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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany. May 2o.-Gab1elson Amusement d
Cooperation. jamestown; '-SiWU: a. and p "a,
brielson, Jamesto j. l. MaFsh anu " "
Pedersen. jamestown. - AN, IN
Roth Mar6e Inc MaRhat y s Gsal St IN
leather belts $1,000 Zoo g. Marie Gpseneba AZ s \
Christmas Club. Inc. Manhattan; $1,000;
NJ c. Rawll. 1903 Hudson. St: ~ y; H. T.
Rawll and r. j. Burns. y, a Novs,,v Co
Inc" Manhattan; s.. 900: W Hamovici. $50 w.
Bway, =. ", II. r. sesai and Il W.
h NorfS american Fuel Co. ms MsnhSttae
$50, 900: f. p Garvan. ll6 Bway' ~ y; s.
Tynberg, Jr and C. J. Farrell. n.
:, ScrPl aHS sG 3 SoT fS a ' New
n &. German and f. Emerson. n. y
Apollo Manufacturing CO.. lnc'' BroON' 10;
Nassau av.. Brooklyn; L. Kramer and r. l.
National Podceman's Home Journal Inc,
ouogue 500 600; J. ]. Hamburger, @s North
ii Tast sd street Holding Co, Inc Msnhat-
y. y; X. COIN and NJ II Goldberg. y. Y;
Universal Combustion Co. Inc; Buffalo: deal
Buffaio: r.. T. Crandnll and J. schwindler.
West End Market Inc. Manhattan; general
butcher vegetables gIooeri.ees, and hss r9arhsi'
stern. y. Y; a. Borewitz. Brooklyn.
tewelry business: $4,000; G. Ia Trout $50 W.
isist st.. n Y; g II. Scbleker. Brooklyn; w.
G. Hildebrsnt, n. Y
Halpern Ha, Co. Inc. MANHATTAN; 80. 600;
r. NJ Halpen. eH Bway. n. Y; s. j. Appel
and ID. Il. Hurvitz. n. y.
Bali Caster Manufacturing Co. Manhattan;
casters for furniture: $4,000; E. Nestler.
1851 Lexington av. n. " L. c. Hoocroft
Bronx; II. Wallar. y. J. ~
Metropolitan Hat and Cap Co. Manhattan
s1J OOO L. siegler 1879 Fulton av, Bronx; r.
Zlochenio NJ. Batt, n. Y.
Datf
commission merchants: 1000; c. II. Pat
tengill. 363 Ridgewood ay. Glen Ridge, y. ]. !;
Edith V. Brooks, y. y; s. OBrien, Brooklyn:
e. 90 600. J. q. Switzer, % william ST. y. y,
I. A. Levy, +. w Chambers. n. y.
I'd Maurer Manhattan; general export ana
,nnnort business: 500 COO T.. Maurer. SO
Maiden Lane, y Y; r. Eskenasi. Brooklyn;
II McCallum, Jersey City.
Green Mountain Marble Co OF N T.; Man
haitian: $40 900; +. r. Switzer. 81 f. 42d ST.,
\ Y: c. Alexander. @. Walker. Yonkers
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Assignments.-Prob pin. from school FOR
recruits to precincts Indicated for duty IN uni
form: To lsth--G. j. Crowley. r.. A. Goldman,
] Kingston. c. A. Motjenbacker. D. O'shea.
W. T. Rininsland. NJ. Santanello. +. J: spoil
len X. L. Duffy. L. l.. Hanstein A. y. Million
] II McMaH. p. J. O'Shea. r. w. Rogers. J.
smith. J. T. Walsh: To SathIE. Be6an: r.
+. O. Lisa l.. Meyers. l.. F. Schilling, /. sun
man. N. J. Brick J: Corcoran, r. c; Dowd. j.
A. Hoffman,. c. II. Kuenemund. jr.. NJ. A.
Lynch. d. o'Connor F. r. siekmann' A. W.
Wallander. ~ o-e., . -
n * DAYS; sergt J. l.. McGrath. 29th to G.
O.. 70 days: PIN T B. Rsnd a1i Sis t to g
Soody 10th. TO G. o. 10 days: c. F. Arm
strong, SD, 20 bet. Div. 2 days. 10 d. A. O.;
Bronx; f. D. J. Pickett 63d. to bet. DIV, D
Leaves with full pay)-Capt. f. J. Rohris.
18th. 9 days; without pay), Lieut.. y Becker
bet. Div, 4 days. Ptln. A. SPITE. 1Ith; b. A.
Ludwig. nth; J. l.. Gonden 40th, and c. e.
Clancy Health Squad all day.
Application for Full Pay Approved-Ptln-
= . A Walsh 9Th while under suspension.
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ABANDONS GLORY AS
GIRL WITH THE HOE
Wee Farmerette, One of 116 at
Children's Garden, Now Open,
Gives Up Task.

