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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21

Berlin, Germany, Dec. 21.-The French
attacks Sunday at Newport (Belgium)
We're repuIsed. according to the German
official statement, which adds:
Between RichebOurg LAVoue ana
the canal of La Bassee we attacked
the positions of the Hindu troops
stormed and captured their trenches
and disIodred them from their positions
with heavy losses. We captured one
piece Of artillery, five machine guns
two mine throwers and q men, includ-
ing 10 officers The trenches we lost
to the enemy December Is near Notre
Dame de I,orette have been recaptured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21

'1The fierce French attacks 20 inc
northwest of Verdun have failed com
pIetely. The great activity shown by
the French along our entire 'front.' mas
been explained by an army order dated
December II and signed by Gen. JotIre'
commanderinchief of the french
troops, which was found on French
officer.0 This order reads as follows;
During three months the enemy
has made a number of fierce attacks
without being able to break through
our line. Everywhere he has been
VIGOROUSLY repulsed The moment now
has arrived for US to make use of the
wea I1ness which he has shown. After
having reinforced ourselves with men
and material the h-ur of attack has
arrived. We kept the German forces
in check, and it is now our business
to clear the fatherland of the in
vaders.'"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21
FLOODS DAMAGE
ARIZONA CANALS
WashoUts and Landslides
Occur in Many Places;
Traffic Delayed.

Phoenix, Ariz, Dec. 21.-Landslides
and washouts are reported from all
parts of Arizona. traffic between
Phoenix and Globe is interrupted by a
landslide near Roosevelt
The Phoenix & Eastern railroad
bridge over QQueen creek, east Of Mesa,
is washed out. Queen creek has
washed a great hole in the eastern
canal, near Mesa. The highline canal
also is damaged. There has been no
damage to canals in the Salt river
valley on the north side Of Salt river.
Record at Reservoir Broken.
Between Saturday morning and sun
day morning the gain in the Roose-
Welt reservoir was Al $50 feet, breaking
all records for r 24-hour period. Be
tween Sunday morning and Monday
morning the gain was 1885 acre feet.
The total gain to date. as a result OF
the storm, is IS, 636 acre feet, almost
half as much as was in the reservoir
last Thursday.
The flood stin is pouring in above
the dam. Today the sky is again over
clouded and more rain is predicted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21
KAISER RETURNS To FRONT.

LONDON, Eng, Dec. zL-Ihe German
emperor has completely recovered and
returned to the front according to an
announcement from the Berlin main
headquarters transmitted through
Amsterdam to Reuters Telegram COM
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21

an the neigh borhoOd Of SOuhain, to
the northeast Of Chalons, French troops
Sunday delivered a fierce attack. In
one place they penetrated our outer
trenches, but their attack broke down
under our fire. They left four otIlcers
and 80 men in our hands and a large
number of dead French troops were left
on the ground in front Of our position.
In the Argonne we captured an I'm
portant wooded hill at lie -Four oe
Paris, three machine guns, one revolver
gun, and 275 prisoners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21
NINE DESTROYS STEAMER;
ENTIRE CREW Is saw

London, Eng, Dec, 21-The adj
miralty has announced that the British
steamer Tritoria struck a mine off the
coast of Ireland Saturday and fOun-
dered. The whole crew was saved. She
was bound from Darlington to st.
Johns, n. 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21
RUSSIANS HALT
GERMAN FORCE
Hinder Troops Reported by
the Germans as Defeated;
"French Attacks Fail"
tcontInned From Fage One.l
Hindu Troops Defeated.

we have made slight progress in the
forest Des Chevaliers, to the northeast
Of the fort Of COyOn.'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21

A bicycle, with fresh air and exercise,
the best of all Xmas presents. Allen
Arms & Cycle CO.--Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21

Roller skates, Allen Arms & Cycle
Co.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21
3
The One Present

That is always in good taste for any lady and
present that costs the least money in cOmpari-
son with anything else you could give to the
same person and be as appropriate is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21

large line good pure Chocolates
price b. boxes u b. h. boxes 25e;
b. ID. boxes s125 All attractive boxes
nd erihhn ed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21

One the largest shown any Connection
cry Store the United States. To fill with delicious candy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21

