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The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Alexandra County Wants
More Cars and Schools

Citizens OF AleXandria county will
meet at Union Church. at Park Lane.
Va, tonight, to open a campaign for
better car service between Park Lane
and aWshington, and to plan for better
school facilities ana civic improve
ments. They say an hourly service on
the Washington and Old Dominion
railway works q hardship or the people
of the section and retaros the growth
Of the community.
An effort win be made tonight to
make permanent a temporary organi-
cation formed at recent meeting, at
which the following officers wete
named: Thomas c. Malone. chairman |;
=. MaIye, vice chairman; Is. A. Reed,
secretary.
William w. Malone. of the Alexandria
County, Service Association. will ex-
plain the bond issue for improvements
now before the county, and W. II.
Hodges, superintendent. OF schools, will
talk on the necessity for school a.
Park Lane.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
"CASCARETs' ALWAYS
STRA|GHTEN YOU UP
When constipated,; headachy,
bilious, stomach sour,
breath bad.
Get a Decent box now.

Get Decent box now.
You men and women who can't get
feeling right-who have headache, coat
cd tongue, foul taste, and foul breath,
dizziness. can't sleep, are bilious, nerv-
Gus and upset. bothered with a sick,
gassy, disordered stomach. or have
Gackache and feel worn out
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarcts. or merely forcing
passageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil?
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse the seomach, remove the sour.
undigested, fermenting food and foui
gases: take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out Of the system all
the constipated waste matter and poi
son In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straiShten you
out by mornings le-cent box from any
drug store will Keep your stomach
sweet: liver and bowels regular, and
head clear for months. Don't forget
the children. They love Csscarets De
cause they taste good-never sripe or
sicken.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Tells Of Finding SCOTS
Body in Antarctic Ice

Commander f. r. G. r. Evans. of the
British navy. at the Belasco Theater
last night told the story of the Eng
lish antarctic expedition of I910-1s,
and the death Of Captain Scott and his
men. who died trying to get back to
their base Of supplies after reaching
the pole and finding Anundsen's flag
there ahead of them.
This is SCOTS story" said Com
mander Evans. "He is the hero. 1 am
only the teller of the tale"
The daily life Of the explorers rs
they pursued south was told graphf-
cally. The lecturers description of
the finding OF the band of dead
heroes. huddled together on the ice
was dramatic.
The lecture was illustrated with
photographs!
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Tolerance of the Fly Is
Criminal in Spirit

10 reduce It's numbers could prop
T. erly be termed CRIMINAL NEG
: LECT. Since it is comparatively an
easy matter to do away with the
plague OF flies. this neglect becomes
an evidence Of ignorance or Of
carefessness in reS;lrd to dise1se-
producing filth which to. the in
formed mind constitutes a serious
blot on civilized methods of life
That the expression of DR.. How
ard is not exaggerated is borne out
by other scientists who have studied
the deadly proclivitie.s OF the lily.
THE domestic fIy.'' writes one OF
these entomoiogists, lis passinS
from a disgusting nuisance and
troublesome pest TO a reputation Of
being d dangerous enemy to human
health. The numbers OF bacteria
On a single fly nahy run all the way
from $50 to 10000. Early in the
fly season, the number ef bactcria
on flies are comparatively small.
while later the numbers are COM
parativsly large"
This is early in the fly season.
Kill the pests now.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

from .:s, TO 5 O'Clock will be followed
by dancing.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
McClintock. Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage.
Mrs Arthur Lee. Mrs. Thomas Gaff,
Mrs Gist Blair Mrs Allerton Cush-
man. Mrs. Joseph Z. Thropp. Mrs. John
w. Foster. Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
George Sutherland. Mrs. Earnest Rob-
erts. Mrs william Alden Smith, the
Misses SedsIey. Mrs. A. B. Taylor. Miss
JaEe Sheriff.. Mrs. Ralph jenkins and
Mrs john B. Dahleren.
-.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the tea this afternoon at the
College Women's Club, 1:s9 F street.
DIR. Joseph A. Holmes viii speak on
Rescue and First Aid Work Among
the Miners"
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Shelton and fam
lily of Bridgeport. Conn, have taken
an apartment at the Hotel Powhatan.
Miss jamie Kerr. Of Clinton. n. c..
hes returned home after spending two
weeks in Washington.
-
Mrs NJ. l.. Merrill W. L. Culbert
and Miss Catherine Culbert, OF Stam-
fore. Conn, are at the Shoreham.
=
Mrs. ]. r. Schenck, of Lenox. Mass,
and Mrs c. S. Guthrie, Of New York,
are at the Shoreham.
-S-
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Gertrude BurEce and
Charles Steward Sondheimer, both Of
Washington. which took place on Jan
uary ~. at Alexandria. Va.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
NOTED WOMAN WILL
AID MRS. LOCKWOOD
Plans to interest Business
Men in Putting Loan on
Property.