Maybe women can vote as well as
men. but II is n fact that II was girl
who weakened first on the hoeing propo-
sition Mt the Children's Farm Garden. at
Goth st. and East River. where the sexes
have a perfectly even chance. The gar
den opened this week, with Mrs. Nettie
Bell, OF the Plant, Flower and Fruit
Guild. in charge. and ZIG young farmers.
equally divided as to sex. enrolled.
One hundred and sixteen farms, feet
by feet in area, awaited their efforts.
For some reason or other the boys were
engaged yesterday in planting peas and
beans and corn in neat rows, while the
girls were still wrestling with hoes. try
ing TO reduce the Jumps OF earth in their
farms to the proper powdery condition,
Toward o'clock one purple-faced girl
farmer threw down her hoe.
Teacher wanter go home" she told
Mrs. Bell.
And go home she did. unmoved by
teachers argument that the boys
crops would be ahead of hers
Jimmy Smith'll gimme some o. bis
radishes II they come up fore mine. :"
said this true daughter OF Eve, as she
departed.
Mrs. Bell spent good part OF the day
trying to convince children and their
mothers that lIs plots couldn't be
stretched TO accommodate more than ll6
farmers. It is a stable piece OF ground
which John d. Rockefeller allows the
Plant. Flower and Fruit Guild to use for
this purpose. but II 1t were three times
as large IL wouldn't be too much for the
children OF that crowded locality.
While the children farmed on the
Rockefeller hill the baby brothers and
sisters OF some OF them, seventy-five in
number. laughed and crowed and slept
and consumed milk in the Baby Garden
at 69th st. and Second av. This garden is
maintained by the National Highways
Protective Association, with a trained
nurse from the Day Nursery at 33S East
18th ST.. and Miss Lizzie Doyle. OF the
association. in charge
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FIRE DEPARTM EMIT.

schooi-May % companies will report a,
Company School. 157 East 9th St. time and
date specified May 25 10 a. m. Eng. 10. I
n m. Eng 200; May 20. 10 a. m. Eng. 80;
p m. Eng. 253; May 81. 10 g. m, Eng. 50.
p m Eng $50; May 81 10 a. m, II. & l. 4.
.. m, r. & l.. III; May 20, 10 a. m. II. a
L. IL, p. m. II. & l.. 1872.
Retired-Pension s70o, Fireman (1st
grade) A. Hussong. tr. Eng. Co. IS, after
more than twenty years June 1.
Revoked-Paragraph xr, Special order %,
May IA. which relates TO the appointment OF
c. w Brown. jr.. as uniformed fireman, for
a probationary period OF 8 months. May 10.
and assigned TO Eng. 6. he having failed to
report for duty
Special Leaves of Absence-without pay
Eng. OF Str. ]. H. Bohnenkamp, Eng. 81, ~
hours. May "a Pilot II. Riege. Eng. SO, "a
hours. May p; Fireman (4th grader W.
Hammer. Eng. ola. u hours. May 81
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INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
IBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Trenton, n. j.. May 20-Maresca Safe Co..
Jersey city: safes: $50. 900; Harry Maresca-
Charles Mccoy Louis Scheid. Jersey city
Cape May Land & Improvement Co. cape
May; real estate: $4,000: NJ. ]. Junger. Elsie
G. Rohmann, n. Y; William Hauser. Bloom
field.
$50 600; Adolph Lankering, Hoboken; Fred
erick Laundering. w. III. Young. Paterson.
Equitable Mtg Co. Newark brokerage'
$50 900; b. j Hughes. II. c. Schneider. Will
lam Cooper, Newark.
Standard Beef Co. Orange sl25 900; Sam .
uel Friedlander. Philip Friediander. David
Turesky. orange
Hofbrau Haus Co. Jersey City; tobacco;
$40 900: j. $. Brown. Passaic; G. L. Brown,
rutherford: J. J. Green, Newark.
A r. Morrison, Inc. Jersey City; tram
vays. s125 900; j. +. Marion, Florence Il.
Knoeger, Aloysius Mcmahon. Jersey city.
Englewood Motion Picture Co. Englewood
wood H. A. Lapaugh. y. Y; L. ID. Pfender.
Crawford.
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WILLS FILED.

