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Deering Binders,
Deering Mowers.
Deering Rakes,
Osborne Binders, .
Osborne Mowers,
Osborne Rakes,
BARGAINING
COu1ntd for Three Years

81 am a lover Of your godsend to hu,
manity and science. Your medicine,
DR.. Kings New Discovery, cured my
cough Of three years Standing" says
Jennie Fiemming, Of New Dover,
Ohio. Have you All annoying cough
Is it stubborn and won't yield to treat
ment? Gel a SOC. bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery today. What it did
for Jennie Flemming it will do for
you, no matter how stubborn or chron-
ic a cough may be. 1t stops a cough
aud stops throat and lung trouble.
Relief or money back. soc. and $l.OO,
at your Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Pimples.
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r. 6. Consul Frees Prisoner.

Brownsville, Tex, May 4.-After be-
ing held in Matamoras Jail two days on
a charge Of having been active in the
anti-American demonstration in Mon
terey recently, Deodorc Des Les Santos
was released today through the efforts
of American Consul J. H. Johnson at
Matamoras. Mr.. Johnson said he be-
lieyed the man innocent.
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
That it was the purpose oil the
Chairman of the County Democratic
Convention held in the Court House
Monday to be fair, was evidenced in
his remarks, and further in the fact
that he personally asked various del
egates of his own way Of thinking to
vote for some nominees for the State
Convention who were not in accord
with him politically. There were
other gentlemen present who tried to
effect a composite ticket, even against
the overwhelming anti lease major
ity, and who actually did secure a
split ballot in many instances. That
such a programme was not carried
out fully was due to the fact that, in
the spirit of fairness, no block ticket
was offered, and no caucusing as to
delegates had been held prior to the
Convention. Nominations were
made at random from the floor.
While there were many individual
delegates who were unwilling to split
their ballots, the honest effort was
made to have them do 80, and that
the result was an anti Blease delega-
ton was due to the avowed purpose
of many delegates present to vote in
the Convention as they would in the
primary.
1t is a great pity that Democratic
conventions, like the primaries, must
be characterized by consideration for
the interests of certain candidates,
rather than by consideration for the
larger interests of the people. 1t is a
pity that in the excitement, if not
the ill will engendered by factional
politics, men vote their prejudices
rather than their principles. The
question the voter should ask is,
what can the candidate do for me,
either in point of efficiency or as a
constructive legislator? The ques-
ton he usually asks himself is:
"What al I do for the candidate, be
his policy constructive or destruc-
tive?" AS a matter Of fact, it makes
little or no difference who renders
public service, if that service is hon
est, consistent, faithful. The people
confer their favors on their servants ;
and those servants receive the peoples
money as just compensation.
If political Offices are to be regard
ed as so many pensions that the peo-
pie owe aspiring candidates, then the
debt would shift to the people. But
how long would it take to pension
the white voters of South Carolina,
some 10000, by election to public Of
fee? And why on the plane of a
pension or preference is not the least
of us entitled to as much considera-
ton as the greatest? Come to think
Of it, why should we tear our hair
and gnash our teeth at the behest of
any candidate of ony faction? IF he
has been faithful in his trust, he is
entitled to the same consideration
that we give the employee in private
life. If he has been unfaithful, he
has broken his contract, and deserves
to be discharged, and as we see it,
this should be the conclusion of the
whole matter.
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Keen Bowel Movcmer t Regular

DIR. Kings New Life Pills keeps
stomach, liver and kidneys in healthy
condition. Rid the body of poisons
and waste. Improve your com pIeXlon
by flushing the liver and kidneys. 81
got more relief from enc box of Dr..
Kings New Life Pills than any nedi-
cine l ever tried" says c. E. Hatfield,
of Chicago, III. 25c. at your Druggist.
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State Of South Carolina
County of Abbeville,

