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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-13

released prisoner from his custody, sto.. 8
days; A. j. Terra 29th April l. absent from
post, etc, days. 49,
Reprimanded.--Lieut. B. Ashley. 26th,
May 20 failed TO promptly transmit mes
sage; Ptn. w. J. Duny, 26th, May 4. dis
charged revolver; W. C. Ryan. Beth, May 10.
gave conflicting testimony in court; j. l..
Chapman. 3Sth. May 10. failed to signal /;
f. Heppenheimer, 3Sth, May II, improper
patrol, etc: S. Clancy, 4Cth, May 10, failed
to signal j. j. Murray. 42d. May 0, lettering
and conversation; a. w. Mexican, 42d. May
s, failed to signal; j. a. Glynn. AID, May y.
conversation: j. j. Corcoran, 42d, May T.,
improper conduct; B. Hynes, 1880, April 20.
absent from post, ETC.; F. J. STRICKLAND,
2S2d April 30, failed TO report accident; II:
Hinners, Bridge, April %. absent from roll
CALL Prob. Ptln. l. r. Van Houten, ed, May
l3 absent from fixed post, etc.
Bernard MCGOWAN, ]. G. Schofeld and Michael
Walsh, 6sth, May IL. failed to make report
Ptln. Louis Gels and Francis Miele, 18th, May
49, stuck citizen; Robert Boles, 26th, April Is,
failed to make arrest; ]. +. Witzmann, 3d.
April p, failed to signal; G. w. Van Etten
65th, April 5, improper patrol; II. g. Reitz
65th, May IA, absent from fixed post William
O'Neill, j. W. Neggesmith, w. g.. Stretton
Eugene Gallagher, F. j. Conklin, u. p. Grouse
]. d. Barrett, S. I. Cunningham, d. II.
Pruschen, ]. j. McGauley, ]. ]. McManus, j.
p Veth, A Mccormack and 7. T. Flanagan
6Sth. May 1. failed to make report; PatricK
F. Cooney, 147th, May Is, permitted unauthor-
lied persons TO occupy premises; W.. +: Raj
eigh, l65d April 20. improper patrol; +. A.
Crowley, 10th, March %, threatened ana ois-
respectful TO woman. =,
Death-Ptln. j. w. Stanton, 40th, June IL.
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RkPS YELLOW TAXI AGAIN
MAGISTRATE Harris Fines One of
Company's Chauffeurs 500.

1t cost the Yellow Taxicab Company
500 yesterday because one Of its chauf-
feurs drove from the University Club to
the Hotel Knickerbocker the afternoon OF
juno with two taxicab inspectors as
fares. When Michael Silva, the chauf-
feur. reached the end Of the journey he
got = summons for his trouble.
IT have had several cases against the
Yellow Taxicab Company" said Magis-
trate Harris, in the Yorkville court. land
whenever 1t has been proved that the
taxicab has not come from garage on
summons, but has been doing a hacking
business without license, have I'M
posed the limit upon the chauffeurs.
shall continue to do so.
"This company is simply hiding behind
the rule that It is a private concern. oper-
ating upon call to its patrons"
Silva paid his fine rather than serve
sixty days In Jail.
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GENEVA: GRAND HOTEL HPAIXs.;,', . 1'; s..,.s
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Ouof-Town Visitor. Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealera

INDIANAPoLIs-Eha & Wolf: L Wolf,
cloaks: AZ Leonard st.
KNOXVILLE, TENN-Anderson, Dulin. Var
nell Co: X Varnel ladies' ready-to-wear;
80 w 32d ST.
WORCESTER, MAsS-Denholm 4 Mckay Co;
Ell Hill, ladies' ready-to-wear; walker ST.
Millinery, Laces. Ribbons. etc.
CHICAGO-Mandel Bros; Coburn,
gloves; 10 e 22d ct.
NAPOLIS--Efroymson q Wolf; L
Wolf millinery; AZ Leonard st.
KNOXVILLE-Anderso Dulln, Varnou Co:
] ID Varnell millinery; 80 W 82d St
TSBURGH-ROsenbaum Co; ID Goldsmith.
millinery; 120 w 32d st; Collingwood.
Mems and Boys Wear, etc.
GOSHEN, Y-M Jones & Bon; H Jones,
clothing; Theresa.
JOPLIN, MO-Newman, Mers Co; 8 New
man, clothing; 129 w 9th st.
SCRANTON, PENN Collins, mats ana
clothing; Endicott.
WILKES BARRE, PENN-Ths Hub: A
Barber, clothing; Hermitage.
Miscellaneous.
BERWICK, PENN-Berwick Stores Co; "
c Garrison, A Whitman, general merchan-
disc; 16 r 33d st.
BALTiMORE-stewart & Co; L ssidsnman.
books PA Church st.
CHICAGO-Gordon & Chapman; II Gordon.
furniture and carpets; Marie Antoinetts.
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

JAMES EDMUND CHILDS. retired railroad
official July 16. lslO; total, A45s' l%. ,sd net
is given personally valued at sl,s0S and lie
interest in $685. 923, the residuary estate Al FER
death the estate passes TO MIS- Enty u CEUH
Mrs Theresa NJ Grant, sister-ln-law; John Z;
ChiIds nephew; Jessica Childs' niece ana
Martha +. Childs, niece Louis Landenoerg,
other nephews and nieces. The first named IS SIX
benefciaries also receive cash legacy OF ~. :,
900: out OF the remainder the Thrall HospitaI
CORPORATION, OF Engewood, n. j.. Is to receive
en- 6OO Mr. Chids owned realty valued al
sSl'Si7, as follows: $50 w. 9Sd St, $4,000; " w.
SSth St Sl7 900; premises at Napanoch' Ulster
County $685.; deposits, ~, soS and ' stocks
and bonds, SSS7, COS The bonds: $3.50 par value,
Alaska Tel & TEL. 5000 A, G. q W. l. 20;
$4,000 Am steel Foundry. a"T To Deai % 600
r. c.. /. & r. R., ana goo U. 8. steer;
Among the stocks were 10000 common anu
800 preferred Ry. St Spring. 20 Allenhu dS