PATRICK f. KEOGH May l5j; more than
s. 900 real estate more than 5000 personal; to
Sophie L. Keogh, wife 1900: Margaret CleaTy.
s., 900: James a. keogh. en, sS,Nv,
Iogis P' y. Keogh, son. SO. 600: Herbert Joseph
Ksogh. son, So 900: Mary Cleary, granddaugn-
ter, $500; Helen Cleary. granddaughter S0Vo'
William n. McNulty, atty. $500
EMMA COIN (March 10; sisN personal, 10
sons, daughters. nieces and granddaughter.
Alfred 5. Brown. atty. $500
CHARLES BRANDT MAY 81; $500 per,
sonal: to two faithful friends. Katie Arnold
and Robert Arnold. Jesse SHERMAN, atty.
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace OF God. free and indc-
pendent. TO Octayie Peugnet. Annie Moran.
Mary Ann Moran, Michael Moran. John Spers
ling. Virginia Noel, Louis ID. Peugnet, Mari9
Won Windegger. Hamilton Peugnet. Edmond
Peugnet, Howard Cray. Mrs. Joseph stebbins.
George r Smith, and 10 all persons interested
in the Estate Of Louise Peugnet Nidelet. late
OF the County OF New York. deceased. as
creditors, legatees. next OF kin or otherwise.
send greeting: You and each OF you are hereby
cited and required personally 20 be and appear
before our Surrogate % the County OF New
York az the Surrogatss' Court OF said County,
held at ths HILL OF Records. in the County OF
New York on the sixteenth day OF June 1914.
az falf-past ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF that
day, then and there 10 attend a judicial settle
ment OF the account OF proceedings OF Robert
Louis HOguet. Executor OF the Last VIII
and Testament OF said deceased and such or
you as are hereby cited as are under the age
OF twenty-ons years are required 10 appear BY
your guardian. IL YOU have one. or IL YOU have
none 70 appear and apply for one TO be ap-
pointed or In the event OF your neglect or fall
are TO DO So a guardian will be appointed BY
the Surrogate 10 .epresent and act for you 10
the proceeding.
In testimony whereof, We have caused the
seal Of tho Surrogates' Court Of the said Cour-
ty OF New York to be hereunte
IL. 81 affixed. Witness. Hon. JOHN p:
COHALAN. a surrogate OF our sAid
County AT the County OF New York. the 2sth
day Of April. IN the year OF our LORD one
thorsand nine hundred and fourteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
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Wentz/ Kitchen Improv Col Hynes.
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.


Appellate Division-Second Department.
NOTICE ADMISSION TO THE BAR.
Candidates for admission 10 the bar. whose
names are appended and who have been cert-
fed by the state Board OF Law Examiners as
having passed the law examinations. are not-
fed 10 attend in person and produce and ME
on May 70, at 10 a m. with the Committee on
Character. at the Court Room OF the Appellate
Division. Borough Hall. Brooklyn evidence OF
good moral character. such evidence. in order
70 comply with the rules, must include 81
least two aiiidavits from attorneys III the
% Judicial Department acquainted with the
applicant. which must state that the applicant
Is. to the knowledge OF the aiiant, person
Of good moral character. and must set forth
in detail the facts upon which such knowledge
is ba Sod, and such afndayits must be made by
practising attorneys OF the supreme Court
personally known to a member OF the com
mittee.
Adidavits on printed forms will not be &C
cepted.
Zach candidate shall also file the certificate
received from the State Board OF Law Ex-
aminers and sworn statement OF his name
and place Of residence, with particulars as 10
his education and Office experience. upon a
form which Will be furnished by the Clerk OF
the Court go , -.
quirements is essential.
Information is requested as TO the moral
character Of the candidates whose names are
appended and as to their qualifications TO be
admitted TO practice. and may be sent 10 any
member OF the committee.
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TO TAX COTTON FUTURES
Sub Committee Agrees OF
Lever Measure.

