
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEvv
YORK. w"
JOLINE. LARKIN & RATHBoNE'
Attorneys for Executor
once AID Post Office Address No E.
Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan.
city OF New YORK. y. z.
NOBLE, ALFRED.-IN PURSUANCE 0Es
an order Of Hon. John p Cohalan
Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given to all persons hayIng
claims against Alfred Noble, late OF the
City and County OF New York deceased
Z present the same with vouchers thereof
TO ~ subscriber az his place OF Transact
ing busness at the office OF his attorneys
Wilber. Ncss2an & Kahn. 299 Broadway
CITY OF New rs-6. on or before April 18th
iSIl
Dated. New York. october 9Th. 1914
FREDERICK G.. NObs-E, Executor
WILDER. NORMAN < KAHN. Attorney,
Tor Executor. 900 Broadway New York
Cffv
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WILLS FILED.

LOUISE KELLER aug ID; not moro
than a. 900 real estate. about SO. 900 personal;
TO John NJ. Keller, husband. Frederick II.
Cunningham. atty.
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Letters Of Administration.

EGIDIo WHALE (Aug. 49,; $4,000 real es-
tate. s.. 900 personal; letters 10 Jennie whale,
vile.
NORTH LUF'KowITZ (oot. 80: 5000 real
estate S,70O personal; letters to Bernard
fofi-oyvfsy con who e. a'en ~ af'ornov
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scO0S@ s! /A>en.
SEXcTY ~ CoUNcIHY
so MADISON AVENUE

The orders and notices that appear In TINS
column amply only 10 the Boy Scouts %
America and not 10 any Other organization
usinr the word Scouts" Lorillsrd Spencer
SCOTT Commissioner.
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sURROGArEs COURT-KETcHAM. s.
COUNTY COURT; .

COUNTY COURT.
Part Iy-DIKE, AT 10 Q. m.
Muivihill/ NassElRR rownsend/BklynHRR
o. Connor/ BklynHRR Henry CarlsonH Hosting
Curley/ NassElRR ConlonL Brady
Foote /Corbert Burke /ConeyI& BRR
OhlJBklynQC& SubRR Cminsky/ kanfold
The following causes. II answered ready.
will bo passed for the day:
Dolgherty/ Roes AllgaierL Cohent rank
BklynHRRi Rouse MillerDaybill
sea rnInaci IBklynHRRl NanTassoll/K Knoll
paden /NassElccRR Nieman /BklynHRR
Fi-chier/BQCoRR Silverourg/NassElRR
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Oct. n-Norh Carolina, from Alexander. tor

Jana.
Battleship divisions Of Atlantic feet reor-
Eanized as follows (New York. feet nag
ship; First diyision--Arkansas. Delaware,
diyision--Ufah, Florida. Kansas Michigan
and South Carolina. Third division Virginia.
Georgia, Nebraska, New Jersey and Rhode
Island. Fourth diyison--Minneseta Con.
necticut, Louisiana. New Hampshire ana
Vermont,
orders 70 Brutus. published October H.
modified. That vessel will proceed 20 Guam
tanafnO Bay and thence 10 Dominican waters
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
Appellate Diyision-INGRAHAM,,o r !

Appellate Dlyislonm.i,N,Ss ~ 70 III IfOTCH.
CLARKE SCOTT, DONL'i anu
KISS IJ-At u. nj. -
I Me-, ,SS;y Iolobe Iith Morris p L
SoSr Ixnrne,t Peek W/Dayidson
D. Sstbsrcott waldo curtis Davidson
1, 90, "Thoronson star Herreshofi/A Am Br "a
t ,eanI ~ IA Am M lEblinE Brewg /Fusco
49,. n a G/Iovt lEidlitz/ MaDhat WAC
It",,S jGermanla Blk Keough/ Menge
Smith Steers
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COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.