tx Alaska Tel. l. Tel. loo Am Steel Foundry,
"a Cbatham & Phenix N. Bank, 200 G., M &c
81. p. r r. 800 c. Nor Ry. pfd., IVo ~ n liz
Standard Motors Co, 200 U. $. Natural Gas;
Common. zoo Tn. Pac r., r., and s75 West
End Casino and Cottages .,.o vrown az s,,r
Gordon. an actor died In Chicago April H.
1919. Net, s2S, 249. Harris, salpeter' iatner,
beneficiary. Assets, an unulFlueo o"S $50.
terest i'm 3 lots in Westchester ~ounty. SsoV;
Seoosits s. 5ls; life insurance, slo5O' end
stocks S. 564; among the assets was an l. ".
n signed by Ben Teal. appraised as Oh 10
MRS. IDA II. sEGURA (Aug. "a. 1910. Net
ear ri Mrs Anna NJ. S. Wright, daughter
beneficiary. Assets Deposits sS.7a; personally
$3.50. and bonds. SO, ga. ., ,o,o,
HERMAN GRABENDUNKEb June Il IylsI'
Net x35 9Si Mrs. Anna Grabendunkei. Miuo",
beneficiary. Assets. So, 800 equity In 81 Wistar
ay The Bronx valued at slISoO' 49,, 49, equ Si
~ in 17ls Bathgate av.. valued az Sis'oO' oe-
nosits 81 $40. and mortgages, Ns,lH =.
Mrs MARY DERwIN KELLY NOV. "A;
,oisi George Aubrey Kelly. husband, ara
George Aubrey Kelly, Jr.. son, benehciaries,
Zach receiving 1884. Assets: Deposits, S,ie
Tfe insurance. mortgages and personality As.o
sso ana stocks. SIS. $50. Mrs. Kelly owned so
shares " Y. c. * III. p. r. X; ~" fehh'
RI r. 100 prefd. and 100 common =. >: steer,
MAURICE s. BUGBEB June 2 1873. Net
egT4 -Four cousins benenciaries; Assets; D D.-
nosits 81 5T5: personally SIS, and stocks, 81 Ae'
6 1872 Entire personal estate of sl2.l5l. As
Sc,s faxable in New York state. personal et-
fects. Si4S, net value sl35. Richard II. Gaipin'
brother, beneficiary. . .. -,
I,AVINIA H. CHUMAR Sept II, 1909. Total.
si7 $50 net 49, i9i. Four daughters oenenclarles'
Assets. one-third interest In l40 w. 4oth ST;
ss5Ss; deposits. siS3; mortgages. C,l4. ana
MRS. JULIA NJ. CLYDE MAY s. 1919. Total.
"a ga. net So s9s Robert ~ Clyde. son, bene-
nciary Assets land at Southold. Ia l., SSI;
deposits. siis; furniture and other personally
Ag45.
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BUSINESS REVERSES