Efforts are being made On behalf OF
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, to co-ordin-
ate the work Of the various individ-
uals and organizations who are en-
deavoring to raise the necessary loan
of S10.s00 to save the property of the
venerable woman
A very prominent woman, who pre-
fers that her name be not used at
present. has taken hold of the matter.
and on a purely business basis, will
carry several propositions TO busi-
ness men of the city to handle the
property
I. Mrs. Lockwood was greatly cheered
when a bunch Of violets was brought
to her. She said, II was just think
ing this morning that 1t would be the
first time in years ] had been una BILE
to get out on this particular day and
try to fnd q violet. 1t Is q coincidence
and 1 take it as q good omen"
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Criminal neglect will be charged
against Washington il, the intoler-
able nuisance and disease carrying
typhoid fly is allowed to roam free
and undisturbed this summer.
During the fly season. greater
attention should be paid 20 screen
ing OF rooms.
During the fly season, cleanliness
should be tn. watchword of every
home
During the ny season. every man.
woman and child should count IL 4
privilege to kill at least 100 flies.
The time to kill the fly ia NOW.
Exterrninate the larvae, murder the
female insect. KILL THE FIJI.
Even ii the typhoid or house ny
were q creature difficult to destroy"
says DIR. L. o. Howard, chief OF
the Bureau CT Entomology, who
knows the deadliness of the pest.
''thc general failure on the part of
communities To make any efforts
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Sore Throat Prudence.

No family medicine chest is well
stocked without q bottle of TONSI-
LINE, for you don't know what mo-
ment it may be needed to relieve a
sudden case of Sore Throat. Relieving
Sore Throat is ToNSILINE'S special
mission. 1t is made for that-advertis-
ed for that-sold for that one purpose.
TONSILINE is the one and only Sore
Throat Remedy which is sold over a
large part of the United States. r.
You'll need TONSILINE one ofG
these days, or some night when
the drug store is closed-bctter
have q bottle ready at home when
you need it most. 25c. and soc. "a
Hospital Size $l.0O. All Drug W
sists-
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Urges Church Gifts of
Ten Cents on the Dollar

Ten Cents on the Dollar was the
subject OF a sermon last night at the
Gunton- Temple Memorial Church by the
Rev. c. Everest Granger. who made a
strong plea for a system Of tithing. say
ing that the financial troubles o. the
church lie not In the lack of ready
money but in the hearts of those who
have the money.
There is no lack of money" said the
pastor. but the trouble is TO get the
money where 1t belongs"
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Trade Body Will Urge
Sixteen New Buildings

A number Of civic improvements viii
be recommended at the meeting Of the
Board of Trade next Thursday night at
the New Willard.
Provision for sixteen new buildings for
tae city will be urged, among which
are the following: Juvenile Court. House
Of detention. National Guard Armory,
Municipal Lodging House. building at
the Tuberculosis Hospital, Municipal
Hospital. storchouse for District gov
ernment. Central High School, Munich
pal Market. Municipal Fish Market and
NJ Street High School.
The charities and corrections commit
tee favors the location of the Inebriate
Asylum at a point in the country. I'm
provoments TO the Anacostia section.
with a canal connecting the Eastern
branch with Chesapeake bay Will be
recommended.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Spirit Communications
Traced to Dark Angels

The Great Hereafter" was the sub
ject of an address given by Lecturer
Paul 8. L. johnson. Of the Peoples Pull
DIT Association OF New York. before the
Washington Temple Congregation. in
New Masonic Temple, yesterday after.
noon. The speaker declared spirit CON-
munications are only with fallen angels
who. under Satan's leadership have
been deceiving mankind since the world
began" q.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Save lee Yard On
TWILLED SATEEN
Ar 19c Yard