County of Abbeville.
Court of Common Pleas.
Henry J. Bowdoin and Augustine T.
Smytbe, Plaintiffs. against Cal
houn Falls Company, Defendant
In obedience to the order made by
this Honorable Court dated 30th day
of January, 1914.
Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors of the said defendant, The CAL
houn Falls Company, TO file their
claims duly itemized and verified with
the undersigned as Receiver, in bis Of
flee in the City of Charleston, State of
South Carolina, on or before the 18th
day of May, A. D. 1914:
Augustine T. Smythe,
Receiver.
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Money to Loan

On unencumbered Real Estate. Farm
lands preferred. Address,
P. o. Box 379, Abbeville, s. c.
Sc st
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Miss Bessie Miller in Town.

Miss Bessie Miller was in the City Sun,
day, visiting her sister Mrs. j. e. Pressly'
Friends in Abbeville are always glad to
have q visit from Miss Miller.
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County Schools Invited.

The County Schools are invited to come
and take part in placing the floral Offering
the monument on Saturday, May 9th,
1914.
Mrs. E. R. Thomson,
Cor. Sec. Abbeville Chapter q. DC.
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Indigestion? Can't Eat2 No Ape.
tItea
A treatment of Electric Bitters in
creases your appetite stops indiges.
ton you can eat everything. A real
spring tonic for liver, kidney and
stomach troubles. Cleanses your
whole system and you feel fine. Elec-
trio Bitters did more for Mr.. r. d.
PEBBLES stomach troubles than any
medicine he ever tried. Get a bottle
today. SOC. and $1.O0, at your Drug.
gist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Eczema.
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Wanted

Sewing, at Mrs. E. }. Whitley's, Pinckney
Street.
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NOTICE!

Owners of dogs will Please take no.
tice, that on and after May 18th the
Dog License will be $3.50. Until that
81.
#. G. Perrin,
City'Clerk.
April %, 1914. q
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Jack for Service.

Standard bred Spanish Jack for service
Fee $40, guaranteed. Apply to W. r. Ellis
Abbeville, S. G. Telephone 245-13.
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u. D.. G.. Entertainments.
The U. D. C.'s will give a series OF enter
tainments at the homes of the members,
beginning Thursday, May 18th, and contin-
uing to Tuesday following.
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April %, 1914. q
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~ ohN"A SPN
in Greenwood.
DR.. Mahon spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Mahon in Williamson.
Mrs. G.. A. Neuffer entertained the ladies'
Bridge Club last Friday afternoon. Sew
eral ladies were seated in the parlor and
dining-room. Quite an enjoyable afte1-
noon wal spent. At the close Of the game
lice cream and strawberries with cake were
served.
Mrs. NJ. T. Coleman and Mrs. Jas. A. Hill
went to Greenwood Tuesday on business,
Mrs. H. A. Benton spent the week end in
the City with Mr.. and Mrs. James Tag
Igart.
Mr.. W. R. Bradley spent Tuesdaywith
home folks in the City.
Mrs. Eugene B. Gary returnde home on
Saturday from a visit to her daughter Mrs .
Frank Hassell.
Judge E. B. Gary came up from Column
bia 10 spend Tuesday with his family.
NJ. Eugene B. Gary Jr. is off for Jack
sonv.ue Fla. to be gone for some time.
The U. D. C.'s have arranged a delight
full programme for the Veterans on Memo
rial Day. We hope there will be a large
attendance on Saturday Of the old SOL
diers. The Abbeville ladies are ever ready
to do for these 'old friends and always
enter into anything on foot that will give
pleasure 10 these well-beloved Veterans
We hope for them a pleasant day.
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Nv HAVEN VOTE
|a;Ig ~ DISSOLUTION
.s..ts Get 100000 Proxies
u. stockholders Meet
ing To-day.
,uy $50 OPPOSE
COMPACT WITH U. S.
a,sv and Venner Are Ex'
''' .,sd However, TO Enliven
,bs Proceedings Some.