JOHN MORIARTY-Petition filed against
John Moriarty, dealer in furniture at 1881
| Third av. Creditors; II. Hermann Furniture
Company. s406: Charles Bott $i36. and A. NJ
Nebring, Sal. the last two claims being on
notes 20 the order OF the II. Hermann Fur
niiure Company. Liabilities are said to be
ISAAC WoTF-Fetition fled against Isaac
Wolf, diamonds and iewelry at 66 Nassau st.
Creditors, Stern &Nochherger. $780, Sidney
kaufer, $500. and Krensel, Greenfield a Berk-
ner. $50 He made an assignment on Thurs
day Liabilities are said 10 be $4,000; assets.
JOSEPH STANDARDIZATION filed against
Joseph Sherwin,. manufacturer OF boys suits at
i$ Greene St Creditors: Harry Roth. $3.50.
signment on Thursday. Liabilities are said to
be $4,000: assets 81, 500
MARIA V. WADE. women's haberdasher.
living at 30s West s2d ST.. flied petition. with
liabilities. S2,S74: no assets. Among the credi-
tors are Mrs Eliza NJ Even: $1,000; Horace
Mann School. Sis. and Cortina School, $50.
ALBEET F. HARLoN. stationsr, of 271
Broadway. nled petition, with liabilities. 81 :
$50; asets 1927. consisting of accounts. 1912.
LOUIS ROTTER, salesman, Of 4S0 st.
Parrs Place, filed petition. with liabilities. 81
SCHEDULES
MEYER GOLDSTEIN, dealer in drygoods
and auctioHeer, OF 2s Union Square. fled sched-
ues, which show liabilities. s12,3l6 assets,
S3.195, consisting OF stock. $4,000: fixtures,
SSVui accounts, S5oJ, and caSh In Dank, SoO
ASSIGNMENTS.
THE CECIL COMPANY, which operated the
Hotel Cecil and restaurant, at 1872 st. Nicho-
las av. corner 1lSth st made an assignment 10
Cecil Gryils, president of the company. Fe-
licia Percival is treasurer. The company was
Incorporated on January, 1906. with capital
stock. $50 600
ISAAC GOLDIN. wholesale and retail dealer
in mems hats at rs West Sd ST.. with retail
stores at % and 249 West 125th st., made an
assignment TO Louis r. Brodsky.
ABRAHAM SETTER, dealer in furniture
at 1877 Allen St, made assignment 10
George II. Rosenstein.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Adam 1I.,., Albany. June r.
s5eel; etc.; $4,000: c. r. Fraser, Al PARK R Ron
n " IL a. Dorr and w. NJ @. watson
Russian American Press ca Msrho,,.
Iplin,lng publishing. bookbinding; $40 600. NJ
NasXoisky' ,BeTnardville, n. j.. G. Pasvoisky
Ma acj NJ Wi nkfSa' y: Y.
age goods. etc; $1,000; d. c. Msckey. n
Sbbes S AN, Bkiyn Lucio II. Mackey, 3. II
Victoria Land Co. Bklyn: realty oons,ruo.
S'on; $4,000; S. Hess. 50 Linden av. Bklyn
D Hess and A. Benjamin Bkyn.
Dnnham Piston Ring Co.. Manhattan: power
I 40 W S2d st. N. y; f. NJ. Randall. II. G
MeysToo ,,c. Co. Manhattan; stable, horses
~ Y; J. T.. Orr H. w. Kelly, n. Y.
Honman Land and Homes Co. Bklyn: realty
MG ertz IaS s construction etc $40 ooo
ski. NJ. seyfrie, Bklyn. "''''A''"
., Ventilation Co; N, Y. 81. 900; H. W. Bug
I %ncbi pTinseto1 N j. A. BautE. IT.. NJ. r.
s, H. $. THOMPSON Advertising Service. Fa-
nius, n: y. $4,000; s. Thompson. Syracuse
e. n Il, Ve S5 and ID, r b smith Syracuse,
:. M Biocs, lGs + Tooth St. N. y; II. Block
oo Technical Film Mfg. Co. Manhattan; SO
II. NJ. Diamond. c. T.. Fuerst, N, Y.
FJorette Realty Co., Manhattan; 5000: z.
NJ. b. Holman. N Y
n. Y. Piano Phone Co. Manhattan: 10000;
J. L. Murphy. as Clarkson St, N. Y; T. J.
Martin, l.. A. Seymour n. Y.
seabury & Northrop. Manhattan; general
contracting, construction engineering; 1000;
G. T. Seabury, white Plains, N. Y; A. a.
Northrop. Bklyn; j. Albert Lane, n. Y.
Scully-Bettinson Co.. Manhattan: laces, silks,
etc; $4,000; J. H. Scully, 100 w. 126th st,
N. Y: ]. +. Scully. j. c. Bettinson, n. Y.
II. S. Graves Realty Co.. Rochester; 5000
II Rochester.
e. L. Graves II. w Graves. Rochester.
II. B. Graves. Rochester; furniture; $500, 900;
II. B. Graves. 344 West av., Rochester; Z. l..
Universal Picture Cut Service Manhattan
$50, 600 A. r. Gormuly 1870 Bway. n. y:
III. G. Powers n. Y. E. A. Powers, jr., N. Y.
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AgslGNEE,s NOTICE.