Assorted Chocolates, the ID. Csc
Dreamed Brazil Nuts, chocolate
coated, very fine, in 1 and 2-lb.
boxes, each ....-.S1.25 and $3.50
Chocolate Coated Csramels, flas
vors are pecan, walnut, almond,
fiIbert, vanilla and chocolate,
priced, per box .S1.25
Rich Matted Milk Chocolates,
box ........--....t ..s..''9 i.zo
Cream Assorted Nuts, dipped in
chocolate, box ............S1.25
Small gold colored boxes filled
with Swiss Chocolates, each. 15c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Di-nis.ed- pension 500 a year, April
2T-Patroi T. = Butler, 1880. app. May
81 1905.
Assignments Temporary 1--Scrgts G. T.
Nosburgh. 800 90 com. o. DAYS. Ap-N 2S
W a. Black. 1920. 10 Com. o. 10 days. April
so Patrol. c. r. McGul Gth. 10 r. r. ~.
So. chauffeur. 10 days April IS. 81
% J. Caracciolo and 3. Dauiano. 26fh 20
com. q. 10 days April 90. T b. Randall
Sist. 70 Com. O.. 10 days. April 80. p. Ian
deTs $50 20 Com o, 10 days April p.
J. 7. Brennan. Traffic Subj. 20 training
stable 30 days. April os 90 Detec Div: r
J. Mfs.~ IRON. 17fh. and II Sommcrs 95th. 3
DAYS. April IS detailed 10 u. A. o.. : r
10 days. April %. & Picco. 43d. " l. Inn
ken. sOth and ". q Hnderbrandt Slst 5
dsys. April q: y ID = Pickett SD and
s wilson. G5th. . DAYS April -. = \.
Doherty 1880. 10 DAYS April %. y. j. Ken
necy. 215th , days. April 90 detailed u.
4 o.. Queens. = Kehoe and G. g. Harden.
27sth. 2 days April -. detailed 20 u a o..
- Com o. 20 DAYS. April q. Dotcc. Div.
20 ManhatiHn HcadqtrF Act. ScrFts. 1St
grade. r oliver and = g. Watson. -. %
DAYS April p G Yunge a Baha. j. 4.
sIeyiu and J. i kennel a. 10 DAYS. April
- % grade. s Birmingham. 9th : J..
German. 29th. and r. 4. Fcnneliy 18TH 10
osyr. Apru -
I<sv~s Of Absence without payJ-patrol.
r J. y Reilly 300. J day. April % " 3
i5oth. 2 days April %. J.. Hennsssy. 18Th.
J day. April n Probst. Patrol O f. Cold o.
ing 1911. 3 days. April 81. v J. Petersen.
2a'h. dayr. Nay 2
Resignation -Proba, Patrol p F. Kisr-
ran 18Th April -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29

Neutenants Junior rrade) OSCAR SMITH
and r. 9. KTSKAID. detached WORKS Mo
vale steel Company. Philadelphia; 10 IN,
Machias.
LAND AMI r. K TURNER, detschef
works Bethlehem steel Company. South
Bethlehem. 10 the Marietta
Ensign ~ J.. DEYO. detached ms DUNCAN
rn.ic ,i'' kPSoLD MARCUS. to receiving
ship. San Francisco.
Ensign r.. A. LAVENDER, detached Naval
Observatory. Washington. 70 the Washlns'
surgeon r. ". RICHARDS detached Bu'
reau Medicine and Surgery. washington
20 tie Washington.
Passed Assistant Paymss,er 2 j. DALI
detached navy yard. Boston 70 'ns us
chias ~,
Passed Assistant Psymsst.r r p. COZ
CORAN. detached navy yard. Norfolk; "
CHAPLAIN in i.E r. y. TAYLOR. 70 IN. West
Chaplain J. p. FRAZIER. detached nav.
disciplinary barracks. Port Ho'a''
Washington.
MOVEMENTS OF vARsH1PS-Tn'
following movements Of vessels have pee"
reported 10 the Navy Department
ARRIVED.
Ap-il 2s.-Th. Rocket. az wssh'nE'on; ~
Whipple the Paul Jones' he perry, wv
T-uxtun and the stewart. a. MaEatlsh
April 27-Th. Lawrence. the Preoe, ".
Hull. the Cheyenne and the Cleyeahq.
san Diego: the Isls do Luzon, 81 Ne" 10 o'.
ward: the Uncss. AZ Norfolk IN. 81 LOUIS
ard the HIS. at Tiburon. cal. The SCOT
pion at Nersina
April 2s.-The Galveston. at Mania
SAILED.
Apru 2s-Ths Raleigh. from Nazfhn j"
San Bias and Manzanillo. a.,
AprIl os-The Rocket. from Wsshins,en =.
Annapolis: the Galveston. from loio 'O'
Manila. ,.,,,.s
April 27-The chicago. from Po-,'no w..
\ IT.. for Boston; the Talla hassT Te,, ,,,,
Guantanamo for Cristohal: the IonopsDl
The D-I the d. the D-S. The Il -
tho F-2. from Norfolk FOR New YORK ~.
the New York. from Newport for HS"p
ton Roads. ,t..,on
The Vicksburs. placed IN tuil oomn'''''"
at navy yard. Puget SOUND. u..
The Machies commissioned. snd w. 49,
eta placea IN ,ull commission AZ navy yarn
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY,
TEv Tclegraph 10 The TT