Washington, May 20.-The Lever bill o
regulate dealings in cotton futures was
agreed upon to-day by the House Agri-
culture subcommittee. and the full COM
mttee many consider 1t tomorrow II
would provide a prohibitive tax on what
might be officially determined to be ille-
Ultimate contracts.
The bill prescribes publicity Of all trans
actions relating to futures.
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FIRE RECORD.

An. 49, -,
s:Z5-isT Second av.. Peter Schutt: slight.
7:l0-l593 First av.. Joseph Greenwood: trihing.
7.,e-3ssS Third av., Chas. Ubbinhorse; slight.
7.55-ess W. 18th ST.. Charles De Rosa: trifing.
s:l5-57 Norfolk ST.. Lena Bresler: slight.
s:30-S36 W. nth ST.. j. l., Buttenwieser;
slight.
iO.S-96 T. I05th st., Harry Phillips: slight.
lO;46-isO W. Goth ST.. Mrs Pospeo. $500.
PM. 49,
l2:30-lOi9 taile 81. James Manner tnshC
l2;i5-E s0th ST.. Department Of Street Clean
ing: 500.
,.t,-7f Mott ST.. d. Fried: trifng
2:ao-6Os r. ii7th ST., Benjamin Adler;
trifng.
s;ao-li5 Central Park West. Mrs. Goodkind;
trning.
s,I0-2sl Blocker ST., X. Goldhnd; trifing.
s:4o-lss4 Boone sv.. Richard Wohloers;
trhing.
@ls-s2s =. 9Th st.. Jsoeph Miedman; trifing.
5:25-72 r. 10th St, Benz. Weisman; trifins.
s:f0-3l9 Lafayette ST.. II. Davis; N,cco.
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Letters of Administration.

THOMAS HEJTMAUELS (May 81; 500 real
estate. $40 personal.
HARRIS GROSSFIELD (May .; 5000 real
estate. 5000 personal. Avery, Schlesinger'
Harris e. Davidson, attys.
KATHERINE l.. i. MATHEWS MAY y:
Left will, but three OF executors are dead ana
another has renowned. James Francis
Mathews, son OF testatrix. took out letters OF
administration with will annexed giving
bond for 81. 10000. Maston & Nichols, attys.
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Yard for exercises In Long Island Sound;
Machias from Hampton Roads for Guam
tanamo: Texas from Hampton Roads Tor
Vera Cruz. Cyclops from Hampton ROADS
for Norfolk Yard; Balch from Charleston
for New York Yard; Salem from Vera Cruz
for Puerta Mexico
Commander In chief. Atlantic fleet. will
shift flag from Arkansas TO wyoming to-
morrow, May 81.
Mars from Hampton Roads. May FL. for
Vera Cru.. via Key West.
Nereus from Hampton Roads. May ~. for
Vera Cruz.
Cyclops from Hampton Roads. May rs. for
Vera
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LIVERPOOL FIRM FAILS
Grow, Rudolf & Co.'s Liza bill =
ties Estimated at S1,000,000.

Liverpool. May 2O.-A receiver was
appointed to-day 10 take charge OF the
affairs OF the firm of Grow. Rudolf &
Co, merchants and shipowners here.
The liabilities are estimated at $1,000.
OOo. of which $4,000 is attributed TO
the stoppage OF a Pensacola bark. In
volving the failure of an American firm
which was heavily indebted to Crow,
Rudolf & Co.
The receiver was appointed on the pc
tition of a New York bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Westchester & Boston Earning

Leverett S. Miller. president OF the New
York, Westchester & Boston Railroad,
said yesterday: THE Westchester earned
5000 more than Its operating expenses In
April. and will show at least $500 more
than operating expenses for May"
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
STATE OF NEW YORK. ~.
'cs OF the Secretary Of State,

once Of the Secretary Of State. ."
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued in Duplicate
hereby certifes that tho Signal Motor Truck
Company, Inc q domestic stock corporation.
has nled IN this ONCE on this 18th day OF
MAY. 1914 papers for the voluntary dissolution
OF such corporation under section III Of the
General CORPORATION Law, and that Il appears
therefrom that such corporation has compiled
with said section In order TO be dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF once Of
tho Secretary OF State. at the City OF Albany,
this nineteenth day OF May. one thousand nine
hundred and fourteen
[SEALl JOSE D. PlpuEOS,
Second Deputy Secretary Of State.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
kIrPRINE COURT,