~ PTRsUANcE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
walter II. Jaycox. Justice OF the SUI
Kings County. dated May 18th, 1914. notice
"a hereby given 10 all persons having claims
AGAINST Elizabeth Hnlseberg, lately doing
-, nav work.. undor the name OF Nine Eliz-
eheth. 20 present the same. with the vouch-
srs thereof duly verified 10 the subscriber:
who has been duly appointed assignee OF saia
itnrs. al ,he oisice OF his attorney, Chester T..
Kyo,ise. 90 Wall street. Borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New York. on or before the
osth day OF July. 1914
Dated New York May 18th. 1914.
WALLACE II. ERSKINE. Assignee
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Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister in this column by telcphoninE
Beekman 5000.
Drygoods, etc.

Drygoods, etc.
CHICAGO-Jefferson Nero Co; schwsrts.
drygoods and furnishing goods; Claridge.
DALLAS, TEX-Higginbotham Bailey. Logan
Co: A II Bailey. furnishing goods; 43 Leon
ard TT.
Ell PAso. TEx-Popular D @ Co: Weiss
drygoods: 1853 4th av.
FORT WAYNE. IND-S VI Foster. waistinSs;
York.
ROCHESTER, Adler Bros & Co: J
Bakrow, woolers; 200 9th av
WILMINGTON, DEI~Manufacturers q Co;
VI Frere. drygoods; Herald Square.
.Cloaks, Suits. women's Wear. etc.
BRISTOL, CONN., l. Greenberg. ladies'
ready-to-wear; Arlington.
BUFFALO, n Adam Co; c z Stock ladies'
ready-to-wear: pa Church st.
CHICAGO-Marshall Field & Co; Brookes
underwear: l04 Worth st; Wellington.
CiNCINNATI-G w McAlpin Co; Elsas. la
dies ready-to-wear; 2l4 CHURCH st; NO
Alpin.
CLEVELAND-Halle Bros Co; Miss L Price,
waists; 220 9th av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-13
New Trial for Nassau Jailer

A jury which has been hearing evidence
against Miles Rhodes. a keeper In the
Mineola jail at the time of the butterfly
dansants" in the prison last fall, was dis
charged yesterday, after eight hours OF
dlssension. District Attorney Smith i'm
mediately moved for a new trial for
Rhodes Monday.
Rhodes is alleged to have had part in
the Jail orgies, for which Richard c.
Miller. another keeper, got a prison SEN
tenca OF from three TO six years.
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INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

TBy Telegraph TO The TribuneI
Trenton, June 12-Float-Jet Carburotor
CO, Newark. carburetors; 100000; S. Smith
NJ. B. Smith. +. G.. Clifford, Newark.
Newark Hark Corporation. Newark. real
estate: $500 w. P. Cochrane, Newark;
Philip Sellers, New Haven L. p Townsend.
Eimhurst, n. Y.
Washington Park Garage Co, Newark. au-
tomobies; Sl25.00O; Gussie Devine, Arthur
Devine, jr Paul F. Devine, Newark
Practical Dairy Man, Paterson publishing
$50. 900: Clara Hamilton, Kittie Deringe, G..
+. Peette. Paterson.
Pell-Mello Horn Co. Jersey City, \: j.,
auto accessories: So 600: W. s. Myers. Helen
Myers, New York; F. T. Wentworth. Bloom
6eld
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Dec. u. 1912 Cvac,lte0; $3.50 90.

Dec. II. 1919 lvacnted); $3.50 90.
renr, William and Hattie adm-Cfty OF New
:, York; April IA. 1914 (vacated); s5s3 b5
Harris, Geo; DC. Taylor; oct. %, 1918 ire
versed); $50, $40 81.
Rudiger, Eugene H.. John W. Rudiger and
Title Guarantee IL Surety Col, Breuchart
ct AL; June 20. 1913 Creversed); s., eee ~.
1saacs J. L., Isidor r. and Samuel SC. Bru-
ders; Oct. 20. 1918; s5,3Sl %.
hame-Same: Oct. Is, 1918; S.Tsi ~.
lsaacs, J. l., and l. R.-same Oct. "a. 1913
$3.50 76
Advance Ffreproof Storage Co-City Of New
YORK (vacated); Aug. ~ 1el3 1924 70
Henry, Mary WI. =. Dowdley; May 90
1915; ti,430 g.
calhoun, J. C.-Sbefleld Farms, slawson Deck
er Co; Oct. 80. 1905: 1924 %.
feei en- ssTfs' samnel-H Fuchs: May H. 1914;
Brown; Leoh P.-J. S. sammis; Nay %, 1918;
Sas I,.y a Coo. A. otlis; March q. 1871.
IL, 1905; N,St9 OF. N''
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WILLS FILED.