n..s ~ the New Haven Rail
Al ln' said last night that about
% r,o1ies in favor OF the dlssso luuon
~% -, made with the government
ls''sn'e.', ,.ceivcd. and only So against It.
81 'Ss" .,s t5n.l79 shares. it is appar-
. 'a,. ' ,be dissolution compact VIII be
q '''' the stockholders meeting 10
i'Av, substantial majority
BY % ,h,s assured victory for the
Dtspe ,ba company. it is expected
''"s ,.,snce c. Venner, Morgan u
i'ii "a. I'D others antagonistic 10 the
s'Ass. .,.rt will stir things up. Mr.. Ven
'i'as. a,rsadv announced that he pur-
n nAs ask some pertinent questions
f&ss ~, Afr Buckley is keeping his
ri 1.', s,rrself he is usually relied upon
Iafs !" ,no meetings of the New Haven
% n an.'asrs anything but tame affairs.
sat .S. statement explaining the new imam
las go. ~ the company was not given
"a i..a .rssv rs expected. This state
Oh r,. 70 tell all about the raising OF
ns. 80 nv the officers Of the New
s"a which. II was understood. had
h''''" --orged at a conference between
s'u Elliott chairman. and several
H's .... an Friday. According TO reports
uorcan & Co.. Lee, Hisginson q
. 7 y,SSsr Peabody & Co. and the First
W. al Rank we're TO compose the syn
49, ,.. r,hlcb was 10 handle the transac-
va -. offices Of the New Haven no
- ' ~ was forthcoming as to the
-., for Withholding the promised
...,.msrt on the eve Of the meeting Oh
80, .,ocEbolders. About two months ago
" ~ y Wv, haven tried TO issue $4,000 IN
~ . ,,- bonds. Ex-Governor Buckley
~ come other stockholders took the
-. 10 the Massachusetts, supreme
50 =. wb.re il was declared unconstltu-
W., |, may be possible that MI
80. - will attack the new plan at to-
tays meeting. ,or,,
N, stockholders will meet IN Harmonic
y.n !, New Haven. at noon.
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ALERT r. TRAGEsER Jan. IA. 1919;
value. sos AZ Mrs Perpetua Trageser. widow,
IS beneficiary. Assets-Deposits. 1856 life in
surance s. 900; 800 shares John Trageser
Steam Copper Works. s., 900.
DIR. FRANK J. PARKER (Oct. 2 1879
value. SO. 705 Decedent also owned realty at
Rranford, Conn. not appraised under the New
York report. Trinity Church OF Branford.
gets s. co., Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital, New York, s., 10; Yale Medical
School 81 OOO The town OF Branford gets twelve
acres OF land for park and the residuary
Harriet Linsley. an aunt OF the dececent. dur
ING her LIE At her death IL passes 10 the
,oV,n ~ Rranford for the erection Of "a memorial
gateway Decedent gave the Home for the
Eriendless. at Branford. homestead, but the
gift was not accepted and IL became a part
Of the residuary estate lhere were leeacles
~ personally 10 number Of friends and as
sociates Assets-One-half interest N2,l25) in
TIE equity in lis East 5Jth ST.: two lots at
New brighton. staten Island, 500, deposits,
q ,r9. notes and accounts, s5.lN; instruments.
iiirary ana personally, t.,e76; stocks and
bonds. S2l,V.p
ANDREW FERRUGGIARI Nov. T. 1879:
ysiue ss5 go Five children of decedent each
receive s. 9C7 and three grandchildren N,97s
each
OSCAR 6 BAILEY aug. 81. 1900: value
$40 sac Mrs. Amy Bailey. widow. Is bene-
rriary. Assets were stocks and bonds, fl,lio
and personally Sltl.
MARY Il. MCARrEN. a nonresident MAY
4 isGsl supplemental report allows add
tional deductions ana reduces the net value OF
accidents New York estate % Sl6.74
TuEOPHILUs sAULNIER. OF Pennsylvania
Uer 10 1909 A supplemental report allows
the net value OF decedents New York estate
TO O0T.
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FIRE DEPARTM EMIT.