Usual soc yd. quality. This !. a
weight and finish suitable iof tns
making OF princess slips, pe1tae
and for lining coats.
II In sS-in. wide. Choice OF xnese
colors. brown. tan. Nell ross, Kelly
green, Kings blue. navy. oiack OF
white. a.
An offering that will appear 10
shoppers tomorrow. ~,
Main Floor-Sth st. Rotunoa-A'n-
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Parry Funeral Tomorrow

The funeral of Richard l.. Parry,
Confederate veteran. who died yester-
dav at his home 1913 p street, will be
held tomorrow afternoon. Interment
will lie in Arlington cemetery.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Activities OF
Society
By JEAN ELIOT.

a Ii roads will lead TO Rauschers s
~ this afternoon for the bridge and
the dansant for the benefit Of
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Prominent social leaders are interest
ell in the success of the the-dansant and
bridge tC be given at Rauscher's by
Macdonald Chapter of the Ladies' Aid
Association Easter Monday for the ben
eft nf the Homeopathic Hospital. Bridge
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

A large attendance is expected AT the
Riding and Hunt Club this evening for
the entertainment which will be given
for the members of the club, their
families. and few invited guests
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Miss Ward McAlister. of New York
who is staying at the New Willard. viii
entertain at a dinner party this even
ing. taking her guests afterward to th'
entertainment at the Riding and Hun
Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
Eighteen Lots Bought by
Roman Catholic Sisters
for Improvement.
NEW APARTMENTS
AMONG THE SALES
One on Southern Boulevard, An
other on Hoe AV.-ll2th
ST. Flat Sold.

The Bronx played conspicuous p'I'
;n tho small trading announced \'S''i
day. In the western section OF the DOR
ouch am order Of Roman Catholic Sis
tors purchased about eighteen tots or.
which they intend 20 erect gfoup OF
buildings I'm thc near future.
The property rs ~ the uortncriN iH-
..r.ectlon of Fcafhcrbcd Lane and Ma
combs Road. and belonged TO the hClIN
of the late George T. Robinson. ne
r1c' Is circular iu shape ~ both tho!-
oughfare frontaCc>, being apoul NV
lcct on Macomb'~ Road and l6o ieet OF,
Fcatherhcd Lane. The rortnerly ana
casterly lines measure lNh ana lou lcel'
respectively. ON the front OF the pIot
tbore j. a -. story frame house and a.
the rear are couple of OLD frame , 1'"-
blcs The property adJOlns the MOSS
estate holdings. which were sofa al au0-
ton some time ago.
Alexander Sclhu and David Mint
have sold fer the Podgur Realty Com
ranv the new five story apartment
mouse az the southeast corner of South
crr Boulevard and A,du> ST.. fronting
- feet on Southern Boulevard and 100
foot on Adm, 81. The house. which has
been held al 100000. was purchased
hv an investor. who gave ODD exchange
the two tvo-faw'ly ~cml detached
houses az 1868 aud 1909 Morris az. ne
houses. which arc located just south OF
l6eth ST.. each occupy Tot 23NlOo teet.
The apartment i- located about one
block from the Simpson -. subway STA
ton IL i> one Of q group OF -FOUR
houses erected al that point by the
poJc,Yr Eoaltv COMPANY about a year
ago. the other three having been DIS
9 Ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
Buying in Brooklyn.

John II. Delack and j. D. Levy nave
sold the two story and attic frame
cottage. 276 76th 81. Bay Ridge on pioC,'
4ON1O94. for II Mnitcr 20 John DllI'
who will occupy the premises.
John F. Burke sold for client the
three story brick business building
39l1 Fifth av.. on lot 2OXlOQ, 10 /.
kavanagh. for occupancy.
Isaac Haft has purchased from sam
uel Pcin five four-story buildings at
the southwest corner OF Broadway and
Bartlett st. The property fronts lo2
feet on Broadway and 1853 feet ON the
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
District Court Plans.