Trial Ierm-Calendar over 70 June,
Cases now on trial before MORSCHAUsbh' D.
PART l. -
Mary A Schoonmaker, admN/ Iittspursh W"
FOR THURSDAY.
James Garafano/Nncenzo Covino ,.
Justice Morschauser next week az nh'e
Plains will have two murder cases on trial.
Special Term-Wil be held on nrst Friua5
of June at White Plains.
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ST KkUUNTES CUI KT-SLHUI
40 day calendar.
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Trial Term-Part

JonesfCNY I
Clark /i2d 81 & NJ & ST /
y Rv
Cohen BHRR
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
n The Tribune Rureau.l

lFrom The Tribune Bureau.1
Washington. May 20.
ARMY.
Brig. Gen c. r. EDWARDS. assumes COM
mand Schoheld Barracks, Hawaii, July j,
in addition TO duties as commander LIST
Hawaiian Brigade. Brig. Gen. EDWARDS
will be accompanied by personal STAFF and
STAFF officers Hawaiian Brigade
Following assignments officers infantry arm,
recently promoted. announced: Col. w. i.
RICHARDSON. unassignedt Col w p.
Lieut. Col. b d. DUCK, unassigned; Maj.
+. W. KOBBE 18th Infantry.
Maj. C. D. MOORE from 18th to 10th In
Following assignments acting dental sur
geons, recently appointed, ordered; r. b.
CkARR * F 70 For Wi sa H6 sSG
KIMBLE TO Texas City; c. c. MANN, TO
Fort Slocum.
fantry. to PlatIsburg Barracks and report
commanding officer 9th Infantry. for duty
with a company for two months and fifteen
days then return TO West Point Military
First Lieut.. r. f. CLARK. medical reserve
corps. to Fort Ethan Allen.
Leave of absence: Mai. X. r. STEEDMAN
L. s. A. (retired). two months from June !.
NAVY.
Comdr w. 6. WHITFIELD, to inspector OF ord
nance at works William Cramp & Sons, Phil
Lieut.. Comdr. e. STAFFORD to Delaware as
Lieuts. II. C. BOWEN. c. A. BoNvILLrAN
and W. r. FURLONG and Leuts. Ounior
gradc) p. II. WARE. r. II. HAMMOND
r. T. s. LOWELL and G. II. j. kEPPLER.
detached Columbia University: TO temporary
duty navy yard New York
Lleuts Ounior eradel r. Il. HOMER r. 7.
FRELLSEN and BRUCE. detached Colum-
bia University. New York: to temporary duty
works OF General Electric Co. Schenectady
Ensign WADLElGH CAPEHART, detached
Parker; to natal aeronautic station, Pensa-
cola.
Passed Asst Surgeon W. b. OWENS. de-
tached marine detachment. Managua, Mica
ragua: 10 temporary duty Tallahassee
pavmaster c. W. ELIASON. 10 West Virginia.
Chaplain +. A. BRODMAN. detached Maine;
20 Missouri.
chief Boatswain J. MCCARTHY. 10 North
Carolina.
Chief Boatswain S. MCCARTHY. detached
command the ontario; TO naval training sta
tion, Newport. -
Chief Boatswain z. V SANDSTROM. de-
tached navy yard, Boston. June /; 10 CON-
inand the ontario.
Boatswain J. L. THOMAS, detached Soutn
Dakota: 70 Glacier.
Pay CLERK }. l.. WHITE. resignation accepted.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.
ARRIVED.
MAY 1S-Orion at Vera Cruz; Whipple Al
Mav i9-Cyciops az New York Yard: City
OF Tampico (ehartered). at Vera cruz
SAILED.
Nav 1s-Hul from Ia Paz for Guayfns'
saturn from Manzanillo for Mazatlan
May 19.-Uncas and G-i from New iofH
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supreme Court-PAGE. j.
Weiss Greenwald-Albert W Ransom.
Matter OF Curtln--Edw II Childs.
BY PHILBIN. J.
Russell /Thomas-Lewis l. Delafeld.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

BY LEHMAN, ].
J II Lambert/E y Wattou-M L Huberth.
BY PHGLBIN. J.
Freshman Mark Moch-M Moch.
II Margolin/F Sogal-F Segal & II Beer.
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COUNTY COURT.