Probationary Firemen 70 report 20 the
Medical Board at Headquarters II a. M
horn horn. co. 90: G. j. Biammert, g; g. II. Kelley.
2Ol: = g. Baker. Jr., -00; II. T. McCormack'
2O'; V. A. Molllca. z2O; G. J. scudder' 1I5: ~
r. Sloan, 22l; J. j. conway 25O' j. "a. Price,
2lO: r Ward. No 2. 25s; J. A. Dlonian. 2ll'
=. Schmidt, 2s3; W. p. Hogan. II. g. l. 5; W.
{. Golden. Z; s. F. WisnIewsid. q W J.
Promoted-Csp. W. +. Williams. Eng. 90.
70 the rank OF chief OF Battalion. at $1,000
a year April Il; lieutenants 70 rank Of cap
tain. at $500 year, April Fl; W. j. Fos-
ter, Eng 81. J. j. McElligott, II. q l.. s: j.
OConnor No. l, II. & L. II: John Nc
Loughlin. H. q l.. %; April %. NJ +. Comfy
men (hrst grade). to the rank Of Lieutenant
T. Lan S7iOP Eng. rs: F. ' F. diOih, Ens .4s:
gradc). j. Brown. II. & /. Is. o. Dooer.
Eng. IS, O. J. Dressler jr., H. 8 T. ~:
April q, J. a. Halpin: H. & /. l. First
800 year April Fl r. Elsie. Eng. 50 w.
u. Robinson. Eng. 81; g. Heemsadh' Eng
30. G f. NcGiuty, II. & l. -; ". Ellis
Eng. 30: j. Gels Eng 80
A,signments-April u. Chief OF Battalion
W. r. Williams. temporarily, 10 10th Battalion.
Captains J.. MeLogghlin. Eng q; j. Q C2nnoT'
Foster. "a. I.sutenants J. Brown. Eng 10; o.
Dobler. 1856: /. LANCE. 20e; z +. Giolin. 10
NJ J. McCarty. II. & T. e: G. J. Dresser IT,
s. n Eisele. A.: W. Ellis. co. G.. F. McGnty.
81: G. Hesmsath. 50: J. Gets. IS; April q. Cap
tain VI. r Comfy, Eng. 81; Lieutenant j. a.
Halpln. u. & L. lOe
Observation-Disclosures Firemen fe5 "A q
probationary period OF three months, at 81 DO
a wear: April 81 J. '. Hogencamp, II. & J.
~ N. Johnston, IT., Eng q; j. A. Hoey ~;
van. II & L. 20. April q. e. Triton, jr.. H. &
7. IS ". oster6urs. r., Io3 f a; Travis Is
Eng. 81: J. u. Mayne. IS; j. W. Hankoss' H.
A T. rs: J. J. Robinson. lA; w. r. Bender
Eng. 257
SticLel Sth 10 3sth. Lieutenant J. +. Nc
Manus' Eng gls TO 22s; J. Cossn, 20, to 80;
T. W. r. Gerard. 20 TO 253
Retired-Engineef OF Steamer Lewis e.
Parker, Eng Co. 81 after moro than twenty
years with an annual pension Of $500. June l;
capt n. OConnor. No. l. Eng. n. after moro
than twenty years. with pension OF N,2oo,
April -.
Revocation OF Detail-Aprll 81. Fireman
(nrst grnde) ". Ellis, Eng. So 20 Deputy Chief
J. r. King. No. ]. as driver.
Report Class at the Fire College fhoth
sectionsl Will report AT 10 a. IN. April %.
leave ~ thscnc~. with nav for iwer'v-
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers.-Patrolmen f. c. Davenport. Ia
Z. ", Thoms 1853. and d ]. Phelan Trsf.
Div. Sub-dv A. all 70 G.. o.
Accommodations D. J. Phelan. c.
O.. TO c. l. O.. as chauffeur. Z. w. Thoms.
G. O., p. .. o., clerical duty. l.. 9. Deyen-
port. c. O.. 10 y. h. S. as chauffeur. Ten
porary--Lieut. NJ J. WerZansky. l72. TO Diet.
Div, 10 days; Patrolmen j. J. Burggraf. 4; y
W. Reich. 10; r. A. Fenelop. 20. and W. !.
ShceEan. 81. 20 G. O. 10 days; G. Z. Plat. -.
10 49, as operator Of patrol wagon, days, J.
J. Batsman. Traf. Div, Sub-div. c, to - o.
10 days: 10 bet. DIV: J. Dondero, 80; c.
Pcco s3: ". L. Ihnkon, SO. ana W. c. Hide
brandt ST. ) days. }. j. Kennedy 275. days.
70 u. A o, Queens: ". Murray and J. =.
Hopkins. 27S o days. J. Y. sculy 2s5. ~
days; }. ]. Mooney and r. NJ Boylan. 18th l.
D.. day. 10 d. A. o. Kings; Matron NJ \.
Sullivan, 10. 10 9th l. d., days: Prob Patrol
man j. Dalton. school Tor recruits. 10 Det
Div, 10 days. Detective dvision-Act. Oct.
sergt. I'd grade II. Meyer. SO. 10 Manhattan
Has. DAYS. Discontinued-Patrolman r. G.
Davenport. -, as operator ~ patrol wagon
Leave Of Absence without pay)-Patrol-
man Y. r W. Christiano. 20. day.
observation-disclosures +. A. Travis, 5.
and ". Dsterburg las
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SUPREME COURT.