Plans have been filed for entirely
making over the interior OF the four
story vacant building at LAG Grand
ST. for use by the First District
Municipal Court. Two new electric
elevators will be installed. three court
rooms provided for and private cham
bcrs for the Judges, with record room.
and rooms for the clerical force OF
the court. The City OF New York Is
the owner. Frank II. Hines, Supcrn-
tcndcnt of Public Buildings. filed the
plans a, architect. The cost OF MAX
ING the change has been placed ai
cyO OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22

h.reer & 90. + silver: Great Western ~
nir1rc 90 " II Tobol Greeui"ld 30
Norris Greenfield. J. GuttaS l. "ulSAk
Max Helborn. : l. H"lborn' "
clair 20. r ~ Herbert \ Sch"an: nos
son Bros r & McCsui: Hunts Point 81
20. \ Kantrovitz; J Kurt a som. j.
Kurt. Morris Kurt; charles J., w. y,
Steiukauf. Liobms ,ilober 90. " 'l'p.
Narrlrido Atelicr VI I Wcl"h: ptto Nan-h'
X 20. otto Maaske Denkoi l.on~''in q
FalicS Furniture 90. t&i'ki ono w.,
nituro Trading TO. \ q Habercr. Jacob y
Oishansky VI OlshansSy; - Ncill Ada '-
60. Z Stagg; Potter & Stymus Co. - y
Mal,on: II y Pye a 60. 7 J. Somers. "s'.
Bros \ G. Rishcl; G. I Roger 4 90. j. u
HENDERSON t;corgc Deneck". Ros"nhehn.
= Hoseuhsim: j Rosov. = l. Rosov. Ntrr'.
Schcr. barney sch"r. " ~"huck N"ir
=, muck: simpson crawford corp. ~ y Cone
away. ~ Noscovtz. Splcscis a barna. A
Earua Paul Marcouc. Syndicate Trtdiu-
% \ " Ferguson : VI Ward: Wsg"er =
BrimberE d Wagner. Iiekc Bros.
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NORTH rIvERToN. T ~ T. Morn. =
NORWICH. COM - schwartz Brothers. \
Oil CRY. PENN ohl & Tucker S,uaio..
" Kohl I Tucker
ORANGE. \ il salvatore. sal stor,
oLI:YiHiiANT. PENE-L'est Bros, " G Bcs..
PERTH AMBOY. y IA Leon \ Icon;
LudWis's Furn House. I. Wol0
PASSAIC. y "A Gang \ Gang
rErERsBCRG vA-Hariop.wulcox 90 "
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PEEKSkTLL. N--li-h &Freinhsr. l,~''
PHILADELPHGA--G Kelly. " J BsilinS-r
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20 " Goldsmith: $ MarsoIis s Narsolis
Miller Miller. 7 Miller. @ j Jirak + J
Jirak: Kahn & Roseuau. VI RoScuaD.
Kahn; Kenslng,on Carpet Co. 4 Grossmsn.
g Kelly. II Z Walsh: : Klein y Klein.
r j Model y FRO. = / Motel r J Model
Phillips Furn 90. 7 Phillips: J p Schmidt Z
Schmidt: i Spoont y Spoont: Stern 4
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PM Brsd. u ! Davis. l. ) Ds,is
PITISroN: PENN-H Levin. Mrs h Levin;
II Ross. n Ross
PORTLAND NEE p Tiebe,ts &, 90. + p
P0rGHKEErSIE. Y-G Hughes 4 Son. g
QrINCY' MASS II T. Klncaiae & 60. VI.
READING PENN ,ehrader a Kline; w
Kline
RICHMoNp. yA-uome Furnishing 60. : o.
Jonesom; ~ rov Uumley. q II :. Inor.
to nitro. sutherland sherry Corporation.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22