Trial Term--GARRETSON, J.
Calendar in Part !. at 10 a. IN.
Civil calendar passed TO May 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

Trade buying runs in stresks, the most
prominent feature Of to-day's announce
ments being the number OF people here
after house furnishing goods. admittedly
an elastic term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
BRONX COUNTY.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Special Term-BRADY. J.

Supreme Court-BRADY, J.
Workmens Sick q Death Benefit OF A/Mc-
Intee & Kelly 81 all + McDermou.
y Y Trust Co/Convent Park Cnst Co-Will-
fam J McKeown.
BY PAGE, !.
W Osborne Agnes X NJ Mulligan-P Wilds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

There were s73 bales Of duck imported at
this port last week. valued at sl7.l49.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

The P. 8. Farmer Company, resident
buyers, have leased and will soon occupy
more extensive quarters IN the loft build
ing at 40 to AIS Fourth av., corner OF SD
st. The new quarters will provide excep-
tional facilities for their business.
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COUNTY COURT.
Civil Calepdar-Part Iy-ROY. j.
QUEENS COUNTY.
Cr.DDExH rnUrDT

d calendar passed to May 2o.
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Supreme CouTt-BRADY, J.
Wentz/ Kitchen lmprov Col J HyDes.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBBS, J.
Ex-parte AUTHORIZATIONS.
No day calendar.
Trial Term-GIBBS. ].
Zeitler/ Faulhaber lGrushkin Nor Tn Gas
Marcus Levine
sURROGATE'S COURT-sCHULZ. s.
10 day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

Considerable anxiety has been caused
among New England cotton mill men by
the possibility that the Department OF
Agriculture will put restrictions on the
importation Of and interstate traffic In
Egyptian cotton, owing to the possibility
of spreading the PINK boil worm. The
Egyptian cotton. Of which equal to 10000
or more bales OF the American staple is
imported annually, is of special value for
certain manufacturing processes and
products, and while the manufacturers
admit that the Introduction Of the pink
boil worm, the Larvae OF which come in the
Egyptian cotton seed, would be a great
evil, they are naturally averse TO seeing
their profits cut off.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

Causes 20 be sent from Part I 10 Parts III.
W. V. VI, VII and VII for trial
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Trial Term-SCHULZ, 6.
No day calendar.
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CITY COURT.

Special Term-Part II-LYNCH, J..
Tx PaTte Business-Defnultg 10 80 O. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Trade and Textile Notes.

There is considerable demand reported
by wholesalers and Jobbers for challies
and other sheer fabrics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

Trial Term-FUMPHREY. j.
I,alnnhar af 10 q u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Trial Term-Pa
Trial Term-Part VII

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Canepa/AQuaron
Epstcin/As.noM
C0umley/N Y Rep
Flvuu/Curran Mfg
Zabrowsky/ Hupfel Br
PctrolNat Indicator
IseyinefStraus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

THE Value Of the Wholesaler Of Dry
Goods as Distributor. and why He Is
Essential" is the subject Of essays asked
for by the National Wholesale Dry Goods
Association, for which prizes will be
given. T. A. Fernley secretary of the
association, makes the announcement.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
REPORT ADVISES
 WIRE MONOPOLY
SECRETARY BURUESON SAYS PRESENT SERVICE FOR THE
 GLASSES, NOT MASSES.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
 Washington.-Government monopoli- zation of telegraph, telephone and wireless communication and such other means for the transmission of intelligence as hereafter may develop is recommended in a report submitted to the Senate by Postmaster General | Burleson.
 Immediate government ownership of telephone lines is recommended. with system of license for the other agen- eies of communication establishing a government monopoly even where there is not actual ownership.
 The report points out that the found CTS of the nation were alive 10 the l importance of keeping ,lder govern ment control all means of communica | ton and provided in the constitution that congress should have power tC establish postoffices and post roads l II was clearly the intention, the report adds, that the government should con trol every means of transmitting in telligence.
 The postal service already has adopt ed virtually every means of transmits sion except electricity and yet the United States alone of all nations the committee points out. has left to private enterprises the ownership and operation of telegraph and telephone facilities.
 These facilities now are for the classes" the report comments, under government ownership they will be for the masses"