ADELAIDE HERMAN THOMAS June ~ +;
more than s. 900 real estate; more than
s. 900 personal. Income or 50 week TOT
Thomas husband. 81: residue to Anastaslt
herman Olympia Thomas and Isabelle Gage
Thomas daughters. Mrs. Louis 7. saminn
receives 500 as a small token and Is in
structed TO bring up daughters In Catholic
religion and 10 see 10 IL that they give
strict attention TO the study OF two Ian
saaTes and also music" House. Grossman q
yorhaus, attys 49,
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I than sb coo personal To Frances " San
ford. sister. Jewelry, silver and other per-
sonal effects; residue to Harold Maver San
ford, nephew. Leigh X. Lydecker, atty.
PETER J. KOHLER MAY ~: more than
SIC, 900 personal To two nephews and two
nieces Elkus Gleason & Proskauer, attys
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FIRE DEPARTING

Appointed-M. II. Mack, ununiformed hre-
man on probation for months from June ID
Assignment-M. ii. Mack, to Eng 80.
Ffned-Fireman u. b. Dalton, Eng. ii, so
for loss Of cap badge.
Leayes-Fireman e. ]. Kearney, Eng. z
"a hours; Engineer ]. 2. Oyerend' Eng 49, u
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FIRE RECORD.

AN. -.
4:l6-203 Pearl st., Monogram Cigar Co., un-
known.
&go-364o broadway, 8. Tierney; trihing.
II :<o-16l Delaney ST.. lsidore Desty; ulnns'
ii :i0-Tremont av and Creston ST., owner I'M
known; damage unknown.
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John r. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York. notice is hereby given TO all
PERSONS having claims agaiiist Mary A. Craig,
late OF the County OF New York. deceased. 10
present the same. with vouchers thereof. 10
the subscriber. at his place OF transacting
business Rooms a036-7. No. so Maiden Lane.
In the Borough OF Manhattan OF the City OF
New York on or before the 18th day OF No
yember. 1914.
Dated. New York. the 5th day OF May. IDA
ALLAN @. CRAIG. Executor
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given 10
ali persons having claims against William A.
Crornbie, late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased, TO present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscribers at their place OF
transactlng business. at the Office Of Philip j.
Ross their attorney. 06 Broadway, IN the City
OF New York. on or bef9re the 2Oth day OF
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF March.
ioia WILLIAM NJ. CROMBIE.
ARTHUR c. CR0MBIE,
Executors.
PHILIP J. ROSS. Esq. Attorney for Erecu-
tors 60 Broadway. New York CITY.
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sURRoGATES' NOTICES.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York notice is hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against Edward .. Coe
late OF the County OF New d0rk: deceased 20
subscribers at their place OF uansacting bust
ness at the Office OF Stitt & Phillips. No. III
Fulton Street. Borough OF Manhattan. in the
CITY OF New York. on or before the tenth day
Dated New York. the first day Of May. 1914
MARY SToRRS CoE.
cHAs STEWART Phillips.
RICHARD sToRRS coE.
Executors.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
county OF New York. notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against Joseph Shard-
low late OF the County OF New York, deceased,
10 present the same with vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers at their place OF transactins
business, al the office OF the Aston Trust Com
pany, No. $50 Fifth Avenue, In The city Of
New York. on or before the 10th day OF October
Dated. New York. the srd day Of April. 1914
ELIZA sHARDDOW, Executrix
Aston TRUST COMPANY. Executor.
WHITE & CASE. Attorneys for Executrix
and Executor. II Wall Street. New York City.
m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against Charles f.
Zahrisxie late OF the County OF New York. de-
thereof 10 the subscribers at their place ef
transa citing business at the Office OF Slit q
Phillips. No lis Fulton street. Borough OF
fore IN, twenty-third day OF November next.
Dated New York, the eighth day OF May
1914. MINNIE r. zADRIsKIE.
CHAs STEWART PHILLIPS,
CHARLES LEMAIRE ZABRIsKIE.
ExecutorG
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
NIfpRFAfr roTfpT

SUPREME COURT.
appellate DiyisiOn-Recess
tefm--Part Ii-PHILBIN, J.
'sAfES COURT-coHALAN, 9.
~ day calendar.
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COURT CALENDARS
Decisions State Courts-Appellate Division,
The meaning Of the lie n v.rsas or against