lBy Telegraph IN The Tribune
Albany. April 2s.-The following incor-
porations were filed to-day with the Sec
rotary Of State:
John Woods Corporation The Bronx realty
5000 John Woods. 36l East lssth st, The
Bronx: John j. Heean and Andrew !. Thomas
Mott 10 Gaige Animated Advertising Corpo
ration. Manhattan; $4,000; John G. Noisht' =
Dfisdol ana d Daniel 1ss g Donovan ,5aa New York
New York Film Advertising company Inc,
Manhattan: s. 700; James p. Woodend 100 East
FISCHER New York.
The Rotary Power Tool Company. Inc.
St. New York Julian @. straus New York
Helen Reid Caldwell. y. J.
Hof Company, Inc. Brooklyn; hotels. cafes ,ss;
Cropsey ave. brooklyn; Henry :. Hof. New
York. John J. Spielberser Brooklyn.
Joanna r. clark. SS7 East 32d ST.. Brookiyn
Amelia z Clark and Clarence l.. clark. Brook
iyn.
$40 900. John j. OBrlen, 552 West 42d St.
New York. VI. L. Joyce. George Schmidt,
New York
The quantity Survey Company. Inc. Man
haitian; $40 900: william g. smith. 80 Morn
ingside Park Springfield. Mass: George L.
Lewis. Charles ~. Stanton. New York.
Tho Lyons cold Storage company: Inc.
Lyons; $50 900: william $. Gayitt. Lyons,
Charles Coney. Charles ". Barrick. Lyons
Superior Kni, Goods Company, Inc.
Brooklyn. SO. 600. Eugene Coussa 30 Broad
way New FORK; Edward a Devine. Thoms.
i. Garyey. Brooklyn
Enamcled Steel Package Corporation.
Avon. 500 600. Henry r. Allen Rochester.
James H. Charity, Junius 4. Cowles, Roch
ester.
Seventy-six FIFTH Avenue Inc. Manhs'-
tan: realty. 1901 600. Ellison Crawford. 1T5
Broad way. New York. George W Gayler.
RAY u. Adams. New York.
j. 4. Sierra. Inc. Manhattan; printer. alta
TONERS $1,000, Lulu N. Sierra. 1i6 West 23d
81. View York. Thomas !. Traub. ir.. Thomas
W. Constable New York
Industrial and Agricultural Co-opers i've
Association. Inc. Manhattan; $1,000: Jacob
katz. f35 Delaney St. New York. Joseph
Baskln Hyman J. Cohn. New York.
Gaylord Company Inc New York contract
ing engineers. $4,000. Richard II Bouchhausen.
lS' Liberty St, New York: smith Afford. New
York. JoseIh Hogan. Brooklyn.
proste & Snyder Inc. Manhattan; general
butter cheese and egg business 100000
Charles =. Droste. IS South Mountain ave.
Monfclair. y. =: charlie. +. Droste. jr.. Mont
clair. y. T.; Harry /. snyder. Brooklyn.
Barnet Realty Corporation Manhattan. real p
u. 5000. James j. O'Connell. 80 West f31
81. New York. John Bockhaus and Anna -.
Crawford The Bronx.
Chenango Theatre Corporation. Norwich s35 %
0o0. Adam Tennis SO Genesee 81. Utica Will
tam II Wells and Robert q Eaton Norwich
IN cloth-cutting machines, $4,000. David =
Maimim. % Fort Washington ave- New York
Hyman Malmlm and Morris + Garshelis Tho
Bronx.
American IL Dentells Company. BROOKLYN;
importing. dealing IN product Of Ia Denr.re
$1,000. lgnatr Schuster. Strong pl.. Brook
lyn. carl = Ahlrirom, IT,. and Richard o.
Johnson. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29