page. ir; Frank MURPHY, F p,cbsrd >
nr' =; S,bilinberg L I Schillnhers;
4 v steer a Bro II o steer. ! Rey,
nolds. y S.udler. Stndler' Hcorse y
SUMMER. George summers
schiller. Esther schiller. stafford bro'
Frank ! stafford; Jacob els urn 20
Jacob Weis. II Weis y son. Charles W els.
BF,LTiHR. y Paul c TAYLOR "
nIrYrG$fGfNMroN. y Wills. Mclean q
"' Ua,<ins' q Ii Severson
R60%TON. y i'll Feldmsn. II Feldmsn.
BoONVILLE. y " J. Woolley' l.
BoST To%>o . Baker x co. o y Baker:
ELrcigc y Peabody. Peabody: -
M,Art6ur Go. " Z Macarthur. smith Bros.
rrIHGEToN MAX Goldberg. Max
BNCOKLYN-H Battcrman 90. II krdlS.'
Spiugarr- Jacob Brooks. Jacob BROOKS
Albert DesSauer Albert pcsSaucr; toedt.
r Uo.qt. Levy Son. Felix Levy, Charles
4 Levy e. \ Levy. + l.o,ser co. {
NitZcl: \ Pearson sous. II - Pearson
J. phclan. " J. ph"lau Kramer y Nasnet'
I~idor Wagner: Adam schulz Son. J.
Ioetsch. Sh,lla~ q 'L'suutt. g ShellaS.
- Slmovitz. T. Simowltz. Fred Spch. FRED
Sr.h. John 4 SchworI r Y Schwatz;
Whslen Bros. K r WhNen. + T. kil-y;
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BRUNSWICK. MD-Potomac Furniture CO.
II n Hamburger
Collins J II Glyun
BUFTAL0-Goelinsr Furniture CO.. f G
c3MD'EN. y J-Ga,c1 a Hurley co; f Il
CAMBEiDGE. MASS Kaplan Co; Eb-
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DiNBGRY. COMM > Lsndsmsn q son;
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DERBY. coNN-p a > champ.an. :
DOVER. \ H-Geo " Flowers. "
Flowers. r. \ Isucr. T. \ Iauer.
EAsTON. PENN-Nathan Furn 90: "
EiiZNBETH y J-Miron 4 Ltfson. \
Lifsou Lifson ,
ERIE. rENN-G T. Pratt. G l. Pratt
FALL. RIVER MASS-Jas sunderland &
Son Go: q " sunderland. G. Holmes.
FRANKLIN. y New Jersey Zinc Co. J
HNMlLToN. y Y-BcsL williamson co.
HiRRIsBTRG pENN-Mller 4 Kadcs; }
j" flt ?" o. o. r Tyard. Diree, Farn Co.
UAvERSTRAN. y Y-H simon. j Levy.
HNZLETON. pENN-Pruce Furn q opt
HERKiMEE y y-Wm = Howell; " b
HERsHEY PENN-Hcryhcy store Co. II
MoBoKEX y ruru 60. ualp.n.
= RILEY. Barger Furn 90. " Bsrger
Hot sruN TEN smith. 4 Smith.
HYDE PARK. MASS Burucs Bros. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
Costly Houses for Daughter.

Mrs. Maria 5. Gibbs has given to her
daughter Laura G.. Kirby, the two
dwelling houses at 10 and % East 18TH
ST.. on a plot 54x102.2 feet.
Transfer Of the property. which is
valued at between $4,000 and 100000,
was recorded yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
100000 Building Contract

The Hedden Construction Company,
OF Newark. y. J.. has been awarded the
contract for the construction OF the
new S2OOO.o0O Public Service Railway
Company Terminal Building. in Park
Place. Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
Bungalows at Rye Leased.

j. X. Moors has leased at Rye, y. Y,
bungalows TO II. 3. Whelpley, K. W.
Howe. James F. Kenny, W. d. link and
/. L Goett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
The Bronx.

WHITI0Ck AZ r. 100 81 Of Long
.,o,-i a.. 9sNIr0. jeanette Gordum aEt v II
Harden tforc, loHure OF mortgage. auys
stanton Hopkins
RDifIlDl rs ~. Dc cor NJ Conner 90.
zoos 1903 Ilumcni,o 80 Fiiippo tgi Nm'cn1p
g.rrItellt It 81 tlctiuu To- for''lprc urchdn-
ics' liensJ: attys Holden q Cavanaugh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22

f'ff'fNf
Van D-tonbridgc/E-le
T.angC whist
Same Sane
TuderU ooi Victor
SisSoIfSiupsou tTop
ford
In r. Jubslic
uticubaciifPiorso
Esmes /trlaiiin
Same Same
paulscn Gray
Stonc/I.cNI Marine o
DicsIlull'r-
McDowcll/Johns
Pratt %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
srRRoGArEs' COuRT-FowLER' 8.

Contested vii Y IoanU" ~ a,
WILLS FOR PROBATE. At J." d W
Sidnot SalViu l~Idtl ny no" .i.,,
Luke - Council Hamilton > '"'1'"
Maria " Bcllmsn Man 'iud'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22

supreme curt BRADY. !.
ro.enhine Eor/Mary J H"illy e. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
KINGS COUNTY.