CITY COURT.
special Term-Part iI-GRFEN. L
AT 10 a m. Ex-parte matters
REFEREES APPoINTEp-pHrr.ur MN
matter or Geoghegan-F n Rich
BY GREENBAUM. J.
Macy (IAndsberg-B Jacobus
he Maiden Lane safe ID Col va,bhurn
RECEIVER APoINTED.
BY PIliLBIN, J.
Woiper/seward PIX Hldg co-D d Mullins
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term--BRADY J.
EX-parte matters.
CoUNTy C0URT-GIBBs. J.
EN-parte matters.
sURhOGATE's COURT-sCHULz. g.
No day calendar.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
supreme Court-BRADY, j.
Otten/J Schieling-G y Hayes
Arizona republican., 1914-06-06
WILSON ID PATHF|ND
 PRESCOTT ROAD SOON
Old Blue for Both Events; Leaves Tuesday for Mile High City

Having gone to Castle Hot Springs Junction once day for the past three days, Ellie Wilson, motorcycle racer, believes he is entirely familiar with the first third of the road to Prescott. On Tuesday he leaves in his old blue road machine for Pres colt and the mucho grande loop on which the biggest motorcycle race will be held July I.
 Wilson has been retained by The Motorcycle company of this city to ride an Indian. It is believed his mount will be that famous old Blue,' which gets hauled forth for pretty near every speed event that comes around.
 Lorenzo Boido will have a short coupled road machine from the fac tory, and he leaves for Prescott also. as soon as his mount arrives.
 Wilson and Boido are to enter both the Phoenix to Prescott and the Pres colt loop races Members of the competition committee of the Phoenix motorcycle club are getting in touch with the Prescott authorities. and some good dope will be available for the fans shortly.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-06
CONNIE M. LANGOWSK|
 THINKS HE HAS TEAM
{ Special to The Republican,

MESA, June 5.-If the Mesa team foes not win the contest with Phoenix Sunday then one Paul Julius Langows- Ri will never again subscribe to that Connie Mack manner of building up q ball team. With wrinlled brow the Mesa manager has been carefully re- constructing his lineup until he desires [ understood that in his opinion he has he strongest team that has ever crossed to Salt River to play against he capital city aggregation.
 According to Langowski he has been building rapidly within the past week r'Ir one thing he has secured Brown. Phoenix fans remember Brown. He wears Mesa uniform on Sunday next and he will play his old position and he the first up ut bat. Then there is Harris. The Mesa fans would not trade Harris for MatheWson principally because MatheWson never struck out the entire team in one game. Ever since Harris did that in Miami they have considered him pitcher He is
 
 condition than he has been since he reached the valley
 He suffered an attack of ptomaine poisoning while he was in Miami and was not over the effects of it when he played last Sunday. However he thinks he is as strong as ever and is anxious to go against the capital team in fiji condition
 The following is the batting lineup of the Mesa team for Sunday:
 Brown. second base.
 Morris. catcher.
 Core. shortstop
 Pomeroy. center field.
 Harris pitcher.
 Bond first base.
 Williams. left field.
 Halyerson. third base.
 Campbell, right field.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-06
WITH THE BOXERS

Willie Ritchie took down s10,500 for his end of the bout with Charley White at Milwaukee, while White gathered in S3,2s5.
 Jimmy Barry and Percy Jones, two elever little fellows of England will lash for the English fiyWeight title and belt on June 20.
 Harry stone, the American boxer is matched to meet Jerry Delaney, of England. at the National Sporting club in London on June s.
 Ad WOlgast former lightweight champion. is still possessed of a little change He paid s229 income tax at Grand Rapids the other day
 Eddie McGoorty is still knocking them cold in Australia. Eddie is about the classiest American boxer they nave seen down there in many a da-y