jors WALTER II. GORDON. 81 Infantry
GEORGE W. READ. 9th cavalry; WILL
IAN :. MNAIR. 9th Field Artillery; DE
ROSEY g. CABEIL 1ith Cavalry: JAMES
". MANDREWs. I4th Infantry and
EDWARD ANDERSON. 18th Cavalry
Major HENRY II. WHITNEY, adJuten'
general designated department adjat ,,,n:
western Department. in addition 10 ou'e'
as adiulant. third division.
Captain LAWRENCE u. CABELlA quarter
mastc- corps. to Fort Sam Houston as
assistant depot Quartermaster
Captain WILLIAM j. KENDRlCK' quarter
master corps. 20 Fl Paso, AZ as'istant
officer in charge general supply depot
Quartermaster corps.
tailed member General stan corps. from
Fort Mcdowell report 10 commanding
general. Western Department. FOR duty uh-
IN JULY /. thence 10 Washington .
First Lieutenant JAMES G. FLYNN. nedi-
cal reserve corps. 10 Fort Crockett.
First Lieutenant JAMES G. TAYLOR. sfsnal
Mexico. for temporary duty with Field
Company D. signal corps ,-o.,-
Ftrst Lieutenant RUFUS A EAN NOAS j.
medical reserve corps n Fort crockett
Leave ~ absence-Major PALMER F.
PIERCE. 18th Infantry. one month
NAVY.
Centaln y q. CHASE. detached Naval War
college. to chief OF staff. special squadron.
W. p. SCOTT. detached com
mand the Massachusetts, 10 command the
Lieutenant Commander J.. c. PALMER. 70
duty etaH commander, special service
squadron.
Lieutenant Commander f. J. KING, de
tached Naval Academy 10 command m.
Terry
Lieutenant T. F. CALDWELL. detached the
Tennessee. TO duty on star command,r
IN chief Atlantic Reserve feet.
Lieutenant HALSEY POWELL. detached
Naval War College. 10 command the Reid.
Lieutenant L. H. LACY. detached Naval War
college. 70 aid staff OF commander
special service squadron.
Lieutenant \. ". SEARS. detached Naval
Academy. to the Machas
Lieutenant r. p COFFET. detached aid on
ftanf commander in chief Atlantic Reserve
feet: TO command the Preston.
Lieutenant Gunior grade) +. X GGGAX DE-
fached tho Tonopah: in connection 20 1T
ting out Ga and duty In command when
commissioned
lieutenant Ciuuior grade) :. s EVANS. de-
tached Columbia University. New York. TO
the Marietta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
WILLS.

HANNAH A. DATER april 10; about 30 -
O0O real estate. about Is 600 personal. Laura
r. Rushton. $500: Ann =. Bates. cousin.
$500 Mary r GrTths sister. 500: sarah
Bates Grant. niece 500: Harriet Caulkns.
niece. 800. Laura Mowcr. niece 5000: Nora
ouinau servant, $500. Ann sparks. servant.
$50. Maria Dunn. former servant. $50 residue
and personal fleets 10 Henry Dater. son, and
Annie f. GTJner. Harriet 4 Mclean and
Laura y. Chapman daughters Charles Z.
Bushmore attorney.
FANNIE ? WOLFE Apri 23). real 80
tat. more than 5000 personal To sons and
srardchildrcn. Heymann Herman attor
news.
WILLIAM N1CHTHAUSER March -. m
rsai estate. moro than $1,000 personal BULK
left 90 Maud s. Nichthauser wife. and Hugo
j. Nichthsusor. son. S,roock 6 Stroock. al
torncys
RUDOLPH r. RsCHAIDNER $500 zeal
estatc $50 Der sonsl All 20 Eva Bschaidrer.
wife Rudolph g.. Schaider attorney.
MORRIS WISE Npril i6D no real estate.
Sc 800 personal. Frederick Wise. son. 81 600
laura ~. Rice. daughter. 81 900 Joseph Wise.
SON 81 600: other requests 20 relatives. as
erccatiny $500 and few bequests OF noni-
nal value Blumenthal X Levy. attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