SUPREME COURT.
Holoomb, New York city; race,
Little Rock: y McCaleb. Batesville. Ark;
% l. Brown. Parker. q D.: T. NJ kuhns and
r II Neyin, Dayton; Il q Street Galveston
l. J Weadock Bay City; + G Miller, MOUNT
Clemens; A Davis. Kosciusko, Miss; ~
Travis. Hettiesenrg. Miss: J Msp sy
jackson. Miss; " Richards, ID = WENT
worth 4 ] O' donnor and y II Hoag, Chicago;
r Telgen. Sioux FAILS; A Thompson, fltts-
buish; J c Kinsler, Omaha: W II bsrnes.
Tairbury, Nob; w wermuth, jr. Chicago.
q u Beers New Haven; W Hunter and
Rorchardt. Tampa. and II Haynes. GreeiS'
Col. admitted TO practice. =.
Ss--Citizens Insurance co OF MlssourIm
Clay et al Dismissed, with costs.
i37-western Union TelIJ & Major IT.
Same. MT
mitted -.
Controller OF Florida. Argued.
Day call for oct 22-Nos $50. SS2 81 loi'
ie2, as (and IiW $40. Soe. and I.
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QUEENS COUNTY
SUPREME COURT.

Trial Terni-Part 1--JANCOX, J.
CALENDAR-At 10 a. N.
Callahan Nichols Cop Peo(McAahon)/ Gres-
Kalks. adm CI&BRR sertpres)
MaherIsame Barnett AmStopper
Guiuan/ CentrUnGas Cooper AmSurCoSY
Walsh adm BHRR ComiskeyRlty/Die
Lewis. adm BHRR Holmes/BHRR
McCarrendnO/BQCo Ialor/Lsalor
&SubRR
The following causes, X marked ready,
will be passed for the day NO cause Will
be set for a day on this call
Golner&c /SY&QGas lDistefanoI BQC&SuRR
Sherlock, adm IntRT lIemaire/NY&NsIrCo
Flahsr;y/Bk Saw y Y Wachmuth dnfD Evans
Marshall TJSteenCo koyalsh. inf/Bd or I'd
Fox BHRR CNf &c
Helnes/Same cooney/ Meldon
Lein/BOCo&subRR iWojciechowiczi Nichols
~. p .aa D. 81
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StPKfME COURT.
Appellate Division-Zd Dept.-Recess
Appellate Termed Dept.-Recess.
special Term-Pau CRANE, J.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Multigrapb Letters. 500 $3.50. i,oos.
MS; 10000 50; prompt O. X. Weatherford.
tlf Nassau Prm inN phone peekF'an sra
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STATE.

COURT OF APPEALS.
rsrruson Hewisboro Peabody Kent
.sport 1smedley People Anhut
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CIRCuIT COURT OF APPEALs---LA.

COME. COKE. WARD and ROGERS. u.
MOTIONS-At 1890 q. IN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Re Post < Davies Co
Iaemmie Stern MitonLu > ,,...,.,
Re Buchanan 90 Read MachlneIJaDu.ss
jennings McClair Co lHengerer/heynold D'ec
NWThea ASH /Har' ton Re Balance
uIsJRIfT COZ RT-SANBORN, j.
EOtJITY CAI.ENDAR-i030 q. m.
Kiefer Il 'nionwerko Same IIeyman
No day calendar,
Jury CaIendar-HAND, j.
pREFFPRED CAUsES-At 1880 3. m.
RvsrsA 70 Norton lLyttle/Jth Natl Bank
9fuareu 7. Prescott Mooney NYNH&H RR
KasnsrIo DANIELS Bonynge/ Milliken
Curiis McKenna Werner Nesbltt %
NYA Real McLlnnon
t,ioai,iovI c'Ny&Cant RE Onward. Dredge
p,,-so Fruv poselle Cresc Sand/Ss Thames
Before MAYER, J-o'5V ., nl;uypp
Habanetz/H-A Pack DockLDbSS, /" - L.
Shagen/ tug Preside EcllL Sc iISDrIeit 9si,"
MEG Lum/ Mallory S. NlNH&hIIug , Y %r
IIirsch Lum/ clyde SIS Cohen/ large goscpsi ~
Flelds/Tug Winnie GndersleeVse/ us
Scott Fulton Transp lsalli/Socie'e ""0"'
Fulton Tr/Scott & Co
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Trial Term-Part n-TINELITE. J.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
BRONX COUNTY