.,neiIstr Trrm-Rccess. Trial Term
,orlrncd 20 oct ,. special Term Taf' ~
,
specIsl Tcrm-Psrt I-Msddo1, j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
COURT CALENDARS
Cases Will Be Called in the Order Given oe'o"
Tn. meaning Of . against

Ny TT Co/Markctsbe TUE COT NC
Csrihv
Re Connor-A : Norton
BY GUY. J.
Cagsidy/Cassidy--J tgtn
By DONNELLl. y
r. Elliott Mulholland
T.anis /SiminOwitz-D Baum
Tenn,ry/ Nelson-r W Burke
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court -DONNEist1,
J J DowneyNij BWsy Co-C Bro4y'
by GUY. r
phnntx Tngrahau ~ committee o. -" =
MCMILLAN tan Incompetent Bessie ) MO. vi -
HAM Goldwatcr
BRONX COUNTY.
StPREME COURT.
special Term adjourned III JDE
special Term for Trials BRADY j.
No d. calendar.
J,isI Term BRADY. j.
40 day csland.r
COZ. NTY COURT.
special Term -GlBBS.
Ek-parts matters. Motions.
No daY calendar.
Trial Ierm--titBBS. J.
No day calendar.
srRKoG.rE', COURT- SCHULZ. S.
MOTION -ESTAIt-.
yinrcn,a Miami Adolph Make
Wills NOR pROBTIk.
80 n boss Mar \ Kingston
lulanna Corrcll Iatri'k -
Elise Nole Jaii's " i'' -
Nora r Iianrahar
Trial Trrm-SCTULI, :.
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.,puoo,rr.s cOrRr-KETCHA"
NTy COT ri.
Part IX-tiyil Calendar.

Trial Term al iourncd unth ''l'o
,,n,ions r.turuabi ana orders signed IN
Part II. Room 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
CITY COURT.
>prciaI Term-Part i-LI N'f. y.

>pecjsJ Trrm-Part -LNN'it J.
r.N-p arte bushes Defaults. lu.io =. y
Trial Trrm-Parts I. ~. III. ", '. W.
VII aud VII. adjourned Tor term
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FEDERAL COURTS.

ar HAND. j
prumm/ Sco~ Fr Jones
4 S/Nitucr
stand Statistics/titch
GuestN : -,
Motion q T/UniVersal
lmperial/Bean Site 90
same iiarth
Coco cola "a nd-rNi,z A..
Motion = P/Ihdn
thousor 90
,/Buttoluh
SCHROEDER 81. auto
supply 80
observation-disclosures"
Ialltlmp = II 90
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special rerm-Part II-ppNN bbhi' .
EN-p arte matters 80 ~,
special Tcrm-Part- III. ", " w. '"
and VIII. Adjourned for torn :, a.,
Trial Tcrm-Parts u. ~. "; " ~
VII VIII. IN. y. NJ. MI. MI. ~
~ WI. NNU and NNIII. Adjourned lot
the,tcrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
The Bronx.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

.u Az. .aGo .9G4. + Wl'n-I az II W.
a. ST.. July f., 1914 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
BRONX COUNTY.
eURROGHTE'> tOTKIr = HUL1' >
REFEREES APPOINTED.
rar, ppADN. +

Trial Term-SCHCII, =.
No dav calendar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Hennessy Disproves
Charge Made of Graft

poclal investigator. Rubinu vitbdrcvr
aH 'h"r-rH except one that Urrnrsry
had received $500 from Usrb,r
ASPHALT company interests Uarnr.s,.
TOOK the stand Tor .cNaminafIor
by huhino today and produced
checks. letters and bank boots c
show that the money was confribufrF
by George I Mcclure of Syr4rusr
ana That DO was used fo invostirlfa
FraftinE contractors and was not con
iribuied hy The Barber company
Received from Insurance Co.
have not received one cent ir
the past year. either directly or irfI
rrrtT except from the state of Nsv
YORK and Ihe Equitable Life frarr.
Hnro company said Uonues-y Thfe
was f0 answer re- question bv Vubino
when He asked Mr. Ucnues-y ifhr did
not deposit iu his bank large sum
OF money ON May 9th. 1913
Yes 7 did, responded IIennca.y
h1f money represented loan ON
WN If" Insurance policy Nre Hon.
messy went harEaIn hunting Tor =
nous" and 7 nut tho none, Loo tbr
bank - J cUuId draw a check"