Alexander Lamont aug. 2. 1879. Yet
81 $50. Estate passes to Mrs. An MI, c 10
mont. widow. Assets Premises l4o@ CON-
nonwealth ave. The Bronx. $4,000; deposls
s23l. and oue-half interest iu Lamont q
Kempt0n painters and decorators ]l' East
3ith ST. S7,sjl
John Weir. lost With the Titanic April TO-
1912. Net S26S7G Mrs Hattie NJ Weir
widow. and four children bencnciaries. As
sets. Deposits. $50. notes s5.9o6 and stools 90
and bonds. s39.O7S claim for S2ooVo
against the estate ~ simon r. Su, gu. , Snter7
suspended from taxation. value not deter
mined
Mrs Mary Wigeer CNov T. 1919. Net
$685. Robert Wiggcr husband. bene-
hclary. Assets. Realty. l3l West coin l.os S.
S360o0. fGll Carpenter ave The Bronx,
Grand ave. s.. 1000. and two lots at Flushlns'
Long Island. 5000, there were mortgages on
the Manhattan realty and the net equltts 60 IN
all OF the realty was sI3.5o2 deposits 10
AS. personally and stocks. Sssl.
Carrie ;. Pcpin oJan. -. 1919. Net So -
$40. BoncGciarics Annie NJ. Brown ana hils
S. Price. sisters each receiving one-nall tle
estate. Assets: Deposits, $751; jewelry'
$40 ana stocks. 81. 200
MRS. IDA STRACS dost with tho Titanic.
with. her husband lsidor Straus. memoer OF
firm Of r. H. Macy * co. April -. l9l2l, net
S3l9 go MT. Straus d.cd iutcstate. Estate
pa.sos TO .i.qs. g. straus Perez s. s,raus and
Herbert y. straus. SONS. and sarah :. less
Minnie : We'll end Nitien :. Schrftel daukh-
teIs Assets. Deposits, -. w SilNeIWdlff 81
6SS, principal and accumulated interest with
J. Straus & Sons s262. SIS. iewelry, S3.s4S.
and bank stocks. s6T.I12. The principal ar
ticles OF ieWclry owned By Mrs. Strsus ana
not lost with her effects In the Titanic were
An amber hairpin. with platinum and gold 10
diamonds. sl.s7j. gold chain twelve dia-
monds and twelve Oriental pearls. 1901.
brooch, thirty-one diamonds, $50, and
brooch. 1873 diamonds, s4s5. Mrs Straus had
these bank stocks: Fifty shares New YORK
County National Bank. nifty shares Second
National Pank ard twenty-five shares Ger
mania Bank. OF Savannah.
DIR. CHARLES HERMANN REIN5BERG
august *. 1919: net s2oS 600 Under Will 70
Yrs Isabella Reinsberg, widow, WAS given
81 600 in lieu Of dover, personally passed 70
his two rro'hcrs and five sisters Assets: De
rosits. SOS 900. mortgages. $40 3i6. and bonds
s6.lf7.
ANNIE r. QUICK March s. 1910. A
supplemental report confirms sG-9JGS AZ me
not value. and susrends from taxation 81 this
time certain remainder interests. Alexander
r. Gulicl. husband. received 2 life interest IN
s2fl O9i. Mar Haslett Rhodes. sister, life
interest IN S241. Dot. and Eliza y. Rhodes.
mother ~ decedent a iife interest in sf1. SO.
Original report flcd June IS 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
COINrY COTRI-Hnmnhr..
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
by Mills. y.

by Mills. y.
GRAY Gray Fifteen dollars . week srroonv
ana 800 counsel fees pending trfsl Of s.para-
tion suit
Foley waldorr Found Cab. Co Motion do.
nlsd.
Hernstein/ Bernstein. Plaintiff paw $3.50 "a
defcn6ants attorney. All proceedings s,av.d
until payment Is made
Warner Butler and MansntL Pisintir en-
titled to mandatory Injunction 10 the defsndnn n,
Butler and 10 remove garage already partly
constructed and for costs
lie application or Sewer Commissioners ~
the town Of Harrison TO acquire real estate
Frederick Barnum. OF White Plains. Chari..
" Philips and James M ITurd OF Mount Yer
non appointed commissioner 81 apprai-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
DISTRICT COURT.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APrEALS'

usubspItu George Hill-Decre- a Inr ~
,,a-,c- RIOS Co/David Wiener-Orus' o.
Griued. 49,, O-.~r reverset,
with costs -, O-d.r rev~rsed
PRINT 81 aHLuckenbach ana ""V
affirmed. with costs. p.;.bsrt-De-
Inward ~ al/Steamer Arrow. helcna
cree sustained with intcres, ana .,.c,-
Charles II yelling Co.I"isIe' - o.
tor-Iudgment affirmed.
Williams /Fagelund--Cos Co-mdg-
nT n-,. ON i'<nowle.-IudEnent affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
STATE COuRT-COURT OF APPEALS