VS. M>Calium Boston: u 4 Frank. Dallas y.
W DALEY. N9nwert ONO: \ w Mac MacLS 81, n
Kennerly. Knoxville. II Mills New York
CITY. q w LANCE cincinnati. and VI Danaher.
Pine Rlun Ark. admitted 10 practice.
No 10. Nadal/D W May. judgment affirmed
10 A. Wheel ct al executors /Sohmer. Con
troer OF the state OF New York. Judgment
affirmed with costs. Opinion by Holmes. j
Concurring MrKerna and PitneN il: dissenting.
Lamar J. White. J. and Van Devanter. j.
No 10. German Alliance Insurance con
Lewis. as Superintendent Of Insurance. State
OF Kansas. Decree affirmed with costs. and
case reinandcd TO District Court of United
States for District Of Kansas. Opinion H. Nc
kenna. J. Dissenting. Lamar J; White. G. j,
and Van Devanter. j.
No IS Carondoet Canal NAVIGATION CO..
Louisiana. Judgment reversed with costs. and
cause remandcd for further proceedings not
Inconsistent with opinion Of this court opin-
ion 10y MCkcnna. J.
White. J. announced following orders OF
court.
No original ex parte in matter OF John
bennett. jr. e al Motion for leave to file pc
uuon for writs of prohibition and mandamus
denied
No $50 NJ C Kiser Co/Georsia Cotton Oil CO
Wit OF certiorari d-uict.
No. 9A. T. J KempN :. same
No 81 Hooking Valley Ry/U :. same
No 9S5. Sunday Creek CoU :, same
No 9s6 Kansas City Southern Ey COG Q
Maynor ct al. same.
No e9s TAYLOR Cleveland Grain CO. same.
No 1905. French Mutual General Society Of
ani Guarantee 90 OF Baltimore. same.
No $50. l. S/Midwcst OIL 20 ct al Restored
60 docket for rehearing before fun bncch.
No 1929 u 5 /RailWav Association Of - Louis
ct al Motion 10 advance submitted.
No 1909. Beree Forbes Co/Heye. Petition for
writ ~ certiorari submitted.
No 90 Hopkins /Hebard 81 al. Motion 10 as
sign for argument Immediately after No g.
original. submitted
No ga New York Times Co/Sun Print
Ing and Publishing Co. Petition for writ OF
No go Hollerbach et al/U s. mandate
granted
No COS. Lansburgh et al/Parker ct al Peti-
tion for writ OF certiorari submitted.
No $40. Straus 81 al/American Publishers
Association 81 al Motion 10 reverse and re
mand or 10 advance, submitted.
No 1905 Ripinsky/ Hinchmau et al. Petition
fo- writ Of certiorari, submitted.
NO 54 Linn q Lane Timber Co et al/U 6.
Leave granted 10 file brief herein rs amicus
curiD
kota on relation Of McCue. Attorney General:
and No 9Sl. Minneapolis. 81 Paul e. Sault ste
Marie Co/North Dakota on relation Of McCuc.
Attorney General Motion 10 advance sub
mitted
No 1925. Northcrp Pacific Ry CoENiecse ct al.
Petition for writ ~ certiorari submitted.
No 73S. Egan/N Jersey. Motion 10 dis
miss or affirm submitted
No. sos Aprenica, etc ct sl/Buger Motion
TO dismiss submitted
No $50 Wisconsin Central Rv Co ct Az
Northern Pacific Ry Co. Dismissed per stipu-
lation
No coriEinaD. Arkansas Tennessee. Argu-
ment concluded
n" $40. Gompers ct al/U S Re-argument
begun
ran for April p: Nos SO 25S. sos. 1888. sO2 ZIG
tand -9l and 292), 297 (and 29s). go 2s6 and IA
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WILLS FILED.