Supreme Court DONNELLY. J.
Stahl/Powcrs-E 4 McShane.
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CITY COURT.
enecisl Term-Part LYNCH. j

art Lynch. j.
Settler Nathan
Adamker /Ffschman
Smith/W alcon
I.lttauer /Wooltex Knit
I Mills
/ Foster Pump works.
| Groh's Sons
White Atkins
. sikorslSa /O'Connor
Butler Tempest
Smith/Acme Lace g. T.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hffssir Ffrrf.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRADN,

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT
Special Term-BRADY, J.
MOTIONS
BoehmL Boehm AtlanticDocs/ n gueron
acknowledgement Schmidt Schmidt
kerlocRlty/ same Pines (Wellman FL
Matter OF Castor nance&RltyCo
Abbott Davies Spengler/Cfofn
Hill Conan Matter ofaAyres
Chait/voron
Trial Term-BRADY, j.
INQUEST.
Colon MyersMlrrorMfg
DAY CALENDAR.
McGuinness/ Rogers Weber/Hsy Foundry
Hagerty Iron Works
sURR0GATE's COURT-SCHUIZ, s.
No day calendar.
Trial Term-SCHULI, S.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Tcrm-GlBBS. J.
MOTIONS
No day calendar.
Trial Term GIBBS, j.
NEW ISSUES
Lithauser/ Barber lBlatt/Union Rvsy
.iuarino/ Sheressky Dayis/SsI
MCGUIRE lehman Sussman/ Same
FiemingCo/ MaletCo Surtz/Nesta Con CO
DlSalvitOre/ Union Rylkerbs/Weil
Weiss Rosen Chenani/ thinner
Roden/ Union Rway lBenjamin/ Met Tob Co
Ripkin/ Peskin lBurke/N City
Moran /Beine 'MaTks/BronX Variety
Welner/ RubinMsrcus
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Special Tcrm-GIBBS. J.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
KINGS COUNTY.

Supreme IOurI-BKAD1, J.
Fdmonston/Gesry-Joh n h Eustis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22

Ink Isngly. who plays guard on the
P,y second team is q Chinese. he
iWbtsp in the school since the begin
riss q the term and lost no time in
r,r,-tns for practice. He Is doing
~ work. and Siegrist plans 20 have
I'm a. ne first team this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22
COUNTY COURT.

No day calendar.
Trial Term-SCHULZ, S.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22

DAY CALENDAR.
McGuinness/ Rogers & Weber/Hsy Foundry
Hagerty Iron Works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
gIrpREIE CQIRT.

Part I-MORSCHAuSER, j; fat
KEOGH, !. CALENDAR. $40 a. d.
Parete/ Nichols o tonnorI WeDv s u-,PR
Marietta /McMullen hamsoerg.Mc q, ~ En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22

n,s-CLARKE, =.
: m, In Special Term,
ready for submission
when a case 10 p'aSeu
rnsle/Morgsnthalsr-
ps.sf.r Realty Co
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-03
ot watching, the city is preyed upon

not watching, the city is preyed upon
in more ways than the little town
ever dreamed Of. Machine politics
is the greatest curse of the American
city, for it defends and protects all
other curses. Election day draws
near. John Smith is put up for an
important Office. Why do we vote
for him. He is the candidate of our
party, the particular machine to
which we have sworn allegiance. We
know nothing else about him; we ask
to know nothing else. BY the help
Of other faithful fools like us, the
machine elects its man. Who is the
machinea' We never inquire into
that either. Because her citizens
have fallen asleep the city is invaded
and all but completely captured by
the hosts Of the enemy. She is
robbed Of money, health. and virtue,
because these that should defend her
are treacherous or Indifferent, delib.