INDIGNANT reversed and new trial gIir., or
49, Westminster Presbyterian C nuiun -
W. o9d st/Trustees OF tho 1rcS"''e''
New York.
bowling Hastings.
I,,d~,nont affirmed With costs
$500 CoICitv OF New York
.ro~'s MITCHELL Lewis Motor 90.
Ntarceau Rutland Railroad CO
order affirmed with costs -, ..,S
Nat.er Of proving will OF FoNleI'
Poo OK rol y . & Il u CO. steers ''''
Borough BROOKLYN. 90, - -, prooklvn/
peo OF rel Edison Fl I'LL co or hIo0N'''
Kerrochan and others. e.,,r..-. s.,d/
Matter OF tax Of property o, sannoe ao;io1 n
westminster County society i''
peo * rel West In Tel COP cornnnss''
and another. -. -, a.rntnxa
Nstter OF application OF town OF
ans c town Of aston.
A-nsal dismissed with costs: 49,.
PEG AZ r7il McGuinness McAneny Ves'"o|
PEG tx rel winters rPrenderssT. Controhe''
end Others - O,Ans
Peo .x rel II r RiConneny. pres 20 en-, err;
orSer aNir7n.a with costs and question cer"-
fe1 answered IN negative.
Van TNyl. Sup Eanks/ Foeoier'
same Robin Iessup and ano.
Motion 10 dismiss appeal grantee
Peo/Kaplan.
PeO/ Ka plan.
Poo/Hadel
peo/CNbitosi -,.. r,,o,
In the case 81 the %ew York Electric Llnes
% the motion was granted 70 the extern az
amending the remittitur 80 as 70 recife theIe,H
tho submission % tho twelfth point IN appe'
lsn.'s brief setting forth tho point IN lu'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
FIRE RECORD.

44o-f44 Ludlow 81 Abraham Hslpin.
trifins
80 $50 Ees, 2eth e. John Shannon
triflng.
90 and 10 Great Jones ~, Goldberg
a Levy. damage unknown
o5-ti9tb 81. and Amsterdam ave Co
lumbis University. trifing
s.if--2SJO Webster ave, Paul IUckerman
$500
s55--pier 40 North River Mallory steam
ship Company. 81. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements Of Warships

Washington. April IS
ORDERS ISSUED. The following army
and navy orders have been issued
ARMY.
Colonel ROBERT u. READ. from 18Th cav
airy.
Iioutcnart Colonel CHARLES GRIERSON.
from 10Th cavalry
Lieutenant Colonel AI.MON !. FARMER
TER infantry. placed on list NJ detached
officers md name Of Lieutenant Colonel
WlLpS y RICHARDSON. infantry. re
moved thcrefrom
Following officers from Army war College 10
their regiments Colonel ABNEV PICK
ERING. nth Infantry. Lieutenant Colonies
HENRY -. SrYER. 17th Infantry. DAN
TFT I FATE Nfh TqVpfrv nnd Anr \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
COURT CALENDARS
Gases Will Be Called in the Order OWEN below
Tn. meaning Of nns ! Is against
FEDERAL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
- Macy scranton. and remnant
r,as.napol,s admitted 10 practice ~
No Sa0-L = waterman Co Modern 30" -
20 295-Grannis /Ordcan et al. and ~
MIS- .lvhitcside o. al Arument conciu1ro .,,,o.nt
2t,-Thomsou Ct ahCayscr - a.
CsW FOR Aprn % 80. 81. iss, i7'' KY '''.
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DISTRICT COURT.
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ADMIRALTY CALENDAR
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
COUNTY COURT-PIatt. J

cn.ll- Assessment on lots s. and GO Nacateu
Other challenged assessments De ho'
without costs to either party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
srRROGATE.s coURT-schuIr. 9.

sURROGATE'S COURT-Schulr. =
MOTTONS-ESTATES
csorr. He-. Matilda Cooke
WILLS FOR PROBATE
James " BOYD Michael Nfstt
Bertha Garry Phshe WINS
John Rciner John W puhH'a"
Trial rerm-Schulz, =.
CONTESTED WILL.
Mary Bsumain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
Trial Term-Psr xvIII-5reenbaum, J.
Gaze on. No dav cal endar.
srRRoGATEs' COURr-Cohatan. r.
Trial Tcrm-Fowler. s.

CONTESTED WILLS
Magdaleua Hermann Harry Durham
A. 1890 m.