ESTHER T.. MKENNEY January 10: mora
than g. 900 real estate. not more than 800 per-
sonal. 20 nieces and nephews.
HENRIETTA DINKELSPIEL april y; up
ward $40 900 personal: 70 cells Goldsieln
daughter. and Edward Dnkelspiel son.
MARY T. WILLIAMSON March So; value Of
real estate unknown. upward OF $50 O00 per
sonal: 10 Marion Miller. friend pearl and
diamond cluster. Wo0dlawu Cemetery, $50;
Monica Roura. sister. So 900. personal effects 20
Rose Hale sister. who also D. one OF rcsiduary
iegatees. with Thomas J. Keenan,, brother
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FIRE RECORD.

A. NJ.
i50-22s Bowery. Goodman g. Pearl: SIS
440-lIs2 Townsend ave, Domlnlck Spano.
slight.
5l6-Stephens ave. and Clasons Poin. Road
Alex schmidt: So. 900
74o-S0S West teth St, Donovan's Dancing
Academy s. 900.
$500 East both St, James Julius: trifing
eiO-365 West illth st. J. sheridan trining
1889 and 81 "a A., l. Schecter; trihing.
PM
5000 East seth ST.. Emil Roosevelt: 81 Ga.
t55-i5 East 10Th st, Robert W. Boiling
trihng
6:3o-40T East nth 81, Karl Wallace; 800.
el5-ll2 East 18th st, NJ. $. Daimler; trifins
6:9s-a95 East SEA 81. Samuel krantz. iriflng.
6:Se-2S West 18th st., -. y. stevens. trifins
7;l0-iSs Bleecker st.. Max Mankn; trining
T:4D-2s9 Avenue \, owner unknown trfins
s;50--iE West 10th ST., ieth Street Garage 20
trihing.
s:So--e7 and - Yves, i2sth St. Jacob Levine
trining.
n .os-iie Snrclt ~ r1's papr: tr'Nlrs
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INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

"I Telegraph % The Tribune
I. nun y. J.. April z0.--'rhe following
,"ty charters we're fled to-day:
as's - COMPANY. Atlantic CITY; real
<sis .,.'pps John q shape, tthFl '.
Bsr,..' - \. bafrir Atlantic CIV.
- slh. Inc. IskeDOoG hotel 500 .
.sass y - j. fsWsDn. YOnkers. y. .
Ys.Nfbrcd
"a a.. iHeg. Realty Company. Arlington
stss.s ~ V,J. Edward J. bfait
y "s'uns ana p1beri Orrick. AIRING
- - - Harmony townships. telephone
'thsa go. Prank q fhiner, Irhrf j.
"' ''bS ". Opoyks BopstcTnr
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procressives Getting Active

eft VI Colby. Of New Jersey; JUS US
L'el Nr,,s an / Ransom. Leonard NJ.
g TTsr. ",tiI and o. =. Phillips, acting
.s si...su of the state committee: VIII
eh san =, a meeting under the direction OF
20 s, o. Progressive County Commit
.ss IN nine Inc Morris High School fo6th St
srd Boston Road, to-mSht'
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four hours. from a m. April q, 1914 Is
hereby granted 10 Captain Daniel OConnor
No. 1, Eng. q. prior 20 his retirement from
the department
Special Leaves Of Absence. without pa.
Fireman Cirst grade) ID. J. Mccarthy. Eng a.
Stoker J. Cermak Eng. S.; Fireman Chrst
grade L. Davis II. and L. as
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STATE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS.

Jacobs /Monaton R'ty c Re Christey
Re r Board Stein Re Mcdonald
WY Tunnel People /Hammersteln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-21
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Part mills, j. Part lI-Keogh, j.

Calendar at 9:i5 a. m.
Chsrella ia Idwin lEmmerick/S OIL Ny
I TInehan silver Bennett Husted
Piber Biber People Nc Donald
Bber/Biber decentralization WIZ
Wilson White Plains rBecker/Evans
whalen/N Y c & II r Berry/N c &HR
Garofano/ Coyino Renza/Bd Educ
Grim /Lehigh Coal .
The following causes II answered ready VIII
be passed for the day. No cause VIII re set
ConElin IBirdsan Bucclariello/R Den
Murray/West 81 Ry mis- Co
Stehlin /C a 9 Contr iNuRent /Wifrer
/ liberty Brev/Ol iWelke Maxwell Brsc
Gulnea/Pitts con Vinton/ Transit Cons
Schutrck/N Y Maloney RODRIGUEZ
Berry/Kiein FIRED kson Rochelle Coal
Nichtern west st Ry lWnkler/ Swacklamer
NicolettO/ whit ge rec ocean IS
Fletcher/NY Nh e II Tackman/ LebOld Co
q & Marley Delhno Mcmahon Miller
Marcus A. y Pow NJ y Gardella/ Pitts Con
Trentzberger/M Vnon Marietta Nc Mullen
Mccarthy Ringler & c Gardner/NH MI q n
Gibson Richards REQ Nat g & Gable
B,,rt Richards iMaher Giants
OblLTobson Gff Co lSamea/N y & Stamrd
HetzeI/N Y y II & II EdwardsIN c & II r
eyIMackcv iTotaro/N n n & II
DECISIONS.
Mills, j.
Jul./Henry siebrecht; defendant show cause
April q why should not he punished for con-
tempt for non-paynent OF alimony.
y Rlty Owners /Isaacs; decision for de-
PENDANTS with costs.
McClelan/kice et al; decision Tor piehuH'
with costs
people/Nolan: murder charge; George An
drews assigned 10 defend.
In ra Herman TER. inf; Simon TER appointed
guardian 10 bring action.
Morschauser, j.
Mildred s/Charles Helm interlocutory de-
cree for plaintiff.
cree for plaintiff.
IN re Kennedy; motion 10 dismiss indictment
adjourned 10 May at White Plains.
Keogh. j.
Nebia Media; final decree signed
Tompkins, j.
Hutchinson McCaddon, executor estate Ruth
Bailey; plaintiff files appeal papers.
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